Welcome to our Spring/Summer edition of the Burst, it has been great to see so many of our members back in the Club and enjoying the hospitality provided by the staff and partaking of the delicious meals from Fireside Brasserie and Poloy Restaurant, both are great dining destinations.
With the Club now back as close as one can be too normal, or pre covid as they say, the Club has bought back many of our very popular promotions, Christmas in July was a great success as was the very popular ham raffle, the Sunday raffles are ongoing, and the solo artist starts at 12pm. The Friday night solo artist has recommenced, why not have a meal at the Fireside Brasserie and enjoy the music.
There are many great promotions coming up between now and the end of the year, they are listed in this edition of the Burst or check the Clubs web site. The Club Directors and the Club senior management recently gave up their weekend to attend a strategic planning meeting that was held at the Mittagong RSL, this ensures that the Board and the management are working together in planning the future direction of the Club.
The Club has finished upgrading the air conditioning in the Fireside Brasserie and Lounge area and this will improve the temperature control during the coming summer months. There are several other projects that are in the pipeline to improve the ambience and features of the Club, the foyer area upgrade is waiting on plans from the builders and the Board is looking at the possibility of putting a roof over the top level of the car park with solar panels on it to cut the amount of electricity the Club uses and continue our role in cutting our emissions.
Congratulations to the Sub-Branch Auxiliary on their 70th Anniversary which was celebrated with a luncheon held at the club on 24thSeptember, a report and photos of the event are in this edition.
Your Club through the ClubGRANTS scheme has once again assisted various very worthwhile charities and local junior sporting organizations with donations totaling over $133K, Homeless Veterans, Calvary Health Care, Morris Children’s Fund, Hurstville United JRLFC, Kingsgrove Colts JRLFC, St George Dragon JRLFC, Ursula’s/Fatima Netball and Bexley North FC and of course the Club’s own inhouse sporting groups are a few of the recipients, the full listing of the donations appears on page 4.
The Sub-Branch, the Auxiliary and the Kingsgrove RSL Community Group once again played an important role in the community, our thanks to them for giving freely of their own time representing your Club.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, I wish all the Kingsgrove RSL Club members and their families a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year and thank you for your continued patronage of this great Club.
I look forward to seeing you at the Club sometime soon.
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
Your Club continues to progress back to some form of normality after the past two years with some of our regular events such as Christmas in July and the July Ham raffle being hugely successful.
The rebranding of our food outlet to Fireside Brasserie has also been very popular along with the Chinese Restaurant Poloy with a fantastic turnout for Father’s Day and great crowds during the week. Be sure to check out the new menu and the fortnightly specials for Fireside Brasserie and don’t forget you can reserve a table in all parts of the Club for a meal. Contact reception for details.
The Board of Directors and management recently attended a Strategic Planning Session to extensively review the current direction of your Club. I wish to thank the Board for their input and providing their time for this two-day event as they represented you, the member and provided great insight for our future. We will be publishing the Strategic Plan on our website once approved by the Board of Directors.
One of the privileges we get representing your Club is being part of the annual ClubGrants allocations where we review the many applications by numerous organisation who provide some fantastic services in our community and we provide donations and sponsorships to support these initiatives. This year on behalf of the members we donated over $133K in funds. Please check page 4 for a list of the donations.
Your Club once again has a number of great events and promotions starting with our ever-popular Carols by Candlelight on Saturday 26th November with a performance by the Dance Party and the Rock & Soul choir, visit our website to register your interest in attending this great show and also to receive free vouchers to use on the day.
We will also see the return of our Membership promotion, which will commence on Monday 21st November to win an assortment of vouchers totalling over $15,000. Full details can be found on page 5.
Membership renewals for 2023 will open on Monday 21st November 2022.
Saturday 3rd December 2022 will see the return of our Star Tributes Night featuring entertainment by “Alive in the 70’s”
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Members of The Kingsgrove RSL Club Limited Will be held in the Club’s premises situated at Memorial Park, Brocklehurst Lane, Kingsgrove, on Tuesday 28th March 2023 at 7pm
Notice of business and all resolutions proposed to be dealt with at the Annual General Meeting, shall be handed to the Chief Executive Officer on or before 7th March 2023 and in the case of Special Resolutions on or before 28th February 2023.
starting at 7pm with tickets only $50PP tickets go on sale Tuesday 1st November.
Join us for our Senior Citizens Christmas Lunch on Tuesday 6th December at 12.30pm. Tickets are only $20 featuring the sounds of Tony Mazell. Tickets on sale Tuesday 1st November. Santa will return to Kingsgrove RSL Club on Saturday 10th December for photos with the kids. Sessions are available between 11am – 2pm but please make a booking to avoid disappointment.
Our Christmas Ham Raffles are always a great hit and this year will be no exception with 101 ½ leg hams being given away on Friday 2nd December and again on Friday 9th December. Tickets are only $1 and are on sale from 3pm. Draw to commence at 5.30pm. Then on Friday 16th December we will have our ham and meat tray giveaway. There will be 250 half leg hams to be won over the three draws.
Friday 24th December will see our Seafood and meat raffle take place in time for Christmas Tickets are $1 and are on sale from 4.30pm. Draw to commence at 5.30pm to win an array of oyster’s, prawns, crabs and meat trays.
Saturday 31st December see in 2023 with a bang here at Kingsgrove RSL with good food, good wine and great entertainment from Time Out Duo as we count down to the New Year. Tickets are $50 and seating will be limited.
Join us to celebrate Australia Day with a free sausage sizzle, Happy hour from 2pm – 6pm on Thursday 26th and enjoy a mega raffle to win an assortment of great prizes, special BBQ lunch and live entertainment from “American Roots Duo”.
Your Club’s Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 28th March 2023 at 7pm.
During the year we have seen a number of employees leave our Club to seek new endeavours and although it is sad to see them go, we wish them all the very best including long term employee Julia Qiu finished up after 11 years with the Club, we wish her luck for the future. With these changes we welcome Supervisor Alex Khammana who has previous experience in the Club Industry and the promotion to supervisor of Gustav Korent.
As this is the last edition of the year, I would like to take this opportunity to wish a Merry Christmas to Alan Barnes and the Board of Directors, to Peter Merlino and Peter Burgess and the Sub Branch Committee, to Yvonne Talbott Coordinator of the Sub Branch Auxiliary, to the members of the Kingsgrove RSL Club Ltd Community Group, to all the Sporting Club committees, Annie, Charles and the staff of Poloy Restaurant.
I wish a Merry Christmas to my management team of Debbie Harris, Nuno Henriques, Mar Clark, Ryan Kavanagh, Marianela Hernandez, Alex Khammana, Gustav Korent, my administration staff of Sophie Vassil, Sarah Mezentsef, Natasa Merovski and Belinda Pirreca. Chef Karl Bonwick and all the Fireside Staff, as well as all the Club staff for all their efforts throughout the year.
On behalf of the management and staff I wish a very Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year to all the members and their families and friends, we look forward to seeing you at the Club soon.
Ian Todd CEO
ADVENTURE OUT LTD
$4,000.0
BEXLEY NORTH SPORTS CLUB $5,000
BOOKTOPIA $103.82
KINGSGROVE HIGH GIDLEY KING SPONSORSHIP $500
CALVARY HEALTH CARE SYDNEY $6,200
CANCER COUNCIL $1,000
KINGSGROVE COMMUNITY GROUP $752.43
CONDON ADVISORY ROYAL AUST ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION $820
OUR LADY OF FATIMA STATIONERY DRIVE DELIVERY $626.08
DE LA SALLE CRICKET CLUB $3,000
EARLWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL $50
KINGSGROVE NORTH HIGH GIDLEY KING SPONSORSHIP $500
HURSTVILLE UNITED JRLFC $7,500
KINGSGROVE BUS DEPOT INSTITUTE $1,500
KINGSGROVE COLTS $5,000
KINGSGROVE HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS EXPO $9,675
KINGSGROVE RSL-SUB BRANCH $10,000
KINGSWAY COMMUNITY CARE $5,500
KOORI KIDS $400
$17,350
KINGSGROVE HIGH ALF PRESTON SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP $500
MORRIS CHILDREN’S FUND INCORPORATED $8,080
OUR LADY OF FATIMA 105TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FEAST $750
PETER KAZZI - BOXING SPONSORSHIP $2,550
RSL & SERVICES CLUBS ASSOCIATION $5,000
RSL LIFECARE $8,000
STATE EMERGENCY SERVICES $1,234
SOLDIER ON $261
ST. URSULAS COLLEGE GIDLEY KING SPONSORSHIP $500
ST GEORGE DRAGONS JRLFC $5,000
ST URSULA’S COLLEGE MOVIE NIGHT $130
ST URSULA’S FATIMA NETBALL CLUB $3,000
STARLIGHT CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION $1,000
STEPPING OUT PROGRAM $5,000
TONGAN CATHOLIC CHAPLAINCY APPEAL $2,500
VETERANS BENEVOLENT FUND $10,000
VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT $750
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T&C’s: WIN 1 of 5 x $30 Ultimate Kids Gift Card (valid for 12 months and available to be used at 5 Retails; Amart Sport, Cotton On Kids, Dymocks, JB Hi-FI, Rebel). Entries to be returned to Kingsgrove RSL Club reception by 10:00pm Friday 16th December 2022. All winners will be contacted by Phone on Monday 19th December 2022. By entering this competition you allow Kingsgrove RSL to showcase your entries and take photos of the winners to be announced/posted on social media, if you do not wish for this to occur please do not enter. Open for all children aged 12 years and under. All entries must be attached to a Kingsgrove RSL Club Member # to be eligible to win.
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Meets at Kingsgrove RSL Club on the fourth Monday of each month 10am-12.30pm.
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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.
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in their classrooms.
Kingsgrove RSL are proud supporters of Learning Links, an Australian charity who provide children and young people who have difficulties learning with the skills, services and family support that will help empower them to realise their true potential.
Thanks to funding from Kingsgrove RSL Club for this project, Learning Links Speech Pathologists will work at Kingsgrove Public School to identify and support local children in the early stages of schooling who are at risk of poor academic outcomes and social isolation due to underlying speech, language and communication difficulties.
Every child is different so the goals of intervention will depend on their individual needs. These include Language Development - understanding and speaking, Speech Development - clarity, articulation, stuttering and dyspraxia, Voice Control –quality, volume, tone, pitch and awareness of voice, Literacy Skills – reading, writing and spelling, Cognitive Communication Skills – problem solving and imagination and Practical Language and Social Skills –making friends and social interaction. Through our partnership with Learning Links @learninglinksau, and thanks to our recent ClubGRANTS donation of $17,350 from Kingsgrove RSL Club, this year, Learning Links are supporting up to 32 students with weekly evidence-based therapies to help combat their challenges at a vital stage of their development and over 20 teachers at the stage to best address speech challenges
With the assistance from Kingsgrove RSL Club, Learning Links Speech Pathologists will be working to help empower these young people in our local community to learn and thrive.
DON TILLEY General Manager, Funding & Partnerships Learning Links Alan Barnes Club President Don Tilley GM Learning Links Ian Todd Club CEO
I hope everyone has been handling COVID 19 through winter. Once again we have had to cancel our luncheon in November as nursing homes are being very careful with COVID 19 around them. We are hoping to get into the nursing homes this year to give the presents to the residents themselves, but if not, we will leave them at their receptions like last year.
The community group would like to thank the members who have given us donations of wool. It has been a great help to us in achieving our goals. A few people have also ordered the scarves and hats as well and all this goes to helping seniors in our area.
In November the Club is holding Carols by Candlelight and we have been given a stall at this function so come along and have a look to see what we have. You may be able to purchase something for Christmas.
If you are interested in joining our group or just doing things at home to help us, please leave your information at reception at the Club and they will get in touch with us. It is very rewarding doing gifts for others and the seniors appreciate the gifts we give them.
As this is the last report for this year I would like to thank the Club for their support throughout the year and wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2023.
Our next meeting is in October so you can get in touch if you are interested. We meet every two months. We have between 450 and 500 gifts to do for Christmas so any help is welcomed.
War widows meet at Kingsgrove RSL on the first Monday of each month at 12noon. If you would like to join us just come along and let yourself be known or contact Wendy Thompson 0409 063 214 or Lynda Lake 0407 900 961.
This year we were able to conduct the Father’s Day Raffle. A total of $1,200 was raised to donate to the RSL LifeCare Veteran’s Service and Spur Equine Program.
Congratulations to our winners and thank you to all our members and friends for purchasing so many tickets. Thank you to the ladies of the Auxiliary for their effort in donating and preparing the prizes and selling of tickets and to Sarah for her assistance in arranging the prizes.
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The celebration of the Auxiliary’s 70th Anniversary was held on the 24th September with a luncheon at the Club.
It was very encouraging to see so many Sub-Branches and Auxiliaries attending the function. Those attending were the Mayor of Bay City, Dr Christina Curry, Guest Speaker Bronte Pollard, Liaison Officer for the National Centre for Veterans’ Healthcare at Concord, Ian Todd, CEO of Kingsgrove RSL, Board and Sub-Branch members and the Auxiliary ladies. The following RSL Sub-Branch and Auxiliaries were in attendance. Balmain/Rozelle, Canterbury/Hurlstone Park, Campbelltown, City Liverpool, Bass Hill, Penshurst, Earlwood/Bardwell Park, Marrickville, Forestville, Fairfield, and Lakemba.
Achievement certificates were presented on the day to the following members who have served the Auxiliary for many years. Mavis Rowe, Patricia Graham, Lynda Lake, June Roy and Jeannine Geerin, all receiving 20 years of service. Congratulations to all those ladies for their time and effort over the years of service. Unfortunately Lorraine Doohan was not able to attend to receive her certificate for a wonderful effort of 35 years’ service.
During the luncheon I was delighted to present on behalf of the Auxiliary, a donation of $8,000 to the RSL LifeCare Veterans’ Service and $4,000 to the Spur Equine Program. A mighty effort from the ladies in raising these funds for a worthwhile cause. Thank you to Ian Todd and his staff for their effort in making the function a success. A very big thank you to our President Alan Barnes who was MC for the day and did a marvelous effort.
The Auxiliary’s next project is our Christmas raffle commencing in November and we look forward to presenting some wonderful prizes for the event.
Yvonne Talbott COORDINATORWith the summer season just around the corner, I’m sure everyone will welcome the warmer weather after what has been a very cold and wet winter, although the weather bureau is saying more rain is on the way.
The very pleasing news we received recently was that RSL NSW had approved for Padstow RSL Sub-Branch to become a Chapter of Kingsgrove RSL Sub-Branch, this is a win win situation for both Sub-Branches where we will both be a lot stronger, it will also ensure that Padstow RSL continue to have a presence at their Club and in the community. A big welcome to Trevor Young and all the members of Padstow RSL Sub-Branch, when you see them around the Club give them a warm welcome.
On Sunday 14th August the Sub-Branch held our VP Day Commemoration Service and luncheon, cadets from TS Sirius and 233 St George Regional Cadet Unit, provided the Catafalque Party and Guard. LTCOL Schon Condon GCSJ RFD inspected the Guard and gave an interesting insight into WW2.
Congratulations to the Sub-Branch Auxiliary on their celebratory 70th Anniversary luncheon held at the Club on Saturday 24th September, there were nine (9) Sub-Branches represented with over (100) representatives, the Mayor of Bayside Council Dr Christina Curry was in attendance and Bronte Pollard the Liaison Officer at the National Centre for Veterans Health Care at Concord gave a presentation on the work they are doing with Veterans. The day was a great success.
On 30th October Peter Merlino, Trevor Young and I will be travelling to Newcastle to attend the NSW RSL State Congress, this will be the first face to face Congress in two years, the previous ones were held via zoom and although they achieve an outcome it is not as satisfactory, we will report the outcome of all the motions put forward at the next Sub-Branch meeting.
The Sub-Branch will be holding the Remembrance Day Commemorative Service and luncheon on Sunday 6th November commencing at 10.45am. The TS Sirius and 233 St George cadets will be participating. All Sub-Branch members are welcome to attend and medals to be worn.
The Commemorative services and luncheons held by the Sub-Branch are very well attended these days with Belfield and Bankstown RSL and now Padstow RSL members adding to the numbers.
The Sub-Branch Committee have a very busy period coming up in November with a number of schools and nursing Homes requesting a Remembrance Day Service. Members are welcome to attend please see Secretary Peter Merlino re times and dates of the individual services.
As this is the Christmas edition of the Burst I would take this opportunity on behalf of the Sub-Branch Committee and the members to extend our Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year to the Board of Directors, Club CEO Ian Todd, the Club Management team, the super helpful office staff and the terrific Club staff who look after the Sub-Branch at our meetings and Commemorative services as well as Poloy Restaurant who provide the great meals at the Commemorative luncheons.
To the Sub-Branch Executive, Committee, Sub-Branch members, the Auxiliary members, you and your families, may you all have a Merry Christmas, a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year.
Our next Sub-Branch General Meeting is on 24th October, followed by 19th December dinner and refreshments which will be provided after the meeting.
“The toughest form of mountain climbing is getting out of a rut” Alan R. Barnes OAM JP – President
Where has 2022 gone? It seems like only yesterday we celebrated the New Year and with the Festive Season and another New Year now fast approaching this year has gone by way too fast.
Our Darts Club weekly competition is continuing with a lot of fun to be had by all. Some of our Darts members are also competing in an Inter Club competition with details and results in their reports.
The Golf Club are completing their Club Championships when the rain allows them to play and the results could be surprising, so you will have to read the Golf report to catch up on who has been winning.
The Round Robin was not conducted again this year but hopefully will be able to be held next year as it is a great inter club competition which always ends with a lot of laughs.
Our Sporting Clubs Champions will be revealed at the Stars Tribute night on Saturday 3rd December and all Sporting Clubs
members and their partners are encouraged to attend so that you can show your support for your Club Champion and to your Club who provides the funding in the form of Sporting Grants so that you can participant in your chosen sport at a minimal cost.
If you are considering joining a Sporting Club now or in the New Year, just ask at Reception and they will give you the details of who to contact.
In Closing I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Directors, Management and especially the staff for their support over the year towards the Sporting Clubs.
I would also like to wish all the Sporting Clubs, the Club Members, Staff and their families the very best for Christmas, along with a Happy and safe New Year and I look forward to seeing you at the Club.
Heather Shepherd – Sports AdministratorIn my last report our competition team was going into the grand finals against Kurnell. A good game was played but unfortunately we were runners up. May be we can do it next time. Good luck to the team. We are now into our summer competition and enjoying our games each week. It will finish in November.
In August we played our championship for the year. The results were:
Open Champion Robert Mahon Runner Up Michael White
Women’s Singles Rachael Berecz Runner Up Kris Meyer
Men’s Singles Randall Green Runner Up Michael White
Women’s Doubles Jeanette Hollingsworth & Lynda Lake Runners Up Rachael Berecz and Donna Aronis
Men’s Doubles Randall Green and Corey Pinkus Runners Up Michael White and Robert Mahon
Mixed Doubles Kris Meyer and Michael White Runners Up Donna Aronis and Randall Green
A good day was had by all and congratulations to everyone who played, especially to Robert who has become our new champion.
Our darts social nights finish at the end of November and resumes again in January 2023. The darts AGM is in February 2023. If you are interested in playing darts, even if you have never played before, come down and introduce yourself on Friday nights after the raffles in the Diggers Lounge. We have prizes throughout the year on fun nights and a Christmas party at the end of the year. It costs $5 to play each night and there is a player’s draw to be won. If you think you might like to join us leave your name at reception or come and see us on Friday nights. If you do not have darts we have some available for you to have a go.
As this is the last report for the year I would like to thank the Club for their support throughout the year and to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. Hope to see yo' on Friday nights.
BARDWELL VALLEY
Outright Winner
PETER MASON 42 PTS OFF 37 HCP
A Grade Winner GLEN DAVIS 35 PTS OFF 1 HCP
B Grade Winner
JOE KOHU 34 PTS OFF 17 HCP
C Grade Winner PAUL VAITAKI 37 PTS OFF 22 HCP
Outright Winner
JOHN WHITEHEAD 34 PTS OFF 20 HCP
A Grade Winner MICK BOUGOUKAS 31 PTS OFF 8 HCP
B Grade Winner DAVID WATT 30 PTS OFF 16 HCP
C Grade Winner GRAHAN ERRINGTON 33 PTS OFF 26 HCP
Outright Winner MICK BUCK 39 PTS OFF 11 HCP
Division 1 Winner STEVE HODSON 39 PTS OFF 13 HCP
Division 2 Winner JOHN PEHM 39 PTS OFF 23 HCP
Outright Winner TONY DENNIS 39 PTS OFF 18 HCP
A Grade Winner MICK BUCK 35 PTS OFF 9 HCP
B Grade Winner JOE KOHU 34 PTS OFF 17 HCP
C Grade Winner JOHN WILLIAMS 29 PTS OFF 35 HCP
Outright Winner ALAN BARNES 37 PTS OFF 27 HCP
A Grade Winner COLIN KENT 34 PTS OFF 6 HCP
B Grade Winner JOHN GALVIN 36 PTS OFF21 HCP
C Grade Winner GRAHAM ERRINGTON 36 PTS OFF25 HCP
Outright Winner BEN YEO 34 PTS OFF 29 HCP
Division 1 Winner IAN TODD 31 PTS OFF 16 HCP Division 2 Winner TONY DONNELLAN 30 PTS OFF 22 HCP C/B
Next game 1ST Round Club Championships is at MacArthur Grange Golf Club on 25/9/2022.
Congratulations must go to Club President Alan Barnes as the 2022 R S L Cup Winner. Well done Alan. We are all looking forward to the end of year blast but you will have to wait till next year to find out who the 2022 club champions are.
Merry Christmas to all and hope you have a safe and healthy New year. See you all back in 2023. Well, that’s all folks, rain rain stay away.
FROM THE DESK OF THE CAPTAIN TONY (LUMPY) DENNIS TIL NEXT TIME.
Monday 24TH October 2022
Monday 24TH October 2022
Monday 19TH December 2022
Monday 27TH February 2023 AGM
Monday 24TH April 2023
Monday 26TH June 2023
All members of the Sub-Branch are invited to attend subject to the COVID 19 restrictions.
The General Meetings of the Sub-Branch 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.
President A.R. Barnes, OAM, JP
Secretary P.J. Merlino
Treasurer P.G. Burgess, JP
P.A. Pollard, JP R. Talbott, OAM, JP Committee
T.A. Parsons
J.A. Graham, JP N.L. Arena, JP
R. Talbott, AM, JP
Brocklehurst Lane, Kingsgrove NSW
PO Box
Kingsgrove NSW 2208
Kenneth Fredrick Harris ARMY
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Sunday 6TH November 2022
Commemoration service starts at 10:45am
Tuesday 25TH April 2023
Commemoration service starts at 7am
Sunday 7 TH May 2023
Commemoration service starts at 10:45am
Monday 10am - 3am Tuesday 10am - 3am Wednesday 10am - 3am Thursday 10am - 3am Friday 10am - 4am Saturday 10am - 4am Sunday 10am - 3am
Monday 10am - 3am Tuesday 10am - 3am Wednesday 10am - 3am Thursday 10am - 3am Friday 10am - 4am Saturday 10am - 4am Sunday 10am - 3am
Friday 5.30pm - 9.30pm Saturday 5.30pm - 9.30pm
Friday 4:30pm - 12:00am
Saturday 4:30pm - 12:00am
Sunday 1:30pm - 9:00pm
Monday 10am - late Tuesday 10am - late Wednesday 10am - late Thursday 10am - late Friday 10am - late Saturday 10am - late Sunday 10am - late
Monday 12pm - 8:30pm
Tuesday 12pm - 2:30pm | 5pm - 8:30pm Wednesday 12pm - 2:30pm | 5pm - 8:30pm Thursday 12pm - 8:30pm Friday 12pm - 9pm Saturday 12pm - 9pm Sunday 12pm - 8:30pm
Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday 11:30am - 2:30pm | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Thursday 11:30am - 2:30pm | 5:30pm - 9:00pm Friday 11:30am - 2:30pm | 5:30pm - 9:30pm Saturday 11:30am - 2:30pm | 5:30pm - 9:30pm Sunday 11:30am - 2:30pm | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
The following is a list of Club and Sub Branch officials and members who are JP’s and who are regularly at the Club.
Neil Arena Tas Aronis Alan Barnes OAM Peter Burgess John Graham Debbie Harris Heather Shepherd Robert Talbott OAM
