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Hello Members, Sponsors & Patrons

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Do not forget to support our Club Sponsors.

 

Happenings Around The Club 

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Have A Go Day

Dear Sections and Committee,

I wanted to thank you ALL  for your contribution to yesterday’s open day at DDCC –

Bowls, Croquet, Golf, Bikes & Bike Shed guys,  it was darn hot out there for you all,  and you did a great job helping those who wanted to try your sports.

Mah-jong had the best spot  in the air conditioning, and by the flow of people interested (or wanting to keep cool) you had a successful day.

A big thank you to Ron C. from  Golf who was there early (alone) setting up in the heat, huge commitment to your Club Ron and very  much appreciated.

Thank you to all volunteers & committee  who gave up their Sunday and helped promote the club,

Vicki your fingers were busy on your computer signing up the new members, well  done.

Jess , who took   a tumble while running  in the early morning was a Trojan all day with her injuries giving her grief. Well done Jess.

Regards

Helen  Rowell

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Mahjong

It is proposed to start a second Mahjong group at the Club from 1-4pm,on a Monday or Wednesday afternoon.  Please let non Club members know if you think they may be interested.

Other detail:  the group is for men & women, players do not play with a partner as in Bridge so single players are very welcome; western style Mahjong will be the main focus. . 3 introductory sessions will be held in February or March before the Club format begins.

For further detail, or to register your interest please email Nita at: nitacolin47@gmail.com

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Friday_Dinner

menu

JANUARY [ Friday + Saturday a la carte ]

Tandoori chicken wings (gf) $18
mango chutney + kachumba salad
Chicken liver parfait (gfo) $19
house made with red onion jam, croutons + cornichons
Beetroot carpaccio(v, gf) $19
candied walnuts, feta whip, rocket + mint salad, balsamic glaze
Curry of the day (gfo) $24
please see specials board
Salt + pepper squid $25
with a paw paw salad, lime + saffron aioli
Twice cooked crispy duck salad (gfo) $29
crispy fried duck, wontons, bean shoots, asian herbs,
roasted peanuts + green chilli dressing
Fish of the day (gfo) m/p
please see specials board
Sides
Fries (v)$10
with house made aioli
Wedges(v)$10
sour cream + sweet chilli sauce
Caprese salad (v, gf) $12
smoked mozzarella, roma tomato, fresh basil, lemon vinaigrette
Dessert
Mini pavlova$10
fresh berries, passionfruit, mango coulis + double cream
Kids
Spaghetti + meatballs$9
Fish + chips$9
Kids vanilla ice cream$3
(v)vegetarian
(gf)gluten free
(gfo)gluten free option available
*club members receive $3 off any main meal over $20

 

Email: manager@dunsboroughcountryclub.org.au

To book your table Click Here

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BOWLS NEWS

 

MEN’S BOWLS

Leeuwin League

Dunsborough Gold played a 9th round game against Cowaranup Maroon on 6th January and came away with 4 points, Brian Buttsworth’s rink winning 17-9 and Clive Williams four by 23-12.

With two rounds to go before the finals are played, Dunsborough Blue is top of the 12-team ladder, being just 1/12 points ahead of Margaret River Green; Dunsborough White remain in 5th place, Dunsborough Red in 9th place and Dunsborough Gold in 10th place. The Saturday’s game between Margaret River Green and Dunsborough Blue may prove critical, for if Dunsborough Blue retain their lead by coming away with at least 2 points at Margaret River than they are likely to retain their place at the top of the ladder (both teams have weaker opponents at home on 3 February, the 11th and last pre-final round). Dunsborough White’s position, if maintained, would see them top of a 2nd division finals play-off, but they have a more difficult task as they meet Augusta Blue, in 3rd position, at home in the next round. Dunsborough Red and Dunsborough Gold could still reach the 2nd division play-offs but they too would need to win games against teams presently higher up on the single ladder.

Congratulations to Dennis Frost for being selected in the IZLL to be played in Dalwallinu.

Thursday peg-draw

A near-record 56 men participated in Thursday’s fun, with a visitor M.Seigert, partnering Brian Buttsworth and Clive Williams to take the meat with +29. Wayne Barnett, Rod Winchcombe and Roger Badains were not far behind in 2nd place with no fewer than five other teams winning both the games so that the consolation was won by just one shot up in the second game. Alan Legge, Keith Rowell and Les Munro worked hard for the chocolate.

LADIES BOWLS

Eight teams enjoyed playing their Triples Championship  on the newly installed carpet, despite windy conditions making play tricky on the second day of play.

The outright winners of the event which was sponsored by Lindsay & Estelle Perry  , were Sharon Sharpe, Judy Henderson and Christine Coyle who won all of their five rounds to score 15 points .

Runners up with four wins and 16 shots up were Daisy Grist, Denise Mott and Janice Hoover.

Also with four wins plus two shots up were Pam Brown, Wendy Collins and Helen Reynolds.

Congratulations and well done to the winners, and all those who participated

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sharon Sharpe, Judy Henderson               Denise Mott, Daisy Grist

& Christine Coyle                                    & Janice Hoover

Round 10 of the Pennant season played at Margaret River, saw Dunsborough White players – Sue Chester, Jill Winter, Denise Mott & May Armstrong win 6 points against Cowaramup 0 points

Dunsborough Blue players – Jean Kelly, Helen Reynolds, Jem Coupar and Janice Hoover win 1 point against Augusta 5 points.

Pennant Ladder after Round 10

Dunsborough White    40

Augusta                        36

M/River Gold                 35

M/River Green             30.5

Dunsborough Blue       26

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CROQUET NEWS

TWILIGHT CROQUET EVERY FRIDAY

 5:00pm – 6:30pm

  Everyone Welcome – $7 all players

 Please wear flat enclosed shoes

 Equipment and instruction provided

 Any questions contact Max Kewish:  0429 672 850

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GOLF NEWS

MEN’S GOLF

Mens Golf Newsletter       16 January, 2018

 DDCC Club      Have A Go Day

 Despite one of the hottest days  we’ve had in Dunsborough (37.)

we staged out Pitch & Putt set up for interested  people.

We may get several new golf as well as Club members as a result.

 Recent Results 

Wednesday  10 th    Results 

                          Winner         Doug Macpherson    34

                           R/Up            Barry Guest                 30

                          NTP               Doug Macpherson

                          Long Putt    Arnold Bosenberg

Saturday       13 th    

                         Winner          John Crute                    30

                         R/Up              Doug Macpherson     28

                          NTP                Barry Jackson

                         Long Putt     Jim Parrry

 Coming Events

Wednesday  17 January    Hit Off   1.00 pm 

Saturday        20 January    Hit Off   1.00 pm

Recent Coursework

Last Tuesday a keen group of volunteers cleared two fairway drains of leaf debris with our new leaf debris machine attached to our truck and if weather is favourable we will do so again this Tuesday  .  Start time 8.30 am   \All hands welcome.

 Golf Tip (Tommy Armour)

“One very simple tip will infinitely improve the timing of most golfers. Merely pause briefly at the top of the backswing.” 

Ron Carmody  – Captain

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CYCLE NEWS

Hi riders,

Hope to see you tonight at the MRORCA Summer Series downhill ride. Meet at DDCC at 5.30, registrations close at 5.45pm, racing starts at 6pm.

See Facebook for more info.

Thanks to the members and sponsors who volunteered their time on Sunday for the Come and try day. It was enjoyed by all who came along!

We had a great turnout for our Curry and ride night, next one on Thurs Jan 25th.

If you have some time on Sunday Jan 28th, come along for a couple of hours for our trail care day from 8.30am at the sea container.

Note to riders, and apologies to golfers. The Give Way to Golfers signs mean that when golfers are teeing off, please wait until they have all finished, before riding past. Most of us riders did not understand the meaning of these signs.

See you out there on your bike!

Jess, Mike and Helen

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FRIDAY NIGHT 

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The Jackpot Draw was not won on Friday.  The Jackpot will be $900  this week.  Members must be financial for the 2017/18 membership year now and present to claim. The Jackpot is drawn between 5.30pm and 6.30pm in the Clubroom bar.

Keep Smiling!

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