Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club - Recently Updated Pages

Board, Committees & Volunteer Reps.

Limey2000 — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:03:51 CST

The T.L.B.C. is run by an elected body of officials who oversea select committees to organize various tasks around the club. All Executive members serve a one year term, and the Directors a two year term. They are all elected at the September semi A.G.M.
The A.G.M. takes place in April, before the bowling season commences. . The season officially ends in September but may continue, at the discretion of the Greens keeper, for as long as the greens are playable.

Club Board members (with years remaining), Committee members and Crews for the Sept. 2009 to Sept. 2010 year.

President. (Executive Member/ one year)	Olive Sansom
Vice President. (Executive Member/ one year)	John Chatterton
Secretary. (Executive Member/ one year)	Pauline Mushens
Treasurer. (Executive Member/ one year)	Terry Conlon
Greens-keeper. (Director/ one years)	Russell Woods
Games Committee Chair. (Director/ two years)	Dave Black
Head Coach. ( Director/ one year)	Dave Braim
Membership and Promotion. (Director/ one year)	John Lund
Entertainment. (Director/ two years)	Sheila Rae
House Committee.(Director/ one year)	Ila Gilmore
Fund Raising.(Director/ two years)	Alex Birkbeck

Bowls and Supplies	Duke Klassen
Keys and Lockers	Allan Reid
Maintenance
Gardener and Sunshine Fund
Webmaster	John Lund and Dave Leach

Bowls B.C. Rep.
Bowls Canada Rep.
Vancouver & District Rep.	John Chatterton

Games Committee Members 2009-2010	Dave Black Jessie Birkbeck Helen Cowie Jock Davidson Merrick Groom Russ Hodgson Fred McCall Deanna Olson Sheila Rae Allan Reid Dorothy Rusk Janet Smith Marty Vanstone
Entertainment Committee Members 2008
Grounds Crew 2008
Maintenance Crew 2008
House Committee

Questions?.........Suggestions?.......Ideas?.........

You can e-mail us at: tlbc@mail.com

TLBC Events 2010

Limey2000 — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:53:13 CST

	2010 DATES
Womens Pairs (start)
Mens Pairs (start)
Twizzle
Victoria Day Loonie Draws ________________________________ Round Robin Mixed Pairs V & D Interclub Mixed Fours Mens & Womens Pairs Finals	__________________________
New Members Day
Quaddie
Womens Furze Triples V & D Mens Triples Canada Day Loonie Draws
Mens McCarthy Triples Womens Singles start Mens Singles start Twizzle Colt and Sophomore Singles start Novice Men and Womens Singles (start) Twizzle
B.C. Day loony draws
Maggie and Jiggs
Men vs Women Finals of all club singles championships (i.e.Mens, Womens, Novice Men and women, Sophomore, Colt ) Great day for spectators! Mixed Fours club championship Round Robin Mixed Pairs final Australian Pairs (random draw)	.
Canada vs The World
Labour Day Loonie Draws
V & D Womens Triples
Closing Day	..

Visitations..........

Richmond at Tsawwassen
Tsawwassen at Langley
Kennedy at Tsawwassen
Tsawwassen at Mann Park
Tsawwassen at White Rock
Tsawwassen at Saanich
Ladner at Tsawwassen
Tsawwassen at Sidney Tsawwassen at Ladner: Lloyd Shea Trophy

B.C.Juniors Championship @ T

From the fall onwards, why not Bowl indoors...some members do already!

T.L.B.C., Welcomes you..........

Limey2000 — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:39:37 CST

Welcome to our 21st year...

T.L.B.C. was incorporated as a Society in September,1988 and today has over 160 playing members and another 10-15 social members.

You can find us at:

331 1050 54A Street, Delta, B.C., between the Kinsmen retirement centre and Safeways, to the west side of Winskill Park.

We believe that Lawn Bowling is a game of skill that can be played by all age groups, both by those with a keen interest in competition and those who just enjoy the exercise and social aspect of the game. We believe that the Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club is making a healthy, affordable, outdoor recreational and social activity, available to the community of which it continues to be an active member.

Visitors are always welcome. Coaching help is available.
You can e-mail us at: tlbc@mail.com

[ T.L.B.C. is a member of The Vancouver and District Bowls Association and Bowls B.C. ]

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PHOTO ALBUM

Limey2000 — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 19:20:07 CDT

CANADA VS THE REST OF THE KNOWN WORLD

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ROUND ROBIN MIXED PAIRS........................................................................
Winners: Jessie and Alex Birkbeck (photos courtesty Janet Smith)

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MIXED FOURS CHAMPIONS - August 23, 2009 (Janet Smith photo)

Merrick Groom, Evelyn Morrison, Alex Birkbedck, and Lynn Wickett

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SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS NIGHT
Wednesday, August 19, 2009

The guy on the left is the club Persident, Dave Leach, who actually won nothing. He is standing in for the Bill Walks, the Novice Men's champion. To Dave's left are: Lynne Wickett, Novice Ladies' Champion; Allan Reid, Colts Champion; Pauline Mushens, Sophomore Champion; Margaret Harvey, Ladies' Singles Champion, and Dave Braim, Men's Singlec Champion

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The Men of TLBC defeat the Women......August, 2009. Phot courtesy Janet Smith

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The Sidney trophy returns to TLBC in August 2009

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MAGGIE AND JIGGS ...2009 winners.....Carole Griffing and Rod Asher

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TLBC visit to CENTRAL SAANICH, July 22, 2009 (P. Sansom photos)

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TWIZZLE ..........jULY 12....................................................................

Junior bowlers: Emma, Pricilla, and Syrah

I'll just reposition this bowl a bit.........

Are these bowls all in bounds?....

Two studies in delivery technique

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CANADA DAY JULY 1, 2009 photos from Duke Klassen.

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CANADA DAY, JULY 1, 2009_photos courtesy Janet Smith

Afternoon Loonie Draw - exactly 48 tags....8 rinks of triples!

O CANADA .......Choir led by Joyce

THE PICNIC DINNER.......the red cups ae lemonade

Waiting for their table to be called to the buffet.........

Where's the food?
Oh, here it is......................

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NEW MEMBERS DAY ...June 13, 2009 photos by Paul Sansom and Mary Hargreaves

junior Member Emma, 8.

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PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIPS......JUNE 2009......phots from Marty Vanstone

LADIES: Lorna Davidson and Emily Learman.....................................................
MEN: Sid Hillis and John Meagher

THE GUYS ARE WATCHING THE GUYS BOWL...............

AND THE LADIES WERE ALL ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE GREEN, WATCHING THE LADIES BOWL..................................

Club News

Limey2000 — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 15:11:49 CDT

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News from the clubhouse kitchen.............

August 19, 2009

PICKLED PRAWNS

I serve these with endive or butter lettuce in place of crackers. For eye appeal, serve in a clear glass bowl or tray. This recipe is adapted from The Best of Bridge.

2 lbs. frozen jumbo prawns (uncooked), peeled and deveined, leave tails on 1/2 cup celery leaves ............................................................................................
3 Tbsp. mixred pickling spices ...............................................................................
1 Tbsp. salt

I have used cooked prawns and omitted simmering them. Instead I simmered the spices and added the cooked prawns after, letting them sit in the brew for a while. Works nearly as well.

2 cups sliced white onions.............................................................................. several bay leaves
1 cup of salad oil................................................................................................... 3/4 cups of white vinegar........................................................................................ 3 Tbsp. capers with juice.................................................................................... 21/2 Tsps. celery seed....................................................................................... 11/2 Tsps. salt ..........................................................................................................
6 drops Tabasco Sauce..................................................................................... juice of 2 lemons......................................................................................................

In large pot, cover shrimp with boiling water. Add celery, pickling spices and salt. Cover and simmer 5 minutes. Drain and rinse each shrimp under cold running water. Layer shrimp, onion and bay leaves in shallow dish. Combine remaining ingredients, pour over shrimp. Cover and chill at least 24 hours, spooning the marinade over occasionally. Remove prawns from marinade and place in glass serving bowl or tray. Sprinkle with chopped parsley. Serve with endive or butter lettuce on the side or you can also use crackers. Enjoy....Sheila Rae

June 3, 2009
Here is the recipe for those decadent Peanut Butter Cup Cookies that were such a big hit last Monday.

REESE PEANUT BUTTER CUP COOKIES
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1/2 c. butter
1/2 c. peanut butter
1/2 c. sugar
1/2 c. brown sugar
1 egg
1/2 tsp. vanilla
1 1/4 c. flour
1/2 tsp. salt
3/4 tsp. baking soda
9 oz. bag Reese peanut butter cups (miniature)
Soften butter; cream with peanut butter; add sugar and brown
sugar, beat in egg and vanilla. Sift flour, baking soda and
salt. Blend to make dough. Roll into balls. Place in
mini-muffin pans.
Bake 12 minutes at 375 degrees. Place Reese peanut butter
cup in center when done. Cool a few minutes. Take out of
pans right side up. Yield: approximately 36.

NOTE: Unwrap Reeses BEFORE starting.

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GOT ANY GOSSIP?
We're looking for input!
Please let John Lund know if you have any news or revelations that you think might be of interest to TLBC members.

The Coaches Corner

Limey2000 — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 14:24:09 CDT

Some thoughts on bowling
......... by Mary Hargreaves of the TLBC coaching staff

Are you skip material ?

After writing about leads it has occurred to me that it would be timely to say a few words about skips

Skipping has very little to do with the length of time some one has bowled,but a great deal to do with Team Leadership Skills. Initiative, good communications and a secure sense of ones self are needed. When we are in control it is important that we respect the people we are in control of and never abuse our position. If that comes across as a bit ‘heavy’, it is meant to , because we have to encourage our newer bowlers and the only way we can do that is to give them the correct instruction, encouragement and respect due to all members.

Bowling is a very skillful game . There is a lot to learn. The skip should be capable of doing all the shots in the game. She/he should know how to guide the team to place the bowls in a defensive position, when to place bowls in front and when to add back bowls, when to do a yard on and when to drive. These shots may be required from the vice-skip and it is necessary that the skip can make the shots he or she is asking the vice-skip to make. Initiative can be necessary particularly when your team is down, and a change in the game plan is required. Length of jack, change of the mat, anything that breaks up the flow of your opponents. These are just a few of the strategies and initiatives required of the skip when the going is tough.

Good communications . What good is all the rest if you cannot communicate with your team, if you cannot give them the verbal support that they need , if you cannot praise them when they make that great shot ,and encourage them when they are struggling. But most importantly, do not blame them for your own failures. As the saying goes "The buck stops here "

We coaches have tried to give our new bowlers adequate instructions to get them on their way in this great game. When they get to the green they are so excited about the game …..I have noticed this particularly with the 2008 and 2009 bowlers

So, Skips….Be in the game ,improve your skills, practice and above all treat the bowlers in your charge with the respect and dignity you expect for yourselves .
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Being a lead:
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I recently heard that someone had been demoted to lead bowler. At the time my sister was visiting from jolly old England. I think it was her shock at the terminology which prompted me to action, albeit verbal........................................
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My sister is a two time national champion. A two time county champion in ladies fours and a three time county champion in pairs. She has bowled for over twenty years and has maintained the position of lead in all of those competitions. The fact is she is a great lead and proud of it................................

It would appear that we coaches and ranking members have got to get the message and pass it on, that the lead position is one of the most important positions if not the most in the game of lawn bowls. We should be developing a team of lead bowlers. The attitude of bowl up and shut up and in Canada sit down is so deplorable. Even in the game of curling which has many similarities, there is a sense of team. Everyone's opinion is valued..................

I would say to all our new members - stay with your lead position as long as possible. It is the best way to become a good draw bowler and that is what the game is all about.Draw,Draw,Draw.

Mary Hargreaves
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....aerial views

Limey2000 — Thu, 21 May 2009 14:01:37 CDT

Above: Small darker green square to top of the view, right of centre

Above: One route to the club from the Ferry going east on 12th. Follow the white line..................--->

Above: The route using 56th and turning east on 12th. Again, follow the white line!

[Our thanks to Marty Vanstone for the three captures from Google Earth]

Where is the TLBC?.

Limey2000 — Thu, 21 May 2009 13:59:05 CDT

...At the Red Star...

Take the freeway and head for the Ferry to Victoria. Turn left at the lights onto 56th (about a Kilometre before you reach the ferry) and head south to the centre of Tsawwassen. Turn right on 12th Avenue at the lights at the centre of town. (Tim Hortons on your right!) Going West, take the second road on your left, 54A Street, and proceed south, looking for the 'Bowling Green' sign on your left. Turn left and then right, into the car park. WELCOME.

The Clubhouse phone is: 604-943-6882
You can e-mail us at: tlbc@mail.com

Please Note:

The Red Star is NOT T.L.B.C.....take 12th West and 54A South and look for the sign!

[ ...we are behind Safeways and next to the new, all weather soccer field, between the Kinsmen Centre and Winskill Park, due North of Winskill Pool....now if you still can't find us....well a G.P.S. system for your car would be a good bet! ]

Wicks & Touchers/ Facts and Humour

Limey2000 — Thu, 21 May 2009 13:58:03 CDT

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Because this is a free website (and so has advertising along the left side) and is very easy to use, several members could be working on it at once. If you can help, you have a computer and maybe also a scanner, we need you! It's not difficult, requires no special programs or training and very little time..............let me know if you are interested in helping with a small section and I will give you the entry codes and exlanation......very easy.......little time......great fun if you are into computers.............e-mail me: actonman-1945@hotmail.com

Club History

Limey2000 — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 18:11:23 CDT

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In Sadie Newall's account, below, it is revealed that the TLBC was established and registered in 1988,
following the determined efforts of a small
group of Tsawwassenites.

Bowling started in the spring of 1989, which means the season of 2008-9 was actually the 20th. However, the Club Board of Directors decided

to celebrate the oficical 20th Anniversay at the start of the
new season in 2009

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Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club

The early history beginning July 21, 1988 to Opening Day in May 1989

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by Sadie Newall

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In the beginning, some of the land donated to the Corporation of Delta by Chris Winskill in what is now Winskill Park was designated to be used by seniors. The Kinsmen Club of Ladner/Tsawwassen took on the task of developing the property as a senior’s complex. For a payment of one dollar Delta turned the land [three acres] over to the Kinsmen for the construction of a Recreation Center and the Care Home facility which opened in June 1980. Kin Court South, an 85 unit apartment building for seniors was completed in February 1982.
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The Kinsmen then approached Delta a second time with a proposal to purchase, on the same terms, additional land in Winskill Park for the construction of the Kin Court North Apartments. The Corporation agreed, with the proviso however that a recreational facility, open to the public, be provided as part of the complex. Accordingly, a Public Hearing was held on February 24, 1987 to propose the rezoning of the property from a Multiple Family Residential Zone to a Comprehensive Development Zone facilitating the development of another three story 88 unit senior citizens residence (Kin Court North) and a bowling green accessible to the public. After passing third reading, By-law Number 4118 to amend the Delta Zoning By-law Number 2750 was finally adopted on March 23, 1987. Schedule 128 – 2, a plan drawing of the property, showing the proposed bowling green was attached to form part of the By-law.
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The Kin Court North Apartments officially opened on July 30, 1988. Kin Court South, Kin Court North and Margaret Vidal Court (completed in March 1993) are all subsidized by the B.C. Housing Commission.
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On June 5, 1988, Kinsmen Recreation Association Director Nan Alexander invited persons interested in lawn bowling to a meeting at the Recreation Center. The Mascone Bros. had finished construction of the
new bowling green, including a shed housing the sprinkler system booster pump and controls, all enclosed within a chain link fence.
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A small group, including several members of the Ladner club living in Tsawwassen, showed up at the meeting. Nan told us that they were looking for people willing to organize and operate a bowling club on their property.
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Later, during a brief tour of the facilities, we pointed out to them that there had been no provision made for a clubroom. The Kinsmen then proposed to turn over the Lounge in Kin Court North for this purpose. This was accepted by Delta Parks and Recreation providing the Kinsmen Recreation Centre would be made available to us for bowling functions when large numbers of people were involved. The room was essentially empty except for a small refrigerator donated by the Kinsmen. It had two washrooms and was accessible from the hallway in the main building through a doorway in the north wall and through double sliding glass doors on the south side to the outside.
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We knew from the outset that, because of its size, about 400 square feet, The Lounge as a clubroom would be totally inadequate within a very short time. According to the National Building Code the maximum occupancy a meeting room of this size is 39. Also the number of washrooms did not meet the Code. We should never forget however that these facilities provided by the Kinsmen were a real windfall for us. It would have taken us years* if ever, first to find an acceptable location in Tsawwassen, and raise the funds to acquire the land and build a new green and club house.
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On July 21, 1988 at our second meeting at the Recreation Center, we elected the first temporary officers and directors of the Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club. This year therefore marks our 20th anniversary. The officers were as follows: Lloyd Shea, President; David Francis, Vice President, Nan Alexander, Secretary and Harry Newall, Treasurer. Lloyd was a Past President of the Ladner club and was a natural for the job. Both David and Harry were bowling that year in Ladner and Harry had one prior year in Richmond. The four Directors were Marian Clark, Millie Griffiths, Joan Oakley and Ernie Crone. All except Millie had had previous bowling experience at the Ladner club. 17 members joined the club in 1988. Nan gave us a copy of the Kinsmen’s proposed lease agreement for our review and after some negotiation we signed our first 5 year lease at one dollar per year.
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We had understood that the Kinsmen would maintain the newly planted green until the spring of the following year when it was expected that it would be ready for bowling, however one week later Margaret Vidal, the Administrator of the Kinsmen Recreation Centre Association advised us that neither the Kinsmen nor Delta had the required funds to do this. At this point, neither did we. However on September 7, 1988, Lloyd, Dave and Harry met with the Kinsmen Board and reached an agreement on work to be completed on the green. We submitted our constitution and bylaws and on September 9,1988 we were incorporated under the Society Act as a charitable organization. One of the benefits claimed was that the perception of an organization’s enhanced stability may increase the chances of getting government grants. We fervently hoped this was so.
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Obviously our first order of business was fund-raising and Lloyd immediately started the ball rolling by initiating a founding member drive. A founding membership cost $10.00 and by August we had signed up 109 of the 200 members who eventually contributed. In all we raised over $2000, most of it by Lloyd himself. You will find the names of all those members and more in our club room. Dave applied for and we received grants from a Federal Government program called New Horizons [$10,000], and the Seniors Lottery, [$7500). In August we opened a bank account at the Delta Credit Union. Our fee for that first year of operation was $50 for Active and $20 for Associate Members. Our primary task for the green was twofold, to care of the newly seeded grass through the winter and to purchase the necessary equipment and supplies to maintain it in future.
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The Ladner club were kind enough to let us borrow a mower-a gas driven relic with which we somehow managed to keep in reasonable shape until we raised sufficient funds to purchase a $6000 electric Scott-Bonner mower from Australia. The Corporation of Delta gave us our first supplies of fertilizer. We purchased other equipment such as a verticutter, fertilizer spreader, etc. ourselves. Harry and I laid out the rinks and we purchased the rink and boundary markers from a machine shop in Ladner. Don Needes fabricated 16 rakes from PVC pipe. Ernie Crone purchased five new sets of bowls, 16 mats, eight jacks and a trailer for $250 to remove our grass clippings. Alex Fish built 8 scoreboards. Harry built 16 benches and Pat Francis and I painted them in our garage. The green survived that first winter reasonably well although we did have some patches of mold which Harry reseeded in the spring. We spent a lot of time learning on the job during those early years. Fortunately Lloyd obtained a copy of Dr. Edgar Haley’s manual on the construction and maintenance of a bowling green which helped a lot. **
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Much needed to be done to convert the Lounge into to a respectable clubroom. Dave and Vince Clarke installed a sink and some kitchen cabinets and we hired a plumber to connect the new supplies to the piping in the men’s washroom. In addition, Dave and Alex Fish built the first 40 lockers and placed them in the clubroom. These were later moved to the new storage shed we purchased. Marian Clark got us a bargain when she purchased 50 chairs from the Richmond club for a dollar each. In addition to the chairs we had to purchase tables and the typical utensils required in a kitchen
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Our first Annual General Meeting was held on April 21, 1989. By then we had $11,698.07 in the bank and 26 members to begin this first year of bowling. Dave pointed out that three quarters of them had never bowled before. At our request, Ed Saunders from Richmond and Nancy Bednard from Kerrisdale volunteered to help with the coaching (Nancy coached our bowlers for two more years). Dave however soon qualified as our first coach (and later qualified again as our first umpire). Harry made a tag board and we set up the bowler ranking and draw procedures. Harry acted as Games Chairman. Understandably, we had no scheduled Calendar of Events but by the close of the season Harry had arranged a few competitions.

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May 13, 1989 was our Opening Day. Invitations had been sent out to our M.P. Dr. Wilbee, Mayor Tom Goode, MLA John Savage, the Kinsmen Board members, and representatives from the Seniors Lottery, New Horizons, and the B.C.L.B.A. and the presidents of various other bowling clubs. President Shea welcomed members and invited guests. The guests were introduced and after the ribbon cutting ceremony John Savage delivered the first bowl of the season. An exhibition match followed skipped by two of our visiting presidents. The great refreshments that our club always provides on these occasions rounded out our first Opening Day.

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Not a bad year’s work for those 19 volunteers*** who joined the club as members in 1988. But we didn’t rest on our oars - this was only the beginning. We’re confident that new bowlers will appreciate all the subsequent additions, changes and improvements that have been made with help from many willing volunteers over the past 19 years and do likewise.

....... Sadie Newall, 08/08/08............................................................................................

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*Actually, it took five years of negotiation, initiated by Dave and carried on by Harry, with Delta Parks and Recreation and the Kinsmen to acquire the appropriate clubroom space. Three free-standing clubroom proposals were made, two on park property and one on Kinsmen property. All three were rejected for various reasons. Our fourth proposal, the clubroom addition we all now enjoy, was finally approved by the Kinsmen on March 4, 1993. Two years later, on Opening Day 1995, 140 members and their guests celebrated the completion of the 900 square foot addition. (An album in one of our file cabinets is available to any member interested in a photographic record of the construction.)

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**I can’t leave the subject without mentioning Jock Davidson who, with Yvonne, joined the club in 1991. Jock and his team have made a tremendous contribution over the years in keeping our green in fantastic shape and the envy of many others).

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***The nineteen 1988 volunteers:

Ernie Crone, Vince and Marian Clark,

Stan Cushing, Alex and Lorna Davidson,

Doug Dougans, Dave and Pat Francis,

Fred and Betty Gingell,

Bill McComb, Harry and Sadie Newall,

Joan Phillips (now Oatley), Roy Roluffs,

Bob and Lee Simpson, and Al Wakarchuk.

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Ladies Pairs Winners

Limey2000 — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 18:36:24 CDT

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Lawn Bowling for Beginners: Video

Limey2000 — Fri, 02 May 2008 19:25:43 CDT

Lawn Bowling Links

Limey2000 — Mon, 14 May 2007 23:45:37 CDT

World Bowls
Bowls Canada
Bowls B.C.
Juan de Fuca Lawn Bowling Club
Victoria West Lawn Bowling Club
Stanley Park L.B.C.

Encyclopedia of Lawn Bowling
Lawn Bowling Skills Tutorial
Vancouver Indoor Bowling
Henselite lawn bowls, Australian headquarters.
Drakes Pride Bowls Supplies
Taylor Bowls Supplies
MVP Sports-Taylor Bowls Distributor
Bowling Sales of Canada-Mail Order
200 Books on Bowls!!
Bowls Forum for idea exchange.
Tsawwassen Curling Club
US new and Used equip./US Schedules

Any links to suggest?.....e mail us at: tlbc@mail.com

Take our club Poll..........

Limey2000 — Fri, 04 May 2007 00:39:47 CDT