The Burst - July to October 2023

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENTS REPORT

Here we are already halfway through the year, firstly my apologies to our members and their guests for any inconvenience that has been caused due to the extensive renovations that we have been undertaking around the Club, hopefully by the time you receive this copy of the Burst they should all be just about finished and you will see how good the Club looks and the improvements that have been undertaken have been very worthwhile.

The reception area is now a highlight of the Club entrance along with the revamped memorabilia cabinets and the new paved area around the Club memorial are a fitting tribute to all veterans past and present as part of the Club’s heritage as an RSL Club. The Sports lounge area has had a complete makeover with additional larger TV’s, two snooker tables will be situated back in the area and the snooker club will be recommencing their Friday night competition, if you are interested in joining the snooker club see club member Jeff Costa or reception.

ANZAC Day was a great success and with the fine weather, a larger than usual crowd attended, Club CEO Ian Todd, the Management Team and the staff did a terrific job the whole day which meant it went seamlessly, and everyone had an enjoyable day. The ladies of the Sub-Branch Auxiliary did a marvelous job by assisting serving the very welcome breakfast in the various areas of the Club, not forgetting the scouts and guides in the marquee, thanks ladies.

The Mother’s Day special breakfast, lunch and dinner offerings were once again extremely popular with many members and guests attending the breakfast, at both Fireside and Poloy, the Club will be having a similar promotion for Father’s Day in September, I would suggest you book early to ensure you get a table.

The July ham raffle and the very popular Christmas in July show are back, check this edition of the Burst or the Club’s website for full details of all the promotions that are happening at your Club.

It is with regret that I have to advise that Club Director Heather Shepherd has tendered her resignation from the Board due to health and personal reasons, Heather has been a Board Member for 14 years and the Clubs Sports Administrator for 6 years, Heather has made a tremendous contribution to the Board and the Club during this period and I would personally thank Heather for her service and wish her well for the future.

This will create a casual vacancy on the Board which we will be looking to fill, we will be asking for nominations, if you are interested in serving on the Board, if you are not sure what is involved see CEO Ian Todd, COO Debbie Harris or myself. Looking forward to seeing you at the Club sometime soon.

Alan R. Barnes OAM JP President

Phillip Pollard Director Heather Shepherd Director

Bruce Geerin DIRECTOR

Peter Merlino DIRECTOR George Harris DIRECTOR

Ian Todd Chief Executive Officer

BURST EDITOR: DEBBIE HARRIS

Michael Bougoukas VICE PRESIDENT

Tas Aronis SNR VICE PRESIDENT

Alan Barnes OAM PRESIDENT

“LIFE IS LIKE A BANK ACCOUNT. YOU ONLY GET BACK WHAT YOU PUT IN. EXPERIENCE IS THE INTEREST”

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT

As we go to press the Club renovations are coming to a finish. This has been difficult renovation due to the many areas that had work undertaken and we apologise for any inconvenience caused during this period. The comments by all patrons have been great and we are sure you will all like the new refreshed look of your Club.

Once again ANZAC Day was a huge success with hundreds of members and patrons attending the march and service followed by a breakfast back in the Club. This is a significantly important day on our calendar and I sincerely thank all who attended.

The March, Service and Breakfast was followed by a full day of activities in the Club including our very popular Two Up event in the marquee.

My thanks to the Sub Branch and the Ladies of the Auxiliary for their organisation of the day and assistance in serving the breakfast. This combined with the tireless efforts of our staff ensured the day was a huge success.

In March the Club Annual General Meeting was held and I thank those members who attended. Our congratulations conveyed to Heather Shepherd who was bestowed Life Membership at the AGM for her contributions to the Club through her ongoing tenure as a Club Director over the past 14 years, a well-deserved recognition for her years of service.

It is with sadness that we farewell one of our own from our management ranks as our compliance/gaming manager Nuno Henriques heads off for more challenges in life after 11 years here at Kingsgrove. Needless to say, he will be missed and we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavours.

We do however take the opportunity to welcome our new gaming manager, Nathan Hawton, who does come to the

ATTENTION MEMBERS SPECIAL NOTICE – CASUAL VACANCY

A Casual Vacancy has arisen on the Board of Directors of Kingsgrove RSL Club Ltd.

The Board of Directors are seeking the applications for a casual vacancy of Director.

If you feel you have the acumen, drive and passion to be a director of Kingsgrove RSL Club then you should apply.

Any member seeking to apply should provide a letter to the Chief Executive Officer along with any other documentation that will assist in the determination of your application.

Please note that any member applying must comply with Rule 22.6 of The Kingsgrove RSL Club Constitution:

position with over 20 years’ experience in the hospitality and gaming industry.

We are all feeling the effects of the rising interest rates and increasing cost of living so please keep an eye out for the special events occurring at your Club in the coming months and be sure to take advantage of the specials at Fireside Brasserie and Poloy Restaurant.

Our ever-popular Ham Raffle on Friday 21ST July 2023 with 75 half hams to be won with tickets on sale from $1 each.

Entertainment is back at Kingsgrove RSL Club with the following events and shows booked:

Australian Trilogy Show

Christmas In July on Saturday 22nd July is only $50 per person for dinner, 2 drinks and the Australian Trilogy Show which is a tribute to Midnight Oil, Hoodoo Gurus and Crowded house. Seating will be limited and tickets are on sale now.

Pinot & Picasso

A first for Kingsgrove RSL is our new Pinot & Picasso guided paint class on Saturday 19th August at 7.30pm. You can come alone or bring a group as this is looking to be popular event. $70 will get you a 4-hour class and 2 glasses of champagne or house wine. Why not make a night of it and book for dinner in either Fireside or Poloy as well.

Father’s Day is always a very special day here at the Club and we will again be holding our breakfast with a $10 voucher to all fathers and a complimentary middy of beer, then lunch and dinner specials at both Fireside Brasserie and Poloy Restaurant.

Optus Sports is Free at Kingsgrove RSL and all the Games of the Women’s World Cup will be shown Live. Come on down to the Club and support the Aussies!

With all that is coming up in the next few months, there is sure to be something for everyone so I look forward to seeing you all in the Club soon.

Ian Todd Chief Executive Officer

RIGHT HOLD OFFICE:

In Accordance with Rule 22.6 of the Club Constitution Full Members who having been a member for a minimum continuous period of 3 years are entitled to hold office as the President, Senior Vice President, Vice President and Director of the Club.

Applications will close on Friday 28th July at 5pm

The successful candidate will hold office until the next election in 2024

All applications to be made to the Attention of the Chief Executive Officer either presented to the Club, PO Box 57 Kingsgrove 2208, or email info@kingsrsl.com.au

ANZAC DAY 2023 LEST WE FORGET

THE AUSTRALIAN TRILOGY SHOW

TRIBUTE SHOW

22ND JULY 2023 • $50PP DINNER & 2 FREE DRINKS

MIDNIGHT OIL

THE

MEATBALLS WITH RISONI

INGREDIENTS INSTRUCTIONS

600g Italian pork sausages

2 tbs olive oil

75g pancetta, chopped

1 onion, finely chopped

2 garlic cloves, finely chopped

400g risoni or orzo pasta

400g can Ardmona Diced Tomatoes

1 tbs tomato paste

1 cup (250ml) red wine

Finely chopped flat-leaf parsley leaves & grated parmesan, to serve

STEP 1

Squeeze the meat from the sausage skins, discarding the skins. Roll sausage meat into 20 walnut-sized balls.

STEP 2

Heat oil in a deep frypan over medium heat and cook the meatballs, turning, for 3-4 minutes until golden. Remove and set aside. Add pancetta to the pan and cook for 2-3 minutes until slightly crisp, then add the onion and garlic, and cook for a further 2-3 minutes until slightly softened. Add risoni and stir to coat, then add the chopped tomatoes, tomato paste, wine and 2 cups (500ml) hot water. Season and bring to a simmer, stirring, then return the meatballs to the pan. Reduce heat to low and cook for a final 10 minutes or until the risoni is cooked and liquid has absorbed.

STEP 3

Divide among bowls and scatter with chopped parsley and parmesan to serve.

Ham Raffle

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75 ½ LEG HAMS TO BE WON • TICKETS FROM $1 • Tickets on sale from 3.30PM and raffle drawn from 5.30PM

Members Only

WEEKNIGHT SPECIALS

WINTER WARMERS

•

MONDAY • $15

PASTA

Your choice of pasta served with a side of garlic bread. See menu board for pasta selections included in the Monday night specials

(Only available on Monday nights from 5pm, while stocks last) •

TUESDAY • $18

POT PIE

Big pot pie served with your choice of sides, either mash and veg or chips & salad

(Only available on Tuesday nights from 5pm, while stocks last) •

WEDNESDAY • $18

CHICKEN SCHNITZEL/PARMIGIANA

Chicken schnitzel/parmigiana served with chips & salad

(Only available on Wednesday nights from 5pm, while stocks last)

RSL & SERVICES CLUBS

As part of our ongoing commitment to ClubGRANTS and donations to our community, on 23rd February 2023, our Club President Alan Barnes, Vice President Michael Bougoukas and Directors Heather Shepherd and Phil Pollard visited Canberra to attend the Last Post Sponsor Tour at the Australian War Memorial.

The RSL&SCA vision is ‘To inspire and unite communities by recognising veterans’ service.’ For this reason, we have been supporting programs such as Homes for Heroes and Operation Care for years, and more recently the Veterans Benevolent Fund. In addition, programs such as Kokoda Youth Leadership Challenge play a key role with clubs and youth. But this partnership speaks to the importance of commemoration and provides a unique opportunity for veteran and community engagement – and without Clubs like you it would not be possible.

RSL & Services Clubs

Seniors Discount

Available at Fireside Brasserie

RECEIVE 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL FIRESIDE BRASSERIE & CAFE MEALS, MONDAY TO THURSDAY, 12-4PM*

*T&C’s Apply. Seniors discount only available at Fireside Brasserie and Fireside café upon the presentation of your senior card or senior saver card. Discount only available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 12noon till 4pm. Kingsgrove

RSL Club members receive the 10% Seniors discount on top of the Club member discount. Senior Discount Promotion subject to change without notice and at the discretion of management.

Friday 4th August

Here at Kingsgrove RSL Club for Jeans for Genes day

All merchandise on sale

Meets at Kingsgrove RSL Club on the fourth Monday of each month 10am-12.30pm.

Retired men and women interested in attending meeting may contact

MONDAY MORNING FROM 10AM

Contact Bernadette on 0419469152 to book in your spot. No matter what your situation, gentle yoga exercise can adapt to your needs and abilities. It can help in the prevention and control of common health problems.

Contact Sue Phillips on 9588 7314.

As well as a guest speaker at the monthly meeting, there is an outing generally on the third Monday of the month and two short trips away each year.

Probus is an association of active retirees who join together in Clubs, the basic purpose of which is to provide regular opportunities to keep their minds active, expand their interests and enjoy the fellowship of new friends.

FATHER'S DAY BREAKFAST

SUNDAY 3 RD SEPTEMBER 2023 FROM 8.30AM •

All fathers will receive a complimentary middy of beer and voucher for $10 towards the meal of their choice

See specials board for menu and prices

FATHER'S DAY FATHER'S DAY

LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS

WHY NOT TREAT DAD TO THE MAN MEAL SPECIAL

SUNDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER

See menu board for full menu & pricing.

Bookings essential. Call Club reception on (02) 9336-1500 to make your booking.

FATHER’S DAY MENU

KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN WINGS

DOUBLE BEEF & BACON BURGER

STEAK & RIBS COMBO

PULLED PORK NACHOS

Fireside full menu available

OPEN FOR LUNCH

Wed to Sun 11:30am – 2:30pm

Lunch Specials from $13 (FOR MEMBERS)

OPEN FOR DINNER

Wed, Thu & Sun 5:30pm – 9:00pm

Fri & Sat 5:30pm – 9:30pm

TAKE AWAY AVAILABLE Call (02) 9336 1510 to make a table reservation

Closed Monday & Tuesday. No MSG added to meals

Father's DaY Sunday 3rd September

ENTREE: Mixed Entree

(Fried Wonton, Fried Prawn Balls, Homemade Spring roll)

MAIN:

Honey Glazed Pork Ribs

Satay Wagyu Beef

Garlic Seafood

Chicken & Pine nuts

Deluxe Fried Rice

BANQUET PRICE:

$42/pp (member price)

Minimum 4 people

KINGSGROVE RSL COMMUNITY FUNDING

CHARLIE KAZZI WINS GOLD

Charlie successfully dominated the Oceania Games tournament by winning the quarter finals against a French Polynesian champion, then progressing to the semi-finals to defeat the Fijian champion, making it to the finals to defeat the New Zealand Champion.

Charlie is now headed for the 2024 Olympic qualifiers in October.

CONGRATULATIONS CHARLIE!

SHAVE FOR A CAUSE

At the Club on Saturday 6th May 2023, Brett took the jump to shave his beard, a beard he has been growing for over 10 years to raise money for Ovarian Cancer Australia & the nurses that work tirelessly caring for people.

In memory of Kay Harwood who lost her long battle with Ovarian Cancer.

Kingsgrove RSL Club has supported Brett who has so far surpassed his goal of $5,000 and has raised $5,900!

CONGRATULATIONS BRETT!

CHARITY GOLF DAY

On behalf of the Bexley 2CH Ladies Charity Golf Club, thank you for your generous donation to our Charity Day held on 15th May. We had 80 ladies participate in the day from various golf clubs around Sydney making the day a huge success.

We are grateful to businesses such as yours for your assistance, with all funds raised going to the Australian Lions Children’s Mobility Foundation. This foundation is committed to providing walking devices such as the Grillo Gait Trainer at a cost of $8,000 each, to give mobility to children with conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, independence at home and school.

Once again, thank you

Sincerely

JENNY HAWKINS, SECRETARY

On behalf of the Bexley 2CH Ladies Committee

First & Foremost, I would like to thank you & the board of directors

at Kingsgrove

RSL for supporting Charlie and making his dream a reality. Your continual support has been very beneficial and greatly appreciated as we are very grateful

PETER KAZZI

This is Brett Hagen- Secretary of the Hurstville United JRLFC, one of Kingsgrove RSL Club's sponsor groups.

SUB BRANCH PRESIDENT

Welcome to our midyear edition of the Burst, the weather for ANZAC Day was perfect and with it coinciding with the end of the school holidays meant that we had a tremendous crowd at the service comprising of current and ex-service men and women and their families along with many hundreds of local community families all commemorating this very special day at Kingsgrove RSL Club.

The Sutherland Shire Silver Band led the march and supported the service as did the cadets from the 233 St George Cadet Unit who made up the Catafalque Party and Guard. The 4th Kingsgrove Scout Group and the West Bexley Girl Guides were there in good numbers. The Reverend Kees Bootsma Minister at Beverly Hills Kingsgrove Anglican Church gave the ANZAC Day Address.

A special thanks to Club Director Michael Bougoukas and his son Ross who provided their vintage cars to transport those ex-service members who could not march. Thanks to Parade Marshall Phil Pollard and MC Peter Merlino both helped to make the march and service run smoothly.

Laying wreaths were Club Member Albert (Boss) Harihari on behalf of the New Zealand Ex-Service men and women. Councilor Liz Barlow on behalf of Bayside Council, A/Inspector Nick Glover for the St George Area Command, the Cadets, Scout and Guide Groups.

A special thanks to Leilani McIntosh who sang the New Zealand National Anthem in Māori and in English, she did a great job for some one so young in front of such a large audience.

The Kingsgrove RSL Auxiliary assisted as they always do in the smooth running of the morning by serving breakfast to all the attendees this year, as we did last year with a full breakfast being

provided to the Veterans, Cadets, Band, and their families and egg and bacon rolls were provided to all other attendees at the service, thank you Yvonne and all the ladies.

The Club CEO Ian Todd, COO Debbie Harris, the management team and our great staff did an amazing job organizing and managing the whole day, which saw a very large number of members and their guests enjoy this special day. The SubBranch appreciates the close cooperation between the two organizations.

The Sub-Branch along with members from Padstow and Campsie Sub-Branches visited Pre-Schools, Primary and High Schools and Nursing Homes in the Kingsgrove and Padstow areas to assist in their ANZAC Day Service, my thanks to all those who assisted.

Sunday 7th May was the date for our Battle of the Coral Sea Commemoration Service, unfortunately due to wet weather for the second year in a row we had to hold the service in the car park. The guest speaker was WOMT Ray Scarlett who provided a very interesting address on the battle that changed the course of the war in the Pacific. Despite the inclement weather we had a good roll up for the service and luncheon. Our next commemorative service is VP Day, Sunday 13th August commencing at 10.45 am.

KRSL Sub-Branch representatives have attended FSMDC meetings at Bankstown RSL and Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL and the next Sub-Branch meeting is 26th June, please come along and enjoy the comradery.

“WEALTH IS NOT THEIRS WHO HAVE IT, BUT THEIRS WHO ENJOY IT.”

ALAN R BARNES OAM JP

SPORTS ADMINISTRATOR

Firstly, in my new role as Sports Administrator, I would like to thank my predecessor Heather Shepherd for her commitment, efforts and time as Sports Administrator in her many years in the role. I attended my first Sports Council meeting on 8th June with the Darts and Golf committees, unfortunately there was nobody available from the Snooker committee to attend.

Snooker

At this point in time, I would like to inform everybody with the new renovations, the Club has included the sports lounge which will allow us to have the two snooker tables back in play in the near future. So for all you snooker enthusiasts we hope you will come back and join us.

Darts

I’m pleased to say that the Friday night social night of darts is starting to attract more new members, good to see and for the more enthusiastic dart players there is a Wednesday night Club competition for anybody that would like to join.

Golf

The golf club has also been increasing their members, but unfortunately their playing numbers have been down for one reason or another, but we hope to see more players coming out for early morning “character building: sessions during the winter months.

Fishing.

Unfortunately, we still have no fishing club. We are seeking for people to put their hand to help kick start the fishing club and committee once again.

Finally, I would like to say that if there is anybody out there, that might have any ideas of sporting activities that we might be able to accommodate, please let me know.

MICHAEL BOUGOUKAS, SPORTS ADMINISTRATOR

DARTS CLUB

Welcome to winter and hope you are all keeping well and warm. Our darts have been very interesting this year as we have had a few new members join our club. If you wish to join please come down on a Friday night at 7.30pm to see what it entails or see Club reception for more details.

Our competition team was not in the finals for the last season but had a good time each time they played. We are in the process of putting together a second team for our next season. Hope this happens as it will provide a team challenge between the two teams and make life interesting.

GOLF CLUB

First round of Golf for the year was held on 15 January 2023 at Bardwell Valley.

Bardwell valley 15 January 2023

Outright winners (2 ball) Tony Donnellan 36 Points 22 HCP and Michael Buck 34 8 HCP

A Grade winner - Tony Blackmore 35 points 7 HCP, B Grade winner - Tony Fardell 33 points 20 HCP, C Grade Winner- John Williams 35 points 32 HCP

Beverly Park 29 January 2023

Outright winner - Supakorn Koobthong 39 points 19 HCP

A Grade winner - Joe Blackmore 37 points 13 HCP, B Grade winnerPeter Cousins 37 points 17 HCP, C Grade Winner - Ben Yeo 35 points 24 HCP

Highlands 12 February 2023

Outright winner - Graham Richards 40 points 36 HCP

A Grade winner - Joe Blackmore 34 points 12 HCP, B Grade winnerDouglas Marriner 35 points 14 HCP, C Grade Winner - Peter Rugless

38 points 22 HCP

Cabramatta 26 February 2023

Outright winner - Tony Blackmore 39 points 6 HCP

A Grade winner - Steve Hodson 38 points 13 HCP, B Grade winner - Ian Todd 35 points 17 HCP C Grade Winner - Tony Baker 33 points 37 HCP

Bardwell Valley 12 March 2023

Outright winner - John Pehm 39 points 24 HCP

A Grade winner - Neil Wilkinson 38 points 12 HCP, B Grade winner - Tony Fardell 32 points 20 HCP, C Grade Winner - John Beattie 36 points 26 HCP

Lynwood 2 April 2023

Unfortunately, we had to call it off due to very wet conditions on the day. However, 7 players, decided to have a walk in the wet with only three making it through to the end, or so they said. (The Magnificent Seven) Joe, Peter, Tony, Colin, Doug, Ben and Brent.

GOLF / UPCOMING MATCHES

In May we had an inter-club tournament with dart players from Ingleburn RSL Darts club and a great day was had by all and we are travelling to Ingleburn in August to have another tournament at their Club.

Our darts championship for our Club will be held in July and August over two weeks. We will have singles played on the first weekend and the doubles on the second weekend. Any member of the Club can join in our championship so if you are interested just let us know.

Once a month we have a fun night and prizes worth $120 are up for collection on the night. We have eight prizes in all and anyone attending can win.

HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON LYNDA LAKE

Campbelltown 16 April 2023

Outright winner - Colin Kent 39 points 8 HCP

A Grade winner - Joe Blackmore 38 points 11 HCP, B Grade winnerDavid Watt 37 points 16 HCP, C Grade Winner - Tony Baker 36 points 37 HCP

Barwell Valley 30 April 2023

Outright winner - Ian Craddock 43 points 36 HCP

A Grade winner - Glen De Pasquale 34 points 11 HCP, B Grade winner - Supakorn Koobthong 38 Points 17 HCP, C Grade Winner - John Pehm 35 points 22 HCP

Glenmore 21 May 2023

Outright winner - Brent Mason 40 Points 6 HCP

A Grade winner - Michael Bougoukas 30 points 9 HCP, B Grade winner - Michael Stanley 34 Points 13 HCP, C Grade Winner - Graham Errington 32 points 22 HCP

Hurstville 11 June 2023

Outright winner - Tony Donnellan 37 points 22 HCP

A Grade winner - Brent Mason 34 points 4 HCP, B Grade winnerPeter Cousins 34 points 16 HCP, C Grade Winner - Paul Vaitaki 36 points 24 HCP

Next game in Bardwell Valley on 25th June 2023 with first round of Club Championships to be held at Campbelltown on 9th July 2023.

DAVID WATT (PRESIDENT)

To borrow a line from our past Captain Hit them straight, hit them long, sink the putt and the jobs done.

SUB BRANCH AUXILIARY

The Auxiliary has conducted their first raffle of the year –“Mother’s Day”.

All funds raised, $2,106 will be donated to the NSW RSL Defense Care.

A big thank you to the auxiliary members for their support and contribution to the success of the raffle. Thank you also to the Club staff for their help and especially to Sarah for her assistance.

Thank you to all the members who purchased tickets and congratulations to the winners.

1st Prize - Blue Z77 | 2nd Prize – Purple R65 | 3rd Prize – Yellow T40

4th Prize - Green B0 | 5th Prize - Purple Q45 | 6th Prize - M78

7th Prize – Blue B53 | 8th Prize - Yellow 57

Nine members of the auxiliary attended the Anzac Service at the Kokoda Track. This function is so well organised and to see the senior veterans who attend is truly remarkable. I encourage Club members to attend this very special service.

The ladies supported the Anzac Day Service held here at the Club. They assisted with serving breakfast at four separate areas of the Club for all of those who attended. Busy, but enjoyable.

Ellen Glover, our welfare officer, has been in contact with our members who are not well and cannot attend our meetings, by providing cards, telephone calls and visits. We wish them a speedy recovery and thank Ellen for her kind support.

Another “Crazy Whist” night was held in April. A great night with 24 people attending. This is a fun card game and we encourage you all to come and join us on the evening. A huge thank you to

WAR WIDOWS

War widows meet at Kingsgrove RSL on the first Monday of each month at 12noon.

If you would like to join us just

Lynda Lake for all her hard work to make these nights a success.

If you wish to join us in the auxiliary, please contact one of the ladies or Club reception, and you would be most welcome. Meetings are held each 4th Monday of the month at 6.00pm

COORDINATOR

come along and let yourself be known or contact Wendy Thompson 0409 063 214 or Lynda Lake 0407 900 961.

KINGSGROVE RSL COMMUNITY GROUP

Our Easter delivery went well but we still had to leave the goodies at reception of each nursing home. We have had contact from a couple of nursing homes to say the Easter Eggs were a big hit with the residents.

As we go to print a nursing home has got in contact with us as they are having a teddy bears picnic. We are going to donate thirty teddies to their project and hope that they enjoy their picnic with the residents.

The ladies are still busy doing projects for the nursing homes for Christmas. We have around 400 presents to do so you can imagine how busy their hands are working. If you would like to join our community group you can leave your name and phone number at reception and we will get in contact with you. We meet

on a Monday morning once every two months to discuss what we are doing.

We would like to thank everyone who has donated wool to us for their generosity. We have made good use of all these donations. Beanies, blankets, bears and coat hangers are all in progress. We also have orders for scarfs and beanies in football colours. If you require anything just get in touch with reception.

In closing I would like to thank all the ladies in the group for their efforts throughout the 20 odd years we have been involved in this community group.

LYNDA LAKE

Sub-Branch Meetings 2023

Monday 28th August 2023

Monday 23rd September 2023

Monday 18th December 2023

All members of the Sub-Branch are invited to attend subject to the COVID 19 restrictions.

The General Meetings of the SubBranch is held on the 4th Monday of every second month. Time 6.30pm. A two-course meal and refreshments follow the meeting. Members, please note that if a public holiday falls on the above dates, the General Meeting will be held on the 3rd Monday of the Month

Peter J. Merlino HONORARY SECRETARY

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13th August 2023

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