Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowling Club
Milwaukee Lawn Bowling
Tuesday Afternoon is open bowling at the Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowling Association. Men and women bowl together on pairs or triples teams. Team composition is determined by the number of people and skill level of those present to bowl each Tuesday. Club members pictured (Rear Row Left-to-Right) Norma Harrington, Shirley Burmester, Phil Posard, Elaine Posard, Gerri Preston, David Preston, Buzz Wickman; (Front Row Left-to-Right) George Mueller, Dorothy Bauer, Bill Harrington, Barb Althoen, Buzz Althoen, Pat Wimmer.Congratulations to Milwaukee Lake Park Lawn Bowls Association member Anna Witt on being selected to represent the U. S. in international lawn bowls competition in 2012 as part of Team USA. Team USA represents the U.S. in major world lawn bowling events. Men and women team members are carefully selected based on their demonstrated ability…
We held our Annual Meeting of the Membership on November 1, 2014. Club business was discussed and elections were held. The following members will serve as officers for a 1-year term: President – Rebecca Nguyen; Vice President – Bob Schneider; Secretary – Anna Witt; Treasurer – Jim Grzybowski. The following members were elected to 3-year terms as…
The Central Division Fort Wayne Team Classic debut has been re-scheduled for Sat & Sun Oct 3 & 4 in a two day event, targeting newer bowlers and current curling members and anyone can participate, ideally forming a 4-5 person team to visit Fort Wayne. In addition to playing various lawn bowling disciplines, this debut…
Competing in his first international lawn bowls tournament, Max Cavender, 18, of Milwaukee Wisconsin stepped into the spotlight at the World Junior Cup in Warilla Australia, April 12-20. Max competed in Group 2 against bowlers from Brunei, Canada, Guernsey, China, Malaysia, New Zealand, and Scotland. Playing in his third match of the tournament, Max beat…
The season is fast approaching. Like every year at this time, we need to spend some time on our greens, grounds and house to prepare for the upcoming season. Many of you have already volunteered your time to help with the new portico project and doing work on our house and grounds . Thank you…
Winter in Milwaukee, WI invariably arrives with its snow and sub-freezing temperatures. Our greens typically take a rest and some of our bowlers pursue other activities, like curling. Our members gather for an annual potluck dinner, which helps keep us connected until the warmer weather arrives. One of our members (Bob Schneider) just couldn’t stay away…