Communication.

Any member requiring information of any kind about club matters should feel welcome to contact the appropriate person as listed at the front of the book. If in doubt as to who can best assist, your club captain will advise and guide you. Any problems of a serious nature should be put into writing and forwarded to the secretary for consideration by the executive.
Club Competitions. Basic Information.
Points will be awarded from results throughout the season. See criteria below.
Be Correctly Dressed.
Footwear.
The Laws of Bowls require all players and markers to wear flat-soled (“heel-less”) footwear when they play on the green or act as markers
Clothing.|
Full Club uniform – Elmwood Park shirt and black trousers/shorts for men and black trousers/shorts/skirt for women
Mid-week clothing – Elmwood Park shirt and tidy/casual clothing
Saturdays: Full Club uniform to be worn for all club championships, interclub, club days and roll ups
Bowls Canterbury Centre Events: Full club uniform
Events against other clubs (e.g.Elmburn Shield): Full club uniform
Club competition finals: Full club uniform
Edwards Cup/Tuesday Friendlies: Tidy mid-week clothing
Subscriptions.
This membership only enables play on our own greens and there is no right to play on other club’s greens.
Social membership (no levies) $20.00
Full Membership. $275.00 Shall be entitled to all the playing and other privileges and advantages of all membership of the club and in particular have the right to hold office in the club and to speak and vote at tl1e club general meetings, and have the right to full or limited use of the Club’s green or greens as determined by the executive committee and as otherwise limited by the Bowls NZ regulations and the Centre regulations. Full members have the right to enter into any applicable bowling competition, tournament or match held by the club or if selected, to represent the club in other competitions, tournament and matches.
Associate Membership. $50.00 A full member of any other club which is a member of Bowls NZ may apply to become an associate member of the club. Associate members shall entitled to full or limited use of the club’s green or greens as determined by the executive committee and as otherwise limited by the Bowls NZ Regulations and Centre regulations. Associate members shall also be entitled to enter into such bowling competitions, tournaments or matches held by the club as determined by the executive committee but shall not have the right to be selected to represent the club in other competitions, tournaments and matches.
Limited Membership. $100.00 These members can participate in social events and club days and have roll ups on our greens if they are available. They will not be able to play in any competitions and they have no voting rights.
Social Membership. $20.00 Any person who does not wish to enjoy full membership status but wishes to enjoy an ongoing association with the club may become a social member. Social members shall be entitled only to participate in social and pavilion activities and shall have no right to participate in bowling events at or on behalf of the club. However social members may hold office if duly elected or appointed to an official position at the club in accordance with this constitution. Other than as an officeholder, social members shall have no right to speak or vote at the club general meetings.
ELMWOOD PARK BOWLING CLUB TROPHY LIST 2024 – 2025.
PRESIDENT’S TRIPLES:
Runners-Up: J. Wagner C. Buchanan N. Buchanan J. Chisholm
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Winner: Tayler Cup: Philip Smith
MIXED PAIRS
Winners: Steve Bowden Tania Woodham
BOWLS3FIVE:
Winners: Jan Shirley Jonathan Flint Fiona Frew
Runners Up: Glenford Porter Bev Morel Elsa Porter
2nd Gold Star. 10 Club Titles K. Scott N. Glasson P. McKinnel T. Woodham L. Eathorne


4 bars (25 club titles): Ian Rule
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Canterbury Centre Titles.
O60 singles J. Flint
Men’s Centre pairs. P. McKinnel and Liam Eathorne
O60 pairs. C. Buchanan and R. Hooper
Men’s Centre fours. Lance Pascoe Gary Lawson Lance Main Nathan Glasson.
Mixed fours. Paul McKinnel Mary Ann Johnstone Pam Phair and Neil Johnstone.
Women’s Centre Fours. Kim Rowlands Fiona Frew Nylla Tamati Jude Main
O60 fours. Kelvin Scott Tony Marshall Ray Hooper Ian Rule
Champion of Champions:
Men’s fours. Gary Lawson Kelvin Scott Liam Eathorne Nathan Glasson
Women’s fours. Mandy Boyd Bev Morel Christine Buchanan Tania Woodham
Runners-Up: Women’s singles. Mandy Boyd Y1&2 men’s singles. Philip Smith
Coach: Emily Belton
New Zealand Titles:
Winners:
Lance Pascoe Pairs
Runners-Up:
Lance Pascoe & Mandy Boyd Mixed pairs
Jude Main Mixed pairs
Canterbury Southern Quad: .
Men: Lance Pascoe
Women: Fiona Frew Christine Buchanan Kim Rowlands Jan Shirley Tania Woodham Coach: Emily Belton
Development men: Chris Waldron
Development women: Coach: Neil Buchanan
Canterbury for the Super Sixes competition:
Senior men: Super Sixes: Lance Pascoe Kelvin Scott
Senior women; Super Sixes: Fiona Frew Jude Main Tania Woodham
Development Tournament:
Development men: Seddon Jury Jane Chris Waldron
2024 Intercentre:
Senior men: Lance Pascoe Kelvin Scott [withdrew due to illness]
Senior women: Fiona Frew Christine Buchanan Tania Woodham
Interclub:
Pre Christmas:
* Interclub First Places: Women’s premier 2/4s U5 Triples EP1 U5 Triples EP3 Women’s Fives Men’s Double Pairs EP2 U5 Pairs EP1
* Interclub Second Places: Men’s Premier 3/4s [Div. 1] AC 2/4s EP3 U5 Triples EP2 Men’s Double Pairs EP1 U5 Pairs EP3 O60 5s EP
* Interclub Third Places: Men’s Premier 3/4s [Div. 3] AC 2/4s EP1 AC Pairs EP2
* U5s Centre sevens
Post Christmas:
* Interclub First Places: Both premier women’s 7s teams won their divisions Men’s premier EP1 Watson Shield team that came 1st in their section. Men’s double triples, overall champions. Won the playoffs U5 pairs EP1 reached playoff semi, not played.
* Interclub Second Places: O60 7 s 3 seconds U5 fours, div 3, both teams 2nd.
* Interclub Third Places: AC pairs Women’s double triples, div 2, O60 7 s 1 third U5 pairs EP3
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BE PROUD OF YOUR CLUB
Learn the laws of the game and if you want to succeed practise as often as you can
and include the rolling of the jack.
Be proud of your club and protect it from gossip.
If you disapprove of some action taken by your committee tell the committee, not the world.
Support your club’s revenue making activities – the benefits will come back to you.