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Le Club Boulingrin De Beaconsfield 1 2 3 4 5 6 MISSION STATEMENT IT IS THE MISSION OF THE BEACONSFIELD LAWN BOWLING CLUB TO PROVIDE THE ENVIRONMENT AND FACILITIES, BOTH SPORTING AND SOCIAL, SUCH AS WILL FOSTER AND PROMOTE SPORTSMANSHIP, FELLOWSHIP, AND CAMARADERIE AMONGST ITS OWN MEMBERS AND MEMBERS OF THE LAWN BOWLING COMMUNITY AT LARGE WE REMEMBER André Séguin George Stacey Albert Wollmann Those we hold so dear never really leave us …. They live on in the kindness they showed, the comfort they shared and the love they brought into our lives 7 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE A warm welcome to all our current and new members. I look forward to seeing you out on the greens in yet another fun-filled season of lawn bowling and social activities. With winter behind us, we can now focus on enjoying the sport we love for the next 4 months. Prior to the first bowl rolled at the start of our season, a tremendous amount of work goes into both planning and preparing the greens for our bowling enjoyment. For this reason, I would like to thank our Board Executives and Directors for all of their hard work and their dedication in getting it right for our members. And, to our many volunteers, both out on the greens and indoors at our social events, thank you, without your help our club could not continue to exist. For our social members, this year you can expect to find increased opportunities to participate in a game of Bridge or social activities such as Bingo. We will also be extending our fall activities to include indoor Bocce bowling. There is plenty to do this year, so please make plans to come out and join us at all of our activities and events we have scheduled for you at the Beaconsfield Lawn Bowling Club. Wayne Chen 8 BLBC WOMEN’S MATCH Chair: Nancy Lord REGULAR PLAY Golden Girls Fridays 9:15 am June 1 Beaconsfield June 8 Pointe Claire June 15 Pierrefonds June 22 Beaconsfield June 29 Beaconsfield July 6 Pierrefonds July 13 Beaconsfield July 20 Pointe Claire July 27 Pierrefonds August 3 Beaconsfield August 10 Pointe Claire August 17 Pierrefonds August 24 Beaconsfield (Closing Luncheon) Convenors: Florence Cleary and Val Barkwith BLBC WOMEN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS Women’s Club Trophy Triples June 18,19,21,25,26 9:30 am Convenor: Nancy Lord Women’s Club Trophy Pairs July 16,17,18,19 9:30 am Convenors: Gael Montpetit, Liz McCracken Women’s Club Trophy Singles August 27,28,30,31 9:30 am Convenor: Gloria Gauthier Women’s Club Trophy Novice Singles August 6,7,9 9:30 am Convenors: Heather MacIntosh Women First Year Bowlers - Mari Patterson Cup Date: August 20,22 9:30 am Convener: Elise Colozzo 9 BLBC MEN’S MATCH Chair: Minder Ubha SENATORS Wednesday’s, 9:45 am Convenor: Tony Fox June 20 Pt Claire at Beaconsfield June 27 Beaconsfield at Westmount July 4 Pierrefonds at Beaconsfield July 11 St. Lambert at Beaconsfield July 25 Beaconsfield at Pointe Claire August 1 Westmount at Beaconsfield August 8 Beaconsfield at Pierrefonds August 15 Beaconsfield at St. Lambert August 29 Luncheon at Beaconsfield BLBC MEN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS Men’s Club Trophy Triples June 25, 26, 27, 28 7:15 pm Convenor: Stephen Mariano Men’s Club Trophy Pairs July 9, 11, 12, 13 7:15 pm Convenor: Tony Fox Men’s Club Trophy Novice Singles July 23,24,25,26 7:15 pm Convenor: Andrew Scott Men’s Club Trophy Singles August 20,22,23,24 7:15 pm Convenor: Wayne Chen 10 BLBC MIXED CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Mixed Club Trophy Triples: July 2, 3, 4, 5 7:15 pm Convenors: Val and John Barkwith Mixed Club Trophy Pairs: August 13,14,15,16 7:15 pm Convenors: Lourdes and Nasir Asghar REGULAR PLAY MIXED TAGS DOWN/LADDER Sunday Tags Down 1:15 pm Convenors: David Garforth, Steve Mariano Monday Tags Down 7:15 pm Convenor: Minder Ubha, Nancy Lord Tuesday Tags Down 9:15 am Convenors: Val and John Barkwith Wednesday Tags Down 7:15 pm Convenors: Nancy Lord Thursday Tags Down 9:15 am Convenors: Lourdes & Nasir Asghar, Tony Fox Friday Tags Down 7:15 pm Convenors: Nasir Asghar CLUB TRAINING PROGRAM Coordinator: Minder Ubha Basic Training Program Courses 1 hour sessions Part 1: Tuesday May 22, 10 am Thur May 24, 7 pm Part 2: Monday May 28, 10 am Thur May 31, 7 pm Part 3: Monday June 4, 10 am Thur June 7, 7 pm Part 4: Monday June 11, 10 am Thur June 14, 7 pm Part 5: Monday June 18, 10 am Thur June 21, 7 pm 11 OPEN BOWLING EVENTS Mixed Pairs July 14, 9:30 am Host: Nancy Lord, Minder Ubha Federation Mixed Triples July 22, 9:30 am Swinging Teapot Women Triples July 28, 9:30 am Host: Nancy Lord Herb Linder Trophy Mixed Fours August 19, 9:30 am Hosts: Nancy Lord, Minder Ubha, Tony Fox FUN CLUB BOWLING EVENTS Victoria Day: Monday May 21, 1 pm Convenor: Lourdes Asghar Club Fun Event: Friday May 25, 4 pm Convenor: Andrew Scott St. Jean Baptiste Day: Friday June 22, 1:30 pm Convenors: Gloria Gauthier, Val and John Barkwith Canada Day/New Member Reception: Sunday July 1, 12:30 pm Convenor: Wayne Chen Pub Night: Saturday July 21, 1:30 pm Convenors: Lourdes and Nasir Asghar Tommy Oakes Day: Sunday July 29, 1:30 pm Convenor: Doreen Carter Bill Gray Trophy and Corn Roast: Monday Sept 3, 1:30 pm Convenor: Hilary Hill Golden Girls vs Senators: Wed. Sept 5 Convenor: Tony Fox 12 2018- 2019 SPECIAL EVENTS Annual Meeting: 7:30 pm Thursday, May 17, 2018 Open House: Saturday May 19, Sunday May 20, 1 to 4 pm Saturday May 26, Sunday May 27, 1 to 4 pm Bridge: 1:00 pm Monday’s and Wednesday’s (Except the first Wednesday of each month) Duplicate Bridge: 1 pm every Tuesday. Starting June 5, 2018 Awards Dinner: 5 pm Saturday Sept.22, 2018 Blind Closing Banquet: Friday, Sept 28, 2018 Semi-Annual Meeting and election 7:30 pm Thursday, October 18, 2018 Christmas party: 5 pm Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018 Valentine’s day party: 5 pm Friday, Feb 8, 2019 St Patrick’s Day party: 5 pm Friday, March 15, 2019 Annual Meeting: 7:30 pm Thur. May 9, 2019 INTERCLUB - 6 players: 1 singles, 1 pair’s, and 1 triples game - Pairs: 14 ends. Triples: 12 ends - Singles: game ends when one player has scored 21 points Compliance with the Federation Dress Code is mandatory. Games should be completed within 2 hours and 20 minutes 13 BLBC INTERCLUB SCHEDULE Women’s Convenor: Gloria Gauthier Men’s Convenor: Minder Ubha Starting time: 7:30 pm May 29 Beaconsfield @ Westmount June 12 Beaconsfield @ Pierrefonds July 10 Westmount @ Beaconsfield July 24 Beaconsfield @ Pointe-Claire August 14 Beaconsfield @ St.Lambert August 28 Pierrefonds @ Beaconsfield September 4 Beaconsfield @ Verdun September 11 Pointe Claire @ Beaconsfield QUEBEC LAWN BOWLING FEDERATION EVENTS 14 QUEBEC LAWN BOWLING FEDERATION EVENTS 15 QUEBEC LAWN BOWLING FEDERATION EVENTS 16 2018 - 2019 FALL & WINTER ACTIVITIES CARPET BOWLING/BRIDGE MONDAY’S 1:30 – 4 PM 2018 2019 OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY 1 - - - - 1 - 8 5 3 7 4 4 8 6 15 12 10 14 11 11 15 13 22 19 17 21 18 18 22 29 26 - 28 25 25 29 BRIDGE - TUESDAY’S 1 – 4 PM 2018 2019 OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR MAY 2 - - - - - - - 9 6 4 8 5 5 2 7 16 13 11 15 12 12 9 14 23 20 - 22 19 19 16 21 30 27 - 29 26 26 23 28 BRIDGE - WEDNESDAY’S 1 – 4 PM 2018 2019 OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR MAY 10 - - 9 - - - 8 17 14 12 16 13 13 10 15 24 21 19 23 20 20 17 22 31 28 - 30 27 27 24 29 MILITARY WHIST - FRIDAY’S 7 PM 2018 2019 OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY 5 2 7 4 1 1 5 3 DARTS & GAMES - FRIDAY’S 7 PM 2018 2019 OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR MAY - 9 - - - 8 - 10 12 16 14 11 8 15 12 - 19 23 - 18 15 22 19 - 26 30 - 25 22 29 26 - 17 BLBC CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 RESULTS WOMEN FIRST YEAR BOWLER Winner: Pat Christiano Runner-up: Ellen Simpson WOMEN NOVICE SINGLES Winner: Gael Montpetit Runner-up: Kerstin Birch WOMEN SINGLES Winner: Lourdes Asghar Runner-up: Nancy Lord WOMEN PAIRS Winners: Lourdes Asghar, Vira Ubha Runners-up: Nancy Lord, Gael Montpetit WOMEN’S TRIPLES Winners: Julia Coombe, Eliza Cabotaje, Vira Ubha Runners-up: Nancy Lord, Lourdes Asghar, Florence Cleary MEN’S NOVICE SINGLES Winner: Michel Gervais Runner-up: George Gould MEN’S SINGLES Winner: Minder Ubha Runner-up: Henry Fung 18 BLBC CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 RESULTS MEN’S PAIRS Winners: Steve Mariano, Michel Gervais Runners-up: Nasir Asghar, Tony Kingsley MEN’S TRIPLES Winners: Tony Fox, Andrew Scott, Michel Gervais Runners-up: Steve Mariano, Wayne Chen, Tony Kingsley MIXED PAIRS Winners: Nancy Lord, Jun Alejandrino Runners-up: Stephen Mariano, Michelle Ladouceur MIXED TRIPLES Winners: Andrew Scott, Hernando Cabotaje, Lydia Alejandrino Runners-up: Eliza Cabotaje, Tony Kingsley, Jun Alejandrino BILL GRAY TROPHY Winner: Minder Ubha TOMMY AND JENNY OAKES TROPHY Winners: Lloyd Hughes, Jean Wilson, Margaret Beattie SENATORS/GOLDEN GIRLS CHALLENGE Winners: Senators 19 BLBC INVITATIONAL/PROVINCIAL 2017 RESULTS Herb Linder Trophy First place: Minder Ubha, Vera Ubha, Hernando Cabotaje, Eliza Cabotaje Mixed Pairs Invitational at Beaconsfield Second Place: Lourdes and Nasir Asghar Mina Thom Tournament at Pierrefonds Second Place: Irene Chan and Henry Fung Australian Women Pairs Competition at Westmount Third Place: Julia Coombe, Vira Ubha Australian Men Pairs Competition at Westmount First Place: Minder Ubha, Wayne Chen Provincial Federation Men’s Novice Singles Second Place: George Gould Governor General Men's Novice Fours Second Place: Tony Kingsley, Michel Gervais, George Gould, Robert Lauriault Verdun Men’s Pairs Invitational First place: Minder Ubha, Tony Fox 2017 WINTER BRIDGE TROPHY RESULTS 1st place Ken Chisholm 2nd place Jenny Scott 3rd place Marc Tournour 20 BLBC HONORARY MEMBERS Hilary Hill, Mari Paterson, John Wilson, Betty Wingfield BLBC PLAYING MEMBERS ABDELMJID, Hakam 514-694-5095 385 Church St., Beaconsfield, H9W 3R3 ALBRIGHT, Charlie 514-428-9381 103-3 Sussex Drive, Beaconsfield, H9W 6C7 ALEJANDRINO, Jun and Lydia 514-633-9698 1555 Turcot Ave., Dorval, H9S 1G4 ARCOBELLI, Vince 514-695-4582 68 Fieldfare, Beaconsfield, H9W 4W6 ARMBRUSTER, Barbara 514-694-1852 21 Lakeshore Rd.
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