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County Selection News
Following their success in reaching last years Ladies Pairs County Final , we can proudly advise that Jacqueline Lee and Alison Hullock ( or the deadly duo as the team name they seem to go by now ! ) have been selected to represent the County at the Northern Counties event at Hexham in the Ladies Pairs this Sunday at 10.30 am and will play Northumberland in the first round ; we wish them well and supporters / hecklers are more than welcome
WELCOME TO CARLISLE SUBSCRIPTION BOWLING CLUB
We are situated near to the centre of Carlisle and our first class six rink bowling green caters for bowlers of all levels together with anyone who has never bowled before.
The Club is situated behind Aglionby Street and access is gained through a lane off Myddleton Street as shown on the left. There is ample car parking and all visiting sides can be sure of a friendly welcome.
Our club welcomes fixtures against touring teams from around the Country, and has a number of these fixtures each year. if your club is interested in playing against us please contact our secretary for available dates.
Our club participates in a number of men and women's league matches throughout the bowling season and this club has been very successful in national competitions.The bowling club is open from April until September for club members and new starters.Members can play on any day after 11.00am without having to book rinks.
Since 2015 the club building has been enlarged and updated with new changing room facilities, including new toilets and added access for wheelchair users including disabled toilets.
There is also a club bar which is open during licensing hours.
Bowls is a sport suitable for all ages and we are very keen to encourage people to try bowls. To do so all that is required is a pair of reasonably flat soled shoes, all other equipment will be provided
Quotation from the late J.P. Monro author of 'The Etiquette of Bowling'
The Game of bowls is a science, it is the study of a lifetime, in which you may exhaust yourself, but not your subject. It is a contest, a duel calling for courage, skill, strategy and self control.
It is a test of temper, a trial of honour, a revealer of character. It affords the chance to play the man and act the gentleman.
It means going into God’s out-of-doors, getting close to nature, fresh air, exercise! A sweeping away of mental cobwebs, genuine reaction of the tired tissues.
It is a cure for care, and antidote to worry. It includes companionship with friends, for courtesy, kindliness and generosity to an opponent.
It promotes not only physical health but moral force.