Lots of Years Ago. 17 – 9 – 60 Going! Going!! Gone!!! The original Elmwood pavilion gets removed. . 1996 The Elmwood Club was a very successful men’s club for many years, but in the 1990s it became apparent that the numbers were deteriorating and that it was time to move towards becoming…
Elmwood Park Bowling Club A. C. Junior Tournament – 5 years and under Sunday 1 February 2026 9.00 am start Format. 2 bowl triples: Wins/Ends/Points Entry fee $15.00 per player. ($45 per team) 4 games of 12 ends – 2 pre-lunch, 2 post lunch. Lunch purchases will be available at the…
OFFICERS AND CLUB OFFICIALS. 2025 – 2026. The Board President: Ian Rule Vice President: Tim Sandrey The Executive Committee: Neil Johnstone Michael Stewart Fiona Frew Kim Rowlands Don Baker General Manager – Secretary: David Fairlie Treasurer: …
If you want to get the team down for some fun on the greens, then contact EPBC via the form below. Contact: David Fairlie ph.0274655548 Club Manager/Secretary Want to book a function? Click on the icon. Fill out the required information.
The St. Albans-Merivale Bowing Club and the Elmwood Bowling Club have amalgamated. For the next period of time there was one club but both greens were utilized. The next significant event was be the completion of the new complex at Heaton Street in May, 2023. This has now occurred and we are housed in our…
Thinking of Joining. ELMWOOD PARK BOWLING CLUB. The friendliest bowling club in Christchurch. . Subscriptions. Full membership $275.00 Associate membership $50.00 Limited membership $100.00 These members can participate in social events and designated club days including the present Friday tournament and have roll…
The Future. 14 – 8 – 20 From President Pete! A survey, commissioned by Deloittes, has been sent to all club members. As you will be aware the executive commissioned Deloittes to compile a survey of where the EPBC may look to take the club into the future. As part of their project they…
The Elmwood Bowling Club, a men’s club then, was formed in 1927. The Club obtained the use of a part of Elmwood Park, which had earlier been given to the Council by Sir Heaton Rhodes who had farmed the area, for a bowling green. A green was formed, now the No. 2 green, and as…
