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By Press Release in Bowls on 21st Feb 2010 9:00
Tarcutta sporting legend and bowling club stalwart Leslie Weston is likely to become the oldest greenkeeper in the world when he reaches a milestone 90 years of age in April this year.
The energetic octogenarian has been volunteering his greenkeeping skills at the Tarcutta RSL and bowls club for the past 14 years and says he has no intention of giving it up any time soon.
Weston has lived in Tarcutta off and on since 1930 after being born not too far away at Boorowa.
He has enjoyed a fulfilling and interesting life so far, having spent four and a half years in the Australian Navy before coming back to the land and working on a number of properties around the local area.
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