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BOWLS TARADALE
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No 30
31/03/2013
This
week's sponsor is -
NICHOL GLASS AND
ALUMINIUM -
10 Gloucester St, Greenmeadows |
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Apr 1 |
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Tue |
Apr 2 |
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Apr 3 |
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Thu |
Apr 4 |
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Fri |
Apr 5 |
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Sat |
Apr 6 |
Men's C of C Fours
Women's C of C Singles |
Sun |
Apr 7 |
Men's C of C Triples
Women's C of C Pairs |
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The following people won our club championships are
eligible to represent us in the Champion of Champions events
next weekend
FOURS: Phil Young (skip),
Frank Grantham,
John Calnan,
Ewen
McLauchlan
TRIPLES: Dave Henderson (s),
Lloyd Fitness,
Bryan Godber
SINGLES: Colleen Ferrick
PAIRS: Julie Haslett
(skip),
Diane Mitchell |
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RELAX
STAY CALM
The ability to remain calm and relaxed when
the game is not going well is a skill that needs to be learned and
practised.
Some techniques that can help are:
1. Deep breathing
2. Breathing by numbers (in 1 out 2 up to 10)
3. Visualise a place of calm (beach, garden,
lake, stream, a quiet place)
4. Progressive relaxation (centering,
draining the tension away)
5. Adopt a passive attitude.
6. A physically comfortable position.
7. Self talk. Relax mind and muscles.
8. Think of a number, word or symbol to dwell
on. |
RESTARTING
AN END DURING A GAME OF
2.4.2
During a game of 2.4.2 bowls last week the following happened:
A played 2 bowls, B played 4 bowls, then A played the remaining 2
bowls ..... but while playing A's last bowl the jack was killed.
QUESTION:
a. Can both teams agree to restart at the other end where all the
bowls are? (or)
b. Do all the bowls have to be carried back to the original
starting end?
ANSWER: Both situations could happen.
If the skips disagree then the teams must restart from the
original end and A leads first.
If the skips agree they can begin at the end where all the
bowls are BUT the bowlers must swap ends so that A leads
first.
Law31 - DEAD END
31.1 A dead end is not counted as a completed end even if all
the bowls required to be played have been played.
31.2 A dead end should be replayed in the same direction unless
the skips, or opponents in Singles, agree to play it in the
opposite direction. (If the jack and bowls need to be transferred
to the opposite end of the rink before the end is replayed, they
should be carried up the rink to avoid distracting players on
neighbouring rinks.)
31.3 If the skips, or opponents in Singles, or the umpire,
declare an end dead the first to play in that end should also play
first when the end is replayed. |
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ETIQUETTE -
AFTER AN END IS KILLED
Carry the bowls when returning them after a killed end.
Do not kick them up the green. |
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KITTYHAWK
UNDER 20 SINGLES MEN AND WOMEN, EASTER 2013
(Colleen Ferrick)
Four sections of men, and two sections of women are competing for
this coveted National title at Pakuranga Auckland during Easter.
Eight players in each section will compete against each other
(round robin) with the winners going through to the finals, which
will be held on Monday.
Played in
sets format, the same as the Commonwealth Games format, the
championships give potential New Zealand Representatives the
opportunity to experience the same format as the Commonwealth
Games.
Bowls
Taradale’s Tianna White and Richard Hocking are competing along
with fellow Hawke’s Bay player Dean Drummond. Richard and Dean
both vibrant from their Under 18 Trans Tasman triumph will be in
top form for this prestigious event, which is another step on the
pathway that Bowls NZ provides for youngsters.
This is
the only event that Bowls NZ is involved in where there is an
automatic qualifying clause, with the eight quarter-finalists
(men) and four semi-finalists (women).
The quarter-finalists from the
men’s event last year and the semi-finalists from last year’s
women’s event are all accorded automatic entry into this year’s
event provided they are still eligible age-wise. The criterion is
under 20 years of age on Good Friday of the current year. Those
who do not qualify automatically will have had to qualify at
Centre level and then progress to the Regional Playoffs and hope
to win through from there.
Both
Tianna and Dean won their qualifying events, while Richard was
awarded a ‘wild card’.
Interestingly, the only female
to have won this event twice was Mandy Boyd, who represented
Taradale in 2010 and Johnsonville in 2011.
Bowls Taradale members wish
these players all the very best, and will be watching the results
with much interest.
For full results as they are received, please click
HERE |
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BOWLS NAPIER JUNIOR FIVES TOURNAMENT
April 20th and 21st.
Team1, D Henderson, B Godber, K Robson,S Roberts, L Fitness.
Team2. A Frame, G Marsden, A Simpson, L Dunnett, B Gardner.
Team3, B Morton, C Angove,C Parnell,A Barker, A Mettrick,
Team4. J Soweby, W Cooper, R Packe, June Taylor, Tianna White,
Team5. O de Ridder, C Simpson, R Cooper, M Packe, J Carter.
IF ANYONE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS PLEASE LET GRAEME HOCKING KNOW
ASAP
As a club we won this event last year, so lets make it two in a
row.
The format is triples and pairs.
WHITES AND CLUB SHIRTS WILL BE WORN |
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HOW CHILDREN PERCEIVE THEIR GRANDPARENTS
When little Bailey asked me how old I was,
I teasingly replied, "I'm
not sure."
"Look in your undies, Grandad," he said.
"Mine says I'm 4 to 6." |
WIFE: What would you do if I died? Would you get married
again?
HUSBAND: Definitely not!
WIFE: Why not - don't you like being married?
HUSBAND: Of course I do.
WIFE: Then why wouldn't you remarry?
HUSBAND: Okay, I'd get married again.
WIFE:
You would? (With a hurtful look on her face).
HUSBAND: (Makes audible groan).
WIFE: Would you live in our house?
HUSBAND: Sure, it's a great house.
WIFE: Would you sleep with her in our bed?
HUSBAND: Where else would we sleep?
WIFE: Would you let her drive my car?
HUSBAND: Probably, it is almost new.
WIFE: Would you replace my pictures with hers?
HUSBAND: That would seem like the proper thing to do.
WIFE: Would she use my golf clubs?
HUSBAND: No, she's left-handed.
WIFE: - silence -
HUSBAND:S#$% . |
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TOP OF THE POPS
For the first time that I can recall our bowling site has scored
more hits (1120) in a month than the Mother Club (1050).
There are approx 150 of our members on my email list and they
visit our site on a regular basis but there are almost 200 others
who do likewise. |
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VOLUNTEER NEEDED
Sheryl Glock is stepping down from running our winter bowling
programme. She is only too happy to train anyone who volunteers to
take her place. Please give this your consideration. Clubs need
volunteers and we are more fortunate than most as far as helpers
are concerned. Maybe two people could share the load. If you think
you can help, or would like to get more information on what is
involved, please give Sheryl a call - ph 8432486. Thank you |
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Terry |
Fay |
Barry |
Cheryl |
Kevin |
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IT
WHEELIE IS SORE
The things some people get up to when they are not bowling!!
When you get the opportunity ask Sherrill T
how she got the bruises on her knee
and the skin off her nose |
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FIVE
OLD LADIES
Waiting in Doncaster, to catch speeding drivers, a Police Officer
sees a car puttering along at 22 MPH. Says he to himself: "This
driver is just as dangerous as a speeder!" So he turns on his
lights and pulls the driver over.
Approaching the car, he notices that there are five old ladies,
two in the front seats and three in the back...wide eyed and white
as ghosts.
The driver, obviously confused, says to him "Officer, I don't
understand, I was doing exactly the speed limit! What seems to be
the problem?"
"Ma'am,"
the officer replies, "you weren't speeding, but you should know
that driving slower than the speed limit can also be a danger to
other drivers."
"Slower than the speed limit? No sir, I was doing the speed limit
exactly...Twenty-two miles an hour!" ....the old woman says a bit
proudly.
The Police officer, trying to contain a chuckle explains to her
that A22 is the road number, not the speed limit. A bit
embarrassed, the woman grins and thanks the officer for pointing
out her error.
"But before I let you go, Ma'am, I have to ask...Is everyone in
this car OK? These women seem awfully shaken, and they haven't
made a sound this whole time," the officer asks.
"Oh, they'll be all right in a minute officer. We've just come off
the A120." |
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