PRESIDENT'S REPORT 3 4-5
Out and About
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Entertainment
Father’s Day
IT’S been an exciting time for the Hervey Bay RSL Group with the opening of the impressive Burpengary Community Club.
Free Entertainment Guide Shows and Performances
8-10 Dining & What is Happening 11-15 Community Grants Teens Get a Shot Play Time for Little Learners A Field of Poppies for Reflection Rotary’s Drive for Safety Empowering Local Youth Equipped with Mateship Sporting in Style A Brush with Reward
14 Community Groups 17 Vets Have a Shoulder to Lean On CLUBHOUSE HERVEY BAY
Kicking Professional Goals
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Big Feast
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Fraser Coast Mates Go Pink
It was a very well attended event. The Mayor of Moreton Bay Regional Council said a few words, along our CEO Jason Lynch. The Club opened to the public on the following day, which was a great success. Let's hope the community continue to support the club and we see no reason why this won't happen, as there has never been a community club in Burpengary before. If you are going past, be sure to pop in and say hello. Your RSL members card will entitle you to a discount on food and beverages. There are also some exciting promotions coming up at the Hervey Bay RSL in August, with patrons getting the chance to win a brand-new MG Excite vehicle, plus $10,000 worth of cash prizes.
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We had the official soft opening on Monday, June 21, 2021, with local politicians, staff and representatives of various local community groups in attendance.
The Clubhouse Entertainment
It's easy to win! For every $10 spent between August 2 and October 9, patrons will receive one entry into the draw. The prizes will be drawn out on Saturday, October 9. You do need to be present to win so be sure to mark it in your diary. See you at the Club!
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Mouth-Watering Selections Entertainment Guide
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Ray Eustace AFSM, Club President
Members to get 1 automatic entry with EVERY $10 spend in the club between Monday August 2 and October 9 2021.
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TO WIN MEMBERS MUST SWIPE THEIR CARD ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 9 to activate their entries and be present in the club for the draws
EXCITE CAR
DRAWS SATURDAY OCTOBER 9 BETWEEN 1PM - 4PM 1pm - $3,000, 1.25pm - $1,000, 1.50pm - $1000, 2.15pm - $1,000, 2.40pm - $2,000, 3.05pm - $1000, 3.30pm - $1,000, 4pm - Car
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OUT & ABOUT AT YOUR
SOME super colourful characters have brought smiles to patrons faces, big and small, with a wide range of entertainment staged at the club.
Children and adults got to sink their teeth into some roaring fun when Hervey House transformed into a prehistoric playground for the sell-out Dinomaniacs show. Toby and the other dinosaurs treated lucky kids to a close interactive encounter where even the snacks were kid and dinosaur friendly!
Guests had the opportunity to move and groove with the stars Joe Guidace and Susie Jay who captured the magic of Tom Jones and The Divas.
Roaring drawing saw our lucky competition winners take home our special Dinosaur hampers. Well done Leo and Darcie!
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Pop culture was taken to a whole new level of fun at our Pop Culture Trivia night, with plenty of amazing costumes, fun and cash prize winners. We raised over $2500 for the Dunga Derby Rally for a Cause, along with other local businesses support. But don’t worry if you missed out on this Trivia Night. We have another event coming up. So dust off your favourite character costumes, book your table and join in for more trivia fun on Saturday, October 16. The Australian Billy Joel Tribute Concert was a fantastic night with Anthony Mara as Billy Joel, plus his terrific band entertaining the crowd with classic Billy Joel hits in Hervey House.
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C K ‘N’ R O L L A LIVE SHOW BY
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Hervey Bay Club
The Rockin’ Bodgies are one of Australia’s premier 50's, 60's and 70's dance bands with colourful costumes and energetic stage presence.
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AUGust
STARTS at 7pm IN HERVEY HOUSE
GALAPAGOS DUCK
$20 Jazz Club Members | $25 Non-Members hervey bay rsl hervey house show starts 7pm
FREE
Australian Jazz Legends, Galapagos Duck has become the best known Jazz band in Australia and continues to be a household name throughout the country.
SHOW
Just rock up!
TICKETS FROM RSL RECEPTION
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ROCK ‘N’ ROLL DANCE NIGHT!
FRIDAY SEPT 24th | CAM SMITH and the MAGNIFICENT
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT TAKE a seat at The Bistro Level 1 to enjoy our entertainers Friday nights 6-9pm, Saturday nights 8-11.30pm and Super Sunday 12-3.30pm FRIDAY 06 AUGUST - Sam Maddison
SATURDAY 04 SEPTEMBER - Secret Stash
SATURDAY 07 AUGUST - Rhubarb Tarts
FRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - Richard Kollbarm
FRIDAY 13 AUGUST - Frank Benn
SATURDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - Black Ink
SATURDAY 14 AUGUST - Quinn (6-9pm)
FRIDAY 17 SEPTEMBER - Dean Gray
PLUS Rockin Bodgies 7pm in Hervey House FRIDAY 20 AUGUST - Dean Gray
Dancing in the Bistr with Trevor Judg o e 11.30-2.30 Every Friday
SATURDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - Forbidden Road
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FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER - Dust Duo
SATURDAY 21 AUGUST - Clear Effect
SATURDAY 25 SEPTEMBER- Bad Attitude
FRIDAY 27 AUGUST - Pete Baker
SUNDAY 26 SEPTEMBER - Doug Edwards
SATURDAY 28 AUGUST - Granite Sky
Veteran’s Day IN THE SPORTS BAR
SUNDAY 29 AUGUST - Elise Teitzel FRIDAY 03 SEPTEMBER - Frank Benn
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THURSDAY 12 AUGUST 11am - Live music with Quinn. Raffle & Trivia
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THURSDAY 09 SEPTEMBER 11am - Live music with Trevor Judge. Raffle & Trivia
Information is correct at time of printing. Please check our website for any unforseen changes. www.herveybayrsl.com.au
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A DIAMOND NIGHT of entertainment
You can't beat a FULL HOUSE
IF you're performing a tribute for one of the best-selling musicians of all time, you must be nothing short of exceptional.
THE legendary Crowded House & Split Enz Experience comes to Hervey House. The Full House Band will present The Crowded House and Split Enz Experience at the Hervey Bay RSL on Saturday, September 18th, where the band will pay homage to musicians Neil and Tim Finn, Phil Judd, and all the members that helped carve the bands’ names into the history books. The two-hour live tribute will incorporate the biggest and best loved hits of the two groups, delivered on stage with the kind of visual splendour and good-natured
That's Steve Cummings; a multi award-winning Australian entertainer who has perfected the sound and movement of the legendary Neil Diamond.
humour you'd expect from the Finn brothers and their bandmates.
“I first heard Neil's Hot August Night Album when I was eight years old and loved the sound of it,” Cummings said.
Made up of Ben “Murph” Davis, Ben Denman, Col Chapman and Peter Longden, who have over 180 years' combined experience in the industry.
“I spent many years trying to recreate the sound and feel of his music and some would say the I have mastered that craft.”
These seasoned professionals know how to keep a crowd entertained, especially while playing some of the best music the 70s, 80s and 90s had to offer.
Performances for the King of Java, pre-match entertainment for the World Super 12's Rugby in Dunedin NZ, headlining the are just a few of the notable credits this show has earned.
They'll have you on your feet from the first song to the last.
Saturday 18th September
Now, Cummings is bringing an epic hot August Night tribute show to the Hervey Bay RSL on Saturday, August 21. The audience is assured a night of awesome entertainment, with a variety of Neil Diamond's greatest hits like Sweet Caroline, Cherry Cherry, Cracklin Rosie, Kentucky Women, Solitary Man, I'm a Believer, Crunchy Granola Suite & I Am I Said? “I have performed at the Hervey Bay RSL many times over the years and we always have a fun night there. “It's sure to be a very entertaining night with great music.”
Saturday 21st August
Doors open at 7.00pm, Show Starts at 8.00pm
18+ Show
Doors open at 7.00pm, Show Starts at 8.00pm
18+ Show
$20 Club Member | $25 Non Member
Hervey House
$25 Club Member | $30 Non Member
Hervey House
BOOK ONLINE
www.herveybayrsl.com.au
*May be restrictions on numbers and dancing due to Covid requirements. 18+ event. No refunds on tickets.
MORNING MELODIES
THE LINDA RONSTADT STORY
DON COSTA
Presented by Lynelle Leighton
Popular country music entertainer Don Costa. Is one of the true legends of Australian country music. He started out with family group Shadow Rock, and now recognised as one of Australia’s top solo performers in his own right.
Lynelle has country music running through her veins from as early as she can remember, growing up in a house filled with country tunes and of course Linda Ronstadt.
Don has released several albums as well as performing at major country music shows around Australia. Join Don and relax with a selection of country songs to get your tes tapping and your heart melting.
Get ready for Lynelle to rock you with the classics such as ‘When will I be loved’ and ‘You’re no good’ move you with the beautiful ‘Blue Bayou’ as she takes you on this delightful path of the incredible Queen of country rock music, Linda Ronstadt.
Tuesday 10th August
Hervey House
$5 Club Member | $7 Non Member
Tuesday 21st September
$5 Club Member | $7 Non Member
13+
Doors open at 10.30am, Show Starts at 11.00am
BOOK
Hervey House 13+
Doors open at 10.30am, Show Starts at 11.00am
at reception or call 4197 7444
*May be restrictions on numbers No refunds on tickets.
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RESTAURANT
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
3 COURSE ROAST DINNER
STEAK NIGHT
SCHNITZEL NIGHT
MEMBERS
$14.90
n/m $18.90
Sirloin Steak Special
MEMBERS
$19.90 n/m $23.90
MEMBERS
$16.90 n/m $20.90
300g sirloin, cooked to your liking. Served w/ chips & salad or veg & potato; plus choice of sauce
Choose from a variety of schnitzels + vegan schnitzel Comes served with chips & salad
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
PRESIDENT’S DEALS
FRIDAY NIGHT WINE SPECIAL
MON/TUES NIGHT & SUNDAY LUNCH
Delicious Roast, Soup & Sweet Choice of 2 roast meats, roasted potatoes, baked pumpkin, green vegetables & rich, thick gravy
MEMBERS
$13.90
n/m $17.90
Selection of 3 different Chef’s meals to choose from for only $13.90 Plus members cash draws!
Purchase anyselected 2 A-La-Carte from the bistro Choose from Redmeals or Wine wine on Friday night and receive a complimentary bottle of wine to enjoy with your meal! 18+ only
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KIDS EAT FREE Purchase any main meal from Sandy Bay Restaurant & your kid’s eat for FREE! Max. of 2 kids meals with each main meal purchased. Kids must be under 14 years of age and present.
Chef’s Selections
RESTAURANT
August Pork Belly Laksa
Loaded Potato Crispers
Chocolate Pudding
Noodles, Asian vegetables, fried shallots
Rich Flemish beef stew, melted cheese, mayo
with a salted caramel centre & vanilla bean ice cream
$24.90
$16.90
$10.90
Vege Tart
Lemon Ricotta Cake
members $28.90 n/m
members $20.90 n/m
members $12.90 n/m
r e b m e Sept Spiced Pork Stuffed Calamari
Pea hommus, roasted garlic aioli
Macadamia crumble, lemon curd, coconut ice cream, lemon sorbet
Fried tofu, uzo mayo, pickled cucumber
$16.90
members $20.90 n/m
$14.90
$11.90
members $18.90 n/m
members $13.90 n/m
S&P Calamari Salad
lounge scafe
Open 9.30am till late every day!
Delicious pizzas & burgers, light meals, open grills, sandwiches & wraps. Sweet treats, teas, coffees, smoothies & shakes. Beer & wine also available.
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FULLY SUPERVISED FREE KIDS CLUB Monday 5.00pm - 9.00pm Tuesday 5.00pm - 9.00pm Wednesday 5.00pm - 9.00pm Thursday 5.00pm - 9.00pm Friday 5.00pm - 9.30pm Saturday 11am - 3pm & 5pm - 9.30pm Sunday 10.30am - 3pm & 5pm - 9pm
The Best Kids Club in the Bay!
Opening hours subject to change without notice. Ages 3 - 17. Conditions apply*
FREE COURTESY BUS Our courtesy bus is a free service available to all Hervey Bay RSL members and guests living within the pick-up area when they utilise the clubs facilities. Mon - Sat - From 9.30am, take home from 12pm. Sun - Pick up from 10am, take home from 1pm. Dundowran Beach service available Bookings accepted from 9am every day. Contact club for specific pick-up times.
Phone 1300 775 287
ANZAC SPORTS BAR OPEN 7 DAYS FROM 10AM FOXTEL Don’t miss any of the footy action. Big-screen live games.
SNOOKER ROOM Pool competition Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights from 6:30pm
DARTS Social Darts competition every Tuesday and Wednesday night from 7pm
For excellence in weddings and corporate events.
WEEKLY PUNTERS DRAW Saddle Up Saturday - 5 x $20 winners BIG 4: pick the 1st 4 race winners Jackpots weekly
Bring your family, friends & colleagues to your club
Veteran’s Day
We have two function rooms plus meeting rooms available. Our award-winning chefs can cater for every taste & budget. Let us take the stress out of planning your next event.
IN THE SPORTS BAR
Held 1st DVA pay day of the month 11am 1.30pm (Thursday). DRINKS at great prices, Meat Tray RAFFLES, Trivia & entertainment
Perfect for your next event!
All Welcome
Contact Elaine 4197 7444 or email functions@herveybayrsl.com.au
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COMMUNITY GRANTS TEENS GET A SHOT
COSMOS Netball Club thinks outside of the court when it comes to providing earning potential and development opportunities for teenage athletes. Since 2016, the Hervey Bay RSL has sponsored the club with an annual Hervey Bay RSL Community Grant of $3000 to help run their Cosmos Umpire Development Program, which enables teenagers to be paid a small wage as mentors, junior umpires and trainee umpires. This opportunity gives teenagers the chance to earn some money, while still staying connected to the sport, their club and the community. President Sonia England said Cosmos has long held an ethos of developing a love of the game, which not only refers to netball, but sport in general.
meaning they have a high level of experience, confidence, selfesteem, and strong will to support and encourage our younger inexperienced umpires.
So, there's often a major disappointment when it comes to teenage members giving up the sport to make time for work. “We have found over previous years that we lose players once they reach employment age to part-time jobs, with many girls upset at having to give up netball once they enter part-time work,” Sonia said.
“We then offer them permanent roles for the season as a mentor and a place in our Umpire Development Program.
“So, Cosmos identified a way to merge the love of netball with part-time employment.
“The feedback since we launched this program in 2015 has been overwhelmingly positive on all levels.”
“We identify experienced teenagers from our existing pool who met our requirements as an Umpire Mentor,
Sonia said the funds received by the RSL is vital in delivering the program each year.
PLAY TIME FOR
“Without the grant, the development program just wouldn't be possible.” To find out more about the club, visit cosmos.qld.netball.com.au.
little learners “Play encourages children to use their imaginations, problem solve and stimulates their minds.
THERE will be some big smiles on some little faces once a new playground is constructed at Yarrilee State School. As the school has grown over the years, the Years 3 and 4 students no longer have their own dedicated playground.
students to remain active and engage in games and play-based activities with children of a similar age.
Now, thanks to the help of a $10,000 Hervey Bay RSL Community Grant, the little ones will be climbing and swinging by the end of the 2021 school year.
“Active play is an important component of child development,” Ms McMorrow said.
Principal Sharon McMorrow said the installation of a dedicated, purposebuilt playground for the middle school learners will help encourage the
“The sponsorship provides opportunities for teenage athletes to remain engaged in sports, encourages community spirit and helps develop them for leadership roles in the future.
“Purpose-built play equipment also provides children with the opportunity to strengthen their core and develop upper body strength, all of which encourages healthy minds and healthy bodies.” Ms McMorrow said the RSL grant allowed the P&C and school to fast track the plans to build the playground, at an expected cost of about $70,000.
“In today's society we see an increasing number of children from an early age spending more and more time in front of screens and less time engaging in physical activity.
“With the generous support of community organisations like the RSL
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our dreams and plans will now become a reality for our Year 3 and 4 children at Yarrilee State School.”
COMMUNITY GRANTS (CONTINUED)
A FIELD OF POPPIES
for reflection NINE incredibly talented local poppy artists have come together for the ‘Lest We Forget’ poppy project, which incorporates crafting 1443 single ceramic Flanders poppies and then ‘planting’ them on the grassed slope of the light horse memorial for Anzac Day services in 2022.
Poppy Project leader Fliur-Louise Genevieve – an ex-service member of the Royal Australian Navy - said the tribute will be a visual art installation that recognises the service and sacrifices made by those who are listed on the light horse memorial, Freedom Park, and the Pialba Memorial Cenotaph. There will also be one lone purple poppy to commemorate the animals that served during conflicts.
Ruth Dillon and Irene's husband Alec who singlehandedly prepared all the poppies stems.
Poppies need to be pre-purchased prior to the display and then collected after Anzac Day.
They take about two- and-a-half hours to complete from start to finish and an additional two days to fire the poppies.
All funds raised from the poppy sales will go to Mates4Mates charity, who work with the military community (both serving and veterans) and their families to offer strong mental health and wellbeing programs.
When planted in the garden each poppy stands approximately 35cm tall, are designed to be outside and will hold water so that small birds can drink from them.
While the poppy project was inspired by Paul Cummins and Tom Piper, who conceived and then developed the 2014 Tower of London poppy installation, the design of these poppies is original to the group.
The project will be completed in time for the poppies to go on sale from Monday, April 11 for $25 each, until sold out and can be purchased from the foyer of the RSL.
This includes the talents of volunteer artists Annie Alexander, Camille Sangster, Fay Thomson, Helen Kirk, Irene Brown, Jo Shadbolt, Kaye Moffat,
“The poppies will occupy a space of approximately 50 square meters and we hope those who view them will
ROTARY'S
pause for a moment of reflection upon the service and sacrifices made by all military members and how these allow us to enjoy the freedom and lifestyle we all enjoy,” Fliur-Louise said.
The group hopes to raise $45,000 for the not-for-profit charity. The project is proudly sponsored by a $6000 grant from the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants Program and a $6000 donation from the Hervey Bay RSL Sub-Branch.
DRIVE for safety
A $1500 Hervey Bay RSL Community Grant is helping to keep local youth safe behind the wheel. the showgrounds,” Chris said.
Around the world, road traffic injuries cause 1.25 million deaths and up to 50 million injuries each year.
“Because of this, all 1500 Hervey Bay students have to be transported to and from the venue.
It is the leading cause of death among young people aged 15-29.
“One of the barriers in the past for some students and parents has been the cost of getting to and from the venue, so we have committed to provide transport.”
That is why local Rotary Clubs are dedicated to ensuring local youth know the dangers before getting in the drivers' seat.
The Richers Transport truck was used in the program to teach students about safe distances with trucks. There is a vehicle parked behind the truck, a vehicle parked in front and one to the passengers' side of the truck. The students get up into the truck and experience what the driver can and can't see.
The Rotary Clubs of Hervey Bay and Maryborough are hosting two innovative youth Driver Awareness/Road Safety courses for about 2500 Year 10 and 11 students this year.
Chris said the Maryborough team had been running the successful program for some time and, at the request of local Police and schools, Hervey Bay students were now included. He said the course is made up of several components that challenge students to change the way that they think about road safety and is designed for youth who are starting to drive independently or likely to be a passenger of novice drivers.
Spokesmen Chris McIntyre said the RSL grant would contribute to the cost of transporting 1500 Hervey Bay students by bus to the Maryborough Showgrounds, where the course is held. “The logistics required to run the program means that the only suitable venue to run the program in the area is
“They participate in a speed and braking demonstration, grasp an
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understanding of road awareness and road conditions, the challenges that confront them driving on the highway, particularly with large vehicles around them, and proper decision making. “The importance of road safety education on young drivers cannot be underestimated, particularly on the Fraser Coast where there is a high volume of highway and open driving. “Road trauma statistics are alarming, and the enormity of the loss affects the impacting family, friends, a school community and the community in general.” Facilitators of the program include crash investigators, police, driving instructors, and trucking industry representatives. Survivors of serious motor vehicle accidents also attend to share their stories about how decisions on the road have impacted their lives, and the lives of family and friends.
EMPOWERING
local youth COLOUR run, skate party, giant games and an afternoon of block busters were just a few of the activities enjoyed by about 700 kids for 2021 Youth Week on the Fraser Coast. The Hervey Bay RSL was a supporter of the day after providing a Community Grant for $2000 to help cover the cost of inflatable activities and about 10 raffle prizes including a $900 electric scooter, speakers, gift vouchers and more. Mayor George Seymour said the events were held to celebrate young people aged 12 to 25 and the positive contributions they make to the Fraser Coast. “Young people make invaluable contributions to our region and play a vital role in our community,” Cr Seymour said. “To support our young people Council is committed to working in partnership with youth and community
organisations to provide strategic advice and capacity building that encourages young people's participation in the community.” The Colour run at SkateSide on the Esplanade was one of the week's biggest highlights, which included a skate park party, live DJ and Red Frog Board Riders, a beach touch carnival, inflatable activities and games, an Amazing Race style scavenger hunt, free WetSide waterslides, barbecue and drinks.
Youth week lucky door prize winners, with prizes donated from the RSL.
EQUIPPED WITH
mateship
WHEN a loved one is struggling with their mental well-being, it's hard to know what to say and where to turn for help.
That's why it's vital to have services like Fraser Coast Mates available in the region. The not-for-profit organisation aims to build awareness and conversations about mental health issues with local men and their families, while building the gap between support services and ultimately make progress for suicide prevention.
Spokesman Darren Bosley said the group's goal is to encourage mates to be better equipped to help their friends and colleagues in times of need, rather than shy away from a conversation.
Mr Bosley said the donation has played a significant part in helping to promote the group's resources, activities and educating the community on mental health through various social media platforms.
“Conversations are very powerful. It takes a lot of courage for someone to speak up about how they are feeling and encouraging conversations is the first step,” Mr Bosley said.
“This (Coordinator) role has allowed us to produce video messaging, and the latest campaign on Facebook reached over 20,000 with very favourable feedback,” he said. “The communication this role generates not only educates and creates stronger awareness around mental health, it also aims to promote relevant services in this space and make people aware of options locally.
Mr Bosley said promotion of the group's services is key to reaching those in need, and the Hervey Bay RSL Committee couldn't agree more. In the latest round of Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants, the club donated $9600 to help cover 50% of the cost to have a dedicated Content Coordinator for 12 months.
“Fraser Coast Mates must take a lead in communicating to the local community. Connecting people in need with the right services is crucial, so our
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Content Coordinator role plays an integral role with our communication on social media and our website.” The group's website is jam-packed with information on getting help, knowing the signs of various mental health issues like depression, anxiety or stress, and links to local sporting organisations to help get moving and clear the mind. Following the Facebook page is also a great way to follow the links to other local organisations, positive and mindful posts, and promotion of Fraser Coast Mates activities. Visit the website at frasercoastmates.com.au or find them on Facebook under Fraser Coast Mates.
Community Groups & Clubs EX-SERVICE WOMEN’ ASSOCIATION Meets at RSL on 2nd Monday of each month at 10.30am. Contact President Pam Lock on 0409 629387.
FRASER COAST MEMORIAL FISHING CLUB
FRASER COAST NAVAL ASSOCIATION
Legacy House, 1 Byrant Street, Pialba. Open Tuesday to Friday 9am - 1pm. Ph: 4194 5111. www.legacy.com.au
HERVEY BAY RSL PIPE BAND
PARTNERS OF VETERANS ASSOCIATION Contact Ann Cossey 0400 456 507 or Gwyn Wells 0412 757 112.
RAAFA
Contact Birney Divine 0400 568 658 Tuesday and Wednesday 5.30pm
INDOOR BOWLS
HB RSL SOCIAL SNOOKER GROUP
Meets at the RSL 10.30am, 2nd Tuesday of each month. Contact: Ve Heironymus (sec) on 4124 1502.
SOCIAL CARDS GROUP Held at RSL every Monday & Thursday from 1.00pm - 4.30pm in Hervey House. All welcome. Hand & Foot & Pony Canasta contact Heather Lawson on 0422 815 681 or Elizabeth McKenzie 0407 419 446.
Fun, fellowship and friendship in retirement. Meets 4th Thursday of each month. Email: mixedprobushb@gmail.com contact Sue 0478 792 962.
VETERANS OF AUSTRALIA ASSOCIATION INC.
VIETNAM VETERANS’ ASSOCIATION OF AUST. HERVEY BAY CITY SUB-BRANCH
RSL WOMEN’S AUXILIARY HERVEY BAY
MIXED PROBUS CLUB
Held on the 1st DVA payday of the month (Thursday). 11am - 1.30pm. Great catch up, raffle, trivia, entertainment. All welcome.
RSL SOCIAL BOWLS
RSL SOCIAL DARTS
Meetings on the 3rd Monday of each month, 2pm at RSL. Contact Denise Kitchin on 0428 638 784.
VETERANS DAY IN THE SPORTSBAR
www.facebook.com/veteransofaustralia or contact the centre on 4128 3759.
Contact Brian Noxon on 4124 5404 or Rick Brown 0417 731 531.
LAUREL CLUB
Monthly meetings held, for dates and times contact President Shirley Smith 4124 6248.
Meets at RSL on the 2nd Wedenesday of the month, 10.30am at the RSL. Contact President Shaun O’Shea on 4124 4486. Friendly club playing social bowls every Sunday 8am-11am. Only $5 membership. Contact George on 0400 223 724 for details.
Meet at RSL on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 10am at the RSL. Contact Diana Green 4128 7546.
Meets 4th Thursday of the month at 10am at the RSL, Lakes Room. Phone 4197 7477
Meets on the 1st Sunday of the month at 11am. Contact Rodger Widdowson on 0417 074 274.
Meets at the RSL 4th Wed. of each month at 10am. Phone Brian Barker 0467 642 730 or Ray Duce on 0477 799 971.
KOOKABURRAS SHARE GROUP
H.B RSL SUB-BRANCH COMMITTEE
HERVEY BAY OLD SALTS ASSOCIATION
Meets 2nd Tuesday Poppies/The Deck 10.am. Contact Maryann Boyd 07 4128 1339 or 0449 578 652
Played at the RSL on a Tuesday at 2.00pm, & Thursday at 6.30pm. All welcome. Contact Malcolm Pearce 0499 823 980.
H.B LEGACY GROUP
Played every Monday 6pm for 6.30pm start. All welcome. Contact Steve Nolan 0418 418 558.
NATIONAL SERVICEMEN’S ASSOCIATION
HERVEY BAY SNOOKER
Meet at RSL on 2nd Sunday of the month at 11am. Contact Danny Meredith (President) on 0412 523737. Sue Meehaw (Secretary) 0438911950.
TPI FRASER COAST
HERVEY BAY PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP
Contacts: Secretary Declan Chard-Riley 0497 543 963, Peter Finch President 0401 731 633 Lesley Finch Treasurer 0490 494 647 email hbrslpipeband@gmail.com
Meets every Wednesday at 1pm in Lakes Room at HBRSL. All welcome. Contact John Lindsay 0407 139 540.
CONTACT NAMES AND NUMBERS
Meets at the Vet’s Centre, Freedom Park, Pialba. On the 1st Monday of the month at 10am. All welcome. President Clive Saunders 4128 3759 for more info.
WAR WIDOWS’ GUILD OF HERVEY BAY Meet at RSL on 1st Monday of the month at 10am.
WIDE BAY SNOOKER ASSOCIATION Contact: Sharon Philip 0404 192 600 Thursday & Sunday 5.30pm
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE CLUBS PLEASE SEE RSL RECEPTION STAFF.
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COMMUNITY GRANTS (CONTINUED)
SPORTING
IN STYLE STUDENTS from Xavier Catholic College stepped out onto their respective sporting fields in style this month thanks to a $2000 Hervey Bay RSL Community Grant. The grant enabled the teams to don new uniforms and help cover the cost of attending the events. Starting with the girls' netball team, who trained exceptionally hard in the lead up to the Queensland Independent Secondary Schools Netball (QISSN) competition. Xavier Netball coordinator Alison
McGovern said the event was attended by Catholic Colleges throughout Queensland.
where competition supports an atmosphere of sportsmanship, respect and fellowship,” Alison said.
premier rugby league competition for Catholic and independent secondary schools in Queensland.
A team of 10 players and two staff represented the school.
The grant also helped to cover new jerseys for the boys' Rugby team who represented the school well at The Confraternity Carnival, which is the
Both events were held over the July school holidays.
“This carnival celebrates the proud tradition of sport in catholic education,
Congratulations to all the students involved!
A BRUSH
WITH REWARD ART is a way of expression, a way of joy, a way of making people understand things which can't be done verbally. impressed with the calibre works entered in the seven different sections including the open section, landscapes, seascapes, flora and fauna, figurative and portraiture, abstracts and miniatures. It was also lovely, he said, to reward the artists for their hard work thanks to the RSL grant. It's a passion and a positive outlet for many Fraser Coast residents. So, when it came time to reward several passionate artists for their contribution to the arts, the Hervey Bay RSL was happy to support the Hervey Bay Art Society's annual competition with a $500 Community Grant to cover the cost of prizes. The artists had been giving their brush
“Sponsorship makes it possible for the society to organise these exhibitions and special workshops,” Mr Sieber said.
bristles a workout for the past few months while preparing for the highly anticipated 37th Competitive Art Exhibition at Gatakers Artspace on July 3.
He said the society also hosts 10 monthly exhibitions at their Urangan gallery.
Entrants from Hervey Bay and Maryborough, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and Bundaberg turned out in droves for big event.
“It is very important to promote the arts in our community. The Hervey Bay Art Society plays an important culture role in the by promoting the arts and providing a focal point for artists and
Vice President Rolf Sieber said he was
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like-minded people to meet and join in social activities. “The artists are all local members of our society and those exhibitions are very popular amongst the art loving community of Hervey Bay and tourists alike,” he said. “Our exhibitions are all different every month they change from landscape, still life to abstracts and so on, this is what makes it very unique.” The Competitive Art Exhibition will run at Gatakers Artspace in Maryborough from now until August 15, Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 3.30pm, and weekends from 9.30am to 2pm. To find out more about the Hervey Bay Art Society, visit the gallery at 5 Sandy St, Urangan.
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of getting socially isolated veterans, of any age, together for an outing with like-minded people.
VETS HAVE A SHOULDER
TO lean on TRYING to navigate through government assistance packages can be frustrating and confusing at the best of times. For Fraser Coast veterans, former and current members of the Defence Force and their dependents, not knowing what help and services are available to them, or how to gain them, can often be the tipping point to serious mental health issues like PTSD and suicide. That's why the Hervey Bay RSL SubBranch's free Pensions and Compensation Advocacy Service is vital. The service is staffed and operated by two fully qualified advocates, Adrian Lindsay and Michael 'Tiny' Andersen, Wellbeing Coordinator Kristie Scire and Wellbeing Administrator Chrissy Dimitriou. Together the team work tirelessly to ensure that veterans, of any age, and their families have the assistance they need, when they need it. The well-being team work alongside about 20 volunteer visitation officers who visit veterans' in their homes, nursing homes and hospitals, to provide mateship, reduce social isolation and make sure all their care requirements are being met. They also help veterans fill out forms and applications, apply for assistance in the home, health referrals and more. “A lot of the veterans don't know what they are entitled to until they come into the office to see us,” Kristie said. “Especially the older generation that might struggle with computers and
filling out forms,” Chrissy added. “We have volunteers that go out and have coffee with them, have a chat and they can be there as long or as little as they like … it's up to them.”
Guests must be ex-service, visited by one of the support officers and unable to get out and about to socialise by themselves. The office, located in the Signature building on Torquay Rd, is managed by Meagan O'Brien who is the first point of contact for anyone in need of information. If a veteran needs any sort of help, they shouldn't hesitate to make an appointment. The Pensions and Compensation Advocacy Service is open from 0900-1500 hours, Monday to Friday. Phone 4184 9496.
It also provides the volunteers with the opportunity to do a welfare check. “Doing welfare checks on those that don't go out all the time is very important,” Kristie said.
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“Sometimes they can be without food and we're unaware of that; they definitely need our help.” For pensions, veterans have the support of the advocates, who can help break down the ins and outs of the DVA Acts, including assistance with lodging claims.
On Sunday, July 4, a Service of Commemoration was held for OPERATION RIMAU, the ill-fated raid on Singapore harbor. A large crowd of about 100 members was in attendance.
“A lot of them at the end of their tether and don't know what to do and that's where that little bit of help makes a huge difference,” Kristie said.
The weather was extremely kind to us considering what Saturday was like and the view over the Great Sandy Strait was awesome.
“Veterans families who feel they have no help and are fighting a battle with their father alone, we've made a few phone calls and helped them out at the right time when they thought there was nobody.
The next commemoration will be for the Korea Veterans on July 27 at Freedom Park commencing at 1100hrs. There are only a couple of Korea Vets left in the Bay, so all are welcome to come along to support them.
“There's a lot of help out there, the options are endless, they just need to know about them.”
For general interest the number of Sub-Branch Members as of July 7, 2021 is 1,616 which puts this Sub-Branch very high on membership basis.
The service also hosts a Diggers Lunch at the Hervey Bay RSL on the last Tuesday of the month, with the purpose
Pension and Wellbeing sections are very busy with claims and Veterans in need of assistance. In July, the Wellbeing will be hosting the Diggers lunch with the theme of Christmas in July with little presents being handed out. The diggers lunch has been an outstanding success since its inception with mainly Veterans in social isolation situations being the focus. If anyone needs assistance or knows of someone who does need help, please contact the Pension and Wellbeing section see our contact details and opening times below. Until next time take care and be happy.
Brian
Brian Tidyman, Sub-Branch President.
The Sub-Branch office IS AT HERVEY BAY RSL, LEVEL 2 AND is open Monday-Friday 0900-1230hrs. All information is on the website at www.herveybayrslsubbranch.com.au or call on 41977477
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Kicking professional goals JAMES BARTOSEK has come along in leaps and bounds since starting in the hospitality industry as a school-based trainee at the Nambour RSL. From finishing his study and working behind the bar, to becoming a bar manager, restaurant supervisor, gaming supervisor, duty manager, Floor Manager of the Hervey Bay RSL and now Venue Manager of the Clubhouse Hervey Bay, the determined 25-year-old continues to prove his dedication for the job and passion for the industry.
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“I also enjoy creating an engaging, safe and fun environment for patrons to visit.” After accepting the RSL Floor Manager position in 2019, James and his wife Amber – a teacher - made the move to Hervey Bay and haven't looked back.
“The experience from the above roles has given me a wide range of knowledge across the board in relation to the Club land environment,” James said.
“The biggest highlight has been building the relationships with the staff, patrons and management,” he said.
“Each step has been building the foundation of where I am now, and I will continue to build and strengthen where I am going.
“The personal and professional side of my life has also dramatically increased since working for the Hervey Bay RSL. It's been a great journey.”
“Being multi-skilled also creates more
James has since become a much-loved
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member of the RSL Group family and nothing short of a hit with patrons. He may even be a familiar face to locals after appearing on Nine News, praising his efforts and quick-thinking after a fire tore through a nearby unit block on August 1 last year. He was awarded Employee of the Month for his efforts. “There was a fire on Hunter Street, and we assisted with the buses in transporting people from their homes and sheltering them at the Club in Hervey House (function room) until they were able to be supplied with housing. “A few of the people were regulars and they were all very thankful.”
The Best Little Club in the Bay! BIG FEAST
for a small price HAVE you been on the golf course all morning and worked up a hunger? Or maybe you just want to treat yourself or join family and friends for an inexpensive lunch at a restaurant that boasts awesome views and a relaxed atmosphere! Whatever the occasion, The Clubhouse Hervey Bay has you covered with their super lunch specials from Monday to Friday. For just $12, you can choose from five delicious meals that have been handpicked by the venue's head chef. Chef’s can do magical things with food. They can take an abundance of ingredients and weave them together to create dishes that will hit every
single taste bud. That is the aim of our very talented Clubhouse chefs, who use only the freshest, locally sourced ingredients to bring these meals to life. The lunchtime specials are no exception. All ingredients reflect the seasons with lovely warm curries and home-made pies to warm the bones during the cooler months and summer salads, fruits and locally sourced seafood to cool off in summer.
head outside to find a seat overlooking the spectacular view of the 9th green on the Hervey Bay Golf Course – a unique country setting that can't be replicated anywhere else on the Fraser Coast. The venue also boasts a fully stocked bar, kids' room and the private HoleIn-One Gaming Room. So, if you're looking for value-formoney dining with top views, cold drinks and excellent customer service, be sure to swing by The Clubhouse Hervey Bay for your next lunch date.
There’s also plenty of choice when it comes to dining options. Patrons can choose to sit inside in the relaxed and casual dining room, or
Bring your Dad into the Clubhouse for Father’s Day Lunch or Dinner on Sunday 5th of September and he will enjoy a complimentary glass of beer or wine.
MONTHLY CHEF SPECIALS AUGUST Entrée
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Dessert
Spinach & Ricotta Gnocchi
Braised Beef Cheek
Sticky Date Pudding
with Sweet Potato Puree, Confit Mushroom & Cherry Tomato, Charred Shallots & Jus
with Butterscotch Sauce, Cinnamon Crumb & Meringue
$24.90 members $28.90 n/m
members $28.90 n/m
Entrée
Mains
Dessert
Lemon Chicken
Grilled Barramundi
with Pimiento Rice Cauliflower Salad
with White Bean Puree, Nut Butter & Pickled Salad
White Chocolate & Pistachio Semifreddo
Samfaina & Manchenego Cheese
$14.90
members $18.90 n/m
$12.90
SEPTEMBER
with Berry Texture
$16.90
members $20.90 n/m
$28.90
$13.90
members $32.90 n/m
members $17.90 n/m THE
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Something for everyone...
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A unique venue on the Fraser Coast with dedicated staff, fine food and a wonderful setting. The Green View deck offers a stunning view of the 18th green, perfect for parties. Our platters are great for a relaxed get together, celebration or party. Beautiful setting overlooking the 9th green. Choose from our delicious a-la-carte meals, or book a function where our chefs will create a menu to suit your budget and style. Delicious family friendly a-la-carte meals Sports Bar Coffee, cakes, snacks from the Café Kids Play Area TAB Keno Gaming Lounge Function Area Bottleshop
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For more information on our functions at The Clubhouse, or for any enquiries, please phone Alisha on 4124 1177 to plan your next event. Your Vision...Your Style...Your Event...
We can make it happen!
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TAKE a seat at The Clubhouse bistro area to enjoy our entertainers Friday & Saturday nights 6-9pm. FRIDAY 06 AUGUST - Rick Manych
SATURDAY 04 SEPTEMBER - Ricky Manych
SATURDAY 07 AUGUST - Liana McKay
FRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - Pete Baker
FRIDAY 13 AUGUST - Phil Morgan
SATURDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - Matt Phillips
SATURDAY 14 AUGUST - Doug Edwards
FRIDAY 17 SEPTEMBER - Sam Maddison
FRIDAY 20 AUGUST - Sam Maddison
SATURDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - Dean Gray
SATURDAY 21 AUGUST - Dean Gray
FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER - Doug Edwards
FRIDAY 27 AUGUST - Frank Benn
SATURDAY 25 SEPTEMBER - Frank Benn
SATURDAY 28 AUGUST - Pete Baker
FRIDAY 01 OCTOBER - Quinn
FRIDAY 03 SEPTEMBER - One Sly Dog
SATURDAY 02 OCTOBER - Liana McKay
GAMING ROOM 61 POKER MACHINES Try your luck in our Hole in One Gaming Room & take advantage of our premium loyalty Program every time you use your membership card at the Clubhouse
Information is correct at time of printing. Please check The Clubhouse Hervey Bay facebook page for any unforseen changes.
TO ARRANGE PICK UP: 4124 1177 COURTESY BUS COURTESY BUS TO THE CLUBHOUSE AVAILABLE ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS DUNDOWRAN BUS RUN: 6PM PICK UP 9PM DROP OFF FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY
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FRASER COAST MATES
GO PINK FOR Golf Day THE 5th annual Fraser Coast Mates golf day held at the Hervey Bay Golf Club on the 25th of June was a huge success. With over 200 people attending in pink shirts, the day has raised over $10,000 that will go towards funding a local counsellor for urgent support. This year's event was proudly supported by The Maryborough Sun as major sponsor with over 100 local businesses across the Fraser Coast region coming together.
growing support from the community for the golf day reflects the impact that mental health and suicide is having on the community.
Fraser Coast Mates works hard to raise awareness of suicide prevention and mental health initiatives in the local community, hosts a number of events throughout the year including the Golf Day and a Tennis Night.
“While our community has a greater awareness on mental health, the suicide numbers in our region are getting worse. If we want change, it has to start at a community level and encourage people to speak up in a trusting environment”.
President for the Fraser Coast Mates, Darren Bosley, says the
“Today we had so many people tell us their story with their
Photo thanks to What’s On Fraser Coast
connection to mental health. So many inspiring, the experience and tools they have gained with many acknowledging it's a constant in their life. “It reiterates to anyone locally that is suffering that they are not alone. Share your feelings and you will be surprised how many have something in common.” Fraser Coast Mates will also be holding a dinner this year on Friday 13th August at the Beach House Hotel featuring guest speaker ex AFL Footballer Wayne
Schwass and entertainment by local musician Jade Holland. See their Facebook page for ticket details. The team at Fraser Coast Mates can be contacted via email at admin@frasercoastmates.com.au and you can keep updated following on Facebook: www.facebook.com/FCMates.
Guests also receive 20% off all meals at the Hervey Bay RSL and The Clubhouse Hervey Bay. *Blockout dates apply - unavailable school holidays & public holidays. Offer for 2 people. RSL members receive an extra 10% dining discount, non members receive a 20% dining discount.
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THE BEST VIEW IN THE BAY
NEW MOUTH-WATERING
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OUR talented chefs at the Bayswater Bar & Grill have taken sophisticated culinary delights to a whole new level when it comes to this month's Chef's Selection.
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Entrée - Mushroom bag, garlic prawns, pumpkin cream $18.90 Main - Braised Beef cheek, colcannon mash, brussels sprouts, broccolini, jus $34.90 Dessert - Biscuit cup, red berry compote, mascarpone cream $12.90
The August specials comprise of a delicious mushroom bag, followed by a braised beef cheek, colcannon mash. Topped off with a biscuit cup filled with a berry compote and mascarpone cream. The September specials includes a confit duck terrine for entrée. The main is a tender sousvide lamb rack – perfect for a cool spring evening.
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Delicately prepared with attention to detail in both taste and look, these unique meals are sure to tempt all taste buds.
No meal is complete without dessert, especially a lemon tart with meringue and berry sorbet
For a lavish meal that's kind to your wallet, you can't go past these Bayswater specials.
r e b m e t p Se Entrée - Confit duck terrine, brioche, quince, pistachio, pickled onion $18.90 Main - Sous-vide lamb rack, cauliflower puree, roasted vegetables $36.90 Dessert - Lemon tart, meringue, berry sorbet, curd $14.90
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT TAKE a seat and enjoy our entertainers on Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights 5-9pm in the Bistro and on the Verandah Sunday 1-5pm. THURSDAY 05 AUGUST - Aaron Westlake
SUNDAY 22 AUGUST - Dean Gray
SATURDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - One Sly Dog
FRIDAY 06 AUGUST - Doug Edwards
THURSDAY 26 AUGUST - Matt Barker
SUNDAY 12 SEPTEMBER - Frank Benn
SATURDAY 07 AUGUST - Ethan Jones
FRIDAY 27 AUGUST - Bobby Barnes
THURSDAY 16 SEPTEMBER - Frank Benn
SUNDAY 08 AUGUST - Liana McKay
SATURDAY 28 AUGUST - One Sly Dog
FRIDAY 17 SEPTEMBER - Rick Manych
THURSDAY 12 AUGUST - Frank Benn
SUNDAY 29 AUGUST - Matt Barker
SATURDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - Richard Kollbarm
FRIDAY 13 AUGUST - Andrew Copland
THURSDAY 02 SEPTEMBER - Aaron Westlake
SUNDAY 19 SEPTEMBER - Dean Gray
SATURDAY 14 AUGUST - Phil Morgan
FRIDAY 03 SEPTEMBER - Aaron Westlake
THURSDAY 23 SEPTEMBER - Matt Barker
SUNDAY 15 AUGUST - Frank Benn
SATURDAY 04 SEPTEMBER - Elise Teitzel
FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER - Bobby Barnes
THURSDAY 19 AUGUST - Doug Edwards
SUNDAY 05 SEPTEMBER - Doug Edwards
SATURDAY 25 SEPTEMBER - Andrew Copland
FRIDAY 20 AUGUST - Rick Manych
THURSDAY 09 SEPTEMBER - Rick Manych
SUNDAY 26 SEPTEMBER - Sam Maddison
SATURDAY 21 AUGUST - Sam Maddison
FRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - Bevan Spiers
THURSDAY 30 SEPTEMBER - Doug Edwards
Information is correct at time of printing. Please check our website for any unforseen changes. www.herveybayrsl.com.au
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Information correct at time of printing - Prices may change without notice. Entry is restricted to members, guests, reciprocal member’s & bona fide visitors residing more than a 15km radius from the club. Dress codes apply: No hats can be worn within the club at anytime. *Unless of medical requirements. No thongs after 6pm on level 1. Casual smart dress at all times. Information for members, guests & bona fide visitors.