Committee Members

President - David Dougall

Vice President - Patricia Oxenham

Secretary - Sandra Keir

Treasurer - Susan Hosie

Committee:

Dennis Hobbs

Patricia Oxenham

William Katu

 

History of our Club

Our Bowling Club was formed 28 years ago.

We get members through our Deaf Sports and Recreation of Queensland Inc. (QSRQ),   they do a lot of research and advertising through Schools where the Deaf / Hearing Impaired and Cochlear Implantee Children attend, promoting the varies sports we have, and verbally through friends.  

We have a regular number of 5 to 10 players both men and women competing at their own bowling centres, some plays 2 to 3 times a week.

 

Committee Members Roles and Responsbilities:

  • President chairs the meetings,
  • Vice President takes over if president is not available.
  • Secretary acts between President and outside communications,
  • Treasurer looks after all the financial side of Tenpin Bowling.

If you are interested to be part of this club, you are very welcome to be on the board management. Please let us about your interest or skills that you can offer for our club. We can teach you how to do these roles if you are not familiar with these roles. Contact Sandra Keir for more information about our club. Email: sjkeir@gmail.com or call her on mobile (SMS) 0438 866 049.

 

Membership:

 

Membership fee per annum payable to the Treasurer of QDTBA Inc.

COST $25.00

Is open to all bona-fide Deaf / Hearing Impaired / Cochlear Implantee Bowlers and must be a  member of  T.B.A.L.

The membership covers the Affiliation fees with Deaf Sports Recreation Queensland (DSRQ), and also affiliation fees with Australian Deaf Tenpin Bowling Association  (ADTBA) this allows people to participate with the Australian Deaf Games and also Deaflympics. 

We also have an associated membership, they pay $10.00. They do not bowl, but love to join us with our functions and fundraising.

 

Benefits?

  • Make new friends;

  • Develop new skills in bowling;
  • Enjoy catching up with new and old friends through bowling games and functions;
  • Paricipate in social and competitions in local and states even the international events;
  • Represent in Queensland team for Australian Deaf Games;
  • Pathways to Deaflympic Games or International Deaf Tenpin Bowling competitions.