The Owen Sound Roselawn Bowling Club has received grant funding through the Ontario Trillium Foundation’s Resilient Communities Fund. The Resilient Communities fund supports the recovery efforts of organizations impacted by COVID-19 and helps them respond with immediate, medium, and longer-term recovery projects. Roselawn received more than $75,000 after applying for the grant in December 2021. The funding will allow the club to make substantial upgrades and improvements to the clubhouse  including installing a heat pump and air filters, and renovating the kitchen and bathroom at the no ..read more

The Owen Sound Roselawn Bowling Club has received grant funding through the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program for several outdoor improvements at the 102 year old club.  The New Horizons federal grants and contributions program supports projects that are led or inspired by seniors who are making a difference in the lives of others in their communities. Roselawn received more than $17,000 after applying for the grant in December 2021. The funding will allow the club to replace lighting on the greens with energy efficient LED lights and make improvements to the greens ..read more

The Owen Sound Roselawn Bowling Club invites everyone to get active this June with the Community Better Challenge. Throughout June, you can drop in to try lawn bowling, learn a new sport, and get active.  The Community Better Challenge is presented annually by ParticipACTION to support physical activity among Canadians. Organizations and individuals register for the challenge and track all their active minutes throughout the month of June. The organizers tally up active minutes in each municipality and the municipality with the most activity is named Canada’s Most Active Community, winnin ..read more

We’re collecting feedback from members ahead of the 2022 season. Let us know what you think below and make sure to click ‘submit’ when you’re done ..read more

Help us to spread the word by sharing this poster. Let us know if there’s a local organization or place where you could share a physical copy and we’ll get you one ..read more

Hello. I hope you are enjoying the transition into Spring-like weather and are looking forward to Summer! I just wanted to let all the past members to be  that the club IS working hard to do everything we can to have the club open for lawn bowling this summer.  In order to do all the things we need to do, in these difficult, covid-19 times, the Club’s Board has formed a four person “Safe Opening Committee. That group, consisting of our two vice-presidents Mary-Martha Flood, and Lynn Beaton, plus club member, Ted Stewart, and myself, has now met three times to formulate plans for var ..read more

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            Work on the greens is commencing!  Soon we’ll be bowling! Weather permitting, the first Men’s jitney will be Monday, May 19th.  The first Mixed jitney, will be Tuesday, May 20th.  Come at 6:45 p.m. for a 7:00 start.  New members always welcome! The Spring General meeting and potluck will be held Saturday, May 24th.   Bowling at 3:00 p.m., meeting at 5:00 p.m., potluck starting around 6:15 p.m.  There is one vacancy on the Board of Directors; for more information contact Linda Stinson. Coaching will be available Wednesday ..read more

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