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Happenings Around The Club
THE D.D.C.C. GOLF SECTION HELD A SAUSAGE SIZZLE AT BUNNINGS ON SUNDAY 16th.
PRESIDENT JILL WINTER WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A BIG THANKYOU TO THE VOLUNTEERS. DOUG MCPHERSON, MAL WILLIAMSON, MAY ARMSTRONG, DOT & RON CARMODY, LYN FLUGGE, BETH JACKSON, VICKI FROST, ARNOLD & GWEN BOSENBURG.
A SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE GOLF SECTION TO HELEN ROWELL, JILL WINTER, & PAT MANTON WHO DID ALL THE ORGANISING
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TENNIS COURT USAGE –
PLEASE NOTE:
YOU MUST MAKE A BOOKING TO USE THE TENNIS COURTS. THIS ENSURES YOU ARE NOT USING THE COURTS WHEN BOOKED BY ANOTHER PERSON. IF ALL TENNIS COURTS ARE BOOKED FOR ORGANISED PLAY — THEN THEY ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE – EVEN IF ONE IS SPARE MOMENTARILY.
(IF YOU ARE A MEMBER, YOU DO NOT NEED TO PAY. IF YOU ARE A MEMBER PLAYING WITH A VISITOR, THEN THE VISITOR MUST PAY. ANY NON-MEMBERS USING THE COURTS MUST PAY THE HOURLY RATE AS STATED AT THE PAY STATION AT THE ENTRY TO THE MAIN CLUBROOMS.)
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Do not forget this Friday 21st December the $1000 Members Jackpot Draw will be drawn until it is won.
Members, there will be a Christmas Hamper raffled on Friday night the 21st. The same night as the BIG Jackpot, which will be won by some lucky member.
There are 6 prizes to be won, so bring along your spare change to buy tickets. The tickets will sell for 3 for $5.00. Thank you.
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‘Yoga for over 50’s’ at Dunsborough and Districts Country Club, for ladies AND gentlemen ~
Beginners welcome !
In the words of local Dunsborough resident and yoga instructor Mandy Lancellas ‘I thrive on encouraging those who feel they ‘can’t do yoga’ to become those who can, by exploring the multiple benefits for the body, mind and soul. Gentle Hatha Yoga enables the body and mind to find calm and focus in the present moment. It is through breath awareness that we manage to realign our physical body with the mental and energetic systems. Our main focus is safe and effective alignment, to create awareness, strength and mobility. As we grow older the saying of ‘what we do not use, we loose’ begins to resonate with us more and more and so its vital to keep the body moving in a gentle and safe way, maintaining a healthy range of movement throughout our senior years and reducing the risks of injury.’
Mandy invites anyone who is interested to join this gentle and safe yoga practice, suitable for all levels including beginners and people over 50.
Date: Wednesdays
Time: 9:00 am
Venue: Dunsborough and Districts Country Club
Cost: $15
* Please bring a blanket for relaxation (as well as your own yoga mat if you have one).
* Yoga mats available for hire $3
For any queries (or to book a yoga mat) please call Mandy Lancellas 047 505 7294
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BARISTA MADE COFFEE NOW AVAILABLE DAILY
Town Kitchen
MAINS
Roast Pumpkin, Caramelised Onion & Goats Cheese Tart $19
Served with a pear, parmesan &
rocket salad
Curry of the Day $24
Please see specials board
Chicken Parmigiana $25
Served with chips & salad
Grilled Fish of the Day m/p
Please see specials board (gfo)
Twice Cooked Pork Ribs $26
Served with Asian slaw &
chilli caramel
Sirloin Steak $29
250g MSA grain fed beef,
served with chips, garden salad
& creamy mushroom sauce (gfo)
SIDES
Garden Salad $8
Chips $10 (gf)
Served with house made aioli
Seasoned Wedges $10
Served with sour cream &
sweet chili sauce
DESSERT
Chocolate Orange Tart $10
Served with cappuccino ice cream
& raspberry coulis
KIDS
Fish + Chips $9
Chicken + Chips $9
Spaghetti + Meatballs $9
Kids vanilla ice cream $3
*club members receive $3 off any main meal over $20
To book your table Click Here
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BOWL’S NEWS
MEN’S BOWLS
Tuesday
Three games were played in the eighth round of the Southwest Bowling League. Our 1st division side lost away to Busselton Red and are now 4th on the ladder. In the 3rd division, our second side lost at home to Binningup but remain joint top of the ladder with Eaton. In the 4th division, rink honours were shared with Boyanup, but we won the aggregate by one shot so that our third side remain 2nd on the ladder, 7 points behind Busselton.
For more details see the noticeboard.
Thursday
38 players took part in the weekly peg-draw with Ralph Don and Graeme Winter taking home the meat pack, just one shot ahead of Bevan Badger and Syd Rogers of Busselton. Wendell Hoover, Ken Hill, and Dominic shared the chocolate.
Saturday
In the ninth round of the Leeuwin League our first side took home 4 points when they beat Augusta White at home and thus remain top of the ladder, now 4 points clear of Margaret River White. At Margaret River, Dunsborough Blue won on both rinks and are now in 6th position on the ladder. Playing away at Cowaranup, Dunsborough Gold won on only one rink and lost the aggregate to Cowaranup Maroon, so are now placed 8th on the ladder.
For more details see the noticeboard.
Sunday
Despite a late start due to inclement weather three rounds of the Bootleg Brewery Men’s Pairs were played on Sunday. Clive Williams and Ben Tas, who won their semi-final on the last end, will meet Mike Brown and Geoff Oddy in the final this coming Friday, commencing at 3 pm. Meanwhile, Gary Bell and Dennis Frost, who also won their semi-final on the last end, will meet Merv Mott and Kelly Allsop in the final of the plate. Do turn up to support more excellent bowling this Friday.
LADIES BOWLS
MATCH COMMITTEE TROPHY.12TH DEC.
Three teams of four and three teams of three played two games for the Match Committe Trophy.
Winners for the day were Karen Lewis, Lorraine Bell and Sue Chester taking the honours from
Jean Kelly, Liz Wilson and Jane Bunbury.
PENNANTS .
Big changes in the pennant table have seen Augusta on top with 29 points Dunsborough White,
and Margaret River Gold 26.5 points, Margaret River Green 26 , Dunsborough Blue 23.5 and
Cowaramup 13.
SOCIAL BOWLS WED 19TH.
Come dressed in Christmas gear to play a fun game followed by a luncheon and more fun.
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CROQUET NEWS
TWILIGHT CROQUET![]()
Curious about croquet?
The Croquet Section will conduct Friday night twilight sessions during the summer months for those wanting to try this sport.
Please have your names in courtside at 5.15pm for a 5.30pm start. The session will run until 6.30pm and is open to all.
The cost of $5 will cover hire of equipment, basic instruction and organised games. Please wear flat shoes
Dunsborough Croquet Golf Croquet Doubles Championship 2018
The inaugural Golf Croquet Doubles Championship was held last Saturday, 15th December. There were 7 Teams with all 7 teams having very close games.
The results were:
WINNERS: Barbara Miller & Caryll Marshall 5 wins 40 Hoops
RUNNERS UP: Odette Moro & Don Edwards 5 wins 35 Hoops
3rd PLACE: Carmel Watts & Eric Watts 4 wins 38 Hoops
The GC Doubles Champions 2018
Caryll Marshall & Barbara Miller
The whole day was a great success. Well done to all players who rose to the challenge.
Eric Watts Don Edwards
We look forward to our next competition.
Brian Uren
GC Captain
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GOLF NEWS
Men’s Golf Newsletter Tuesday 18 December, 2018
Wednesday 12 December
Round 3 of the Summer Season saw Paul Smith win on a countback from Mal Williamson with both players scoring 30 points.
Novelty winner was Barry Guest with a great Putt on No 18.
Sunday 16 December *
Golf Section’s Bunnings Sausagae Sizzle Fundraiser .
Many thanks to Helen Rowell and Jill Winter and their team for setting this up once again.
It was a busy sell out day and now we all know how to make and serve a sausage and onions bun.
Great work and sincere thanks to all concerned.
Coming Events
Wednesday 19 Dec Summer 14 Holes Golf at 12.30
Saturday 22 Dec “ “ “ “ “
Good Golfing All .
Ron Carmody – Captain.
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MTB NEWS
Hi Riders,
Volunteers wanted for the Sandman race on 23 Dec. Sandman is a beach run/ jog on low tide and full moon from Busselton to Dunsborough, by very enthusiastic runners with a lot of energy!
There are bike and non bike options, as well as various time slots (between 1:30am and 9am) that can be juggled to fit the generosity of anyone willing to put their hand up.
Please RSVP with time availability to andrew@fixedstars.com.au
SUMMERS SERIES is back on, Proudly brought to you by Margaret River Off Road Cycling Association – MRORCA and Cape Mountain Bikers the Summer Series is back for another year… with the addition of the Humble Bicycle Co. South West Championship where we will crown a Prince and Princess and a King and Queen! Check out Facebook, Cape Mountain Bikers or Dunsborough Cycle Club for more info.
First race at Dunsborough thurs Dec 20th.
Thanks to the group of volunteers who helped out at our Trail Care morning a couple of Sundays ago, we cleaned up around the pump track, and worked on some trails.
See you on the trails,
Helen Baker and Cycle Commitee
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TENNIS NEWS
Another season of junior pennants finalised for 2018. There was a record number of teams registered with players from Brunswick, Australind, Bunbury, Busselton, Donnybrook, Margaret River and not least Dunsborough with a record number of 6 teams registered.
Teams from Dunsborough ranging from ages 7yrs to 14yrs evenly between girls and boys. Dunsborough was able with the two new courts host other teams on two occasions.
We had mixed results with so many teams. The boys from Dunsborough Green winning the final of 13’s and unders the best result for the season. Congratulations Lads !
Looking forward to upcoming tournaments and more success.
Wishing all. Merry Christmas and Safe New Years
Dunsborough Tennis Juniors
Congratulations Dunsborough Tennis Juniors on another successful Busselton 2018 Ironman. Our role changed this year and we were officially Bike Catchers. Which involved ‘Catching’ a competitors bike and racking it in the correct spot 0 – 1300. Our recruiting of volunteers so successful that we were able to assist other stations. We were part of a small army of 1700 volunteers. With the event contributing 8.3 million to the local economy and attracting competitors and spectators from 41 countries. It was a fabulous spectacle and event to be part of.
$1000 was raised to contribute towards the club. Many thanks to all for your hard work and commitment
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The Jackpot Draw was not won on Friday. The Jackpot total this week remains at $1000. Members must be financial for the 2018/19 membership year and present to claim the prize. The Jackpot is drawn between 5.30pm and 6.30pm in the Clubroom bar.