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Features4 President’s Message6 Prestige Medley8 Open Singles8 60 & Over Fours10 High Performance 12 Programs Coordinator 14 Country Comes to Town16 Australian Open Qualifying17 MGA Country Carnival Program30 New State Uniform32 Spot the Jack34 Region Round-Up36 Development38 We Will Remember Them38 Where to Get a Game 39 Unbiased Opinion40 You be the Umpire41 Billy’s Boot Camp 42 Classifieds

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The Bowls SA application for an Open Gender Exemption was heard in the District Court on 9 December 2009 before Judge Cole and two lay members of the Equal Opportunity

Tribunal. Bowls SA solicitor Tony Kerin presented the Association’s submission and outlined the reasons why the Tribunal should grant the Association an exemption. These included maximising participation in the sport and the associated benefits, offering both single and open gender alternatives to the members and the need to provide defined pathways to elite competitions.At the conclusion of the hearing the Tribunal reserved their judgement, but as a result of discussions and questions raised during the Hearing, Bowls SA has lodged further submissions to strengthen the case for the exemption. These submissions will be argued at a Hearing in early January. Once this has occurred, a decision will be expected within two to six weeks.As mentioned in the last edition of the Bowler, Bowls SA is undertaking a review of its current boundaries. A Memo was distributed on 16 November 2009 to all Clubs, Associations and Regions seeking submissions from stakeholders to enable the Boundary Review Committee to ascertain their opinions and understand the relevant issues of the bowling community in this regard. This consultative process is essential and I encourage all stakeholders to take the time to make a submission to ensure that the Committee has as much information as possible to consider during this important process.Also in the last edition of the Bowler, members were provided with the opportunity to contribute to the Strategic Planning process that Bowls SA is currently working on. Unfortunately the response to this was underwhelming, which was very disappointing given the significance of this process.

Bowls SA is always looking at improving the support and services that the organisation provides its members. The latest initiative is the production of an Administration Manual to assist Clubs with their administration practices. The manual is designed to be an up to date reference point for Bowls SA Policies and procedures and provide a valuable resource for Club office bearers, both existing and newly appointed. In news from over the border, after more than a century of segregation, bowls in Victoria will now come together as one after the Royal Victorian Bowls Association and the Victorian Ladies Bowling Association overwhelmingly supported unification in the recent historic vote.Each Association required 75% of their member clubs to vote in favour of unifying and in a resounding endorsement for unification 81.9% of the VLBA’s 497 clubs and 85.5% of the RVBA’s 525 clubs agreed to a form a new governing body, to be known as Bowls Victoria.This leaves NSW as the only State with separate women’s and men’s Associations. Finally, it is with disappointment that I announce the resignation of Bill Cornehls from the position of Bowls SA High Performance Manager for personal reasons. Bill is moving back to Brisbane and will finish on the 15 January 2010.

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Mother Nature has certainly done a good job of disrupting the pennant season, and with record heat during November and even some rain most clubs had to cancel or postpone their matches.

The Open Singles final was also delayed a day due to heat; congratulations to the winner Colin Saltmash of the Marion BC. Goolwa held the official opening of their clubroom extensions on 15 November, their members and volunteers are to be congratulated on creating facilities that will accommodate their growing membership as the population shift to seaside retirement continues in the area. To honour the extensive work Neville and Maureen Nolan have done for the area, the Willunga Club held a farewell dinner during November. Neville has taken on a range of roles over many years at Club, Association and Region level and Bowls SA Committees. Maureen has been right beside him for support and we wish them all the best in their new surroundings in the Barossa. The Payneham BC were perfect hosts for the annual Men’s and Women’s Prestige Medleys over the last two weeks of

November. The enthusiasm and support of their members was exceptional. This year the sides competed for the ‘Rogers Shield’, donated by Vice President Kenn Rogers and the ‘Kluske Shield’ that I was pleased to donate for the women’s event.Despite the friendly rivalry these prestigious events are fiercely contested with the Men’s final ultimately won by Metro North and Metro East winning the Women’s event. Sincere thanks to Payneham for securing the sponsors, to the spectators for their support, and to Programs Coordinator Rhys Taylor who managed both events. Des and I had the pleasure of attending the Past Presidents Association Christmas Luncheon at the Marion BC which was a lovely day and great opportunity to catch up.Congratulations to those selected to represent South Australia in the annual Test Series against Victoria at Holdfast Bay on 4, 5 and 6 January. Your training, dedication and perseverance has been rewarded. During April the National Sides Championships will be played in Adelaide and there are many jobs that need to be done, so volunteers are being sought for a range of roles. If you would like to know more about how you can assist please contact Bowls SA on 8234 7544.Best wishes to all for 2010.Ivy Kluske

Service Award Neville NolanNeville’s bowling career began at Melrose where he was President in 1975 before transferring to Wudinna in 1976. The next work transfer in January 1984 saw him join the Willunga Bowling Club where he served the club as President, Secretary, Tournament Director, and on the Committee since 1985.Neville was also President of the Southern Association in 1994 and 1995 before being elected as Country Councillor in 1996 and becoming a member of the RSABA Executive in 1998. He continued in this role with Bowls SA until retiring as Region 7 Councillor on 25 November to move to the Barossa Valley.Neville has also been an Umpire Tutor and member of the Bowls SA Umpires Committee and during their years of ‘living in the south’ Neville and his wife

Maureen have been invaluable members of the bowling community. In recognition of Neville’s service to the sport President Ivy Kluske presented him with a Bowls SA Service Award at the December Council Meeting, a fitting acknowledgment of his service and dedication to the sport.

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In a change from previous years, the Men’s and Women’s Prestige Medleys were held in the metropolitan area at the Payneham Bowling Club.The Men’s event promised to be a tight contest with powerhouses Metro West and Metro East holding up Section B, while a strong country contingent led by Yorke Peninsula and Eastern front-lined Section A.Day 1 kicked off with perfect conditions and from the outset Metro East stamped their authority on the competition. Good wins over North Eastern and Lower North put them in the box seat heading into their much anticipated match against Metro West. In what many called the Grand Final of Section B, East’s Payneham contingent of Pietersma, Prosser, Miles and Harris used their home ground advantage to take 10 points from 12 and cement their position on top after the first day.In the background Metro North were quietly achieving, also taking three wins from the day, including a big win over Upper Northern, to head into day two full of confidence.The second day of play saw some vital matches sort out the order of play for the impending encounters with Metro North defeating second placed Fleurieu & KI in Section A, while Metro East’s win over Lower North, barring a disaster, guaranteed them a spot in Tuesday afternoon’s final. With Metro North only needing one rink against Eastern, the final was set.With the Eastern triple of Manser, Miles and Starr defeating North’s Brydson, Croser and Fyfe and North’s pair of Mackereth and Meekcoms squaring the ledger over Davies and Thompson, North held a slender four shot lead with two ends remaining in the fours battle between ex-team mates Pietersma and Davis. A two from East on the 14th end brought the margin back to two and when Wayne

Prosser drew two shots to within a foot, the game was tied with the skips left to bowl. With a clear view of the two orange shots, Davis played with weight on his first with no success. His second however was perfection, taking both bowls out with precision to hold the game for North. The scenario was set for Pietersma to win the Prestige Medley for Metro East by trailing the jack and with perfect weight the shot just ducked narrow handing Metro North the 2009 Men’s Prestige Medley. By far the best Prestige Medley result for Metro North in many years, the inaugural year at Payneham will hold fond memories for the members of Gawler, Salisbury and Modbury.In the play off for third, Metro West showed that they were the best team over the two days, easily accounting for Eastern in the afternoon match. Led by Gageler, Haines and Edwards, the Metro West dominance continued over a gallant Eastern.The final prize for the event went to North Eastern, with a new prize being introduced this year for the biggest win in the Tuesday afternoon match by teams not playing for the major placings, a concept introduced to keep all regions interested in the final match of the event.The following week the Women’s event was also held at Payneham and the consensus was that Metro East and Metro North were hot favourites to repeat the final of the previous week. With East being led by Caulfield, Wallace and Australian representative Penny Landherr, tough times were ahead for their five opponents in Section B. The highlight of

day one was always going to be the Pairs shoot out between Penny Landherr and fellow Australian Representative, Metro West’s Kelli Wray. Wray and Dianne Green didn’t disappoint taking a good lead early, however fives and sixes to Landherr and Joan Prosser made things very interesting before Wray took out the match 18 - 17. This was the only win for West in that match and coincidentally was one

of only two rinks that Metro East lost over the five minor round games.While Metro East dominated their section, Metro North stumbled early against Yorke Peninsula, finishing day one with two wins and only a slim lead over Fleurieu & KI and Yorke Peninsula. Showing her class on day two, Cherie Morgan Skipped the Pairs to comfortable 22 - 6 and 20 - 6 wins on day two to guide her region into a repeat of the Men’s final between Metro East and Metro North. Both teams went into the final confident of claiming the top prize but a flying start from the Triples combination skippered by Denise Caulfield set the trend for the final. With the 20 ends concluded, a 31 - 12 victory to Caulfield over Penny Dunbar combined with a 16 -7 Fours win from Sandy Wallace over Sue Maddern locked in the result. The Metro North Pairs combination of Margaret Cooper and Cherie Morgan battled gallantly for their region, however the Joan Prosser/Penny Landherr pairing prevailed in a close one, 10 - 9.Congratulations to Metro East on a terrific three rink 57 - 28 victory in front of a very vocal home crowd.In the playoff for third, Metro West took two rinks from Yorke Peninsula to take the prize money with an eight shot win. Di Green, Skipping in the absence of star Kelli Wray had a good 12 - 6 win over Annette Rowntree.To finish off the trend of repeat winners, North Eastern again took away the winners of the losers prize, defeating Upper Northern by 17 shots.An excellent two weeks for the metropolitan Regions with Metro North, Metro East and Metro West filling the top three spots over both the men’s and women’s events.Bowls SA would like to extend a huge thank you and congratulations to Payneham for the way in which the club coordinated the two events.

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Eight metropolitan clubs hosted sectional play for the 136 entrants all vying to qualify as one of the eight finalists, while across the country regions 140 players were equally as focused to also produce eight qualifiers. With the unseasonal burst of heat and Sunday 15 November predicted at 42 degrees, play was postponed to

the Monday. Following three rounds of sectional play the 16 qualifiers were whittled down to four, Mark Haines (West Lakes), Todd Brand (Laura), Colin Saltmarsh (Marion) and Randall Marsh (Marion). With some relief from the intense heat and an estimated maximum of 34 degrees, play continued on Tuesday

with the winners of the morning Semi-finals, Mark Haines and Colin Saltmarsh, ready for the afternoon final. Colin Saltmarsh established his authority early in the game building a 12 – 5 lead after ten ends.

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Men’s The Men’s 60 and Over Fours Semi-finals were hard fought, but scores ultimately showed a good margin in both games. Graham Lawes’ Morphett Vale team of Rob Chandler, Bill Lean and Trevor Julyan defeated Graeme Gameau’s Four from Two Wells 21 - 9 and Gary Miles, stepping up to replace Wayne Prosser as Skip of the Payneham Four, defeated Ron Preusker 17 - 8.For the first 13 ends of the Miles / Lawes Final the lead seesawed until Graham Lawes’ team broke away on the last two ends to win 16 -10.

Over the next three ends Mark came back into the game with three weighted shots putting the jack into the ditch. Not to be outdone Colin persisted with draw bowling to again pick up the lead with the final scores 25 – 14 giving him the well deserved title of Bowls SA 2009/10 Open Singles champion.

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Women’s With 93 teams entered across five of the eight country regions there was a strong chance the final would be played out between country entrants. Adelaide’s early summer heat presented trying conditions for the Semi-finalists but players remained focused. The Semi-final between Jan Kennedy and Pat Madigan’s Fours was closely fought and to draw or win the game Pat’s team needed five or better, but a valiant effort did not pay off when the jack and one of her bowls landed in the ditch scoring only one shot. The final score Kennedy 14 and Madigan 10.

Merrilyn Lovelock’s Four got off to a flying start in the other Semi-final by winning the first three ends, their score 10 and Jenny Sexton’s team yet to score. Jenny’s Four tried to fight back but the final score was a convincing win to Merrilyn 20 – 7.The all country Final between the Murray Bridge team of Jan Kennedy, Jill Woolford, Faye Campbell and Maxine Winkler and Merrilyn Lovelock’s Port Vincent team, saw a real battle unfold until the 14th end when the margin widened to eight shots and the win was in sight for the Port Vincent team.President Ivy Kluske congratulated Merrilyn Lovelock and her team of Kay Parsons, Denise Barnes and Rosemary Button on their 15 – 10 win and presented them with the Lady Neal perpetual cup.

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High Performance with the thought of winning, defeating big name opponents, performing well for selectors, and outside situations can see the player become quite jaded. Thought processes are often fickle and conflicting, and can cause players to develop a lack of confidence and lack of consistency and control in their game.Thinking of external factors such as the rink scoreboard, wind, the quality of the green and any other thoughts that come into your mind during a game will only confuse you and affect concentration. Players need to concentrate on their skill level, line and length and if all team members focus on producing their best performance the match result should take care of itself.Construction of quality training skills for pennant teams will provide an opportunity for members to embrace training, give their commitment to the big picture of the competition and by developing a more practised approach, performance and enjoyment of the game will be improved.I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and prosperous 2010.

Gold SIX CampTwenty four Australian Squad Members and Silver Tier players attended the Gold Six Camp in Sydney. The camp was a week of high intensity bowls on and off the green, as the start of the journey to the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, 3 – 14 October 2010. The four days were hectic with forums, sport physiology, on green sessions and fitness training and on two of the days players were on the green for nine hours, training in stimulated high concentration game play situations. Players were selected in different team

Wrapping up the first half of the pennant season some clubs would be looking forward to the mid-season break for many reasons. One could be the opportunity to analyse the first half to see if they have reached expectations, another could be to assess their challenges for the second half to remain in the current division and not get relegated, while other clubs may be looking towards participating in finals and working on how many more wins are required to achieve this.Whatever the reason, each individual needs to consider how well they have performed during the first part of the season and be honest in their personal assessment of their performance. Some areas for assessment could be consistency in a game or putting enough time into quality training to ensure that when on the green they perform at their optimum level. On occasions during a match we see a player produce something special, however it is quite common to see bowlers unhappy with their performance because in their mind they believe they should have attained a better result.Some times players are classed as prepared having trained during the week, but the importance of the match ahead or playing the game through in their mind can affect the way they ultimately play the game and leave them disappointed. Thinking about the result of the game can produce negative thoughts and these can lead bowlers to be pre-occupied

positions to showcase their skills and as bowls is not only a skill based sport, there were a variety of fitness tests. These included core stability and aerobic capacity, which included a 12 minute run, planking and push ups. Being fit will benefit each individual who competes at the Commonwealth Games, not only mentally but also physically.This is only one of many camps scheduled over the next few months and with a lot of hard work, determination and commitment dreams will come true for the twelve athletes who will eventually be selected for the XIX Commonwealth Games team. Hopefully there may even be a SA representative on the team.

Under 25 SA v VictoriaHeld at Grange from 12 - 14 October, Fours, Triples, Pairs and Singles events were played over the three Tests in wet and windy conditions. A First Test 3 - 1 win set the tone for the remaining two days and a narrow three shot loss in the 2nd Test could have made the final Test more interesting if results had gone SA’s way, but to no avail.Having their first appearance in this event, Sam Dietrich, Bradley Klose and Stuart Forbes teamed brilliantly with Max Kleinig and James Gregory to square the match at 6 – 6. However, Victoria retained their stranglehold to achieve a 2 - 1 Test win over South Australia. Even though Victoria has taken the Whitehead/Pope Shield home again, the SA boys can be very proud of their performance.Congratulations to Grange and in particular Wayne Ruediger, for his patience and understanding during very inclement and trying conditions.

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As we start the new year it is a good time to reflect on 2009. In my opinion here are the top three highlights for the year.

Ascot Park 1. Pennant Win Any side that comes from 4th to take the ultimate prize has done a remarkable job, also considering they lost players of the calibre of Steve Bradbrook, Geoff Collins and Craig Mills prior to and during the season. The performance of Dave Stockham throughout the finals series was outstanding. An awesome effort by the ‘Lions’.Breeanna Dickson makes the 2. Senior State Side At 14 years of age, Breeanna is the youngest ever player to be selected in a SA Senior Side and recently made her debut at the Test Series against Victoria. Her list of achievements continues to grow and her rise to Premier 1 at the Payneham Bowling Club hasn’t gone unnoticed.Landherr and Wray play for 3. Australia Both Penny Landherr and Kelli Wray made their Australian debut at the Asia Pacific Indoor, a great achievement for two very committed players.

Sportzware CentralBowls SA is advancing the way events are being managed and a huge factor in this is the use of the Sportzware Central program which enables the Event Manager to record scores on a laptop and upload to the Bowls SA website shortly after the match is completed. This method was successfully utilised at both the Men’s and Women’s Prestige Medleys and the Australian Open Qualifiers and will be used for the Men’s and Women’s Country Round Robins in February. Draws have been completed and players will know exactly what rink they are playing on and against whom by the commencement on 9 February. The use of this program will enable players, spectators and the general public to take a greater interest in the game as it happens.

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The Freemasons SA/NT Super Series kicked off with 24 teams opening the event at the Grange BC on Monday 7 December. Clubs from Region 12 nominated their best Night Owls teams to compete and the standard did not disappoint. At the conclusion of the evening six teams had won all three games, played over six ends each. With only two teams able to qualify for the final, a count of all shots was necessary resulting in the ‘Huge Bowls’ from Rosewater and ‘Home Wreckers’ from Underdale being successful. The following evening saw 12 teams compete at Modbury in the Region 9 event. Teams from Modbury, Hope Valley, Clearview and Gawler were greeted by the smell of sausages and onions. Home ground advantage prevailed on the night with the Modbury teams ‘No Bull’ and ‘Paramount Dealers’ advancing to the finals.Ascot Park hosted the Region 11 event on Thursday 10 December with local teams competing against Somerton, Edwardstown, Brighton and Blackwood for top honours. Some close games were played over the night until eventual winners ‘Erehwon’ (Ascot Park) stormed home with a 19 - 0 third round win. The second winner on the night was the Somerton side of ‘Don’t Give Us The Shirts’, a popular winner on the evening although the lads weren’t too successful when it came to the use of their Powerplay.The final qualifying night of the week saw the Payneham host 10 teams from Region 10. Although the night involved the smallest amount of entries, the night was still full of laughs and some great Night Owls bowls. Winners of the night were Wacos from Toorak Burnside and Two plus Two from Payneham. The nights have been a huge success with the culmination of the Super Series taking place at Clearview BC on Friday 18 December. Results are now available at www.bowlssa.com.au We now look forward to the second series, which is planned for late February 2010.

With 2010 now underway let’s hope there are more great achievements for the sport and South Australia, starting with the Victorian Test Series and then the Australian Sides Championships.

Clubs and Regions have completed their lead up events and qualifiers will now play in the State Final to be held at the Salisbury BC commencing at 9.30am on Friday 22 January. With representatives from each of the 12 regions, the event promises to be a great exhibition of the sport and I encourage spectators to attend and support the players. The winning pair from the State Final qualifies for the National Final, being held at Shepparton, Victoria from 14-20 February alongside the Australian Open events. There are some great cash and prizes on offer.

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Country Carnival’s Long HistoryThe historical township of Kapunda sits in South Australia’s Barossa Valley. Settled in the 1830’s the rural area still retains much of the picturesque beauty of its formative years and on an inside wall of the local bowling clubhouse sits a brass plaque with the following inscription. ‘1976 To commemorate the first game of bowls in South Australia at Kapunda 1876’For those avid sports followers it was the year that Brisseis won the Melbourne Cup and a full three years before SA played Victoria in an Australian Rules football match. It was also the year that set the scene for country bowls in South Australia. The game was played on a green prepared by local green grocer Andrew Thomson and he must therefore have the honour of being recorded as the State’s first greenkeeper.During the first decade of the 20th century clubs began to spring up around the State and in 1916 the first Men’s Country Carnival was held. Unfortunately we are unable to proffer any information on this event and it wasn’t until 1927 that the second Carnival took place. Even in those early days there were administrators who not only organised the playing format but also produced a well presented booklet which contains an entertaining insight into those early days. Bowlers were to compete in both Singles and rink competitions with the Singles attracting 100 entries and the rink event 29 sides. The carnival was to take place at Easter over four days with Sunday set aside for church and

relaxation. The booklet included not only the names of competing players but also instructions on how to reach the city clubs which were hosting the country bowlers. In those early days visiting players had the travelling options of train or electric tram depending on the venue. For the record the 25 end Single’s final was fought out between C E Forward and H S Bayly with Forward prevailing 25 - 14, picking up five guineas for his efforts. In another of those quirky occurrences that keep popping up in our sport, the rink final was between the only two medical practitioners in the draw, Dr Riddle and Dr Steele. The winner, Dr Riddle (Kapunda) was presented with eight guineas to split with his rink and one wonders if we missed an opportunity to set up a “Doctorate of Lawn Bowling!” During the Carnival, on the Monday evening a City versus Country game was played on greens at St Peters, Parkside and Walkerville under electric light.From 1927 the SA Country Carnival became an annual event run over Easter and in 1936 the booklet contained the first mention of a sponsor. Inside the front cover are the words West End XXX Bitter Beer and we can take from the advertisement that our grandfathers and great grandfathers also enjoyed a tipple while discussing the wick that won or lost the game. The event continued until 1941 and then after two years lay off during World War II resumed in 1944. In that year the Singles prize was seven One Pound War Savings Certificates and the Fours 10 One Pound War Saving Certificates.

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1945 the Country Pairs was added to the format and in 1956 the Carnival was run in February for the first time. For many years the event has been held during the week prior to the Country Round Robin and many bowlers have stayed in the city for a week and a half. One can only imagine the money pumped into the city’s economy over the years. The clothing and attitudes may well have changed but the tradition continues.Each year friendships are renewed and although a Carnival title is a prized possession and all games are hard fought, there is plenty of humour as well. I remember playing the Fours in the early 90’s and coming up against a crack outfit from the Yorke Peninsula. After the game I asked the lead what he did for a living and he replied “I work a grain property”. I turned to the second and asked the same question and he answered “yeah, I have a grain property as well, I’m his neighbour”. Before I could ask the three he said “grain property”. As I turned to the fourth member of the team the other three said in unison “he’s the bank manager, that’s why he’s Skipping!” The Women’s Country Carnival began in 1949/50 and apart from years during which the Australian Women’s Bowling Council National Carnival was played in Adelaide, has continued to this day. We are fortunate to have records dating back to the first year of competition and the women have recorded the winners of Singles, Pairs and Fours each year.

2009 Country Carnival Men’s Fours Champions J. Van Der Wyst, S. Eichenberger, D. Pearce and J. Threlfall. Eichenberger and Van Der Wyst will be attempting to win the fours for the third year in a row. Pictured with the winners is long term sponsor David Millington, MGA

and Past President Bob Cooper.

Winner of many Country Carnival Events, Audrey Hefford, went on to represent

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For the record the successful bowlers in the first Carnival were: Singles: V Pearson (Victor Harbor), Pairs: Bates and Barclay (Naracoorte) and Fours: Fawcett, Hosking, Chambers and Laube (Port Pirie). In April each year women bowlers from around the State pack their bags for the trip to Adelaide. Having spent eight weeks or so listening to the exploits and bragging of their husbands it must be a blessed relief to get on the city greens and catch up with old acquaintances. It is a time of the year when inclement weather can affect play but that city rain can be quite selective. Since 1949/50 only three events have been abandoned. In 1985-86, 1994-95 and 1999-2000 the Pairs were washed out while the Fours and Singles competitions were completed. Among the list of winners are names which jump off the page. Audrey Hefford (Cobdogla) picked up four Singles titles between 1961-62 and 1968-69 and went on to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Games. Her exploits are legendary and she continues to rack up State titles. So many country bowlers have represented our State and won national titles but the list is just too long to mention in this article. However in a great example of longevity in our sport Valda Bartlett (Yankalilla), along with her mother was in the successful Fours rink in 1973-74 and 31 years later in 2004-05 Valda took out the Pairs with fellow club member Marlene Stone.The introduction of coloured shirts and bowls has given the sport a major lift and these days the Women’s Country Carnival is a blaze of colour. If you haven’t yet played in the event you should think seriously about it. It is a wonderful week during which life long friendships are made.One may ask “which Region has bragging rights?” Just for interest this is how the results stack up over the last 20 years.

In the women’s competition clubs around the Fleurieu Peninsula have excelled in all disciplines. Maybe it’s the food but it’s more likely to be the sea air or the aroma emanating from the acres of grape vines in the Southern Vales. On the men’s side the Riverland area comes out on top just ahead of those from the Copper Triangle. It is the latter years of the last decade which have given the Riverland an edge with players from the small club of Berri prominent. In 2007-08 the Pair’s final was contested between two Riverland sides resulting in a win to Travis Moll (Berri) and John Van der Wyst (Renmark RSL). The region is going through one of the toughest times in its history but the players will be back for Country Carnival this year and we wish them the best of luck on all fronts.

2004-05 Women’s Country Carnival Pairs Winners Marlene Stone and Valda Bartlett pictured with Beth Young.

1927 Country Carnival Bowls Program

Note; This Special Edition of the SA Bowler features the 2010 Country Carnival Program

as a Pullout


Singles Hot and steamy conditions greeted 40 men and 15 women, all vying for positions in the 2010 Australian Open Singles qualifying at the Marion BC. With seven positions available for South Australian men and three for women, the competition was intense and the standard of play did not disappoint.After the completion of sectional play, Ian Miller (Lockleys), Brett Hurrell (Somerton) and Harry Sykes (Lyndoch) were all undefeated and automatically qualified for the 2010 event. The remaining four men were then required to play a knockout to decide the final SA qualifiers. Simon Dorr had a comfortable 12 - 9, 9 - 4 win over Randall Marsh while on the next rink Steve Grant had an impressive 16 - 1, 8 - 3 win over Marc Evans. Steve Eichenberger had to use a tiebreaker to defeat Kane Coulls 4 - 10, 7 - 6, 4 – 0 while the story of the day was young Nathan Pedersen’s 9 - 8, 9 - 4 knockout win over John Threlfall from Moonta. Well done Nathan for qualifying at such a young age. To add to the contingent competing at Shepparton in February 2010, current Queensland Open Champion Ashley Klose has secured automatic entry as has Scott Taylor, following his success at Bribie Island.In the women’s event, Sandra Wallace continued her form from her success in the Open Singles to defeat Sherri Nicolai 8 - 8, 10 – 4. It was also Renee McPharlin’s day when she defeated Janet Cocks 8 - 6, 5 - 6, 5 - 1 to qualify for her first Australian Open.

Thank you to the Marion BC and their volunteers. Not only were all five greens utilised, which was a great spectacle, but over 30 markers were required on the day, a huge effort.

Pairs The Payneham BC hosted the Australian Open Pairs qualifying rounds and with only three positions available for South Australian men and one for the women, again the pressure was on to perform.In the men’s event Mike Hocking and Richard Hooper dispatched David Abbas and Gary Davies in their knockout and Gab Nardecchia and Peter Marshall used their home ground advantage to defeat Darren Niblett and Steve Jones. Peter Thaler and Peter Gageler played well all day, eliminating Scott Taylor and Ashley Klose, as well as Randall Marsh and Steve Grant in their section before defeating Marc Evans and Andrew Hill in their first of two knockouts. They were then required to return on Tuesday morning to face a showdown with Section 1 winners Geoff Collins and Craig Mills. This match promised to be a thriller and after the rain disappeared, all expectations were exceeded. Mills and Collins took an early 4 - 0 lead until Thaler and Gageler fought back to take the first set 8 - 5. The second set saw a similar start for Mills, however this time they held their nerve to win 10 - 4 and enter the tie break full of confidence. A two on the first end to Gageler was the perfect start, however a three from Mills on the second end saw a 3 - 2 lead for Mills going into

the last. With his last bowl in hand and at least one down on the head, Mills calmly drew to within 15 inches to take the tie break and qualify for the 2010 event.

In the ladies from the three sections the single qualifier was going to have to earn their spot. Section wins to Sue Maddern and Sandy Wallace, Tracey Crane and Liz Gooda, and Danielle Fuss and Prue Goonan saw a knockout between Wallace and Goonan on Monday night with the winner to play Gooda on Tuesday morning. Fuss and Goonan got off to a flying start to win the first set, however the experience of Maddern and Wallace prevailed in the second set to level the ledger. With time against the Pairs, all that was allowed was a one end sudden death tie break. Sue Maddern was holding a great shot, then Prue Goonan’s second bowl got an outside edge and sat in between Sue’s shot and jack to hold game. With two bowls left, Sandy Wallace looked to adjust the head but was unsuccessful, handing Danielle Fuss and Prue Goonan a nail-biting victory and a Tuesday morning meeting with Tracey Crane and Liz Gooda. The wet conditions made things interesting, however Danielle and Prue adjusted early to take the first set. The young players went from strength to strength in the second to win in straight sets and qualify for their first Australian Open. Congratulations, this was a huge effort by the girls after such a late night on Monday with play eventually concluding at 8.00pm.

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Prue Goonan in action against Sandra Wallace

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Men’s & Women’s Country Carnival

2010

Official Program

Bowls SA Country Carnival 2010

ELIGIBILITY All players must be fully registered members of country Member Clubs under the jurisdiction of Bowls SA at the time of entry and at the time of playing in the events.FORFEITS & WITHDRAWALSIf necessary to withdraw or forfeit owing to unforeseen circumstances, players must notify the Event Manager and Venue Manager.If a team or Singles player fails to fulfil a commitment without justifiable cause in the opinion of the Match and Program Committee, they shall be liable for a penalty not exceeding $27.50 (inc GST) per player.Failure to comply with this directive will result in each player incurring the fine and becoming ineligible to compete in all State and Pennant competitions until payment is made to Bowls SA.In the event of a forfeit the winner will be credited with 2 points and 5 shots. REPLACEMENTSIn the case of a team member, who is entered in Fours, Pairs and Singles withdrawing before the commencement of the event, different replacements may be made in any event to avoid forfeits.Replacements must be a fully registered member of a Country Member Club.A replacement must be authorised by the Umpire and Event Manager and may play any position. Domestic Regulations 4.1.3SUBSTITUTESSubstitutes must be a fully registered member of a Country Member Club. A substitute must be authorised by the Umpire and may play any position except Skip. Domestic Regulations 4.1.14STARTING TIMESAs listed in the Playing Schedule. Players are urged to arrive at the venue club at least 30 minutes before play is due to commence.LATE ARRIVAL – TEAMRefer to Laws of the Sport of Bowls - 46.1.2SCORE CARDS & SCORINGThe names of EVERY player in the side must be recorded on score cards. Cards are to be retained by the Club Secretary until Finals are completed and must be readily available on request.The team with the greatest number of points shall be declared the winner. Winners of each game receive 2 points, a Draw 1 point, Loser nil. EQUALITYIn the event of an equality of wins, to determine the winner of a section the Bowls SA Rules & Conditions of Play for State Tournaments will apply, as follows:

•In sectional games, two points are awarded for a win, one point for a tie and the entrant with the most points shall be section winner. •Should two or more entrants tie with the same number of points, then the entrant with the greatest shots margin shall be the winner.•In the event of two or more entrants having an equal number of points and shots up, the winner shall be the entrant with the least number of shots scored against them.•If two entrants are still equal, the entrant who won the game in which they met shall be the section winner.•Entrant/s who receives a forfeit in sectional play shall be credited with a win (2 points and 5 shots).•Any entrant who forfeits the last sectional game, without justifiable cause, shall be disqualified from the remainder of the Country Carnival tournament.•In Singles sectional play, the number of ‘shots up’ prescribed for the rounds shall be the maximum number of shots accorded to a player when calculating the margin of shots for the purpose of determining a section winner.LAWSThe ‘Laws of the Sport of Bowls’ shall govern all games.LUNCHESMen: Venue Clubs will provide a knife and fork meal at a cost of $12.00 per day for ALL COMPETITORS.Women: Venue Clubs will provide either a cold collation or six point sandwich and fruit at a cost of $8.00 per day for ALL COMPETITIORS.Lunch is to be taken at the appropriate time. All players are to pay for lunch when picking up their cards.INCLEMENT WEATHER & HEATInclement WeatherIn the event of inclement weather before commencement of play, singles players or team skippers, are to contact the club that they were drawn to play at on that day to determine if their greens are closed. In the event of inclement weather after play has commenced players must remain at the club to get instructions from the Event Manager. If necessary, due to inclement weather, to close greens at anytime on the first day of an event, the event will be cancelled. If necessary, due to inclement weather, to close greens on any subsequent day of an event, play will be postponed and players will be notified of the rescheduled date, time and venue. Players MUST NOT contact the Bowls SA Office in the event of inclement weather.

HeatThe Heat Guidelines outlined on the Bowls SA website www.bowlssa.com.au shall apply.CANCELLATION AT VENUEIf the Match and Program Committee has not determined that all play is to be cancelled and if weather conditions deteriorate at a club which has not declared its greens unfit for play for the whole day, the decision whether or not play shall start, due to the condition of the greens, shall be the sole responsibility of the club’s greens manager or his proxy.All players must remain at the club until the Event Manager at Bowls SA has called off games. Games may be transferred to another club nearby and played on a reduced basis.CANCELLATION DURING PLAYWhen play has commenced and weather conditions deteriorate, the Umpire may stop play on appeal by a player in Singles, Skip in team games or after consultation with the home club’s greens manager or his proxy. The greens manager’s decision would be in regard to the condition of one or all greens at the venue. If play has been stopped it shall not be resumed without the Umpire’s permission. Play will be cancelled for the day if it is not possible to resume after one hour from the time of the last stoppage.SMOKINGNo player shall smoke on the playing surface. It is the responsibility of every player to observe this policy and the host club officials to ensure the comfort of all players in this regard. The Bowls SA NO SMOKING ON THE GREEN policy applies.MOBILE PHONESMobile Phones are not permitted to be used on the green. PLAYER CODE OF CONDUCTThe Player Code of Conduct included in the Bowls SA Member Protection Policy shall apply.PENALTIESThe Bowls SA Board may inflict penalties or fines on any player or team for any action or behaviour in breach of the Rules and Conditions of Play or Laws of the Sport of Bowls, or where actions are considered to bring the game into disrepute. Any player or team that undertakes a game plan or strategy to achieve a result other than a win in a particular game being played will be liable to Bowls SA imposed penalties or fines.OTHER DETAILSVenue clubs are required to provide Managers and Umpires on all days allocated with the exception that the Bowls SA Event Manager will provide officials for the Finals.

Conditions of Play and Administration


MEN’S COUNTRY CARNIVAL FOURSCommencing Monday 1 February 2010

Event Manager: Kenn Rogers 0418 807 246Sectional and first Knockout Round 10 ends

Knockout Rounds 12 endsSemi Finals and Final 15 ends

DAY DATE TIME SECTIONS ROUNDS VENUE

Monday 1 February 9.30am 1 – 35 - 64

Sectional onlySectional & 1 Knockout As per Draw

Thursday 4 February 9.30am 1 - 32 3 Knockouts Adelaide33 - 64 3 Knockouts Edwardstown

Monday 8 February 9.30am Semi Finals & Final Holdfast Bay

SECT 1 ADELAIDE SECT 3 ADELAIDE SECT 5 ADELAIDE SECT 6 ADELAIDE SECT 7 ASCOT PK SECT 8 ASCOT PKKIRCHNER,B (MBG) HURLEY,B (PTA) WALLACE,J (GOO) REIMANN,P (AUB) SKUSE,J (PVI) BADENOCH,B (BOC)BUCKLEY,B (MED) TROWBRIDGE,B (CED) BURY,L (QUO) CAMPBELL,J (MBG) ENGLAND,J (KSE) STEWART,S (MBG)WAKEFIELD,K (PTL) GILL,T (BHA) WILLSON,G (PAS) DENTON,R (WUD) TREZISE,R (TUM) ABBOTT,D (PAS)WILKE,M (PTM) JORDAN,J (MOV) ROHDE,I (TAR) WOODWARD,P (ART) ECKERT,C (MCF) BRANSON,D (TAR)

SECT 9 ASCOT PK SECT 10 ASCOT PK SECT 11 BRIGHTON SECT 12 BRIGHTON SECT 13 BRIGHTON SECT 14 BRIGHTONGILBERTSON,T (PRL) GRANT,S (LUC) CARTER,L (MOV) SLADE,J (COO) LOVERING,D (KSC) MEYER,P (BRK)RICHTER,D (CED) MORENA,J (BAR) WILKIN,M (MBG) SCHMIDT,G (EUD) GARRETT,D (EBA) ZILM,W (WSI)JENNINGS,M (STN) FRANCIS,J (CRY) KLEINIG,A (LAU) BLACKER,J (CUM) OLIVE,D (WAS) BRISTOW,M (TAB)SCHUTZ,R (LAC) WARRIOR,S (ARD) DOLLING,B (CLV) KNIGHT,B (WAL) MASTERS,S (MGR) GEATERJOHNSON,L (ART)

SECT 15 CLEARVIEW SECT 16 CLEARVIEW SECT 17 CLEARVIEW SECT 18 CLEARVIEW SECT 19 CROYDON SECT 20 CROYDONNOONAN,B (GEO) POLKINGHORNE,B (PTA) BINNEY,R (PTE) LLOYD,G (JAM) KIMBER,P (LOX) PHILLIPS,V (STR)RAYMOND,H (MOV) WEARN,G (KAD) SCHROEDER,R (CED) DISANTO,C (MBG) FUSS,J (CUM) FIEGE,J (WAR)CHALLINGER,V (CUM) CHIRGWIN,R (MGR) PLOENGES,R (MGR) CLIFFORD,T (BAL) HILL,A (WAL) WARDLE,T (CRY)NANKIVELL,G (STN) SWAFFER,B (CLV) BRADLEY,B (MNT) EDWARDS,G (PTB) AITKEN,G (MOV) MAYNARD,B (LAM)

SECT 21 CROYDON SECT 22 CROYDON SECT 23 GAWLER SECT 24 GAWLER SECT 25 GAWLER SECT 26 GAWLERWATSON,R (MIC) SYKES,H (LYN) SIMPSON,J (MBG) MARSHALL,B (MTP) CARLILE,N (GOO) STEINWEDEL,D (KSC)REHN,D (COW) HOOPER,G (MOV) LEUE,N (PTG) WATTS,N (LUC) DUNSTAN,M (MAL) BROWN,B (CLA)LINDE,D (TAB) RANKINE,M (PTW) HARTWIG,M (CED) HUTCHINSON,M (QUO) WHITEHEAD,B (KEI) SCHENKE,G (JER)ROESLER,L (MAI) HUDSON,T (WAL) HILLARD,B (STN) STAGG,A (PTL) TRENGOVE,M (BUT) GREEN,B (MOV)

SECT 27 GRANGE SECT 28 GRANGE SECT 29 GRANGE SECT 30 GRANGE SECT 31 HAWTHORN SECT 32 HAWTHORNWARNEST,R (JAM) WATSON,D (PTE) THOMPSON,T (PTA) HOCKEY,S (JAM) FRASER,G (TAN) WOHLING,C (KIM) STARICK,P (PLA) AITCHISON,N (MDO) FEAST,G (MGR) MATHEWS,P (YOK) SNODGRASS,T (KAD) LOCKHART,G (CBE) NIJHUIS,H (PTN) MYERS,P (PTL) CONNOLLY,P (TAB) FYFE,A (HAM) MAIDMENT,D (CED) SYMONDS,L (KAR) COCK,K (BUT) BURNETT,B (WAI) GILL,B (BUT) BOWMAN,P (LAM) LAWES,G (MOV) WATTERS,N (CUR)

SECT 33 HAWTHORN SECT 34 HAWTHORN SECT 35 HENLEY SECT 36 HENLEY SECT 37 HENLEY SECT 38 HENLEYMOORE,D (KSE) DEW,M (MTP) BARNES,T (MIC) HANSEN,R (GOO) GOODWIN,M (CLN) FITTER,E (MIC)DAVIES,M (VIC) WARNES,K (OWN) FREAK,J (MBG) HATCHER,I (MTA) HAMENCE,L (WUD) TRAEGER,B (MBG)FULLER,L (MEL) CURTIS,R (MTA) DAVIES,P (BHA) LACK,D (BOR) PURSCHE,G (WAI) HARKNESS,T (OWN)POWER,J (BUT) HAARSMA,L (CUM) SIMPSON,I (CLA) GREEN,P (PTL) JOHNSON,P (MTA) EDMUNDS,D (STB)

SECT 39 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 40 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 41 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 42 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 43 HOPE VALLEY SECT 44 HOPE VALLEY CHILDS,A (PAR) BAKER,S (PTE) FROMM,G (MBG) LITTLE,S (CBE) HONAN,J (HAL) STOCK,G (VIC) VALCIC,M (PTL) SHORT,B (CUR) EVANS,J (OWN) BOWMAN,R (PTA) FARROW,R (YOK) MICKAN,R (CUM) KLEINIG,M (LAU) STAFFORD,R (MGR) PERRY,R (CRY) FIELD,J (PTN) SPACKMAN,J (MDO) MACINTOSH,I (MGR) VARGAS,C (ARD) CRANE,C (MUV) THOMPSON,K (WAL) ALLANSON,E (TAN) HUNT,A (TAB) BRUCE,T (ALF)

SECT 45 HOPE VALLEY SECT 46 HOPE VALLEY SECT 47 MARION SECT 48 MARION SECT 49 MARION SECT 50 MARIONDORR,F (GUM) STREMPEL,W (HAK) BOTTING,D (MIC) TRENORDEN,B (GOO) JACOBS,R (COO) BLACKWELL,J (PTP)BUTTERICK,M (JAM) FREEBAIRN,J (SNO) STARICK,B (KAD) BOWMAN,R (ORO) FAUSER,J (KPL) LAWN,C (REY)WALKER,T (STB) TRELOAR,M (BER) MILLARD,N (CLV) WILDASH,C (PVI) STEVENS,C (MIC) REX,D (HAM)HEBBERT,G (BUT) MEGGISON,K (MOV) KLUGE,H (JER) HOOKER,B (NBH) SPRY,R (KAD) HART,J (JER)

SECT 51 PROS-BRW SECT 52 PROS-BRW SECT 53 PROS-BRW SECT 54 PROS-BRW SECT 55 SALISBURY SECT 56 SALISBURY PERKINS,D (PAR) KENNETT,R (BLY) NOBLE,T (LYN) SUMMERTON,G (CLN) KUHL,G (MTG) WILLMOTT,R (LOK)HALLETT,P (MAI) LEHMANN,G (KPL) COCK,A (WUD) NOTTLE,C (ORO) DAVIES,R (WAI) EAST,K (VIC) KENNY,G (STB) SCUDDS,J (MIC) BRIND,P (CUR) BREWSTER,T (PTA) MOLONEY,J (HAM) STOPFORD,J (WSI) WALKER,L (LAM) DIPROSE,L (EDI) BAYLEY,F (EBA) MILLARD,G (PAS) ADCOCK,D (ARD) ROBERTS,T (JER)

SECT 57 SALISBURY SECT 58 SALISBURY SECT 59 WEST LAKES SECT 60 WEST LAKES SECT 61 WEST LAKES SECT 62 WEST LAKES MORGAN,T (ORO) MANN,T (JER) PERRIN,M (KOO) O’SHAUGHNESSY,D (NAR) BULGER,G (CLN) BARTRAM,P (EDI)HAGE,D (KPL) KIRKLAND,R (NAR) LEATHERS,G (MAN) LARKIN,T (MTA) CAVANAGH,R (BOR) SMART,P (MBG)CROSS,K (MAI) SANDERCOCK,G (MAI) BROWN,J (EBA) PARKER,B (OWN) DINHAM,I (CLA) LAUBE,D (PTP)HASKELL,N (ALD) RUMBELOW,J (STB) SUMMERS,P (PET) FITZGERALD,R (CUM) MORRIS,D (LAM) BERDEN,J (KSC)

SECT 63 WEST LAKES SECT 64 WEST LAKESCANT,D (KIM) PRENTICE,W (NRS)MENZ,N (LOX) JOHNSON,K (VIC)O’CONNELL,A (SNO) RYAN,L (MTA)COATES,K (MTA) STANDISH,J (ANG)

MEN’S COUNTRY CARNIVAL SINGLESCommencing Tuesday 2 February 2010

Event Manager: Kenn Rogers 0418 807 246Sectional and first Knockout Round 18 shots up

Knockout Rounds 21 shots upSemi Finals and Final 25 shots up

DAY DATE TIME SECTIONS ROUNDS VENUETuesday 2 February 9.30am 1 - 255 Sectional & 1 Knockout As per Draw

Saturday 6 February 9.30am113 - 128 1 Knockout Edwardstown129-144 1 Knockout Grange

Sunday 7 February 9.30am

1 - 63 4 Knockouts Ascot Park65 - 128 4 Knockouts Kens/Marryatville

129 - 191 4 Knockouts Payneham193 - 255 4 Knockouts Salisbury

Monday 8 February 9.30am Semi Finals & Final Holdfast Bay

SECT 1 ADELAIDE SECT 3 ADELAIDE SECT 5 ADELAIDE SECT 7 ADELAIDE SECT 9 ASCOT PK SECT 11 ASCOT PK SPACKMAN,J (MDO) DAMHUIS,A (MIC) JACOBS,R (COO) RAYMOND,H (MCV) COUSINS,P (CRY) HOGAN,M (MBG)NORTH,K (TAN) WALLER,R (PTL) HEWTON,M (STN) WATSON,R (MIC) GREEN,P (PTL) LARKIN,T (MTA)DAVIS,G (KSC) KERLEY,N (PTB) WALKER,T (STB) MCMILLAN,J (RIV) MORTIMER,J (WAI) BURTON,D (CLV)HARRIS,R (JER) DAVIES,P (BHA) BOWMAN,P (LAM) TRAEGER,C (CLV) TAYLOR,B (WAL) PAWELSKI,M (CLA)

SECT 13 ASCOT PK SECT 15 ASCOT PK SECT 17 ASCOT PK SECT 19 ASCOT PK SECT 21 BLACKWOOD SECT 23 BLACKWOODBOURKE,M (GEO) CORNER,J (MTB) SIMPSON,B (JAM) O’SHAUGHNESSY,D (NAR) BISHOP,J (JAM) JARRAD,K (KSE)SISMEY,T (NAR) BOWMAN,B (WAS) CAMPBELL,J (MBG) O’HANLON,J (PTA) MORLEY,D (WAI) FIEGE,J (WAR)JOHNSON,B (MOV) SIEGERT,M (CUM) HOLMES,T (EBA) THOMAS,S (PTN) WOOLFORD,P (STB) SCHAEDEL,G (PTL)AMEY,R (STB) TEAKLE,B (ANG) ROACH,S (BUT) SMYTHE,H (PAR) GEATER-JOHNSON,L (ART) LAWES,G (MOV)

SECT 25 BLACKWOOD SECT 27 BLACKWOOD SECT 29 BRIGHTON SECT 31 BRIGHTON SECT 33 BRIGHTON SECT 35 BRIGHTON WILKINSON,D (MGR) SWANBURY,K (COO) DEGENHARDT,S (PLA) HARRIS,S (WSI) GILBERTSON,T (PRL) ROGERS,N (RIV) ROUTLEY,K (KAD) LEUE,N (PTG) PLOENGES,D (WIL) FLAVEL,R (CED) CRONIN,N (WAI) REHN,D (COW) PERRY,J (TAR) GREEN,L (PTN) DUNNE,D (MTA) LYNCH,J (LAU) LAWRIE,B (TUM) BAXTER,C (TAB) HUNT,A (TAB) HAYSMAN,T (CLA) MILIC,B (PTL) EDWARDS,T (ANG) HARRIS,D (BUT) PERKINS,D (PAR)

SECT 37 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 39 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 41 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 43 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 45 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 47 CLARENCE GDNSBAKER,J (PTG) YATES,J (BRK) INGLIS,L (CRY) SPIES,M (PTA) HARKNESS,T (OWN) ELLIOTT,D (COO)EDMUNDS,D (STB) COAD,K (WAR) BURGAR,J (EBA) CROSBY,B (CLV) GRANT,S (LUC) TAYLOR,K (LOX)FULLSTON,B (MOV) STAFFORD,R (MGR) VANDERZON,D (JER) ROWNTREE,A (ART) WHITCHER,K (MEL) FULTON,I (PTL)DYETT,B (MAI) FITZGERALD,P (CUM) ATZE,D (PRL) BANNER,B (MNT) KOERNER,R (ANG) BELL,P (MAI)

SECT 49 CLEARVIEW SECT 51 CLEARVIEW SECT 53 CLEARVIEW SECT 55 CLEARVIEW SECT 57 CLEARVIEW SECT 59 CLEARVIEWFAEHRMANN,R (GUM) REED,G (CLN) HAGE,D (KPL) KRAMER,A (MIC) ZANETTE,V (AUB) HURRELL,A (KPL) WILKIN,A (MBG) TURNER,P (GEO) JAMES,B (MCV) TRAILL,B (OWN) DI SANTO,C (MBG) CATTANACH,B (ORO) BRUCE,N (ALF) MULLAN,R (WUD COLLINS,L (CRY) MONTGOMERIE,N (STB) HUBBARD,P (WAR) HINES,B (KAD) TROWBRIDGE,B (CED) MOULDEN,I (MGR) CHILDS,A (PAR) WARD,P (ARD) CRABB,G (COW) KLEEMANN,D (WAI)

SECT 61 GAWLER SECT 63 GAWLER SECT 65 GAWLER SECT 67 GAWLER SECT 69 GAWLER SECT 71 GAWLERMADER,B (EUD) RICHARDS,B (PTE) BOWMAN,L (ORO) BOTTING,D (MIC) TILLER,G (KIM) PENGILLY,J (AUB)ENGLAND,J (KSE) LANGE,M (CED) MINHARD,C (CUM) DENNIS,G (MTP) BELL,W (PTA) ROSS,J (MIC)PEARCE,T (LOK) COCK,K (BUT) MCENTEE,J (JER) OLIVER,B (KEI) GREIG,A (CRY) VANENKHUYZEN,P (BAR)DABINETT,L (PRL) AITKEN,G (MOV) MCQUIRE,R (PTW) ATKINS,T (PTB) MCARDIE,J (PAR) VALCIC,M (PTL)

SECT 73 GLENELG SECT 75 GLENELG SECT 77 GLENELG SECT 79 GLENELG SECT 81 GRANGE SECT 83 GRANGE MILLARD,G (GEO) SCHULTZ,M (EUD) SCHULLER,B (MIC) FAWCETT,K (WAR) SHILTON,P (KAR) DORR,F (GUM) MASON,G (MEN) WECKERT,N (KOO) WHYMAN,T (WAM) BURY,L (QUO) SPRY,R (KAD) ALLEN,R (NAR) KLOEDEN,J (CED) NATIONS,N (MCV) ARBON,G (PTL) WEEKS,M (WUD) WRIGLEY,M (STB) VALCIC,V (PTL) PENHALL,B (BUT) MOLONEY,J (HAM) MEGGISON,K (MOV) MONTGOMERIE,S (LAU) WILLERSDORF,K (MUV) STOKES,K (BER)

SECT 85 GRANGE SECT 87 GRANGE SECT 89 GRANGE SECT 91 GRANGE SECT 93 HAPPY VALLEY SECT 95 HAPPY VALLEYKENNY,D (CLV) LING,D (VIC) SCOTT,B (KSE) FROMM,G (MBG ) EVA,P (EUD) BADENOCH,B (BOC)TAYLOR,A (NBH) LACK,D (BOR) MICKAN,R (CUM) DIPROSE,L (EDI) WEBER,J (REY) ALLAN,L (NAR) BRAND,T (LAU) CAPPER,L (CLA) KLEINIG,A (LAU) RICHTER,D (CED) MASTERS,D (PTN) BELL,J (HAM)MURPHY,R (PTW) ADCOCK,D (ARD) DEARMAN,A (TIN) HAMMAT,D (PAR) ABSOLOM,K (MAI) UNDERLIN,D (MTA)

SECT 97 HAPPY VALLEY SECT 99 HAPPY VALLEY SECT 101 HAPPY VALLEY SECT 103 HAPPY VALLEY SECT 105 HAWTHORN SECT 107 HAWTHORNNIBLETT,D (MBG) WILKINS,R (PTE) GRUND,G (KIM) LAWN,C (REY) BASTIAN,IJ (BOC) SLADE,J (COO) O’KEEFFE,P (PTA) MASTERS,S (MGR) JONES,S (MTB) MYERS,P (PTL) WILKIN,M (MBG) BILLING,R (CED) HALL,P (CUM) GILES,G (STB) BROUGHILL,P (PRL) MOLONEY,M (ART) BLACKER,J (CUM) BONDITCH,T (MGR) BURNETT,S (WAI) KLEINIG,M (LAU) KERNICH,B (MAI) BROWN,B (CLA) FREEBAIRN,J (SNO) STANDISH,J (ANG)

SECT 109 HAWTHORN SECT 111 HAWTHORN SECT 113 HAWTHORN SECT 114 HAWTHORN SECT 115 HENLEY SECT 116 HENLEY CURTIS,R (COW) CARTER,D (MCV) NOONAN,B (GEO) VARCOE,P (MIC) VORSTENBOSCH,H (WUD) WETHERALL,T (MTB)GLASSON,K (KSC) VAN DER WYST,J (RRS) NORTON,D (YOK) REX,D (HAM) LEAN,B (MOV) IRELAND,G (PRL)SALER,R (LAU) RICHARDS,C (MGR) KING,B (TAB) HEINS,R (CED) EDWARDS,G (PTB) TREZISE,R (TUM)FONTAINE,A (ARD) AITHISON,N (MDO) STAGG,A (PTL) DUNNE,J (MTA) CLARKE,K (CLA) TAYLOR,J (MEL)

SECT 117 HENLEY SECT 118 HENLEY SECT 119 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 120 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 121 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 122 HOLDFAST BAYSARGENT,B (WUD) VOIGT,J (EUD) SHILLABEER,B (PTA) SIMPSON,A (MGR) CROSBY,D (CLN) WILDASH,C (PVI)ASHBY,A (MGR) BOTTGER,B (JAM) NICHOLLS,D (STB) BISHOP,T (MEL) DEACON,D (COO) WILKE,M (PTM)WOODWARD,C (MTA) FULLER,D (VIC) EGLINGTON,O (PTW) FITZGERALD,R (CUM) SWAFFER,B (CLV) WOOLDRIDGE,J (KAR)DAVIES,R (WAI) KOWALCZYK,R (JER) EICHENBERGER,S (WAL) BECKWITH,C (PAR) SPRY,G (WAL) KOCH,R (CUM)

SECT 123 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 124 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 125 HOPE VALLEY SECT 126 HOPE VALLEY SECT 127 HOPE VALLEY SECT 128 HOPE VALLEYWATERS,P (BOC) SCHULTZ,J (LOK) VOIGT,P (EUD) JOHNSON,P (MTA) HALL,A (CLN) KIMBER,P (LOX)GARRETT,D (EBA) BATTERSBY,R (MTP) MCKAY,A (ORO) LYNCH,B (CUM) RIVETT,D (KSE) BERDEN,J (KSC)SCHROEDER,R (CED) BUBNER,G (OWN) STARICK,P (PLA) MARTIN,M (TAB) BORLASE,R (CED) MURNANE,B (CUM)DINHAM,I (CLA) DOWNS,G (MAI) DOLLING,B (CLV) MEZZINI,S (BHA) MAYNARD,L (LAM) ROWNTREE,B (ARD)

SECT 129 MARION SECT 130 MARION SECT 131 MARION SECT 132 MARION SECT 133 MARION SECT 134 MARIONCHEER,D (LOX) SEPPELT,S (JAM) MOORE,D (KSE) ZUBRINICH,T (ETS) SCUDDS,J (MIC) HOLMAN,I (CUM)DYER,R (MCV) SIMPSON,J (MDO) SHARRATT,J (WAR) WERNER,D (MTP) ROST,P (TAN) APPLEBY,K (MOV)GILL,B (BUT) LEE,R (RRS) HARTWIG,M (CED) MILLARD,N (CLV) KEYNES,P (ART) CHAPMAN,O (BAL)HARKNESS,N (OWN) EATTS,R (KIM) JARMAN,R (CLA) LECKIE,B (TAB) BROWN,S (LAU) GERSCHWITZ,M (ARD)

SECT 135 MODBURY SECT 136 MODBURY SECT 137 MODBURY SECT 138 MODBURY SECT 139 MODBURY SECT 140 MODBURYSTOPP,G (KEI) GILBERTSON,S (PRL) WARDLE,T (CRY) WILLMOTT,R (LOK) ROBERTS,K (MAL) SCHMIDT,G (EUD)CARTER,L (MCV) WAUGH,C (MGR) MARTIN,B (KAR) BARNES,T (MIC) WRIGHT,G (CED) DUNCAN,R (STN)WAKEFIELD,K (PTL) WANDEL,I (BAR) SCHRIEBER,G (PTL) SPEED,B (PAR) TRENGOVE,M (BUT) BROWN,J (EBA)FERREIRA,R (BHA) NICHOLLS,R (CED) HARRIS,P (BUT) MORRIS,T (CLA) ECKERT,C (MCF) DINGLE,J (BHA)

SECT 141 MUNNO PARA SECT 142 MUNNO PARA SECT 143 MUNNO PARA SECT 144 MUNNO PARA SECT 145 PARA HILLS SECT 147 PARA HILLSFITTER,E (MIC) WOHLING,C (KIM) MCDOUGALL,K (COO) ROOCKE,T (BOC) LEVER,G (QUO) PEARCE,K (KIM)WEST,L (MTP) FULLER,L (MEL) HAMENCE,L (WLA) TOWNSEND,N (PTA) WILLCOX,K (KAD) BINNEY,R (PTE)HAYES,M (MTA) MOBBS,P (MAN) BUSHELL,D (KAD) MCCORMICK,K (MGR) MILLARD,G (TAB) GLYNN,G (KSC)COAD,B (CUM) TRELOAR,M (BER) NOLAN,K (SNO) BLACKER,B (CUM) BALDOCK,T (CLA) KINGSLAND,I (LAM)

SECT 149 PARA HILLS SECT 151 PARA HILLS SECT 153 PAYNEHAM SECT 155 PAYNEHAM SECT 157 PAYNEHAM SECT 159 PAYNEHAMEMERY,A (KSE) HOWELL,B (LYN) KNIPE,S (GUM) LEGGAT,B (MBG) WALKER,D (COO) WRIGHT,M (MIC)WILSON,N (CRY) KERLEY,K (MDO) BRUHN,R (PVI) COCK,A (WUD) WARNEST,R (JAM) SECOMB,E (VIC)HAARSMA,L (CUM) RUCIOCH,B (CED) O’CONNELL,A (SNO) WILSON,P (CRY) HIER,C (PTL) PEARCE,D (KAD)MORTON,J (MOV) BAKER,B (BUT) TRELOAR,D (BER) WILLMOTT,R (LUC) WARRIOR,S (ARD) BLUMS,B (CED)

SECT 161 PT ADELAIDE SECT 163 PT ADELAIDE SECT 165 PT ADELAIDE SECT 167 PT ADELAIDE SECT 169 PROS-BRW SECT 171 PROS-BRWPFITZNER,B (PTN) LLOYD,G (JAM) BOBRIDGE,C (KSE) SEAL,J (JAM) HANCOCK,J (EDI) MINGE,R (CLV)WOOD,K (MEN) LAWN,D (REY) HAMMOND,A (TAN) BERDEN,G (KSC) SOMMERVILLE,N (LUC) COLEIRO,G (GUM)WHEATON,R (MTA) CABOT,J (CUM) MORENA,J (BAR) PERIN,S (PTL) MAIDMENT,D (CED) HOOPER,G (MCV)BROOKS,G (CLA) DUNN,P (TAR) CRANE,C (MUV) CROSS,K (MAI) LINDE,D (TAB) HURLEY,B (PTA)

SECT 173 PROS-BRW SECT 175 PROS-BRW SECT 177 READE PK SECT 179 READE PK SECT 181 READE PK SECT 183 READE PKHAYNES,L (JAM) MORLEY,D (KSE) SCHULZ,T (LOX) CAMAL,L (COO) DUTTON,G (PTE) DAVIDSON,S (KSC)FREEBAIRN,P (OWN) NOBLE,J (LOK) AGARS,D (WLA) ZERK,G (LYN) WOOLFORD,P (PTP) CARMODY,L (COW)PERONE,G (PTL) GOURLAY,B (REY) CLEGGETT,J (LAU) SYMONDS,L (KAR) WATTS,N (LUC) GOREY,F (TAR)PRENTICE,D (MAI) RICHIE,N (CLA) ARTHUR,R (MAI) CHALLINGER,V (CUM) HALLETT,P (MAI) WOODFINE,P (LAM)

SECT 185 ROSEWATER SECT 187 ROSEWATER SECT 189 ROSEWATER SECT 191 ROSEWATER SECT 193 SALISBURY SECT 195 SALISBURYHEIN,H (MBG) EASTHER,L (PVI) PERRIN,M (KOO) CARTER,G (KPL) WILKINSON,R (ORO) URANJEK,P (LYN)MARSHALL,B (MTP) EDSON,H (CED) FISHER,L (WUD) COVERDALE,G (REY) BROWN,D (OWN) KEEN,L (MBG)FUSS,J (CUM) FEAST,J (MGR) ASHTON,P (BAR) PLOENGES,R (MGR) HALLION,M (VIC) BREWSTER,T (PTA)HERBERT,K (BUT) STEWART,B (LAU) STARICK,B (KAD) BRADLEY,B (MNT) BROWN,R (STB) SCOTT,S (BUT)

SECT 197 SALISBURY SECT 199 SALISBURY SECT 201 SALISBURY SECT 203 SALISBURY SECT 205 SOMERTON SECT 207 SOMERTONMCKAY,T (ORO) BOWMAN,R (ORO) MACLEAN,P (KSC) FREAK,J (MBG) MONK,C (PTE) LEHMANN,G (KPL)COCK,P (WUD) GROSSER,P (BOR) BECK,B (REY) ROBINSON,T (LUC) GLOVER,R (LOK) LAUBE,D (PTP)SMART,L (LUC) PERONE,J (PTL) EDMUNDS,C (STB) RANKINE,M (PTW) BARCLAY,G (WAR) FAEHRMANN,D (MTB)HOOKER,B (NBH) ROESLER,L (MAI) HILL,A (BER) STEPHENS,P (MAI) BROWN,D (MUV) DIXON,T (MNT)

SECT 209 SOMERTON SECT 211 SOMERTON SECT 213 TOORAK/BURN SECT 215 TOORAK/BURN SECT 217 TOORAK/BURN SECT 219 TOORAK/BURNKARGER,D (KPL) NOTTLE,C (ORO) THURSTON,T (LOX) HOLDEN,K (KPL) CAVALLARO,P (MCV) DENTON,R (WUD)POMERY,T (LUC) FRASER,G (TAN) HETZEL,R (PTN) THRELLFALL,J (MTA) ELLIS,G (MGR) STEINWEDEL,D (KSC)KLUGE,H (JER) CARNELLOR,S (STB) NOSWORTHY,P (LUC) SUMMERS,P (PET) KENNY,G (STB) TRENORDEN,J (MTA)SANDERCOCK,G (MAI) SANDERCOCK,C (MAI) THOMPSON,P (BAL) JOHNSON,P (MOV) GREGORY,J (TAB) POULTON,N (BOR)

SECT 221 TRINITY GDNS SECT 223 TRINITY GDNS SECT 225 TRINITY GDNS SECT 227 TRINITY GDNS SECT 229 UNDERDALE SECT 231 UNDERDALEYOUNG,G (MTB) FAUSER,J (KPL) STAFFORD,K (MGR) OSWALD,D (WUD) LITTLE,S (CBE) STUART,I (MAL)PARR,I (HAM) HAYES,K (PTA) PERRY,I (STN) BURNETT,B (WAI) BRADLEY,R (MCV) ROBINSON,K (PTG)PHILP,T (PET) CRESWELL,P (MDO) WOOLSTENCROFT,A (TAB) CURTIS,R (MTA) HARRIS,B (PTL) MOULDEN,D (MGR)NORMAN,M (CLA) BOWMAN,J (LAM) LETTON,H (KPL) WILSON,D (NUR) HOLLITT,P (STB) RICHARDS,J (MTA)

SECT 233 UNDERDALE SECT 235 UNDERDALE SECT 237 WEST LAKES SECT 239 WEST LAKES SECT 241 WEST LAKES SECT 243 WEST LAKESBRAKENRIDGE,G (PET) ATKINS,B (PTP) CONTE,J (MTP) GREGORY,S (HAK) ATKINSON,T (CBE) GRAETZ,I (TAN)WARD,E (CLV) WHITMORE,D (MGR) BARRETT,R (KSC) HUPPATZ,G (LOX) O’CONNELL,J (SNO) ANDERSON,M (KPL)HERRMANN,M (MTA) JOHNSON,D (STB) CHAPMAN,G (VIC) BLACKWELL,J (PTP) WARD,E (CLV) CROSS,G (TAB)SALTMARSH,E (TAB) FAULKNER,J (MNT) BENNETT,D (MTA) ROACHOCK,P (MGR) CAVANAGH,R (BOR) DOLLING,D (PTB)

SECT 245 WEST LAKES SECT 247 WEST LAKES SECT 249 WOODVILLE SECT 251 WOODVILLE SECT 253 WOODVILLE SECT 255 WOODVILLESIVIOUR,B (PTP) MILLER,I (KPL) BORGAS,S (PTA) MEYER,D (MCV) ROWETT,I (SAD) DEW,M (MTP)MATHEWS,P (YOK) SCANLON,P (MIC) FEAST,G (MGR) FRANKS,K (PTP) RIENCKE,P (PTL) WILTON,T (CLV)RUMBELOW,J (STB) SCHUMANN,J (CLV) BRISTOW,M (TAB) WILLSON,M (SNO) MCEVOY,P (STB) HADDEN,K (ALF)MORRIS,D (LAM) BANKS,G (WAL) PAGE,J (WAL) THOMPSON,R (WAI) ASKIN,D (MOV) MAGOR,B (BHA)

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MEN’S COUNTRY CARNIVAL PAIRSCommencing Wednesday 3 February 2010Event Manager: Kenn Rogers 0418 807 246

Sectional and first Knockout Round 10 endsKnockout Rounds 12 ends

Semi Finals and Final 15 endsDAY DATE TIME SECTIONS ROUNDS VENUE

Wednesday 3 February 9.30am 1 - 128 Sectional & 1 Knockout As per Draw

Friday 5 February 9.30am

1 - 32 4 Knockouts Clearview33 - 64 4 Knockouts Holdfast Bay65 - 96 4 Knockouts Modbury

97 - 128 4 Knockouts SalisburyMonday 8 February 9.30am Semi Finals & Final Holdfast Bay

SECT 1 ADELAIDE SECT 2 ADELAIDE SECT 3 ADELAIDE SECT 4 ADELAIDE SECT 5 ADELAIDE SECT 6 ADELAIDE MOORE,D (KSE) GRUND,G (KIM) HALL,A (CLN) CARLILE,N (GOO) SCHRIEBER,G (PTL) WOHLING,C (KIM) WATSON,D (PTE) NOTTLE,C (ORO) WATTS,N (LUC) LAUBE,D (PTP) TEAGUE,J (MTA) BROOKS,R (YOK) TROWBRIDGE,B (CED) DODD,C (YOK) ROHDE,I (TAR) PEARCE,D (KAD) SPACKMAN,J (MDO) CLARKE,K (CLA) REARDON,W (KAP) BAXTER,C (TAB) KITTO,K (ART) HARRIS,B (PTL) SHEPHERD,I (TAB) YOUNG,D (LAM)

SECT 7 ASCOT PK SECT 8 ASCOT PK SECT 9 ASCOT PK SECT 10 ASCOT PK SECT 11 BRIGHTON SECT 12 BRIGHTON WALLING,B (MOV) CORNER,J (MTB) PERRY,J (TAR) TRENORDEN,B (GOO) ROWE,T (KIM) HOWELL,B (LYN)JOHNSON,P (MTA) BREWSTER,T (PTA) KLUGE,H (JER) EDWARDS,H (YOK) BERDEN,J (KSC) SCHENKE,G (JER)SOMMERVILLE,N (LUC) POULTON,N (BOR) TRELOAR,M (WHG) SMART,L (LUC) FRITH,P (CRY) AITKIN,G (MOV)KENNY,G (STB) KLEINIG,A (LAU) ROSE,K (BUT) VALCIC,M (PTL) THOMPSON,K (WAL) WOODWARD,P (ART)

SECT 13 BRIGHTON SECT 14 BRIGHTON SECT 15 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 16 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 17 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 18 CLARENCE GDNSNOONAN,B (GEO) WALLACE,J (GOO) BRUHN,R (PVI) PEARCE,K (KIM) NOBLE,T (LYN) FREEBAIRN,J (SNO) SCUDDS,J (MIC) CHAMBERS,D (KPL) MASTERS,S (MGR) MORGAN,T (ORO) BURNETT,B (WAI) MARSHALL,B (MTP) MONTGOMERIE,N (STB) GARDNER,N (PAS) BENNETT,B (CLA) ROESLER,L (MAI) HARRIS,R (JER) SIMPSON,A (MGR)LAMOND,D (BAL) KING,B (TAB) WALKER,L (LAM) LAWES,G (MOV) ADCOCK,D (ARD) HAARSMA,L (CUM)

SECT 19 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 20 CLARENCE GDNS SECT 21 CLEARVIEW SECT 22 CLEARVIEW SECT 23 CLEARVIEW SECT 24 CLEARVIEWSAMPSON,R (EDI) MCAULEY,M (HAK) BRADLEY,R (MOV) DAVIS,G (KSC) BUTTERICK,M (JAM) WATSON,R (MIC)VOIGT,G (PTA) FREAK,J (MBG) ASHBY,A (MGR) LAWRY,K (KOO) BLACKER,J (CUM) KUCHEL,G (CRY)HOLMES,T (EBA) LACK,D (BOR) EDMUNDS,D (STB) MASTERS,D (PTN) DIXON,T (MNT) CHAPMAN,G (VIC)SALER,R (LAU) HUDSON,T (WAL) REX,D (HAM) TRENGOVE,M (BUT) KEYNES,P (ART) STASINOWSKY,A (JER)

SECT 25 CLEARVIEW SECT 26 CLEARVIEW SECT 27 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 28 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 29 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 30 EDWARDSTOWN WILLERSDORF,K (MUV) PEARCE,T (LOK) MENZ,N (LOX) BASTION,J (BOC) LING,D (VIC) PERRY,R (CRY) CHIRGWIN,R (MGR) THORPE,D (CUR) FREEBAIRN,P (OWN) DEW,M (MTP) POMERY,T (LUC) HINES,B (KAD) HERBERT,G (BUT) GOMMERS,L (JER) FULTON,I (PTL) BUSHELL,D (KAD) JONES,M (STN) RICHIE,N (CLA) MORTON,J (MOV) TEAKLE,M (ANG) HALLETT,P (MAI) RICHTER,D (CED) HAMEISTER,P (JER) JOHNSON,B (MOV)

SECT 31 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 32 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 33 GAWLER SECT 34 GAWLER SECT 35 GAWLER SECT 36 GAWLER MARCH,P (MAL) VOIGT,P (EUD) COUSINS,P (CRY) RAYMOND,H (MOV) BOTTING,D (MIC) DIEHL,H (OWN)THOMPSON,T (PTA) WILKIN,M (MBG) GARRETT,D (EBA) GILBERTSON,S (PRL) ATTRILL,B (MBG) ROACHOCK,P (MGR)MYERS,P (PTL) PRENTICE,W (NRS) GROSSER,P (BOR) NICHOLLS,D (STB) LOVERING,D (KSC) VAN DER WYST,J (RRS)BRUCE,N (ALF) MILLARD,N (CLV) GILL,B (BUT) WATTERS,N (CUR) GREEN,B (BHA) CHALLINGER,V (CUM)

SECT 37 GRANGE SECT 38 GRANGE SECT 39 GRANGE SECT 40 GRANGE SECT 41 GRANGE SECT 42 GRANGESTARKE,D (LOK) BOTTGER,B (JAM) DAMHUIS,A (MIC) KNAPPSTEIN,G (AUB) BRAKENRIDGE,G (PET) BOWMAN,R (PTA) ASHTON,P (BAR) SMART,P (MBG) MAHONEY,C (TAN) WETHERALL,T (MTB) SCHROEDER,R (CED) MALE,G (KAD) RYAN,A (MDO) HALLION,M (VIC) MILLARD,G (PAS) STARR,M (QUO) MASON,G (JER) ROBINSON,G (NBH) ECKERT,C (MCF) DOWNS,C (MAI) LAWRIE,B (TUM) GILL,T (STN) HILL,A (BER) BELL,J (HAM)

SECT 43 HAWTHORN SECT 44 HAWTHORN SECT 45 HAWTHORN SECT 46 HAWTHORN SECT 47 HAWTHORN SECT 48 HAWTHORN GOODWIN,M (CLN) STANLEY,A (MIC) KOCH,R (CUM) WHITEHEAD,B (KEI) LEATHERS,G (MAN) JAMES,B (MOV)HANCOCK,J (EDI) BOWMAN,L (ORO) TAPE,J (VIC) FYFE,A (HAM) CRONIN,N (WAI) SHEPHERD,J (NAR) ALTHORPE,J (EBA) FIELD,J (PTN) MOLONEY,M (ART) ELIX,T (NUR) LAUBE,G (PTP) WRIGHT,G (CED)MORRIS,D (LAM) DUTHIE,A (JER) LEE, R (RRS) ROWNTREE,B (ARD) ROWETT,I (SAD) MODRA,D (STN)

SECT 49 HENLEY SECT 50 HENLEY SECT 51 HENLEY SECT 52 HENLEY SECT 53 HENLEY SECT 54 HENLEY HONAN,B (JAM) WEEKS,M (WUD) DUNSTAN,M (MAL) BADENOCH,B (BOC) FAUSER,J (KPL) HERRON,I (PTE) SIEGERT,M (CUM) LEGGAT,B (MBG) EAST,G (KAD) ALLAN,L (NAR) SPINKS,K (JER) HAYES,K (PTA) PERKINS,D (PAR) MUTTON,D (MGR) HARRIS,S (WSI) FARROW,R (YOK) HILL,R (ARD) DENTON,R (WUD)POOLE,J (WAL) HALEY,I (BUT) TAYLOR,J (MOV) NORTH,K (TAN) KERLEY,K (MDO) MAYNARD,F (LAM)

SECT 55 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 56 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 57 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 58 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 59 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 60 KENS/MARRYAT KENNETT,R (BLY) SCHULTZ,D (MIC) ENGLAND,J (KSE) CLEAVE,L (PTE) SLADE,J (COO) CAVALLARO,P (MOV)GILL,T (BHA) ATKINSON,R (SNO) HAGE,D (KPL) LEUE,G (PTG) RYAN,L (MTA) FROMM,G (MBG) PURSCHE,K (WAI) HART,J (JER) BRIND,P (CUR) OGILVY,J (ORO) GRAETZ,I (TAN) BRANSON,D (TAR)HOLLITT,P (STB) HARRIS,D (BUT) HANDKE,R (MOV) COCK,L (BUT) DOLLING,B (CLV) POWER,J (BUT)

SECT 61 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 62 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 63 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 64 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 65 MARION SECT 66 MARIONGILBERTSON,T (PRL) SCHUBERT,I (GUM) HONAN,J (HAL) MCKAY,T (ORO) STUART,I (MAL) DAY,B (LYN) FEAST,G (MGR) COLLIS,V (QUO) BASFORD,L (PTE) MOULDEN,I (MGR) SYMONDS,L (KAR) THOMPSON,L (PTA) NICHOLLS,R (CED) HASKELL,G (MBR) ROUTLEY,K (KAD) STOKES,K (BER) CURTIS,R (COW) FIEGE,J (WAR) HAMMATT,D (PAR) JENNINGS,M (STN) GREEN,P (PTL) PENHALL,B (BUT) VENNING,M (BUT) BLOWES,D (MOV)

SECT 67 MARION SECT 68 MARION SECT 69 MARION SECT 70 MARION SECT 71 MODBURY SECT 72 MODBURY GARD,I (MGR) MILLARD,G (GEO) MEYER,P (BRK) FISHER,L (WUD) HOLMAN,I (CUM) FULLER,J (PTE)SUMMERS,P (PET) PEARCE,J (KAD) WILKE,M (PTM) O’CONNELL,A (SNO) LINDE,D (TAB) LEUE,N (PTG)PHILLIPS,V (STR) WALKER,T (STB) WARRIOR,S (ARD) SHORT,B (CUR) BANKS,G (WAL) STOPP,G (KEI)MICKAN,R (CUM) CONNOLLY,P (TAB) MEGGISON,K (MOV) MAYNARD,B (LAM) HAYSMAN,T (CLA) STOPFORD,J (WSI)


SECT 73 MODBURY SECT 74 MODBURY SECT 75 MUNNO PARA SECT 76 MUNNO PARA SECT 77 MUNNO PARA SECT 78 MUNNO PARA AYRES,G (LYN) WARNEST,R (JAM) PLOENGES,R (MGR) BARTRAM,P (EDI) HUGHES,J (MTG) TOWNSEND,N (PTA) BOWERING,D (MIC) LEHMANN,G (KPL) CARTER,L (MOV) OLIVE,D (WAS) BLACKWELL,J (PTP) GRAETZ,C (REY) MORTIMER,J (WAI) DAVIDSON,S (KSC) AMEY,R (STB) EDWARDS,G (PTE) WILDASH,M (MTA) KERLEY,N (PTB) TAYLOR,K (WAL) MANN,T (JER) KELLY,C (MAI) BURTON,D (CLV) MARTIN,M (KAR) BRADLEY,B (MNT)

SECT 79 PAYNEHAM SECT 80 PAYNEHAM SECT 81 PAYNEHAM SECT 82 PAYNEHAM SECT 83 PAYNEHAM SECT 84 PAYNEHAM EVANS,J (OWN) WARDLE,T (CRY) BRIDGWOOD,R (PTE) COOK,D (MTP) DIPROSE,L (EDI) STREMPEL,W (HAK) ATZE,D (PRL) SHILTON,P (KAR) STARICK,B (KAD) NIJHUIS,H (PTN) DICKER,T (MAN) HARKNESS,N (OWN)SHORT,G (CUR) MINHARD,C (CUM) MOUDEN,D (MGR) PURSCHE,G (WAI) LARKIN,B (PLA) HATCHER,I (MTA)STANDISH,J (ANG) MULLER,J (ALF) BLUMS,B (CED) HOGG,R (MOV) SCARMAN,B (BHA) PHELPS,C (CUM)

SECT 85 PT ADELAIDE SECT 86 PT ADELAIDE SECT 87 PT ADELAIDE SECT 88 PT ADELAIDE SECT 89 PT ADELAIDE SECT 90 PT ADELAIDE YATES,J (BRK) SCHMIDT,G (EUD) REIMANN,P (AUB) TRAILL,B (OWN) O’SHAUGHNESSY,D (NAR) HURLEY,B (PTA) DEACON,D (COO) WHITE,P (MBG) KIRKLAND,R (NAR) WILLIAMS,B (PTP) SKUSE,J (PVI) SECOMB,E (VIC) WILKINS,R (PTE) SEAL,J (JAM) CHILDS,A (PAR) HARTWIG,M (CED) FUSS,J (CUM) KNIGHT,B (WAL) DOLLING,D (PTB) SCHUMANN,J (CLV) JORDON,J (MOV) BROWN,V (ARD) MERRITT,N (TAB) STEER,G (LAM)

SECT 91 PROSP-BRW SECT 92 PROSP-BRW SECT 93 PROSP-BRW SECT 94 PROSP-BRW SECT 95 READE PK SECT 96 READE PK HOCKEY,S (JAM) DREW,J (MIC) SCANLON,P (MIC) DORR,F (GUM) RAYNER,J (HAL) GLOVER,R (LOK)KIMBER,P (LOX) CAMBELL,J (MBG) SYKES,H (LYN) PARKER,B (OWN) POPE,R (EBA) GOURLAY,B (REY)THOMAS,S (PTN) ABBOTT,D (PAS) VALCIC,V (PTL) FRANKS,K (PTP) FLAVEL,R (CED) KLEINIG,M (LAU)CROSS,K (MAI) CULBERTSON,V (MOV) HEWTON,M (STN) MULINS,P (ARD) HUNT,A (TAB) PRENTICE,D (MAI)

SECT 97 READE PK SECT 98 READE PK SECT 99 SALISBURY SECT 100 SALISBURY SECT 101 SALISBURY SECT 102 SALISBURYSHARRATT,J (WAR) JACOBS,R (COO) LLOYD,G (JAM) THURSTON,T (LOX) TRAIN,P (MBG) LETTON,H (KPL) NIBLETT,D (MBG) TAYLOR,J (TAR) FRASER,G (TAN) KUHL,G (MTG) BELL,W (PTA) PERRIN,M (KOO) STAFFORD,R (MGR) STEPHENS,P (MAI) GLASSON,K (KSC) LAWN,C (REY) HARTWIG,J (CED) NANKIVELL,G (STN) KEARLSEY,B (CUM) COOPER,J (EBA) BOWMAN,P (LAM) SANDERCOCK,D (MAI) SANDERCOCK,C (MAI) TAYLOR,J (MEL)

SECT 103 SALISBURY SECT 104 SALISBURY SECT 105 SEMAPHORE SECT 106 SEMAPHORE SECT 107 SEMAPHORE SECT 108 SEMAPHORE FAEHRMANN,D (MTB) FARLEY,B (BLY) EVA,P (EUD) SPILLANE,J (GOO) O’CONNELL,P (MBG) CRAWFORD,K (JAM)WILKINSON,D (MGR) OATS,I (MBG) COVERDALE,G (REY) FITZGERALD,R (CUM) MARKS,N (PVI) GRIFFITHS,M (RIV)COCK,A (WUD) BURY,L (QUO) DAVIES,P (BHA) HOOKER,B (NBH) HAMENCE,L (WLA) WHEATON,R (MTA)RANKINE,M (PTW) DUNNE,D (MTA) ROUTLEY,R (PTB) RUTHERFORD,P (PTM) WOODFINE,P (LAM) MULLAN,R (WUD)

SECT 109 SOMERTON SECT 110 SOMERTON SECT 111 SOMERTON SECT 112 SOMERTON SECT 113 SOMERTON SECT 114 SOMERTONSCHULZ,T (LOX) CAMAC,L (COO) WILDASH,C (PVI) ANDERSON,M (KPL) DISANTO,C (MBG) BOCK,R (MTA) SIMPSON,J (MBG) WARNEKE,L (MIC) FITTER,E (MIC) TAYLOR,M (PAS) POLKINGHORNE,B (PTA) BAYLEY,F (EBA) LARKIN,T (MTA) MCCOY,C (WIL) MONTGOMERIE,S ( LAU) STEINWEDEL,K (PAR) ALLANSON,E (TAN) STEWART,B (LAU) JARMAN,R (CLA) CURTIS,R (MTA) HASKELL,N (ALD) CLIFFORD,T (BAL) READE,D (CUR) SWAFFER,B (CLV)

SECT 115 TRINITY GDNS SECT 116 TRINITY GDNS SECT 117 TRINITY GDNS SECT 118 TRINITY GDNS SECT 119 WEST LAKES SECT 120 WEST LAKES GREENWOOD,B (MIC) SALTER,B (MBG) TANNER,W (NRS) CROSBY,D (CLN) GUERIN,D (GOO) STARICK,P (PLA)WEBB,J (MTP) DANIEL,P (PAS) WARNES,K (OWN) CROSBY,B (CLV) WOOLFORD,L (MEL) CURTIS,G (MTA)MAIDMENT,D (CED) BLIESCHKE,P (MEL) COATES,K (MTA) MORENA,J (BAR) LEHMANN,W (MEN) STAGG,A (PTL)SMITH,T (ALD) ARBON,G (PTL) ACTUS,M (LAM) AITCHISON,N (MDO) DINHAM,I (CLA) EDWARDS,T (ANG)

SECT 121 WEST LAKES SECT 122 WEST LAKES SECT 123 WEST LAKES SECT 124 WEST LAKES SECT 125 WOODVILLE SECT 126 WOODVILLE WEINMANN,K (MBG) HAJNEL,J (CBE) HANSEN,R (GOO) O’KEEFFE,P (PTA) KIRCHNER,B (MBG) EMERY,A (KSE) WOOLFORD,P (STB) PRINGLE,D (PAS) FULLER,L (MEL) RIVETT,D (KSE) MATTHEWS,P (YOK) ROGERS,N (RIV) BRUCE,K (MTA) COAD,K (WAR) CAVANAGH,R (BOR) WAKEFIELD,K (PTL) STEINWEDEL,D (KSC) CRANE,C (MUV) FERREIRA,R (BHA) MURPHY,R (PTW) REHN,D (COW) BRGHTN-WRIGHT, S (PTB) ZILM,W (WSI) EDWARDS,G (PTB) SECT 127 WOODVILLE SECT 128 WOODVILLE BAKER,B (CBE) POHL,J (MBG)HUTCHINSON,M (QUO) BOWMAN,R (ORO)DAVIES,R (WAI) MCFARLANE,I (FRE)BROWN,B (CLA) FRANKS,P (WAL)

METROPOLITAN CLUB LOCATIONSCLUB PHONE LOCATIONAdelaide 8223 5516 58 Dequetteville Tce, AdelaideAscot Park 8276 5539 Davidson Ave, ParkholmeBeaumont 8379 3132 71 Devereux Rds, Linden ParkBlackwood 8278 1937 10 Simla Parade, BlackwoodBrighton 8296 6818 13 Keelara St, BrightonClarence Gardens 8293 2134 6 Winona Ave, Clarence GardensClearview 8262 3242 Gordon Ave, ClearviewCroydon 8346 3242 64 Blight St, Ridleyton Edwardstown 8293 7549 Raglan Ave, South PlymptonGawler 8522 1306 Victoria Tce, GawlerGlenelg 8295 2112 23 Partridge St, GlenelgGrange 8356 8389 11 Wilson Ct, GrangeHappy Valley 8270 5162 Taylors Road West, Aberfoyle ParkHawthorn 8357 8250 86A Monmouth Rd, Hawthorn Henley 8356 8506 104 East Tce, Henley BeachHoldfast Bay 8295 1444 583 Anzac Hwy, Glenelg NorthHope Valley 8396 2277 1225 Grand Junction Rd, Hope ValleyKens/Marryatville 8431 4102 Cnr The Parade & East Tce, Kensington GdnsLockleys 8443 6798 46 Rutland Ave, LockleysMarion 8296 9435 Sturt Road, Marion

CLUB PHONE LOCATIONModbury 8264 4553 Jack High Lane, RidgehavenMunno Para 8254 1892 Mingari St, SmithfieldNovar Gardens 8295 4803 489 Anzac Hwy, Novar GardensPara Hills 8285 6744 92 Bridge Rd, Para HillsPayneham 8337 1251 402 Payneham Rd, GlyndePort Adelaide 8447 5096 Fifth Ave, CheltenhamProspect-Broadview 8344 4836 Collingrove Ave, BroadviewReade Park 8276 3532 Flinders Ave, Colonel Light GardensRosewater 8341 0706 134 Grand Junction Rd, RosewaterSalisbury 8258 1551 Orange Ave, SalisburySemaphore 8449 6337 Woolnough Rd, Largs BaySomerton 8296 8849 King George Ave, Somerton ParkToorak Burnside 8331 0062 25 Giles St, Toorak GardensTranmere 8431 6197 Cnr Magill Rd and Kings Grve, TranmereTrinity Gardens 8431 2003 Canterbury Avenue, Trinity GardensUnderdale 8443 6797 189 Holbrooks Rd, UnderdaleWalkerville 8344 2064 Smith St & Church St, WalkervilleWest Lakes 8242 1286 21 Edwin St, West Lakes ShoreWoodville 8445 2244 Oval Avenue, Woodville South


WOMEN’S COUNTRY CARNIVAL FOURSCommencing Monday 22 February 2010

Event Manager: Anne Swaffer 0428 881 917Sectional and first Knockout Round 10 ends

Knockout rounds 12 endsSemi Finals and Final 15 ends

DAY DATE TIME SECTIONS ROUNDS VENUEMonday 22 February 9.30am 1 - 63 Sectional & 1 Knockout As per Draw

Thursday 25 February 9.30am1 – 23 2 Knockouts Kensington/

Marryatville25 - 34 3 Knockouts35 - 63 2 Knockouts

Saturday 27 February 9.30am Semi Finals & Final Holdfast Bay

SECT 1 ASCOT PK SECT 3 ASCOT PK SECT 5 ASCOT PK SECT 7 ASCOT PK SECT 9 GRANGE SECT 11 GRANGE SHIPWAY,V (ARD) THOMSON,V (LAU) BARTRAM,P (EDI) ROWNTREE,A (ARD) ROWE,J (PLA) ATKINSON,N (ART)RYNNE,J (PTL) LLOYD,S (LYR) DYCER,K (PTM) KIMBER,T (PTN) COATES,I (MTA) WALKER,M (LAM) WOOLFORD,J (MBG) EDMUNDS,P (STB) WILSON,K (MCV) LEATHERS,D (MAN) SCHWERDT,W (WYG) FERNS,P (KAP) JORDON,J (MOV) HOLLAND,A (STN) WAGNITZ,J (HAN) MOUNT,M (AUB) RICHARDS,M (VIC) FITZGERALD,J (CUM)

SECT 13 GRANGE SECT 15 GRANGE SECT 17 HAWTHORN SECT 19 HAWTHORN SECT 21 HAWTHORN SECT 23 HAWTHORN DAVIES,C (CAD) MURDOCK,V (KSE) RICHARDSON,M (KEI) BELLMAN,D MIC) MOULDS,H (MTA) FITTER,M (MIC)COPPIN,A (MCV) JACKSON,D (ARD) NADELS,M (EDI) THORNTON,H (PTB) HURST,M (TAN) HAYLOCK,M (YOK)WALKER,M (MAN) BARNES,S (HAP) O’DEA,Y (ORO) FLAVEL,D (MBG) NICHOLLS,M (CED) GARDNER,C (PTL)SMART,J (MDO) GAMEAU,M (TWE) CEARNS,C (KIM) SECOMB,V (VIC) RICHTER,D (MTB) WATTCHOW,D (YAN)

SECT 25 MODBURY SECT 27 MODBURY SECT 29 MODBURY SECT 30 MODBURY SECT 31 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 32 HOLDFAST BAY MARSHALL,B (ART) WILLIAMS,B (MTA) COPPING,J (KAL) MCAULEY,M (HAK) SCUDDS,E (MIC) THOMPSON,J (CUR) O’GOERK,E (ETS) HAYLOCK,B (PTP) MAY,A (WAR) MILDE,J (EUD) PEARCE,C (KAD) BRISTOW,C (TAB) HERRMANN,V (KAR) EDWARDS,M (CLV) PEARCE,D (WAL) HAARSMA,J (CUM) YOUNG,B (MTB) SCHUTZ,M (COW) UNDERWOOD,S (TWE) KINGHAM,B (YAN) STEER,A (HAP) BLAKE,F (MEN) COLLETT,J (EBA) GREGORY,H (HAM)

SECT 33 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 34 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 35 READE PARK SECT 36 READE PARK SECT 37 READE PARK SECT 39 READE PARK HARROP,M (KAD) WAUGH,J (MGR) TEAKLE,L (ANG) SHARRATT,P (WAR) CRUISE,E (MGR) BULL,E (WAR)DAY,J (LAM) FEDER,Y (ARD) BURNS,N (LYR) KITTO,J (ART) DANIEL,D (PAS) INGLIS,S (KIM)TIGGEMANN,B (VIC) REYNOLDS,K (PTA) FITZGERALD,E (CED) CORSTON,J (KPL) SELFRIDGE,M (MOV) LITTLE,M (MEN)HAYES,K (RED) DHU,A (CRY) OBST,J (JER) MINKE,A (YAN) CURNOW,Y (MAL) FOX,L (EBA)

SECT 41 SALISBURY SECT 43 SALISBURY SECT 45 SALISBURY SECT 47 SALISBURY SECT 49 SOMERTON SECT 51 SOMERTON MCINTYRE,S (MTG) HAINES,J (MEL) JOHNSON,C (NAR) HILL,J (PAS) STARLING,M (KSE) WAKEFIELD,S (PVI) MILLARD,S (PAS) SEXTON,H (KAP) LOVELOCK,M (PVI) JOHNS,K (MTA) NIJHUIS,H (PTN) EAST,J (KAD) MCCARTHY,P (ALF) HOOPER,R (MCV) WICKSTEIN,V (PTA) BARTLETT,V (YAN) BUBNER,J (CED) MARSHALL,B (EUD) HUMPHRIES,J (MTP) KLUSKE,I (JER) MAHONEY,M (CUM) KING,C (MAL) CAMPBELL,F (MBG) WAGENAAR,J (HAP)

SECT 53 SOMERTON SECT 55 SOMERTON SECT 57 WALKERVILLE SECT 59 WALKERVILLE SECT 61 WALKERVILLE SECT 63 WALKERVILLE RICHARDS,H (PTM) CROSS,P (MTA) DIPROSE,D (EDI) WILLIAMS,L (NAR) RADLEY,A (WAL) STARICK,J (PLA)REYNOLD,A (MTB) ATKINSON,L (CRY) BROKENSHIRE,L (MAI) ZUBRINICH,P (ETS) SHARPE,J (MCV) BRAUND,M (YOK)DUNSTALL,N (MCV) BLACKER,S (CUM) CLARKE,J (HAK) LARWOOD,D (KIM) POPE,B (KAR) MILNER,D (WAM)AITCHISON,W (MDO) LINDNER,H (MBG) HARKNESS,B (OWN) MULLEN,B (VIC) FYRE,N (HAM) REINDERS,L (KAP)

COUNTRY CLUB CODESALD ALDINGA BAYALF ALFORDANG ANGASTONARD ARDROSSANARN ARNO BAYART ARTHURTONAUB AUBURNBAL BALAKLAVABAR BARMERABEP BEACHPORTBER BERRIBHA BHASBIR BIRCHMOREBLA BLANCHETOWNBLY BLYTHBOO BOOBOROWIEBOC BOOLEROO CENTREBOR BORDERTOWNBRK BRINKWORTHBHR BROKEN HILLBUT BUTEBUR BURRACAD CADELLCAL CALTOWIECED CEDUNACBE CHRISTIES BEACHCLA CLARECLN CLARENDONCLV CLEVECOF COFFIN BAYCOO COONALPYNCOW COWELLCRY CRYSTAL BROOKCUM CUMMINSCUR CURRAMULKA

EDI EDITHBURGH RSLEBA ENCOUNTER BAYETS ETSA PORT AUGUSTAEUD EUDUNDAFRA FRANCESFRE FREELINGGEO GEORGETOWNGER GERANIUMGLD GLADSTONEGOO GOOLWAGUL GULNAREGUM GUMERACHAHAN HAHNDORFHAL HALLETTHAM HAMLEY BRIDGEHAP HAPPY VALLEYHAK HAWKERIRK IRON KNOBJAM JAMESTOWNJER JERVOISKAD KADINAKAL KALANGADOOKAP KAPUNDAKAR KAROONDAKEI KEITHKIM KIMBAKSC KINGSCOTEKPL KIRTON/PORT LINCOLNKSE KINGSTONKOO KOOLUNGALAM LAMEROOLAC LANGHORNE CREEKLAU LAURALEN LENSWOODLOB LOBETHAL

LOK LOCKLOX LOXTONLRS LOXTON RSLLUC LUCINDALELYN LYNDOCHLYR LYRUPMAI MAITLANDMAL MALLALAMAN MANNUMMCF MCLAREN FLATMCV MCLAREN VALEMED MEADOWSMEL MELROSEMEN MENINGIEMIG MILANGMIC MILLICENTMLN MINLATONMIN MINNIPAMNT MINTAROMON MONASHMTA MOONTAMOO MOOROOKMOG MORGANMOV MORPHETT VALEMTB MT. BARKERMTG MT. GAMBIERMGR MT. GAMBIER RSLMTP MT. PLEASANTMDO MUNDOORAMDA MUNDULLAMBG MURRAY BRIDGEMBR MURRAY BRIDGE RSLMUV MURRAYVILLE RSLMYP MYPONGANAR NARACOORTE

NRS NARACOORTE RSLNBH NORTH BROKEN HILLNUR NURIOOTPAOAK OAKBANKORO ORROROOOWN OWENPAD PADTHAWAYPRL PARILLAPAR PARNDANAPAS PASKEVILLEPLA PENOLAPET PETERBOROUGHPIN PINNAROOPOO POOCHERAPTA PORT AUGUSTAPTB PORT BROUGHTONPTE PORT ELLIOTPTG PORT GERMEINPTL PORT LINCOLNPTM PORT MACDONNELLPTN PORT NEILLPNO PORT NOARLUNGAPTP PORT PIRIEPTV PORT VICTORIAPVI PORT VINCENTPTW PORT WAKEFIELDQUO QUORNRED REDHILLREN RENMARKRRS RENMARK RSLREY REYNELLARIV RIVERTONROB ROBERBT ROBERTSTOWNROX ROXBY DOWNS

SAD SADDLEWORTHSNO SNOWTOWNSPA SPALDINGSTN STANSBURYSTR STRATHALBYNSTB STREAKY BAYSWA SWAN REACHTAB TAILEM BENDTAN TANUNDATAR TARLEETIN TINTINARATUM TUMBY BAYTWE TWO WELLSUNG UNGARRAVIC VICTOR HARBORWAI WAIKERIEWAL WALLAROOWAM WALLAROO MINESWAR WAROOKAWAS WASLEYSWAT WATERVALEWHY WHYALLAWYG WHYALLA GOLFWIL WILLUNGAWIM WILMINGTONWIR WIRRABARAWLA WIRRULLAWSI WOODSIDEWOO WOOMERAWUD WUDINNAYAC YACKAYAN YANKALILLAYOK YORKETOWNZBH ZINC BROKEN HILL


WOMEN’S COUNTRY CARNIVAL SINGLESCommencing Tuesday 23 February 2010

Event Manager: Anne Swaffer 0428 881 917 Sectional and first Knockout Round 18 shots up

Knockout rounds 21 shots upSemi Finals and Final 25 shots up

DAY DATE TIME SECTIONS ROUNDS VENUETuesday 23 February 9.30am 1 – 63 Sectional & 1 Knockout As per Draw

Thursday 25 February 9.30am1 - 19 2 Knockouts Kensington/

Marryatville21 - 44 3 Knockouts45 - 63 2 Knockouts


SECT 1 ASCOT PK SECT 3 ASCOT PK SECT 5 ASCOT PK SECT 7 ASCOT PK SECT 9 BRIGHTON SECT 11 BRIGHTON ARGENT,E (ANG) YATES,S (RED) KOCH,S (VIC) LENNELL,V (PTL) LING,J (VIC) ATKINSON,N (ART)LEATHERS,D (MAN) LAWRY,J (KAD) SPRY,J (KAD) HAARSMA,J (CUM) MULLINS,B (ARD) FITZGERALD,J (CUM) COPPIN,A (MCV) KEARSLEY,M (CUM) COLLINS,K (CED) KELLER,C (HAN) GERLACH,M (MBG) DIPROSE,D (EDI) BRADFORD,G (ORO) MCQUADE,C (MGR) WANDEL,G (OWN) CARTHEW,H (MIC) REYNOLDS,K (PTA) WAUGH,J (MGR)

SECT 13 BRIGHTON SECT 15 BRIGHTON SECT 17 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 19 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 21 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 22 EDWARDSTOWN MCCARTHY,P (ALF) NESS,E (VIC) HAYES,K (RED) GORDON,J (VIC) BILNEY,J (PTM) SANDERCOCK,S (ARD)EARLY,I (MOV) HUNTER,A (KSE) PROSSER,J (MAI) MULLINS,L (ANG) MCKECHNIE,S (MEN) DYCER,K (PTM)BUBNER,N (CED) WOOLFORD,J (MBG) KNOWLES,R (CED) GEATER-JOHNSON,C (ART) SCHUTZ,M (COW) GOSLING,J (CUM)REYNOLD,A (MTB) KAY,I (CUM) BYE, (BYE) CORSTON,J (KPL) KNIPE,H (CAD) WAGNITZ,J (HAN)

SECT 23 HAWTHORN SECT 24 HAWTHORN SECT 25 HAWTHORN SECT 26 HAWTHORN SECT 27 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 28 KENS/MARRYAT JAMES,J (CLA) COOMBE,P (ARD) ROGERS,P (MEN) CLEMENTS,D (RED) SEELANDER,J (VIC) CHANDLER,M (MTA) MOODY,J (MAI) SELFRIDGE,M (MOV) DHU,A (CRY) MCINTOSH,H (ALF) DAY,J (LAM) GAUSDEN,D (MEN) WARNER,J (MCV) LITTLE,M (MEN) SHARPE,J (MCV) COAD,W (CUM) BUBNER,J (CED) PHELPS,P (CUM) ROBINSON,E (MBG) NICHOLLS,M (CED) MCCARTHY,C (MTG) SHELDON,C (MED) BELLMAN,D (MIC) BUBNER,S (OWN)

SECT 29 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 30 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 31 MODBURY SECT 32 MODBURY SECT 33 MODBURY SECT 34 MODBURY MUELLER,J (ALF) MARSHALL,M (PTM) ROWNTREE,A (ARD) JOHNS,K (MTA) BARNES,S (HAP) KEECH,P (RED)TEAKLE,L (ANG) HODSHON,G (ETS) SIEGERT,D (CUM) BYE, (BYE) FROMM,H (MBG) RICHARDS,H (PTM)SCHULLER,B (MIC) HERRMANN,C (KAR) THOMAS,J (MTB) ADCOCK,J (ARD) LYNCH,K (CUM) JOHNS,P (CED)MCARDLE,C (VIC) THOMAS,C (CED) NIJHUIS,H (PTN) MONK,S (PTE) ALDRIDGE,W (EDI) JONES,K (MCV)

SECT 35 PAYNEHAM SECT 36 PAYNEHAM SECT 37 PAYNEHAM SECT 38 PAYNEHAM SECT 39 PROS-BRW SECT 40 PROS-BRW MILNER,D (WAM) DALL,M (MTA) VERRALL,V (MEN) SECOMB,V (VIC) GREIG,I (ARD) KAEHNE,S (CED) GREEN,L (PTL) MULLEN,B (VIC) ARGENT,J (ANG) EMMS,J (WAL) MARSH,J (MEN) MURDOCK,V (KSE) LINDNER,H (MBG) THALBOURNE,H (CAD) KELLY,L (CED) KEMPSTER,S (BLY) OSWALD,A (MOV) DERON,T (MTB) BLACKER,S (CUM) CLARK,H (CUM) CRUISE,E (MGR) RATSCH,A (KSE) SPEED,L (CUM) O’DEA,Y (ORO)

SECT 41 PROS-BRW SECT 42 PROS-BRW SECT 43 SALISBURY SECT 44 SALISBURY SECT 45 SALISBURY SECT 47 SALISBURY WINN-TAPSCOTT,R (VIC) ZACHER,M (ART) BROKENSHIRE,L (MAI) FRENCH,L (STB) PARMITER,P (MTA) PUCKRIDGE,V (HAP)EAST,J (KAD) NICHOLS,M (HAM) GRIFFITHS-CARTER,J (KPL) GRIFFIN,B (ETS) ROACH,F (PTL) KNOPE,B (PVI)TOWNSEND,B (KPL) PITHER,B (MAN) MCINTYRE,S (MTG) EICHNER,P (HAN) VERSLUIS,B (MTG) FAIRBRASS,C (TAB)AITCHISON,W (MDO) LLEWELYN,E (PTN) WILKINS,S (PTE) BURDETT,R (KAR) ROSS,T (PTE) WOODS,G (TAN)

SECT 49 SOMERTON SECT 51 SOMERTON SECT 53 SOMERTON SECT 55 SOMERTON SECT 57 WALKERVILLE SECT 59 WALKERVILLE SCOTT-JACKSON,V (ALF) RICHARDS,M (VIC) WALKER,M (LAM) PEARCE,D (WAL) BRUCE,D (KAD) VENNING,W (KAD) CORNER,R (MTB) WOODWARD,P (ART) COPPING,E (KAL) GARDNER,C (PTL) THOMAS,A (JER) FUSS,L (CUM) FISHER,S (CED) CROSS,R (TAB) YOUNG,B (MTB) DAVIES,C (CAD) FEAST,A (MGR) WANDEL,C (BLY) OPIE,V (MGR) BYE, (BYE) STRINGER,H (MDO) COLQUHOUN,D (PTE) FITZGERALD,E (CED) BARNETT,C (WIL)

SECT 61 WALKERVILLE SECT 63 WALKERVILLE EDMUNDS,P (STB) CHAPMAN,J (KAD)LEE,D (MTB) POPE,B (KAR) FORSTER,J (MGR) CARR,M (CUM)CLIFFORD,H (PTN) ELLIS,L (HAP)

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Semi Finals and Final 15 endsDAY DATE TIME SECTIONS ROUNDS VENUE

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As per Draw75 Sectional77 - 127 Sectional & 1 Knockout

Thursday 25 February11.30am 1 - 63 2 Knockouts Kensington/

Marryatville9.30am 64 - 75 3 Knockouts11.30am 77 - 127 2 Knockouts

Friday 26 February 9.30am 1 - 127 1 Knockout Holdfast Bay


SECT 1 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 3 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 5 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 7 EDWARDSTOWN SECT 9 GRANGE SECT 11 GRANGE LANG,J (EDI) ROWNTREE,V (ART) MCAULEY,M (HAK) WILSON,B (CRY) PIKE,J (HAP) WICKSTEIN,V (PTA) MARSH,J (MEN) TAIT,M (PTN) SEXTON,H (KAP) WHIBLEY,V (YAN) WALKER,M (LAM) POPE,B (KAR) GERSCHWITZ,A (KPL) ROWE,J (PLA) CHAPMAN,J (KAD) JOHNSON,H (MAL) SMITH,R (LYR) WAGNITZ,J (HAN) SEELANDER,J (VIC) MOUNT,M (AUB) FENNELL,K (PLA) BUTLER,K (STN) HEWITT,L (WAL) SHIPWAY,V (ARD)

SECT 13 GRANGE SECT 15 GRANGE SECT 17 GRANGE SECT 19 GRANGE SECT 21 HAWTHORN SECT 23 HAWTHORN SPURLING,L (EDI) THORNTON,H (PTB) DOBBIN,P (KAP) COPPING,E (KAL) BOWYER,B (YAN) DALTON,G (MGR)CHEER,J (KSE) THALBOURNE,H (CAD) KNOWLES,R (CED) BUBNER,S (OWN) RICHARDSON,M (KEI) HARDY,J (YOK)WATTCHOW,D (YAN) REHN,D (COW) MAY,A (WAR) SCHACHE,R (MAN) GREEN,L (PTL) DHU,A (CRY)RYNNE,J (PTL) YATES,S (RED) BARTLETT,V (YAN) LINKE,L (ARD) TAYLOR,H (ARD) KENNEDY,J (MBG)

SECT 25 HAWTHORN SECT 27 HAWTHORN SECT 29 HAWTHORN SECT 31 HAWTHORN SECT 33 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 35 KENS/MARRYAT HODSHON,G (ETS) HUNTER,A (KSE) ALDOUS,L (WAR) MEERTENS,M (TAN) ATKINSON,L (CRY) HAYLOCK,M (YOK) NIJHUIS,H (PTN) HERRMANN,V (KAR) MILLER,K (HAN) MAHONEY,M (CUM) BUBNER,J (CED) INGLIS,S (KIM) KINGHAM,B (YAN) JONES,K (MCV) WANDEL,G (OWN) SELFRIDGE,M (MOV) COATES,I (MTA) WILDASH,L (AUB) SPRY,J (KAD) MILNER,D (WAL) KONYNENBURG,M (PLA) MCINTOSH,H (ALF) SECOMB,V (VIC) BILNEY,J (PTM)

SECT 37 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 39 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 41 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 43 KENS/MARRYAT SECT 45 MARION SECT 47 MARION LINDNER,H (MBG) CLARKE,J (HAK) KING,B (NAR) ROGERS,J (KAL) ROLTON,F (MBG) BARNES,D (PVI)O’GOERK,E (ETS) AITCHISON,W (MDO) WAKEFIELD,S (PVI) DAVIDSON,B (EBA) HARRIS,H (KIM) THOMSON,V (LAU)ATKINSON,N (ART) MAYNARD,C (LAM) KING,C (MAL) BROWN,M (ARD) ADAMS,R (LYR) HURST,M (TAN)TIGGEMANN,B (VIC) MOULDS,H (MTA) SHELDON,C (MED) COAD,W (CUM) CROSS,P (MTA) BARNETT,C (WIL)

SECT 49 MARION SECT 51 MARION SECT 53 MARION SECT 55 MARION SECT 57 WOODVILLE SECT 59 WOODVILLE SCUDDS,L (MIC) HILL,J (PAS) DUNSTALL,N (MCV) BURDETT,R (KAR) HAYLOCK,B (PTP) YOUNG,B (MTB) PITHER,B (MAN) KAEHNE,S (CED) SHARRATT,P (WAR) FITTER,M (MIC) FOX,L (EBA) SKUSE,R (PVI) GRAHAM,J (ART) MINKE,A (YAN) BORGAS,P (PTA) STEER,A (HAP) CLARK,H (CUM) HARKNESS,B (OWN) HAARSMA,J (CUM) GAMEAU,M (TWE) HUMPHRIES,R (CLV) FEDER,Y (ARD) EAST,J (KAD) STARICK,J (PLA)

SECT 61 WOODVILLE SECT 63 WOODVILLE SECT 64 WOODVILLE SECT 65 WOODVILLE SECT 66 PT ADELAIDE SECT 67 PT ADELAIDE TEAKLE,L (ANG) CARTHEW,H (MIC) SHILLABEER,C (PTA) MCQUADE,C (MGR) BULL,E (WAR) MCKAY,S (ORO)KENNEWELL,K (YAN) GILLOTT,G (WAR) CROWHURST,M (KIM) JAMES,J (CLA) CORSTON,J (KPL) COLLETT,J (EBA)COLLIVER,H (ART) WALKER,M (MAN) WAIT,Z (GER) COPPIN,A (MCV) MCKECHNIE,S (MEN) RONEY,B (MAL)PEARCE,C (KAD) SMART,J (MDO) WILSON,J (MTA) TEAGUE,J (MTA) FRENCH,L (STB) VENNING,W (KAD)

SECT 68 PT ADELAIDE SECT 69 PT ADELAIDE SECT 70 PT ADELAIDE SECT 71 PT ADELAIDE SECT 72 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 73 HOLDFAST BAY SCUDDS,E (MIC) BRAUND,M (YOK) STARLING,M (KSE) WIDDOWSON,B (ETS) MURDOCK,V (KSE) DAVIES,C (CAD) FELS,B (HAK) WOOLFORD,J (MBG) DOECKE,C (KAP) BATTY,E (YAN) PRESCOTT,P (TWE) KNOPE,B (PVI) LARWOOD,D (KIM) FITZGERALD,J (CUM) OSWALD,A (MOV) COCKS,L (MTA) LEATHERS,D (MAN) SCHUTZ,M (COW) DERON,T (MTB) JOHNSON,R (VIC) HARROP,M (KAD) LLOYD,S (LYR) BROKENSHIRE,L (MAI) JOLLY,S (VIC)

SECT 75 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 77 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 79 HOLDFAST BAY SECT 81 PROS-BRW SECT 83 PROS-BRW SECT 85 PROS-BRW ZACKER,M (KEI) NOONAN,D (GEO) THOMPSON,C (CUR) DAY,J (LAM) THOMPSON,J (CUR) ARMFIELD,P (KSE)VALLANCE,J (KPL) WAUGH,J (MGR) BRISTOW,C (TAB) PROSSER,J (MAI) SCHWERDT,W (WYG) GREGORY,H (HAM)HAYES,K (RED) FITZGERALD,E (CED) REYNOLDS,A (MTB) RICHARDS,H (PTM) FERNS,P (KAP) GARDNER,C (PTL)MCCARTHY,P (ALF) PEARCE,B (WAL) RICHARDS,M (VIC) COOMBE,P (ARD) EDWARDS,M (CLV) WINN-TAPSCOTT,R (VIC)

SECT 87 PROS-BRW SECT 89 PROS-BRW SECT 91 PROS-BRW SECT 93 SALISBURY SECT 95 SALISBURY SECT 97 SALISBURY WILDON,K (MCV) DIPROSE,D (EDI) NICHOLLS,M (CED) RICHTER,D (MTB) BELLMAN,D (MIC) MILLARD,S (PAS) HAINES,J (MEL) CRUISE,E (MGR) CAMPBELL,F (MBG) KEMPSTER,S (BLY) WILLIAMS,G (KIM) ZUBRINICH,P (ETS) BLAKE,F (MEN) EARLY,I (MOV) HILL,D (PAS) SIEGERT,D (CUM) NICHOLLS,M (HAM) STRINGER,H (MDO) ROBERTS,G (MTA) MULLEN,B (VIC) PEARCE,D (WAL) NADELS,M (EDI) HOLLAND,A (STN) THOMAS,A (JER)

SECT 99 SALISBURY SECT 101 SALISBURY SECT 103 SALISBURY SECT 105 SOMERTON SECT 107 SOMERTON SECT 109 SOMERTON LINDBLOM,L (HAK) TAPE,B (VIC) JACOBS,J (EBA) WOHLING,M (KIM) MCINTYRE,S (MTG) ABBOTT,L (PAS)FRANKS,S (KAP) JOHNSON,M (MIC) BLACKER,S (CUM) BROOK,F (TAB) ROGERS,M (YOK) THOMAS,C (CED)PRIESTLEY,H (EBA) O’DEA,Y (ORO) BURNS,N (LYR) WEDDING,P (HAM) LAUSBERG,M (MCV) HUMPHRIES,J (MTP)RADLEY,A (WAL) JACKSON,D (ARD) DYCER,K (PTM) ROWNTREE,A (ARD) ADAMSON,S (LAM) JOHNS,K (MTA)

SECT 111 SOMERTON SECT 113 SOMERTON SECT 115 SOMERTON SECT 117 TRANMERE SECT 119 TRANMERE SECT 121 TRANMERE LUKE,W (YOK) VERSLUIS,B (MTG) ARGENT,E (ANG) WILLIAMS,L (NAR) HOOPER,R (MCV) VOGEL,F (NAR) REYNOLDS,K (PTA) FLAVEL,C (PTP) KIMBER,T (PTN) LARCOMBE,J (WAR) SIVIOUR,M (MDO) PHILBEY,J (PAS) BRADLEY,N (MCV) STARKE,Y (PTL) SHARPE,J (MCV) CURNOW,Y (MAL) SMITH,L (JER) PULFORD,D (MCV) LITTLE,M (MEN) ANDREW,H (MTA) PEARCE,C (WAL) PUCKRIDGE,V (HAP) BENNETT,B (MTA) FUSS,L (CUM)

SECT 123 TRANMERE SECT 125 TRANMERE SECT 127 TRANMERE BARTRAM,P (EDI) DANIEL,D (PAS) JOHNSON,C (NAR) REICHSTEIN,J (BOC) TRAVERS,G (WYG) DOLLING,E (PTB) WOOLFORD,P (PTN) KIRCHNER,K (MBG) WILKINS,S (PTE) RALPH,M (GUM) FYFE,N (HAM) EDMUNDS,P (STB)


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The signing of a significant agreement between local sports apparel manufacturer Sports Centre and Bowls SA has realised a vision for the men’s and women’s State Teams to be outfitted in vibrant and innovative new uniforms. The three year agreement will see the players kitted out with playing tops and pants, training shirts, travelling shirts, jackets and caps in distinctive designs utilising the South Australian state colours of red, navy and yellow. Sports Centre has an extensive commitment to bowls, as well as these new uniforms they also design and produce uniforms for many local and interstate clubs. As part of the process, Bowls SA was able to have a major input into the design of the uniform in consultation with Sports Centre’s specialist digital

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a group of ladies went to see RSB Manager of Activities, Jack McKnight and after some discussion permission was eventually given for the women to play in the RSB Hall on two 60 ft by 13 ft wide mats using lawn bowls.In early 1979, news of Blind Bowls teams in Victoria and New South Wales playing on outside greens prompted members to look at forming their own Blind Bowlers Club. Initial reluctance by the RSB was eventually overcome and permission was granted in November 1979. At a meeting of about 20, a committee was formed with Albert Wilmott elected as inaugural President, Kath Murrell as Secretary and June Goodhand as Treasurer. Incorporation came later on 22 January 1981.The SA Women’s Bowling Association offered the assistance of coaches and during 1980 the services of Colin Winter was acquired, who became the coach and allowed the use of the Payneham greens.In 1981 a team of ten competed in their first Nationals in Belrose, NSW, all coming home with medals, a great effort considering most

had only been playing on the greens for six months.In 1986 the Nationals were held in Adelaide at Payneham with St Peters offered as a Second Green. The St Peters Women’s President Nancy Miller was so impressed with the level of play that their Committee accepted the bowlers into their Club. This began a long and friendly relationship with St Peters with Nancy also becoming a dedicated helper who stayed with the organisation for nearly 15 years.Two very successful National Championships were held at St Peters. Following its closure, Payneham became ‘home club’ for a short while before the club settled in at their current home, Salisbury.The 2010 Australian Nationals will be held at Salisbury - April 13 - 23, the third time SA will host and players will again compete for the coveted Le Mann’s Trophy. From humble beginnings the club has gone on to have a number of members represent Australia at World Bowls.In celebrating 30 years since its formation the SA Blind Bowlers is an organisation in which all members should be justly proud having created a sound foundation on which opportunities have been provided for people who are blind and vision impaired to develop their skills in the sport of lawn bowls.

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rinks. Rob Perry Skippered the best rink win for NWBA beating Carl Schrapel’s rink by 12 shots scoring 30 - 18. For Upper North the best performing rink was Skippered by Port Augusta bowler Kym Franks who overpowered cousin Kenton Franks and his team by 15 shots with a score of 34 - 19. Region 4 Life MembershipLast May current Loxton District Bowling Club members Peter and David Kimber were awarded Life Membership. Their father, Glyn (or Buck to many) was honoured with Life Membership at Brighton in 1994 and Grandfather Frank at Walkerville circa 1950. Almost a trifecta. Are there other dynasties that can top this?

Region 5Kimba celebrates 50 years From the many positive comments received, the Club can only describe the two days of 50th Anniversary celebrations over the October long weekend as a major success.On Sunday Vice Presidents and emcee’s for the evening, Gary Grund and Di Eatts, welcomed guests for a three-course meal.Guest speakers congratulated the Club on the milestone and presentations of 50 years Continuous Club Service awards were made to Gordon Lieblich, Des Cant, Elma Scott, Malc Freeth and John Lieblich (absent).A very surprised Beryl Cant also received Life Membership. Beryl is a very deserving recipient, having held many positions over her 22 years of membership.

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On Monday 48 people participated in a three game tournament. The weather was perfect for bowls, and even the losers were heard to be enjoying the day. Club President Daryl Cearns thanked all for attending and Tournament organisers Di Eatts and Gary Grund presented Runners Up Robert Udy, Jeff Cant, Mark Scott and Juanita Crabb, and winners Brian Dolling, Christine Harradine, Sheryl Gale and Ron Harradine with hand crafted glass plates and candle holders, made by local bowler Sue Jolly.

Region 3Tall Stack TournamentThe first Tall Stack Tournament was held in 1989 as part of the centenary celebrations, marking a century of lead smelting at the Pirie plant and this was the first tournament to be held on a week day with the response of the bowling community showed this was a wise decision. On its 21st birthday the Tall Stack Men’s Fours Tournament attracted a full house of entries, namely 28 teams, with 17 of them coming from Clubs outside of Port Pirie to join with BHAS and Port Pirie Club teams. The impressive list of entries included teams from most northern Clubs with special mention of the team from Broken Hill and Whyalla and Port Augusta visitors. The success of the day was due to very good planning by Tournament organisers Club Secretary Sam Mezzini and Men’s Committee President Peter Davies. The winners Robert Ryan, Kevin Coates, Robert Pepper and Ian Hatcher from Moonta won all three of their games scoring 174 points, just six points ahead of second placed Neal Dicker, Malcolm Harding, Geoff Ogilvy and Trevor McKay from Orroroo. Two game winners Pat Vella, Brenton Smith, Tom Brewer and Mark Underwood flew the local banner in third spot.

Brian Kretschmer (Nystar Manager) with winners, Robert Pepper, Kevin Coates,

Robert Ryan and Ian Hatcher, Doug Ahola (BHAS Club President)

Association GameThe Annual Region 3 clash between North Western and Upper North Associations took place at the BHAS Club in Port Pirie on Sunday 25 October. The contest consisted of ten rinks from each Association and provided a great spectacle of the best bowling talents available to each area.The setting was perfect on the well manicured greens adjacent to the picturesque Woodward Park, but the bowlers had to contend with a fairly stiff southerly breeze which challenged them to bring out their best bowling techniques. North Western won the encounter with 245 shots to Upper North’s 233, being successful in gaining wins in six of their

Region 1Club Service AwardsThe Keith BC, formed in 1953, honoured two of its foundation members at a special tea on 24 October. Laurel and Roger Gransden were both presented with 50 years Continuous Club Service Awards by Region 1 Councillor, Barry Oliver, who is also a member of the Club.Life Members Laurel and Roger have had to retire from active participation due to age and in particular, Laurel’s loss of sight with Roger now her full-time carer. Laurel has also relinquished her role as Club Patron, a role she has held for 22 years. During her career she has been Club Champion six times, served for many years as an accredited Umpire and besides being on the inaugural Women’s Committee, served many seasons as a Committee member, also having a term as President and as Treasurer.Roger too has served as Club President and also as Treasurer for a three year term. He was also a top-grade pennant Skipper in excess of two decades and featured in winning Club Championships no less than 17 times. Roger also had a particular eye for law and rules and served as an Umpire for too long to remember, much of it as an Umpire’s Tutor, and was a valuable participant in revision of the Club Constitution and By-Laws.

Region 2 Invitation DayOn 7 December the day dawned overcast and breezy for the Yorketown Women’s Bowling Club’s Invitation Day. The conditions didn’t prove enough to dampen the spirits of the 26 teams who entered and after one game of 12 ends and two games of 10 ends were played they arrived at a very close result.Winners were the Port Victoria team of Laura Hastings, Jeanette Cremer, Eleanor Cronin, and Denise Sly with 81 points. Runners-up being Beverley Mayhew, Janelle Tooze, Heather Drury and Dawn Detmar of Warooka on 80 points.

Anne Cornwell CarnivalThe Annual Region 5 Anne Cornwell Carnival was opened by Region 5 Councillor Anne Swaffer at Tumby Bay and by Assistant Councillor Di Eatts at Cummins. Teams travelled from all over Eyre Peninsula for this well supported event which commenced with Fours on the Tuesday, followed by Pairs at both venues on Wednesday and the Finals on Thursday at Tumby Bay. In the Finals the Fours team from Kirton/Port Lincoln Club with Aldy Gerschwitz as Skipper won from Julianne Fitzgerald’s team from Cummins, 15 - 11. In the Pairs finals the tables were turned with Janette Haarsma and Deidre Siegert from Cummins beating Aldy Gerschwitz and Melva Borgas from Kirton/Port Lincoln, 11 – 4.

Region 7 Goolwa Continues To GrowSince 2006 the South Coast based Club has increased its membership numbers from 180 to 220 and benefits from the population growth that is occurring in the Alexandrina Council area. Many residents from retirement villages Thornbury Park and Seachange have joined the Club and with the release of a new stage at the recently established Riverside at Goolwa village, more new bowlers are anticipated.Ambitious forward planning by former and present administrators has resulted in providing the local community with excellent facilities including three synthetic greens and extended clubrooms which can now seat 180 people.Founded in 1923 the Club is now running a very successful Twilight/Night Owls program with around 210 participants. The Club is fortunate in having five accredited coaches who are involved in organising skill circuits for pennant teams and also individual coaching sessions for new bowlers.Official opening of the extension occurred on Sunday 15 November when Club President John Reed welcomed the many guests including Bowls SA President Ivy Kluske and Alexandrina Council Mayor Kym McHugh. Region 7 Councillors Barbara Tiggemann and Neville Nolan were in attendance as was GSBA President John Spillane.

Bowls SA President Ivy Kluske, Mayor Kym McHugh & Club President John Reed

In declaring the building open Mayor McHugh congratulated the members on their voluntary work input and emphasised that there had always been a good relationship between the Goolwa BC and the Council which had helped the project to be completed successfully.

Super Veterans RecognisedIt is always a proud occasion when Super Veteran bowlers are recognised for their lengthy contribution to the sport. Region 7 Councillor Barbara Tiggemann visited the Goolwa Club recently to present badges to Ike Schultz and Alan Whittle.

Ike Schultz, Barbara Tiggemann & Alan Whittle

Region 9Penfield receives Volunteers GrantThe Penfield BC was recently informed that they had been successful in their 2009 Volunteers Grants Application. The funding will be used to install two split system air conditioners in the Clubrooms, a dishwasher in the kitchen and items for the office.

Hope Valley 20th AnniversaryPlans for a weekend of celebrations to honour the Club’s 20th Anniversary came to fruition when on 10 October Foundation Members, Past Members, and Past and Present Presidents and Chairpersons were welcomed to our beautifully decorated Clubrooms. Special guests were inaugural Presidents Heather Gander and Neville Trewren and during the proceedings, Heather and Neville cut the birthday cake, made by Heather. We were also very fortunate to have as our guest Jennifer Hall, who 20 years ago, as a 12 year old, designed our Club logo. Jennifer was presented with a Hope Valley cap, which I am sure she will wear with pride.It was very rewarding to see original office bearers from as far back as 1989, foundation and past members all mingling together.On Sunday 11 October the celebrations continued with our 20th Anniversary Opening Day. The Greens and the Season were opened for 2009/2010 and members and guests enjoyed a game before afternoon tea and the 20th Birthday Cake was cut by Mayor Miriam Smith. General Manager Ben Scales addressed the members and congratulated the Club on its initiatives,

especially in water conservation, and interaction with the community.Mayor Miriam agreed that the Club has an outstanding community spirit and undertaking the installation of water tanks had been a huge but very successful project.The Hon. Tony Zappia MP addressed the members and acknowledged the many willing and loyal volunteers and their commitment to improve the Club and expand membership. The celebrations were a fitting and memorable occasion to mark this milestone for what is a relatively young club.

Region 11 Active CharlieEdwardstown members are justly proud of many of their member’s attainments. The latest story is regarding Charlie Short who on 9 December reached the grand age of 90.Charlie is Edwardstown’s oldest active pennant player and is at this stage still very successfully playing as a Skipper in the second side (Metro 2 South) on Wednesdays and in the third side on Saturdays.Charlie began bowling in the early 1980s with his wife at the Railways Club and after many years in various administrative positions rose to the office of President for five years. He was also an active member of the Bowls Past Presidents Association for many years. He transferred to Edwardstown after the loss of his wife, when he moved into a retirement village in South Plympton and has been a very active member of the Club. He even now still actively helps out with the Night Owls program.Charlie has a son Graham who is a pennant player for Coffin Bay and a Grandson Matthew who is playing at Angaston.By coincidence, Bowls Australia President Brian Marsland from Grange BC was playing at Edwardstown on the day and willingly accepted the invitation to present the Bowls SA 90 year Certificate. Charlie also cut a cake provided for the occasion during afternoon tea, and the players all joined in celebrating his special day.

Charlie Short with Brian Marsland


Age is No LimitFor the last month the Active After-school Program has provided children from a number of schools with the opportunity to learn the game of bowls. Ages range from as young as four to the senior group from Year 7. The Redshed Kensington Marryatville participated in an eight week program where the kids developed skills of the game in a fun environment. This program clearly shows that age is not a factor when it comes to the game, and the sport is providing children with the chance to learn new skills and knowledge.Brother and sister Guy and Elle Lineage of Marryatville Primary School participated in the program and thoroughly enjoying the games and skills, showing determination to hit targets and draw shots. It is encouraging for the sport to see youngsters involved through the AASC program.

Juniors Hit the CountryThe State Junior Squad recently hit the road to enjoy a day on the green at the Booborowie BC. Junior Coaches conducted a training session for the nine squad members with drills and games designed to challenge the juniors, but also to provide country players with an insight into what the high performance program can provide even to country

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players. Juniors from around the area joined in the session, developing new skills and gaining knowledge. It was great to see the club members being involved in game play and enjoying the session. Special thanks to the parents for taking the time to drive their children to the venue and to the club for supplying their facilities and a superb lunch. Junior DevelopmentThe Henselite Junior Development Squads are well underway with eight having either expressed interest or in the process of being formed. Five squads have had their first meetings and designed their shirts. The next squad to start will be in the Adelaide Hills with the initial meeting being held at the Lenswood BC on 15 January. For more information please call the Coordinator Phil Groves.If your area does not have a squad and you would like to become a Squad Coordinator, please contact the Bowls SA Development Manager on 8234 7544 or via email [email protected] Current locations & Squad Coordinators are:Annette Rowntree, Yorke Peninsula8837 3314Ron Mitchell, Western Suburbs8242 6072Vic Culbertson, Southern Suburbs8386 2852 0437 658 914Phil Groves, Hills8389 8993 0418 817 142Linda & Chris Haines, Southern Metro0400 108 112Carol & Peter Voigt, Lower North8581 1491 0458 094 740

CoachingOn 11 December Bowls SA ran the first Introductory Coach Course at the McLaren Vale BC. Eleven coaches were accredited and are now able to actively coach new bowlers. Many of these new coaches are keen to continue to higher levels of coaching in the future.The Introductory Coach Course is a great starting level course for people who wish to coach new bowlers, and by providing them with a positive experience encourages them to come back and continue to learn.Introductory and Club Coaching courses will be held again towards the end of the season so please keep an eye out in the SA Bowler for more dates and venues.The new Coaching Manuals have now arrived. Thank you to Bowls Australia for all their efforts in making such a great manual which will serve the sport for a number of years.The next Coaches Revision Day will be held on Friday 29 January 2010, just prior to the start of the Men’s Country Carnival and is open to all coaches across the State. For more information, such as venue and times, please contact the Bowls SA Development Manager. Video footage of Bill Cornehls speaking at the previous Coaches Revision Day can be found on the Bowls SA website www.bowlssa.com.au

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2009 Henselite Junior ClassicOver 42 juniors from around the State gathered at Grange on 15 December to play three games of Mixed Triples in the Henselite Junior Classic. The standard of bowls was high but at the end of play, parents played against the juniors, corner to corner, with the parents showing their true ability and claiming victory over the youngsters. A Christmas theme, with music playing out on the green, a sausage sizzle lunch, ice creams, drinks and lots of prizes made it a day for all to enjoy.

The overall winners were:

1st: Nathan Pedersen, Alexander Durbidge, Samual Copley

2nd: Cassandra Harvey, Liam Patience, Isaac Trenorden

3rd: Candise Jenke, Don Richards, Blake Walden

Other prizes went to Player of the Day: Lachlan Dietrich; Best Dressed: Brandon Whiley and Lucky Skip, Second and Lead: Anthony Wilkin, Cooper Skinner and Lynsey Trenorden.A special thanks to the Grange BC for providing the facilities and greens, Trish

and Kevin Fuss (Supa Sava Embroidery) for supplying the bread, ice creams and drinks, a family of one of the juniors for supplying the sausages, and lastly Henselite for sponsoring the event and prizes.

Lucien Haines bowling at the Junior Classic

Blake Fiebig bowling at the Junior Classic

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HE MUST HAVE DONE IT – HE’S DONE IT BEFORE!MUSINGS ABOUT RULES OF EVIDENCE

Recently I was posed this question by someone who had been a juror.

The juror had sat through a trial and the case involved allegations of violence. The trial lasted several days and the evidence was weighed up and the jury eventually acquitted the man, although the jury was out for quite a while.

After the trial this particular juror was informed that the acquitted offender had a record and that he had been involved in violent altercations in the past. She then said that if she had known that, she would have thought completely differently about this man and may well have been a juror who would have been prepared to convict him. She thought others may have as well. Why is it that this information was not given to the jury? You will not get any appropriate answer from the media of the day. Sensationalism beats the plain ordinary truth every day and there have been incidences of an alleged offender’s record being disclosed to the world after a conviction has occurred and after any appeal concludes.

The law has evolved to exclude prior record in most instances. The law says that you should be convicted on the evidence as it stands in relation to that with which you have been charged. What you did four years ago, or some other time in the past is not relevant at all, except in unusual circumstances. The fact that you may have assaulted someone some time ago and been convicted of it does not mean you have a propensity for assault just because you face another charge of assault. The only evidence in most cases that will be presented will be the evidence of the eye witnesses or the other relevant evidence to the matter, such as documents or photos.

It would be grossly unfair and unjust if you were to be convicted simply because a jury concluded “Well we think you must have done it because you have done it

before”. This would not be judging him on the evidence of the matter only. Hence, it is said that the evidence of the prior history is prejudicial to the defence case and is not probative, that is, it does not prove anything. All that it proves is that he had an altercation some years ago. What happened in the more recent event, the matter with which he is before the Court, should be judged only by the evidence that arises in respect of it.

Having said that the law does recognise that there are cases where the Courts have held that propensity evidence is admissible. Propensity evidence is evidence of matters that have occurred before which would tend to aid or give an inference that he could have done it again.

So there are exceptions to the rule. The Courts will not readily accede to such an application because of the huge prejudicial effect such evidence can have upon an accused. A Court will have to conclude that its value in this instance is of such weight that it should be admitted.

The Rules of Evidence have evolved over many years and the rule against admitting prior convictions forms a major part in ensuring that someone gets a fair trial. It is a direct result from the premise that the accused is presumed innocent until such time as he or she is convicted and the onus of proving a charge beyond reasonable doubt is the Prosecution’s responsibility. To do otherwise would be to erode this safeguard.

In answer to the juror’s question it would have been most unfair to allow a prior conviction to on forward a decision.

There are a number of other rules of evidence of equal merit which may seem unusual from a lay perspective. For example, the right to silence and not to answer questions. In most cases it is appropriate for an accused to answer only questions dealing with their name and address and they can refuse to answer other questions (except where you are asked were you the driver of a motor vehicle at a particular time – a noteworthy exception).

If you are accusing someone of committing an offence the rule in essence says the accuser should prove it. It should not be the case that an alleged offender incriminates himself. Again, there are exceptions to that rule, such as appearing in the Australian Crimes Commission or if you are a Police Officer and you are asked

questions in the course of a disciplinary interview. In such situations you must answer no matter even if the question might be incriminating of an offence.

Heresay evidence is another rule often invoked in a hearing. Again, whilst there are several exceptions, you cannot give evidence about a matter unless you have observed or heard some particular and relevant fact. The fact that someone else told you of an event is not proof that it occurred and should be excluded. This is a particularly important rule as it is easy to repeat allegations at large but which when closely analysed (by cross-examination) will not stand the test of being eye witness testimony.

Some persons involved in the criminal justice system lament these rules because it makes it more difficult to prosecute people. Certainly in the age of economic rationalism which we now live, where economics and costs of hearings and matters such as that are important factors are often given considerable weight. These rules no doubt make proving an offence hard work but it is meant to be. It is far better than an alternative system of having people convicted of offences unless they prove otherwise.

So when you next hear about “vital evidence” was held back about prior convictions make sure you weigh it up with a balanced view. There are good reasons for these rules and if you or anyone you know is ever unfortunate enough to be charged with a criminal offence you will be very grateful for their existence as they ensure the right to a fair trial. That is after all one of the most important aspects of a mature civilised community conducting itself in accordance with the rule of law, not economics and not popular opinion.

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In winning the award, The Vines was praised for its modern overall design and for providing particular attention to the needs of residents over the age of 55. A highlight for me is the outstanding lawn bowling green within the village, which has just been accredited as pennant standard by Bowls SA.

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Drill 3: Drawing to Cover & CountThe purpose of this drill is get your bowls to count, but at the same time cover opposition bowls. A mat is placed in front of the jack to block the draw of a narrow bowl. To pass this drill you must beat the opponents bowls that are behind the jack.Set the drill up as per the picture. Play four bowls to finish past jack high in the count but covering the back bowls to receive a point.Perform the drill over two ends at two lengths on both backhand and forehand. Record your score on each end and once completed. Total both your forehand and backhand score to give an overall score for this drill.The more times you complete the drill a benchmark (average) score can be obtained. This score is the one to beat each time you perform the drill.

Doing the drill will assist your ability to draw cover bowls that are in the count which is two shots in one.

Footnote: Starting the drill you may allow yourself a greater target area (one mat and a mat width around the jack and target area mat) for your target zone until improvement occurs and then your target zone can be reduced to further your development.

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Well you must be starting to see some improvement in your game after Billy’s first two tips. Lets hope you are achieving some good results on the green and your training time is becoming more structured.

Throughout a game you will find that you are holding shot but need to cover opposition’s back bowls. In bowls, to draw a resting toucha every bowl is not alway the best result. Billy’s next tip will help you master a shot that is not always easy to play but is needed to improve the chances of being a winner at the end of the game.

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Karen has won Commonwealth Games gold and World Bowls Titles together with a long list of other achievements and is Australia’s most


Cameron has won Commonwealth Games gold, a World Indoors Pairs title, and a World Bowls bronze representing Australia, prior to becoming Australia’s National Coach.



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Answers1. If the bowl has disturbed the head, the opposing skip should choose whether to (a) leave the head as it is and have their

team play two bowls one after the other to get back to the proper order of play, or (b) declare the end dead. (Too many bowls have been played in the incorrect order to have the bowl of Second B returned to be played in the correct order). Law 47.1.3.

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5. Player B is correct. The end is counted as a played end. Law 41.1. (If the first end is a tied end the first to play in that end should also play first in the second end). Law 41.4.

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Bowls World presentsAustralian champion bowler Karen Murphy and Australian National Coach Cameron Curtis, take you through easy-to-follow instructions on how to play the game

of lawn bowls – from beginners through to advanced. Playing like a champion is the third DVD in this interactive 3 part series. In Playing like a champion, Karen and Cameron explain the

techniques that have made them champions of the game.

Karen has won Commonwealth Games gold and World Bowls Titles together with a long list of other achievements and is Australia’s most


Cameron has won Commonwealth Games gold, a World Indoors Pairs title, and a World Bowls bronze representing Australia, prior to becoming Australia’s National Coach.



Bowling w

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DVD 3

3 DVD SERIES

$29.95 EACH$79.95 FOR SET OF THREE+ P&H

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