Results
Women's Championship Fours -
bad weather on Saturday prevented any play from taking place
Women's Junior Pairs
- This event, initially scheduled for
December, has just got under way. Five women's teams have entered
and two games have been played.
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Taradale Wins Regional Men's Division One 'Sevens'
Earlier in the season Bowls Taradale
won the Men's Division One 'Sevens', for the second
successive year. Representing us were, Murray Glassey, Frank Grantham,
Barry Hanlen, Paul Selby, Phil Young, John Hanlen and Ross Hamilton.
On Saturday in
Gisborne they continued their winning streak. Our team went
through undefeated and now will now represent Region 3 in the
National Final in Palmerston North on April 2-3.
Congratulations, Murray, Frank, Barry, Paul, Phil, John and
Ross. We wish you well.
HB Development Women - (including Mandy Boyd, Angela
Boyd and Sheryl Glock) - also won their competition in Gisborne and will now represent Region 3 at the National Finals. Congratulations and
the best of luck from us all.
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Regardless of what you do put in
every game boils down to doing the things you do best
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Reember The Opposition
People play bowls for enjoyment and it will be more pleasurable
if they are mindful of their opponents. Be ready. Always be on
time for the start of play and for the start of each game. Start
and finish a game with a handshake.
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If
You Are
Second Don't Be Short
If the lead has done his job the second can be called upon to play
position bowls – and they can be the most difficult to play. If the
opposition lead has two on the jack the second may be called upon to
play a firm shot to open up the head. So, the second has to be very
versatile or his bowls will be wasted. He has to have a good draw
shot, he must have accurate positional play, and he must be the
possessor of a good firm shot. A second must never be short unless
otherwise directed. An overdrawn bowl has a better chance of
counting than a short bowl. In addition to playing the game the
second is responsible for keeping the correct scores registered on
the card and on the scoreboard. Any player that can live up to the
above has a very important role to play in any team
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When Can You Look At The Head?
Occasionally you come across a player who wants to go up and
look at the head after each delivery. Is this OK?
Appendix A.4
Restricting the movement of players during play
After delivering their first bowl, players will only be allowed
to walk up to the head under the following circumstances.
Singles game - after delivery of their third and fourth bowls.
Pairs game (each player playing four bowls)
the leads: after delivery of their third and fourth bowls; and
the skips: after delivery of their second, third and fourth
bowls.
Triples game (each player playing three bowls)
the leads: after delivery of their third bowl;
the seconds: after delivery of their second and third bowls; and
the skips: after delivery of each of their bowls.
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49th
Wedding Anniversary
Two of our bowling families are celebrating their 49th Wedding
Anniversary this weekend.
Jean and John Speakman
Fay and Bill Johnson
This is a huge achievement and we congratulate
Jean & John, Fay & Bill.
Bowls Taradale wishes you many more years together.
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When I was born, I was black.
When I grew up, I was black.
When I get hot, I am black.
When I get cold, I am black.
When I am sick, I am black.
When I die, I am black. |
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When you were born, You were pink.
When you grew up, You were white.
When you get hot, You go red.
When you get cold, You go blue.
When you are sick, You go green.
When you die, You go grey. |
... and you call me coloured! |
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Mates in Bowls
This has proved so popular that it is being extended by one
more week. Come along this Thursday at 6.00 pm for another
entertaining evening of bowling. Numbers for most weeks
averaged in the 30's and quite a few people indicated a
willingness to carry on with bowling.
Special
thanks must be given to the organising team of Dave Jenkins,
Maree Turner and Sue Brock plus their willing band of helpers
who stepped in with their time and experience. Your club
thanks you all for your efforts to encourage more into the
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Taradale Friends' Day
On April 1 we are hosting Taradale Friends' Day Hetero Triples.
Starting time is 10.00 am. Please invite a friend (or friends)
to join your team and phone Julie Haslett with you entry. Ladies
are asked to please bring a plate.
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(from Bowls HB
website)
Bowls New Zealand road show meeting-
A
great response - thank you everyone. The Board were very pleased
to see so many support Bowls Hawke’s Bay by turning up to hear
the Bowls New Zealand message as to the proposed organisation at
a national level, bowls in this region and our clubs. Please
remember to return your response forms if you haven’t already
done so.
Representative Selectors
We are now calling for nominations
for selectors and coaches for our representative teams for next
season. Details and application forms can be downloaded from the
Bowls Hawke’s Bay website or you can phone our secretary Carole
Miller who will see that these are posted out to you.
Board member applications
In line with our constitution
three of the six Board members are due to retire by rotation
this year. The Board members who are standing down are Jack
Phillip, Colleen Ferrick and Liffy Law. We are looking for new
Board members to fill these vacancies. The advertisement and
application details can be downloaded from the website or
you can ring Carole and forms will be posted out to you.
'Closing date 15
May 2009'
Application forms are in our clubhouse.
Liffy Law - Board Chairperson |
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Club Days - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
Names in by 12.45pm. |
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BOWLS TARADALE
March
6 President's Charity Hetero Triples
- 10.00 am start.
More entries are required
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HB CENTRE
March
2 NZCT
Pairs playoff -at Gisborne
3 NZCT Singles playoff -at Gisborne
4 Mixed 2x4x2 Regional playoff - at Gisborne
7.8 Men's & Women's Champ of Champ Triples
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WELFARE
Tom Johnson - is in the A&R section
of the HB Hospital
Scotty Burton - recovering in the
orthopaedic ward after fracturing his femur
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