DALKEITH NEDLANDS

No. 2 NOVEMBER 1990

the committee.

DALKEITH/NEDLANDS BOWLING CLUB REVIVEDThe new sign outside the BowlingClub reflects the new moodprevailing at Dalkeith/Nedlands.

Having exceeded the goal of 50 newmembers during 1989/90, the Clubis now reaping the reward. Seventeennew players have nominated forpennants for the 1990/91 season, afull team. Many of those new playersare now introducing their friends tobowls on Sunday roll-ups. With thirtysets of bowls available, casual dressbeing the standard, and coaches inattendance, we have found a mostsuccessful way of recruitment.

It is obvious the Club is now at its

lowest point as far as pennant bowlsis concerned - one 3rd and two 5thdivision teams. The object in 1990/91 will be to hold our 3rd and seekpromotion of one 5th Division.Withthe continuing influx of new bowlers,time will be required for them to gainthe experience in order to advanceto further grades, and establish moreteams.

Due to the Club's healthy financialposition, the Committee has seenfit to air-condition the Clubhouseand install a gas heater in the bar.These additions have been madefor the comfort of members, whichhas to be a major consideration for

Dalkeith/N edlands, with 312members, is now the 9th largest Clubin the Metro area. Our tWQ othergreat strengths for the future areGreenkeeper, Brendon Joyce (7 yearsservice) and Bar Manager, HenryStevens Cl year). Both make atremendous contribution for thebenefit of members who have the useof some of the best greens and barservice in the Metro area, on one ofthe most magnificent sites on theSwan River.

Bring your friends along to the Clubwith a great future.

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-~e~ Members 1990/91 - Target 40Peter Gason Gordon Davies

Maitland McLennan Wilfred BarrettDon Hore John Richardson

Martin O'HalloranHave you a friend you can introduce to bowls on a Sunday morning? Bowls available - coaches available- casual dress - 9.15 a.m. Doyour bit to help your Club. -

Members: Men 312 Ladies 154 Total 466

Ian HectorKen Solly

Robert Ingham _

XMAS SPECIALSSee Henry at the bar for your Xmas liquor. By supportingyour Clubyou help build better facilities for yourself. Keepthe profits at your Bowling Club.

XMAS GREETINGS FROMPRESIDENT & COMMITTEE

Xmas Greetings from President, John Burridge, andMembers of the Committee

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MAJOR SPONSOR 1990/91: AIREY-POTTER-DA VIES

COACHINGThe' w'A.L.B..t}..'arranges comprehensivecourses for: the training of coaches. Ourqualified coaches are FredParry, JohnMcIntosh, Brian Burton, John Patersonand Wally Cooper. TheIr charter is tocoach' all new members and other 'moreexperienced bowlers upon request. .

ETIQUETTE OF BOWLSThere is a very informative notice on theClub board entitled "Etiquette of Bowls".All members are encouraged to study thedocument as it sets out clearly the "do's"and don'ts" to be followed by bowlers.

The following' important points arestressed:- ,(i) Directions by Skippers and Thirds

Skippers and Thirds, when directingthe head, are only entitled to instructor comment to their team when they

- "hav the mat:'.~-The..JL..havR..the...matas soon as their opponent's last bowlcomes to rest. At -that stage, theopposing director should stand clearof the head. They lose control of thehead as soon as their team's bowlcomes to rest. They must then standclear of the head until they get themat again.

(ii) Where to StandRule 50 states - "Players of eachteam not in the act of playing orcontrolling play shall stand behindthe jack and away from the head,or 900mm behind the mat. As soonas the bowl is delivered, the Skipperor player directing it - if in front'of the jack - shall retire behind it".

(iii) Kickirig the BowlsAt the end of a head, players -including the scorer - are expectedto assist in returning the bowls tothe mat area so that the next endmay commence without delay. Thelead in charge of the mat will indicatewhere he desires to lay the mat.

FormerNedlands Stalwarts:Wally Cooper, Jim. Summerfield, RossLloyd, Reg Buckett, Geoff Perman and

Bob Pike

Ready to Bowl: Pat Boyle, MaitlandMcclennam, Gary Engel, Harry Perkins

and Peter Mouuon.

lWinners Carneron Walshe Spring

Fours: John Burridge (Pres.), GeoffBowden, Roger McCombe, KerryHaddleton and Mike Hertsfield.

Winners, of Houiarii Cook MemorialFours: (L-R)John Burridqe, (Pres.), J.Homroham.H. Hughes, G. Royal, G.White and K. Cadee, (State Pres.),

Claremont Team.

, COMPETITIONS -SPONSORED - RESULTS

SEPT 1STSponsor - Cameron Walshe Pty Ltd1990 SPRING FOURSPrize Money: $390 (distributedbetween 24 players)Winners: R McCOMBE, KHADDLETON, G BOWDEN, MHERTZFELD

SEPT8&9Sponsor - Pertpetual Trustees

,(WA) LtdHOW ARD C~O~O=K~M=E~MORIAL-FOURSPrize Money: $1,000 - 28 playersparticipated in the prize moneyWinners: H HUGHES, J HANRAHAN,G ROYAL, G WHITE CLAREMONTTEAM

SEPT 15. _COCA COLA DAY 1990Winners: ERROL ANDREWS, MROYAL, JOHN ALLEN, I O'HARA

SEPT29Sponsor - Masters DairyMASTERS DAIRY DAY 1990Prizes: HampersWinners: W COOPER, L DAVIS, AMcGONIGLE, T HADFIELD

"IN THE GROOVE"Copies of the booklet - "In the Groove"- are available in the Bar. The bookletcontains useful and easily understoodinformation on many aspects of bowling....-~- --'-r'-~._~

Brendan Joyce - Green Keeper

LADIES' PENNANT TEAMS1990/91 SEASON COMMENCES TUESDAY, 23 OCTOBER

DIVISION 23RDC. MINCHINJ. STRADWICK ' ; _H. SANDFORD

DIVISION 53RDE. COLLINGE. GREENWOODV. PALMER

DIVISION 63RDA. MOSSL. PHILLPP. CHAPPELL

LEADA. STOKESM. CLOUGHR. MEZGER

2NDV. ROYALE. HEATHN.FOREMAN

SKIPPERM. FETHERSM. HIL'fONN.STADE

LEAD _.'C.BAKKERG.SOMESJ. MATHlESON

2NDE.MARSHALLR. PIKEJ.DAY

SKIPPERE. FIMISTERJ. KLUMPPB. SANDLAND

LEADJ. BENSONG. IBBITSONE. De BURGH

2NDM. De PLEDGED.COFFEYJ. ROBERTS

SKIPPERW.BROADB. PALMERA. SNELL

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(L-R) Lady Court - Patron, NQelleStade -'- President,'Mrs Cruickshank ~Mayoress,of Nedlomds, Hel~' Sandford.

- Match Captain, Joam. Hutton. ~ .. '" Committee ' .

Patron - Lady Court on the mat afterdelivering the opening bowl.

Life Members (L-R) Biddy Nicholsonand Edna Cheffins

Vera Royal chatting with Life MembersEdna Andrew and Jen Ellett

OPENING DAY - Wednesday 12October, was very successful. 82members, together ~th our guests,Lady Court and Mrs ShirleyCruickshank, enjoyed a deliciousmorning tea, which was wellorganised by Phil Chappell and her

The "Dorrie Stenning"Mixed Pairs~C:ominenCe on SUnday T October,"~ ..••.. ,

1990~and.24 teams participated.After two games played, five teams ....recorded two wins, with Lloyd andMarkie Fethers showing the way

Life Member, Glad Gray

PRESIDENT'S REPORThelpers. Flowers decorated the tablesand Club House; these were arrangedby Markie Fethers and Bess Paris.

Afterwards, we all adjourned to "E"Green where Lady Court deliveredthe first bowl to open the Season. 66

MIXED BOWLS (NOTES)from John Paterson/Elaine Marshalland"'Erit-Wylie/ Joy StraTIwi~k (lastyear's winners).The event continued on Sunday 14October, with tropies for the winnersand runners up.

RESULTS OF COMPETITION TO10 OCTOBER 1990

"LADYCOURTTROPHY",DRAWNTRIPLESWon by: E. FIMISTER, J, OLDf[AM,G. SOMES.."EDNACHEFFINS TROPHY",DRAWNFOURSWon by: M. FETHERS,W.BROAD,J. DAY,S. WHITTAKER

"PRESIDENT'STROPHY",DRAWNFOURSWon by: M.BURGE,C. MINCHIN,E. MAZZUCCHELLI,C.BAKKER ..Runners Up: W.BROAD,A. MOSS,A. SNELL,M.De PLEDGE

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ladies then took part in a social game.Thank you all for making the daysuch a happy one.The Wednesday Competitions havebeen very well supported, with over50 to 60 members participating.

The eventual winners were:-s :- en-van Hazel and 'Mops de

Pledge2nd: Darriel and Eva Colling3rd: BillEddington and Mabel CloughSpecialPrize:Allan and Eunice Bateman

COACHINGClub Coach, Helen Sandford, is pleasedto welcome the following new memberand prospective members to the Club,namely- .

GLORIA DRAPER, PAM NEVARD,JEAN CONLAN, VERA DENTON,CHARMAINE JOHNSON, MEREDITHJACOBS.

All have been showing promise incoaching sessions.

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COMMITTEE 1990/91

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3rd DIVISION

THIRD

President:S.V.President:J.V. President:.LP. President:Secretary:Treasurer:Bar:Greens:Match~Selection:Recruitment:House:Grounds:Social:

LEAD

John Burridge,John Patersorr

Allan StadeJ.ohn McCubbing

. - John Hobbs~,.: Allan LambBrian Burton

Jack NeilRoger McCombe

Norm SnellJohn McIntosh

Peter WillanRobin Treasure

Denis Denton

SECOND

UMPIRESErrol AndrewsBrian BurtonBill EddingtonAdrian Jones

John McCubbingJohn Paterson

Paul RoyleRon Stapleton

T. McMANUSJ.FREEDMANP.MOULTONJ.ALLEN

A STADEKALLANE.ANDREWSD. HARRIDGE

CO~CHES386.4780386.3312386.5607386.696Er·386.7831

Fred ParryJohn McIntoshWally CooperBrian BurtonJohn Paterson

SKIPPER

J. NEILB. BURTONK HADDLETONAKALMUND

R. McCOMBEJ. McINTOSHJ. PATERSONG. WILSON

G.O'HALLORANA MONGERH.O'HALLORANJ. McTAGGART

M.BEROSD.DENTONL COLMERJ. POINTON

5th DIVISION

W. EDDINGTONJ. SUMMERFIELDM.ROYALJ. McCUBBING

J. BURRIDGEW. COOPERL. FETHERSA JONES

5th DIVISION

M.WARDM.HERTZFELDD.RATTIGANN.BROWN

M. McLENNANP. BOYLER. LLOYDG. ENGEL

A McGONIGLEARAPHAELP.McCOMBEH. PERKINS

J. HODGSONL. HYLANDJ. LEWISB. MINCHIN

1990/91 PENNANT SEASONMid-WeekSides 1st November, 1990

2nd DIVISION

S. HADDLETONP. MOULTONP. GASON

A STADEM.M-BURDENP. WILLIAMS

J. NEILK HADDLETONJ. McINTOSH

R. McCOMBEJ. PATERSONG. WILSON

2r1l1--BI-\--'ISION - .. - -- .., . ~~-.. --. ---.•.....

C. PATERSON AKALMUND E.ANDREWSJ. CHANT J. SUMMERFIELD J.BURRIDGEF. PARRY M.ROYAL W. COOPER

3rd DIVISION

K BURKETT J. BUTCHART P.ALLANSONR. LEEDMAN J. McCUBBING W. EDDINGTONJ. POINTON J. LEWIS A JONES

4th DIVISION

F. BURGES D.DERRY J. BURTR.ALLAN D.DENJ'ON P.ROYLE

4th DIVISION

H. FOLEY KMAY J. COULTERS. CAMPBELL D. MEREDITH B. MINCHIN

5th DIVISION

J. BAKKER A McGONIGLE J. HARRIST. HADFIELD R. LLOYD J. LUXTON

H. O'HALLORANA GILLETTH. WHITAKER

J. McTAGGARTABATEMANJ. NUTTER

A GIAMBAZIW.GUTHRIE

LO'HARAG. KELLY

A LAMBL. BENJAMIN

These sides are all subject to change and will be constantly reviewed.

Markie and Lloyd Fethers

Pat Lamb and Dick Oldham

Sueand Adrian Monger

Celia and John Bakker

JAZZ B.B.Q.Denis Den'ton and his social committeeorganised a most enjoyable evening onSaturday, 6 August. "MakingWoopy"thejazz band made a livelynight for dancing,while the Denis "Chefs"cooked the B.B.Q.for thelucky participants who sat downto great steaks, fine wine and real jazz.Welldone Denis for a great night out!

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fDavid Careio-Reid and Eric

Holloway, Kensington Gardens, SA:·

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VISITORSOne ofthe great pleasures of bowlingis being able to visit other clubs. Wewere delighted that Eric Hollowayofthe Kensington Gardens Club if'South Australia was able to spendquite a lot of his recent holidav inPerth bowling at Dalkeith/Nedla~1ds.Last year we had visitors from as faraway as Scotland who were able tobowl with us. Don't forget to ask yourvisitors if they bowl - then bringthem along!

VALE - ROBIN GRAYMembers were shocked whenCommittee Merut>r a di

together ;.n the. bush .at PointResolution Reserve as early as 1945.

O 2""?' 8 f -.- .n ,O.~.''''' , 3. .'--lrtn~rmeetmg washeld at theresidence ofDr A.P. Davis.Those rn~sent resolved to proceedwith th _ formation of the DalkeithBowling Club, with-premises on thePoint Resolution Reserve. -

On the 20.4.48, fifty members joinedin becoming Foundation Members.O.v. Chisholm was the las't survivingmember of that original membership.He died in the earlier part of 1990.

,' ..The first two greens were planted inSeptember 1948 - presumably AandB.

DECEMB~R 18

For the second time in 1990, oneof our active members is to turn "90"- Ted Ryan - who still regularlybowls.

Having joined' the Club in 1961, Tedhas never played pennant bowls,saying he was far too .good a golferat Cottesloe (6 handicap at ·best)to play pennant bowls. WifeDorothy, has also been a.champio~golfer at Cottesloe and ChidleyPoint.

Ted spent 30 years with "Ryan andThomas" tyre business in Subiaco.

A very popular chap at the bar, wewish Ted and Dorothy all the bestfor the future.

TedRyan

suddenly on a Monday after enjoyinghis bowls on the Saturday.

Robin had a long history with theUniversity of W.A, and Currie Hall.

As with his other pursuits in life,Robin served the Bowling Club witha great deal of enthusiasm. He firstheaded up the RecruitmentCommittee, then took over Greensthree years ago. The three majorgreens are now in excellent shape,with two others to be replanted.

Allwill sadly miss Robin. We pass onour sympathy to his widow, Norma.

VALE -JOCKJORDANAfter a long illness, Jock Jordan -...:...a recent Past President of the Club- passed away.

Jock, who spent his working dayswith E.S. Wigg & Son, will be long

a friend to all and one who had ~great affection for the Bowling Club;he will be missed. Our sympathy tohis widow, Alison.

CLUB HISTORYby G.P.KELLY

In January 1948, a meeting ofresidents of Dalkeith was called forthe .purpose of forming a bowlingclub. Held in the Dalkeith PictureTheatre, those present were Dr AP.Davis, Mr J.C. Smith, Mr. E. Vivian,Mr H.Bland and Mr J. Antoine. Thosefive men became the FounderMembers. They were photographed

1948-1949·Patron: Hon. Paul Hasluck, M.H.R.President: Dr. AP. Davis

During the year the greens werebeing prepared and temporaryaccommodation was provided formembers.

1949-1950The greens were first played on inearly 1950.The Club was affiliated with theW.A.B.A. -.The greens were officiallyopened forplay on 11.11.50. 'Night play commenced on 'A' Greenon 5.1'2.50.'Teams entered in W.AB.A Pennants.

Members who joined prior1956 and still living

Jack MilnerJack ChantGeorge Pyett, LMBill Gr.ayArchie Howells,LMTed AntillBillBriggs; CClaud HinchcliffeMaurice CullityBert Kelly,CTed RoyceNoel Roydhouse, CRon Kelly

14.10.4910.03.5005.04.5014.05.5314.05.5312.11.5314.01.5415.03.5417.10.5517.10.5521.11.5521.11.5519.12.55

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