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perfect pies & pastries just in time for winter CRAVE DESSERTS in-house sweet baked pies WIN TICKETS to Toy Story 4 movie launch WINTER WONKA HIGH TEA with incredible edible delights

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Contents The Plaza Pizza Mama

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Chefs Grill 8 Clubby House Party Packages 9 Meet Our Dessert and Pastry Team 10-11

MASTER PL AN

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The grand opening of our multi-outlet casual dining precinct, The Plaza marked the end of Stage A of the Master Plan redevelopment. In the coming months the last outlet as part of the Plaza, Red Panda Noodles will be unveiled. Construction on Stage B is now well underway which includes the delivery of premium car parking spaces, improved pedestrian access and a new grand entrance foyer.

Stage C of the Masterplan is also in progress and is on track

for delivery prior to Christmas 2019. Stage C will deliver an a la carte steak and seafood restaurant and a cocktail lounge, to be built adjacent to the Starlight Room. Stay up to date with the Master Plan by visiting www.wentyleagues.com.au/masterplan or our social media pages. As we continue to improve our facilities, we appreciate your patience and are working hard to minimise disruption.

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Winter Wonka High Tea Tiny Tots Tuesdays - Free Entry Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga Kids Show & Disco

Dining Wenty Café + Dragon Noodle Bar

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Promotions Weekly Promotions

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Winning Wheel of Cash

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What’s On

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Entertainment June Entertainment

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July Entertainment

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August Entertainment

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Regulars President and CEO Report

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Community 4-5 Sub Clubs

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President’s Report Dear Members It’s great to see everyone enjoying our new casual dining precinct, The Plaza. In the coming months we’ll unveil the last outlet as part of the Plaza, Red Panda Noodles and a premium dining offering and cocktail lounge adjacent to the Starlight Room. As the Masterplan re-development continues, look forward to Stage B delivering premium car parking spaces, improved pedestrian access and a new grand entrance foyer by the end of the year. Stay up to date with the Master Plan by visiting our website and social media pages regularly to see the latest progress.

I’m pleased to report that Wenty Leagues have renewed sponsorship of $20,000 in funding towards a 2-bedroom apartment in Ronald McDonald House, Westmead.

Wenty Leagues sponsored room 204 which includes facilities such as, spacious hallways and bathrooms for easy wheelchair access, laundry facilities, dining and kitchen space and a private balcony overlooking quiet bushland. Each year, the Ronald McDonald House, Westmead help support over 1,360 families with seriously ill children. The

CEO’s Report

funding from Wenty Leagues gives the club the opportunity to connect and engage directly with the house and families whilst providing much-needed financial support.

I wish to commend the efforts of our Staff as they continue to do some amazing work supporting the Parramatta Mission Meals Plus Outreach Program and the Ronald McDonald House Meals from the Heart Program. Led by CEO, Glenn Kovacs, volunteers from all departments lend their time by helping prepare and serve hot meals to sick children and their families and to over 200 homeless and/or disadvantaged people in need. It has always been a firm value of mine to always give back and advocate through action, a strong commitment to the community.

Applications for the 2019 ClubGrants Category 1 have now closed and I would like to wish all who applied the best of luck. Notification on the outcomes of each application will be released in July.

On this note, I’m proud to share that the Board, Management and Staff take pride in being able to service the needs of the local

Dear Members

community through numerous initiatives that support not-for-profit organisations.

Finally, on behalf of the board I would like to thank those who attended the 61st Annual General Meeting in May to hear about the strong results over the last year despite the extensive redevelopment the Club is undergoing. This is a testament to the efforts of the board and staff at Wenty Leagues throughout 2018 and could not have been achieved without the ongoing support of all our members.

I look forward to seeing you all at the Club.

Ian McCann President

The grand opening of The Plaza signified the end of Stage A of the Master Plan and as we set our sights towards Stage B, the excitement and anticipation continues to grow. With that said, I’d like to begin my report by conveying my gratitude to all our patrons for the support they’ve shown during this period. I’d also like to give a special thank you to our staff for their amazing efforts in reaching this milestone.

As with many large projects, challenges can arise along the way, and I believe our team has handled the pressure with absolute professionalism and continued to ensure we deliver exceptional hospitality.

The response has been amazing as each dining outlet in The Plaza has introduced new flavours which have impressed and delighted tastebuds. Moreover, the style and décor has created a vibrant atmosphere which truly encompasses our theme of ‘a home away from home.’ As we now approach the colder months, look forward to Chefs Grill bringing

you some off-menu hearty favourites and Crave Desserts to deliver sweet baked pies and pastries designed to warm you up for winter. I’d also like to introduce you to our talented team of pastry and dessert chefs who will be creating these freshly baked delights from scratch in our in-house bakery. You can read more about the team on page 10.

Following on from the success of the White Rabbit High Tea during Easter, this time we will be hosting another inspired by Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. A fun family activity for the school holidays, treat the kids to a selection of finger sandwiches, miniature cakes and sweet treats. Tickets are limited so I encourage you to book early to avoid disappointment.

Entertainment has always been a core focus at Wenty Leagues, and we pride ourselves on providing our members and guests with the best entertainment experience. As a testament to that commitment, I’m excited to announce that we have been recognised as a finalist/winner in the large venue category for the ‘Club Award for Excellence & Commitment to Entertainment.’ This award takes into consideration the level and quality of entertainment provided throughout the year. Continuing this commitment, there is a spectacular line-up of entertainment to look forward to in the coming months – see page 18 for more details.

on the Queensland Maroons in NRL’s fiercest footy rivalry. You can catch all the action live on our big screens plus enter our beverage promotion for a chance to win some great prizes. Details can be found on page 28 of this Journal.

Once again, thank you all for your continued patronage and I look forward to seeing you at the Club.

Glenn Kovacs Chief Executive Officer

Now in the thick of the NRL season, an exciting part of the year is always the State of Origin series where the NSW Blues take

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AN ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION TO SHARE GREAT EXPERIENCES AND BUILD NEW CONNECTIONS

FINALIST AUSTRALIAN CLUB ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS Wenty Leagues is proud to be named as a finalist for the Large Venue ‘Club Award for Excellence & Commitment to Entertainment.’ Entertainment plays an important role in making Wenty Leagues a destination where people can come together to share great experiences and build new connections. Showcasing a variety of entertainment options help to appeal to the variety of people who make up our membership base. Combined with other benefits, entertainment seamlessly contributes towards elevating the whole patron experience by helping them to unplug, relax and enjoy their time at Wenty Leagues. Recognition as a finalist is a testament to the commitment Wenty Leagues has in consistently providing great entertainment for members and guests. To see the next line-up of entertainment see page 18.

MARGARET MERRITT 45 YEARS OF SERVICE AT WENTY LEAGUES Earlier this month, Margaret Merritt celebrated 45 years of service with Wenty Leagues. This astounding milestone was celebrated over an enjoyable morning tea where Margaret was acknowledged by CEO, Glenn Kovacs, and Director, George Mumford. A beautiful assortment of fruit platters, freshly baked pastries and hot and cold beverages was organised for the celebration and all attendees were delighted

by Margaret’s willingness to share some of her most memorable moments. Throughout her time, Margaret has held a variety of roles throughout the club and provides guidance for many of the newer staff members. Margaret continuously showcases a true passion for providing exceptional customer service, a quality that Wenty Leagues holds in regard and is truly grateful for her services.

SUPPORTING FAMILIES WITH SERIOUSLY-ILL CHILDREN MEALS FROM THE HEART

Every year, Ronald McDonald House, Westmead helps over 1,360 families with seriously ill children. As a long-term partner, Wenty Leagues has provided support to numerous initiatives and relishes the opportunity to connect and engage directly with families in the local community. The following highlights areas where much-needed financial support was provided.

The Wenty Leagues team consistently volunteer their efforts to support Ronald McDonald House’s Meals from the Heart Program. The program is a hands-on opportunity to directly support families staying at the house. It is a chance to take the time to discover their stories, whilst providing a home cooked meal and a night off for them in the kitchen.

APARTMENT SPONSORSHIP RENEWAL

MOVIE NIGHT

Wenty Leagues is proud to announce that $20,000 has been contributed to renew the sponsorship of a 2-bedroom apartment in Ronald McDonald House, Westmead.

Accommodating for families with seriously ill children, apartment 204 includes facilities such as, custom-built hallways and bathrooms for easy wheelchair access as well as laundry, dining and kitchen spaces. There is also a large private balcony overlooking the peaceful bushland for quiet times to share with the family.

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Wenty Leagues has partnered with Ronald McDonald House, Westmead to raise funds through a special viewing of the much-anticipated movie, Toy Story 4. An exclusive VIP Red Carpet event, the evening will take place on Wednesday, 26 June at VMAX Event Cinemas at Castle Towers. It will be a fun and entertaining VIP experience with a complimentary snack pack on entry to enjoy during the screening. All proceeds will support seriously ill children and their families at Ronald McDonald House Charities throughout Greater Western Sydney. For more information on how to secure a double pass see page 9 of this Journal.

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MARGARET CONTINUOUSLY SHOWCASES A TRUE PASSION FOR PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE

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Cinnamon Sugar & Vanilla Cream Cheese

Supreme

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PIZZA AND

DOUGH-KNOTS DINNER PACKAGE

Enhance your entertainment experience Chicken Boscaiola

Garlic & Herb Butter

CHOOSE FROM A SELECTION OF 5 PIZZAS: Chicken Boscaiola, Hawaiian, Margherita, Supreme or Prawn COMBINE IT WITH YOUR CHOICE OF UNIQUELY CRAFTED DOUGH KNOTS: Garlic and Herb Butter Double Smoked Bacon and Wild Honey Cinnamon Sugar and Vanilla Cream Cheese MEMBER: $31.70 NON-MEMBER: $34.80 All pizzas can be made gluten free for an additional $3. Swap mozzarella to vegan cheese for $3

Pick-up times from 6pm – 7pm at Pizza Mama Tickets are available to purchase until 2pm the day of the show.

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WINTER WARMER

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Available every week during winter

let’s party DELUXE PACKAGES TO MAKE YOUR CHILD’S PARTY ONE TO REMEMBER Party rooms are located inside the Kids Clubby House which features a huge adventure indoor playground complete with spiral tubes, crawling tunnels, slippery slides and vision bubbles to get the party started.

The deluxe party package includes: Themed party room Unlimited indoor playground access 90 mins dedicated party room 90 mins dedicated party host A meal per child from the party menu A kids drink per meal Snacks – chips, lollies, jelly cups, fairy bread In house made ice cream or sponge cake FROM

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A very special red carpet event at Event Cinemas Castle Hill A Function Confirmation Form along with a security deposit must be paid in order to receive your movie tickets.

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Wenty Leagues proudly supporting

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Claudia Meoli

Marco Nannetti

Gregory Clarke

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EXECUTIVE PASTRY CHEF

Gregory did his apprenticeship at Piere Michelles and then went on to work at Hilton Hotel.

Looking to hone his craft, he decided to travel to Europe to study at Lenotre Patisserie School in Paris where he learnt the subtle art of making chocolate, candy and ice cream.

Kannan Alagappan PASTRY COOK

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Kristie St George PASTRY CHEF

Kristie started learning how to bake cakes at 9 years old. Inspired by a friend’s mum who taught her how to make sugar flowers, she started to make cakes for her fellow classmates’ birthdays.

Having found her passion, Kristie began her apprenticeship at Nicks Bar and Grill and Rockpool Est. 1989. She earned her qualification at Royal Sydney Golf Club and ran sections at Regatta Rose Bay. She rose quickly in the industry with her unique style of taking familiar flavours and adding something unexpected to enhance the experience.

Now with 8 years’ experience under her belt, she aims to bring her unique flair to surprise and delight diners at Wenty Leagues.

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Once completed he worked his way through Europe at some of the most renowned restaurants including Michelin-Starred, Intercontinental Park Lane, London, Black Forest in Germany and Insbrooke, Austria where he created marzipan sweets and sculptures.

Upon his return to Australia he opened his own business, Le Chocoreve Patisserie at 3 locations - Stanmore, Glebe and Bondi. There he made a variety of sweet treats to supply David Jones and the Hilton Group of hotels.

Prior to joining Wenty Leagues he was Head Pastry Chef at Dalton House Group and worked at Fresh Collective to cater for events such Polo, Opera By The Sea and other functions for the Museum of Contemporary Art. His signature dishes are Tarte Tatin and Croquembouche and with 35 years of industry experience we are excited to have on the Wenty Team.

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WARMING YOU UP FOR WINTER WITH

freshly baked SWEET PIES, PASTRIES AND MORE

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Try our assortment of handmade sweet baked pies*, croissants, Danishes, tarts, muffins and more.

Baked in-house everyday by our team of pastry chefs. *Sweet baked pies available for a limited time only

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School Holiday Fun let us entertain the kids

Tiny Tots Tuesday JUly JUNE

Enjoy some incredible edible delights at our

Winter Wonka HIGH TEA

EVERY TUESDAY 9.30AM – 11.30AM

M O N DAY 8 J U LY See back cover for more details

FREE ENTRY

2 | CLOWN PARTY

Join us for some silly fun at this week’s clown party.

School Holidays

4 | PIRATE PARTY

Ahoy matey’s, all aboard. We are going on a pirate adventure.

11| BUBBLES AND SLIME

It’s scientific, creative and the best kind of messy.

You’re invited to an epic slime making party.

18 | JACK SHARP THE MAGICIAN Step into a world of wonder. There will be magic, balloons and lots of fun!

9 | CREEPY CREATURE DISPLAY

Touch and hold live bugs whilst learning all about how important they are in our ecosystems.

16| BRICK BUILDING FUN ZONE Get creative with a fun brick building workshop.

23 | CHEEZLES AND EASLES PAINT-A-LONG

Get creative with our Paint-a-Long workshop, don’t forget your painting apron!

25 | JUNGLE FUN

30 | PIRATE PARTY

Take a wild adventure into the jungle. There will be face painting, party games, music and dancing.

Ahoy, me hearties! Come dressed as a pirate and join us for a morning of pirate games and dancing.

ARIANA GRANDE & LADY GAGA KIDS SHOW & DISCO WEDNESDAY 17 JULY Doors Open: 10.30am Show Starts: 11.00am

ALL TICKETS $10 Kids under 12 months free Patrons must have a ticket to enter the show.

Free entry for children under 12 months.

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PROMOTION

DINING

To enter simply purchase any Canadian Club product between Friday 31 May – Friday 12 July for your chance to win!

DRAWN MONDAY 15 JULY 10.00AM MEMBERS ONLY PROMOTION

CHICKEN AND CASHEW NUT STIR FRY

THAI CHILLI BASIL CHICKEN

Mem $16.8 Vis $18.5

Mem $16.8 Vis $18.5

Terms and conditions available from reception. One ticket per person per day.

Wenty Leagues practices the Responsible Service of Alcohol.

Authorised under NSW Permit Number LTPM PENDING

Raffle

TRADING HOURS SUN – THU: 8AM – 3.30AM FRI & SAT: 8AM – 5.30AM

$3,000 WORTH OF PRIZES

SUNDAY 9TH JUNE

Tickets on sale from 3pm

(Queen’s Birthday long weekend)

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Choose from a variety of hot and cold beverages, delicious sandwiches, wraps, burgers, pizzas along with a range of tasty sweet treats.

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DESPERADO – THE EAGLES SHOW

June A TAPESTRY OF FIRE & RAIN, THE MUSIC OF CAROLE KING AND JAMES TAYLOR

SAT 1 JUN, 7.30PM

Desperado, The Eagles show combines awesome vocals and harmonies with great musicianship to reproduce all of the iconic songs of The Eagles: Hotel California, Tequila Sunrise, New Kid In Town, Take It Easy, Lyin’ Eyes, Heartache Tonight, The Long Run & many more. This award-winning show has drawn packed houses at the club in the past, delighting audiences, so book now and don’t miss out.

SAT 22 JUN, 7.30PM

A Tapestry Of Fire & Rain, the music of Carole King and James Taylor is the sound track of a generation. Di Bird and Peter O’Regan, backed by a band featuring the incomparable Steve Brien on guitar, combine to deliver an unforgettable night of favourites such as You’ve Got A Friend, I Feel The Earth Move, How Sweet It Is & Fire and Rain, to name just a few.

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: NO

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: NO

PRISCILLA TO MOULIN ROUGE SAT 8 JUN, 7.30PM

Davin Griffiths-Jones presents Priscilla to Moulin Rouge a fun and entertaining show, featuring songs from five of Australia’s biggest movie musicals: Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, Strictly Ballroom, Muriel’s Wedding, The Boy From Oz and Moulin Rouge. So, get your feather boa and platform shoes on, pile on the make-up and get ready for the most glamorous show in town.

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: NO

RUMOURS - A TRIBUTE TO FLEETWOOD MAC SAT 15 JUN, 7.30PM

This show captures the sound of Fleetwood Mac’s legendary Rumours album and includes songs from the bands early blues period & right through their career. Fleetwood Mac’s eclectic catalogue, combined with this great band, will ensure a room packed with elated fans of all generations. Delight in hits like Go Your Own Way, Dreams, Little Lies, Albatross, The Chain, Sarah, Don’t Stop, Landslide, Rhiannon and more...

KINGS & QUEENS OF DISCO

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: YES-SPLIT

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: YES-SPLIT

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Kings & Queens of Disco is a high energy live show featuring a hot band performing the biggest hits of disco by the likes of The Bee Gees, Gloria Gaynor, Amii Stewart, The Village People, Donna Summer, The Tramps, KC & The Sunshine Band, Chic & The Jacksons. You’ll need your dancing shoes to boogie to I Will Survive, Stayin Alive, Y.M.C.A, Knock on Wood, Born to be Alive, Jive Talking, We Are Family, Blame it on the Boogie and so many more.

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July

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UNFORGETTABLE A TRIBUTE TO MICHAEL BUBLE & NATALIE COLE

ADAM SCICLUNA - THE SHOWMAN SAT 20 JUL, 7.30PM

Adam Scicluna, returns to his entertainment home, Wenty Leagues, to present The SHOWMAN. Awarded and applauded throughout his career as a brilliantly multifaceted entertainer, Adam brings to the stage his unique mix of music, comedy and unsurpassed performance.

This show highlights Adam’s ability to engage an audience, moving them effortlessly from laughter to tears, to standing ovations. Adam Scicluna is The SHOWMAN.

SAT 6 JUL, 7.30PM

UNFORGETTABLE is a celebration of the timeless music of two iconic artists, Michael Bublé and the late Natalie Cole. Dan Marko & Tracy Costa perform songs like Just Haven’t Met You Yet, Sway, Crazy Little Thing Called Love and Quando Quando, as well as Natalie Cole classics When I Fall in Love, Unforgettable, Paper Moon & more.

Delivered with style and sway, you’ll no doubt agree that this show really is unforgettable.

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: NO

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: NO

JOHN WILLIAMSON THE BUTCHERBIRD TOUR SUN 7 JUN, 4.00PM

Australian icon John Williamson will celebrate the release of his 52nd album, ‘Butcherbird’, with a national tour where he will share his latest original compositions complemented by songs from his massive back catalogue of constantly requested favourites from an amazing fortyeight-year career. John will take his audience on a journey through the country, combining humour, romance, environmental issues, travelling songs and campfire stories woven together by the master storyteller’s songs. Unlike much of today’s music, John’s songs have real meaning and his new songs are no exception.

• DOORS OPEN 3:30PM | SHOW STARTS 4:00PM TICKETS: $49 (NFT) DANCEFLOOR: NO

AMERICAN SUPERSTARS – EVERY SONG A HIT SAT 13 JUL, 7.30PM

American Superstars showcases the extraordinary songs and talents of Billy Joel, Neil Diamond and Stevie Nicks, performed by three of the best tribute artists in the world today. Canadian singer Bobby Bruce salutes to Neil Diamond with hits such as Cracklin’ Rosie, Kentucky Woman, Cherry Cherry and Sweet Caroline. Australian piano-man, Jimmy Mann performs the hits of Billy Joel You May be Right, Piano Man, It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me, and Up Town Girl. Chris E Thomas channels Stevie Nicks singing all-time greats like Gypsy, Sara and Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around.

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• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: $35 (NFT) DANCEFLOOR: YES-SPLIT

SAT 27 JUL, 7.30PM

Bad Moon Rising celebrates the rootsy, rocking style of Creedence Clearwater Revival, as a very talented band reproduce memorable tunes including Down on the Corner, Proud Mary, Spell on You, Who’ll Stop the Rain, Fortunate Son, I Heard It through the Grapevine, Bad Moon Rising and many more. These classic songs are every bit as good now as they were when written in the 60s.

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: YES-SPLIT

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AUDIO VIXEN PRESENTS FAMILY LEGENDS SAT 3 AUG, 7.30PM

The Music of Family Legends show, stars Audio Vixen, whose un-paralleled vocal harmonies have drawn praise from the likes of X Factor judge Guy Sebastian who said, “I could listen to you guys all night”. The show features timeless music of iconic family groups such as The Doobie Brothers, Righteous Brothers, Beach Boys, Carpenters, Bee Gees, Everly’s, Pointer Sisters & so many more. It’s the kind of show you would expect to see in Las Vegas!

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: NO

THE PRINCE EXPERIENCE CELEBRATING THE 35TH ANNIVERSARY OF PURPLE RAIN SAT 10 AUG, 7.30PM

The Prince Experience celebrates the 35th anniversary of Prince’s Grammy Award winning Purple Rain album and film. Featuring the 7-piece Purple Doves Band and dancers, the show brings to life the colour and music of international music superstar Prince, as they perform hits like When Doves Cry, Let’s Go Crazy, 1999, Kiss, Cream, Purple Rain and countless others. This show is a celebration of Prince’s music which is now more popular than ever.

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: YES - SPLIT

THE BEATELS SAT 17 AUG, 7.30PM

Performed by Australia’s internationally acclaimed Beatles impersonators, this tribute is an amazing live show that re-creates the music of the ‘fab four’. The Beatels even use vintage instruments and wear authentic costumes made famous by The Beatles. From the early hits like She Loves You, Twist & Shout, A Hard Day’s Night & Daytripper, through to the full splendour of Sgt Pepper’s, songs like Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Get Back, Birthday, Penny Lane & Hey Jude, this show will delight!

THE BEST DISCO IN TOWN SAT 24 AUG, 7.30PM

Get ready to relive your favourite funky dance floor songs of the disco era. The talented cast of ‘The Best Disco in Town’ sing & dance their way through classic disco tunes of groups such as Earth Wind & Fire, Michael Jackson, The Jackson 5, The Ritchie Family, The Supremes, K.C. & The Sunshine Band, The Bee Gees & more.

• DOORS OPEN 7:00PM | SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKETS: MEMBER $10 | VISITOR $12 DANCEFLOOR: YES - SPLIT

ROD STEWART & THE BEST OF BRITAIN SHOW SAT 31 AUG, 7.30PM

Rod Stewart and the Best of Britain Show stars international touring artist Dave ‘Rodney’ Patten. Dave captures Rod’s look, moves and cheeky persona. Celebrate the hits, anthems & beautiful ballads including Maggie May, Sailing, You’re In My Heart, Hot Legs & more.

The Best of Britain Band perform the hits by the likes of Gerry & The Pacemakers, Herman’s Hermits, the Stones and of course The Beatles.

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Every ay sd Wedne .30pm from 7

ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WENTY LOUNGE EVERY WEEK

FRIDAY FROM 6PM

Kick off the weekend with a variety of soloists and DJ playing non-stop classics and one hit wonders from the 70s, 80s, 90s and now all night long.

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Featuring talented soloist, Oscar Kami performing a repertoire of songs with a mix of chart-toppers, classic favourites and unforgettable hits.

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Annie Z

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Lionel Robinson

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Amanda Easton

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Glenn Campbell

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Tony Williams

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Ian Blakeney

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Peter Morgan

GET YOUR SQUAD TOGETHER AND JOIN TRIPLE M’S ANTHONY MAROON FOR OUR FREE TRIVIA AND SHOW ’EM WHATYAKNOW! PLUS THERE’S A $500 There are prizes up for grabs including: CASH JACKPOT AT THE END OF THE SEASON. 1st Prize - $100 Wenty Leagues Gift Voucher

Poker is a card game where the winner is determined by the ranks and combinations of their cards, some of which remain hidden until the end of the game.

2nd Prize - $25 Wenty Leagues Gift Voucher Runner up - Wenty Leagues Drink Vouchers

Learn to play, make new friends and win cash prizes!

Mahjong

SUNDAY FROM 6.30PM

Our talented duos take the stage performing a repertoire of songs with a mix of chart-toppers and classic favourites followed by our DJ to keep you going into the rest of the night.

It’s your time to relax and kick-back – so grab a friend, a glass of wine and settle down in the Wenty Lounge for a night of smooth and soulful music.

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Rock Solid Duo

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Mitch Anderson

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Glenn Campbell

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Bucket List Duo

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Amanda Easton

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Mitch Anderson

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Troy Smith

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Craig Woodward Duo

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Peter Morgan

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Amanda Easton

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Twin Set Duo

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Brad Johns

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Everyday People DJ DEE FROM 10:30PM

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT TRIVIA IS FOR 18 YEARS & OVER

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Ceroc is a modern form of jive. It's smooth and stylish partner dancing and a mix of jive, ballroom and swing.

Mahjong is similar to the Western card game rummy. Mahjong is a game of skill, strategy and calculation and involves a certain degree of chance. Mahjong is played every Monday in demolish. Entry is free and there is $500 in cash up for grabs every week.

$18 FOR TWO CLASSES | EVERY MONDAY 7.15PM See Reception for further details

MONDAY AFTERNOON • 3PM | REGISTRATION • FROM 2PM MONDAY EVENING • 7.30PM | REGISTRATION • FROM 6.30PM

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Simply show up with a team or join one on the night.

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SATURDAY FROM 8PM

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BLUFF YOUR WAY TO THE TOP Every Tuesday from 7.30pm Registration from 6.30pm Entry $15

Played similar to Bingo but with symbols instead of numbers.

Hoi is a fun alternative to regular bingo.

Prizes include gift vouchers.

Every Wednesday at 11am

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3pm: 6.30pm: Live & free entertainment in Wenty Lounge

Sundays

Note: Promotions and activities subject to change.

Wednesdays

9.15am: Gentle Exercise Class 11am: Hoi 7.30pm: Cash Housie 7.30pm: Trivia

Thursdays

Wednesday 24 July

9am: Tai Chi Class 9.15am: Gentle Exercise Class 10am: Tai Chi Class 11.30am: Cash Housie 6.30pm: 8.30pm: Live & free entertainment in Wenty Lounge

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9am: Tai Chi Class 10am: Tai Chi Class 11am: Bingo 6pm: Live & free entertainment in Wenty Lounge 7.30pm: Cash Housie 10pm: TuCandela Latin Friday

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9am: Tai Chi Class 10am: Tai Chi Class 11am: Cash Housie 3pm: Mahjong 7.15pm: Ceroc Dance Class 7.30pm: Mahjong

9am: Tai Chi Class 9.15am: Gentle Exercise Class 10am: Tai Chi Class 11.30am: Cash Housie 7pm: Bingo 7.30pm: Poker

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picking up second place, congratulations to all players.

O’Connor, Beryl Taylor (11).

After a promising start to the season and with good results mid-season, the weather unfortunately played a large part in dashing our hopes for multiple premierships in both the Junior and Senior competitions. At the time of the semi-finals there were four Senior and four Junior teams in contention for the finals, but just like last year the wet weather in the days prior to the weekend meant that many pitches were too wet to play or the outfield was underwater.

As a result, the enforced draw meant that most of our teams’ statistics weren’t good enough to ensure they won by points. This was disappointing as many matches that were labelled as ‘draws’ due to weather, could have been very close and our teams may have prevailed against teams we had beaten throughout the season. Next season we may have to ask the weather Gods to hold the rain until after the Grand Finals!

Our Friday social events are going from strength to strength with several new players now playing not only on a Friday social, but also representing our club in the Western Districts Completions. Come and join us in the Magpie Bar on Friday nights for a fun night.

David Harrison

Congratulations to the following who managed the excellent feat of winning 8 or more games in a row: Judy Byrnes (13/3), Hertha Roedl (27/3). The first aggregate for 2019 was won by Jolly Judy Byrnes with 60 points. The runner up was the master of unorthodoxy, Dennis the menace Williams on 58 points.

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The interclub team, after the 11th of April, is running seventh with two wins and four losses.

DOMINOES

Mick Prestipino is back playing after his stroke, welcome back Mick. I wonder if his stroke has affected his reneging ability. I am sure everyone is sorry that Mick has lost most of his voice. The decibels are way down.

We did have two Junior teams win their Grand Finals, the U16/1 and U12/1 – well done boys, and congratulations on a great season with consistent results. Excellent performances in the U16/1 with the bats by Aidan Caine (35), Ravin Ganesh (50) and Shanuk Karandeniya (47) putting us in a great position of 7/171.

Good bowling by Imaadh Nafeel 2/10 off 6, an amazing 4/12 off 11 by Shanuk Karandeniya, 1/2 off 4 by Aidan Caine plus tight bowling by the rest of the bowlers restricted the Hills Barbarians to just 71 runs – a brilliant victory.

The Dominoes Club Championships have commenced so we wish all players the best of luck in the upcoming competitions. Winners of the February competition are as follows, J Van Eekeres, P Jolly, K Stagg and T Toomey. Our March winners consisted of R Chaperon, A Alderman, J Moncreiff, C Vella, S Caine, R.Garden, B Casey and R Chaperon.

Our U12/1 team also performed brilliantly on the day. Baulkham Hills batted first, but Aiden Johnpillai’s 2/5 off 5, Hrehan Shah’s 2/8 off 7, Viren Garg’s 2/7 off 4, Sandeep Ravishankar’s 2/12 off 4 and Ashaan Jayapragash’s 1/5 off 4 saw them all out for 71. Our boys then took to the bat and Aditiya Tiwari’s strong 26 and Viren Garg’s 18 n.o. saw our boys victorious with 3/73.

Congratulations boys on a fantastic victory.

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A huge thank you to the Coaches, Managers and Scorers of all teams. Without your valuable assistance our teams could not function and would not have as much fun. Your love of cricket and your desire to see your sons and daughters do well in this great game is wonderful to see, and we greatly appreciate your involvement.

We are now getting ready for Junior and Senior Presentations to be held in May and are looking forward to a quieter couple of months before it all starts again with registrations in July!

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DART CLUB On Saturday the 9th of March Wenty Leagues and Smithfield RSL arranged a Friendship Day Challenge.

This was the first time the event was run and judging by the response there will be many more in the future. A great day was had by all with Smithfield RSL taking the win by 20 points to 16.

All teams are going well in their respective divisions with our Monday night division 1 and division 3 teams leading their competition and our mixed doubles team leading in division 1 in the Wednesday night event.

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In our club competitions The Presidents Trophy was held on Saturday the 22nd of March and was very well attended. The Ladies event was won by Andrea Hendly with Michell Blommestein coming in as runner up. The Men’s event was taken out by Marlou Savabia with the runner up being Ian Merry.

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Our first Dan Cross Money event was held on Friday the 5th of April and was also well attended. This competition is a drawn mixed doubles event and runs in a handicap format. Michelle Blommestein and Gil Balignasay came in first with Mable Elliot and John Rook

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The Annual General Meeting was held on the 17th of February with patrons K Stagg and A Kazangi being announced as President. Following this, P Jolly was announced as Vice President, R Gorbatenko filled the position of Secretary, S Keniry became the new Treasurer and J Lowery, D Lawton and C Manton were all welcomed as new committee members.

Domino’s takes place every Thursday and is played in the Sporting Area. Names are to be in by 7.15pm as games commence at 7.30pm. All are welcome.

Patricia Jolly Vice President

EUCHRE The Euchre Club plays each Wednesday near the TAB whilst the renovations are in progress commencing 7.30 p.m. Sixteen games are played, with a break after 8 games and cash prizes and club vouchers for those placing first, second and third. It costs $3 to play each night plus a $3 annual membership fee. There are prizes for the best aggregate each seven weeks with six aggregates per year.

There is also a prize for the best annual aggregate over forty-two weeks. Any player lucky enough to win eight or more games in a row on any night also receives a small prize. On the social side there are two dinners per year.

New players are always welcome. You do not need to be an expert player to participate and you will find there is a range of ability amongst the players. You start with a partner and change partners after each game. Changing partners is fun and like any endeavour, ability improves with practice. Lessons can be arranged for those unsure of how to play or who wish to improve. If you have never played, we can teach you. If it has been some time since you played, we can also arrange a refresher session.

Results since the last journal are as follows (winning games in brackets); 20/2 1st Hertha Roedl (12) 2nd Charlie Grech, Terry Scott (11) 27/2 1st Joe Brassaud (12)2nd Fran Boxall, Ray Gorbatenko, John Long, Dennis Williams (10) 6/3 1st Ray Gorbatenko, Col Levingston, Hertha Roedl (11) 13/3 1st Judy Byrnes (14) 2nd Caroline Arona, Norm Towells, Dennis Williams (11) 20/3 1st Christel Brassaud (13)2nd Mitch Paterson (12), 3rd Les Bowerman, Judy Byrnes, Ray Gorbatenko, Tony Irvine, Betty Kay, Dorothy Lawton, Col Levingston, Bill Seinor, Dennis Williams (9) 27/3 1st Joe Brassaud, Hertha Roedl (12) 3rd Caroline Arona, Ray Gorbatenko, Bill Seinor (11) 3/4 1st Fran Boxall (12) 2nd Bill Seinor (11), 3rd Ron Betteridge, Charlie Grech, Joe Brassaaud (10) 10/4 1st Col Levingston (12) 2nd Judy Bowerman, Hertha Roedl (11) 17/4 1st Bill Seinor (12) 2nd Ray

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Sadly, we have lost another member. Our favourite pommie, Dennis Williams has moved to Goulburn to be a full-time career for his wife. Hopefully the love Dennis has for his wife will make her burden easier to bear. We will miss the way Dennis plays each card, his slightly unorthodox play, his big smile and his sense of humour. Dennis will be missed at Wenty, Merrylands and Cabramatta. Hopefully he will turn up for a game if he happens to be in Sydney and will be welcome.

Colin Manton Secretary

FISHING Since the last report we have had three deep sea fishing trips scheduled. Unfortunately, one was cancelled by the boat skipper due to poor conditions and in the interests of safety. The second fishing trip went ahead in March, as well as the first of the 2019 ‘Small Boats Competition,’ which took place in April at Greenwell point, just south of Nowra. The first deep sea fishing trip in March saw a very windy day, the current was strong which made it difficult for our fishermen to hold bottom. Even with our mandatory one-pound sinkers the lines constantly drifted off, making it very challenging to catch fish. Despite the rough conditions and a lousy days catch, a good day was had by all and we reeled in 1 Morwong, 2 Snapper, 8 Flathead and 1 Pig Fish.

The biggest bag went to Greg Scott with 46.3 points and the biggest fish also went to Greg with a Pearl Perch, weighing in at 1.50kg.

Those who attended the second trip in mid-March also had poor weather conditions to contend with. Rough winds and a large swell forced a strong current which made it hard to hold bottom. This time of year is notorious for strong currents.

Nevertheless, the fishermen were still keen get out amongst it. The eagerness was evident with all on board expecting a decent catch and a story to tell when they get back home. Overall it was a good day, but unfortunately the fishing was poor and the catch consisted of 6 Morwong, 6 Snapper, 7 Pigfish and 5 Sergeant Baker. Other fish were caught however due to size restrictions they were thrown back. The biggest bag went to Joe Romcek with 3.160kg and the biggest fish went to George Schembri with a Sergeant Baker weighing in at 1.365kg.

The first Small Boats competition for the year saw attendees travelling down to Greenwell Point.

Fishermen stayed at the Coral Tree Lodge Tourist Park and spent the day on the water, either over the bar where you can fish as deep as your boat will allow or in the river where it is much calmer. Some fishermen head out 10 kilometres from land where supposedly the big fish are located. On the first day the fishing was poor however, it picked up on day two and good catches were made by all attendees.

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0.8kgs. Once again the weather was poor, it was rather windy with a large 3 metre swell and deceiving currents that looked calm on the surface but had our lines swaying below. This did not stop our eager fishermen. The trip back into calmer waters was quite turbulent and as we came in over the bar all boat captains had to be on alert so we made it back safely. All did!

7.30pm. Congratulations to the following executive committee members for 2019: Rick Cefai as Sensei, Ray Bligh as President, Amanda Seck as Secretary and Deanne Pierce as Treasurer. I would like to further congratulate our off-mat committee Doug Rapp, Caroline Karachristos, Karen Hilton, Renee Forbes and all instructors as well as patrons Trevor and Marie Simpson.

For those with a boat who are looking for a weekend away with people with similar fishing interests, please contact a member of the Fishing Committee. Dates regarding the next Deep-Sea fishing trip and Small Boats trips can be found on the notice board in the gaming area at the club.

A further congratulations to the following students who were recently graded:

Phil Nash Publicity Officer

GOLF The Golf Club Stableford Championships have been completed with Jim Clarke coming in as the A Grade Winner on 146 points, closely followed by Ryan Payne on 143 points. Nathan Cook became the winner of B Grade on 134 points, from Kel (Soups) Fangupo on 130 points. The winner of C Grade was Charlie Ghaleb with 133 points, followed by Lisa Jade on 125 points. These results see our 2019 Clubman of the year Nathan Cook, leading on 57 points, from Kel Fangupo on 37 points.

On the 10th of March 18 players ventured to Nelson Bay for the Golf Club weekend away. The weather was hot and some great golf was played with Jim Clarke taking the lead on 73 points, closely followed

by Leon Plotkans in second place on 72 points. Rob Willis and Alan Thompson both came in as equal 3rd on 71 points. The following weekend we were due to play Gosford Leagues Club at Penrith however, due to heavy rain the game was cancelled.

Our Summer Ambrose was played with once again the winning team being Ryan Payne, Nathan Cook, Dominic Scali and Alan Thompson on a score of 52.

Jim Clarke, Leon Plotkans and Frank Soballa came in as runners up with a score of 56. This tournament also saw Rob Trent winning one of our Jackpot Holes with a shot of 36cm, which was worth $270.

Our Memorial Trophy was played in grades with Ryan Payne taking first place in A Grade, followed by Leon Plotkans. B Grade was won by Glen (General) Grant from Rob Willis, whilst Lisa Jade took first place in C Grade, with Troy (Parra) Tyson coming in second. This tournament also saw Troy becoming the first player in 2019 to join the Air Swing club with Tosca Lipovic also joining the following week. Another notable result in our knockout C.O.W was the win of Lisa Jade defeating Ryan Payne our Club Champion, off handicap, well done Lisa.

We regret to inform that former Golf Club member, Frank Martin has sadly passed away. Frank was one of the most respected and honest players this club has had and he will be sadly missed.

The Golf Club is always looking for new members and females are most welcome, for more information please visit the Golf Club website.

Alan Thompson President

GOSHIN JU-JITSU The Goshin Ju-Jitsu AGM was held on Monday the 18th of March 2019, in Magpie Meeting Room 2 at

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Junior Orange Belt (part 1): Brock Rapp, Nathan Rapp, Luke Forbes, Ethan Forbes, Peter Hasham, Alicia Welsh, Melanie Welsh, Danial Haider, Harris Haider, Anna Haider, Sara Haider, Declan Donohoe, Jake Antoun, Priscilla Younes, Keshon Shanmuganathan, Tanisha Shanmuganathan, Nilan Seneviratne, Akhil Ramsewak, John Justin Paulraj & Christian Gage Senior Yellow Belt (part 1): Nina Melisi, Daniel Hilton, Phoebe Coroneo, Chloe Coroneo & Johnson Chan Shichidan (7th dan Black Belt): Trevor Simpson OAM. Training is held every Wednesday night during the school term in the Wally Webster Hall from 6.30pm.

Registrations are now open to new students and we accept Active Kids vouchers. Visitors are more than welcome to come down and watch.

Our training times are Junior white belt & junior yellow belt from 6.30pm to 7.25pm, Junior orange belt to junior blue belt from 7.30pm to 8.30pm and Senior belts & new adult students from 8.35pm to 9.45pm. For all enquiries and links to on-line registration please email wlcgoshinjujitsu@gmail.com.

Amanda Seck Secretary

INDOOR BOWLS Our mixed drawn triples were due to be played on the 10th of April however was cancelled, due to insufficient numbers. I ask members to try and attend these competitions or we will lose them all together.

Our next in-house competition is scheduled for the 20th of June and will consist of drawn pairs.

In the state competition, the Men’s Triples saw John Chen play lead in the winning team. In the ladies Triples winners were Barbara Hill and Monika Korn. Ladies Pairs winners consisted of Barbara Hill and Monika Korn and in the Men’s Pairs John Chen played lead in the winning team. The Mixed Pair Runner Up was Barbara Hill. What a mighty effort from all players, congratulations!

We are needing a few more players for our Wednesday Bowls, all you need is a pair of flat bowling shoes and a couple of hours spare on a Wednesday. Your name must be down by 10am and a shirt will be provided if you decide to join our little group. All are encouraged to come for a bit of fun and good company.

Fay Peter Publicity Officer

MENS BOWLS Hi Wenty Leagues Club members this is the latest Club Journal report prepared for your information regarding the Men’s Bowling Club. Our Annual Club AGM was held on Sunday the 17th of February, where we saw several changes to the Bowls Committee. Departing the Bowls Committee was Anthony Breese, Barrie Craig, Warren Lambert and Vice President, Graham Reynolds (who did not re-

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nominate as he has since moved up to the beautiful Tea Gardens area near Port Stephens). After a 12 months sabbatical, Jeff Gallagher has returned to the Bowls Secretary’s role and will work closely with our Bowls Coordinator Cameron Curtis, to make sure all things run professionally and smoothly in that area.

The ‘Judge’ Graeme Roberts has moved from Secretary to the vacant Vice President’s role and the remaining Committee spots were filled by Ken Ashton, Steve Baldwin and John ‘Emu’ Stephenson, who have already hit the ground running and are doing a great job in assisting where required. We thank the outgoing Committee member sincerely who did a wonderful job during their tenure and were only too happy to continue in the role too.

Our Minor Fours Championship was completed recently with Peter Bird, Steve Bain, Greg Benson and Chris Hainey coming in as winners. Bob Mauro, Dave Campbell, Frod Niko, Bill Massard took the title of runners up. The club Major Pairs is now to the final which will be played in the next few weeks. It is sure to be a beauty with all the finalists from the Grade 1 pennant side. Mark ‘Scruffy’ Barton and Cameron Curtis will be up against Jeff Gallagher and Brendan Conway.

The draw for the club Major Singles will be finalised soon and we have a new Open Sets Play Singles Event that has already commenced, and the ladies are already giving the guys some headaches in some of the matches. More results available by the next report.

State Pennants commence Saturday in early March this year with Wenty Leagues having six pennant sides in Grades 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7. As we pause for the Easter break now, it has been a very strong start to the season with many of our grades doing well.

Our Grade 1 side are currently midway in sixth spot, with the top six sides going to State playoffs in late July. A last round loss to St Johns Park was tough, as a win would have seen them in second spot.

Our Grade 2 side were undefeated until their last game going down heavily to NBC Sports. A minor hiccup we hope as a win against Carlingford should solidify a top two spot for the Zone 10 finals to be held at Wenty Leagues on Saturday and Sunday, 25 & 26 May. The Grade 3 have been doing it tough with only one win to date, but a couple of close losses. Many of the clubs in their group are the top grades for that club, so it has been a challenge since being promoted from the 4s last year. Grade 5 are undefeated and are flying at the moment. Six clubs will be in the Zone playoffs at The Hills Club late May, so still a lot to do to make sure they’re on the bus to the Central Coast in July for the State Finals.

Grade 6 suffered a shock loss to Toongabbie last round away but are still hanging onto second spot in their section and a Zone finals berth. Chief Grade 6 Selector, Frenchy, has been making plenty of swaps and changes in a bid to get things to click, so we keep our fingers crossed that they find that next gear. Grade 7 have been having a topsy turvy season and although currently second last in their section, a win over Toongabbie in the next round could see them jump multiple places, so close is the ladder currently.

In early March we kicked off a new nominated pairs format on Friday mornings. Numbers seem to be solid, but we have room for a few more sides. Please spread the word to your mates from other clubs to ensure we keep the $200 prize money going and the one-end knockout finals system which seems

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to be popular with most of the members. There are plenty of ways to win a prize with winners, runners up, lucky card and jackpot. We saw Bob Mauro and George Charalambous knock off the $550 jackpot a few weeks ago, so that is always a draw card when the value gets up. Wednesday turnaround triples is still going well. Consistent numbers are the key to whether we have a break for winter or keep powering through; so, make sure you keep getting your names down… both men and women.

Now is the time for any Wenty Club members who would like to consider taking up the game of Bowls, remember, free coaching is available with Grade 1 player, Brendan Conway, most Saturday mornings from 9.30am or otherwise our other coaches Barrie Craig and Bowls Coordinator, Cameron Curtis (mb: 0412 089 833) are always available. Many regular club social members and other sporting sub-club members have already been down to try their hand at bowls, so why don’t you come along too!

team. In the men’s pairs John Chen played lead in the winning team and in the mixed pairs Barbara Hill played lead in the team that lost on the final bowl. Congratulations to all of our players.

The test match against New Zealand will be played next month in New Zealand. Barbara Hill and Monika Korn will be representing our country in the Australian team. Good luck and good bowling to these ladies. Results of the test match will be in the next journal.

The Club has 15 teams participating in the 2019 Western Districts Autumn Pennant Competition.

Semi Finals are to be held on the week beginning on the 24th June 2019. For any leagues club member that would like to try Squash, please contact our club Secretary Graeme Mitchell on 0435 837 675 for more information.

Doreen Anderson

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SWIMMING CLUB

The club held its 2018 Presentation Awards night on Sunday the 24th of March.

The final two Sundays of our season were set down for our Club Championships and some good swims were recorded including several ‘spot on’ times.

Service Awards NEON HENWOOD - 10 Years

Cameron Curtis

PAUL GALEA - 15 Years

Bowls Coordinator

JOHN GRANATA - 15 Years

NETBALL CLUB Round one commences on the 4th of May and round two; BCNA Match Past, will be held on the 11th of May. Photos are scheduled for Saturday 15th June and coaches will advise the time allocated to your team.

The Semi Finals will be taking place on the 7th of September, the Preliminary finals will commence on the 14th of September, the Grand Finals are scheduled for the 21st of September and all alternate Grand Finals will take place on the 28th of September.

Volunteers are required to partake in club duties which consist of Canteen, Clean Up Duty, Umpire Control and Tower Duty. Please remember that it is a condition of every members registration to assist with required volunteering. Should we struggle to have volunteers from our club we will be put into a position where we will have to increase the price of registration next year. We really hope to avoid this path, however will take it if we have no choice. The duty roster consists of the following: Round 12 – 10th August – All Duties – Full Day - Tower/Umpires Control; Canteen; Clean Up; Semi Finals – 7th September – Full Day - Tower/Umpires Control; Grand Finals – 21st September – Afternoon - Clean Up. The proposed dates for our presentation are as followed, the junior presentation is scheduled for the 20th of October and the senior presentation will take place on the 1st of November, however these dates are subject to change. Remember to check upcoming news and events through our website at http://wentyleaguesnc.nsw.netball. com.au/.

Sue Smith Publicity Officer

QUINLAN SHIELD The State Indoor Bowls results to date are; in the ladies’ triples Barbara Hill played and Monika Korn skipped the winning team. In the men’s triples John Chen played lead in the winning team. The ladies’ pairs saw Barbara Hill and Monika Korn taking first place. Doreen Anderson skipped the runner up WENTYLEAGUES.COM.AU

MICHAEL GREGORY Ken Darke Club Person of Year WENDY FOX

CHRIS MITROVICH -15 Years DANNY HEDGES - 20 Years TROPHY WINNERS FOR 2018 Division 6 Winner - CHRIS OLSEN Runner-up - ANGELA CARLINO Division 5 Winner - TABITHA BRATTON Runner-up - ALLAN STOKER Division 4 Winner - MANNY MAYER Runner-up - TAM NGO Division 3 Winner - BRETT HOWE Runner-up - MARK FORLAND Division 2 Winner - WALLY ELAZZI Runner-up - ANDREW NAAMAN Division 1 Winner - PETER BASTOW Runner-up - CLIVE AVIET Club Champion PETER BASTOW Under 35’s Winner - BRENDAN KING Runner-up - DANIEL BENNETT 35-44’s Winner - BRETT HARTWIG Runner-up - PHI DAO 45-54’s Winner - PETER BASTOW Runner-up - TONY CARDARELLO 55-64’s Winner - WALLY ELAZZI Runner-up - MARTIN GUNN Over 65’s Winner - GREG WOODWARD Runner-up - GEORGE ROUX Maurie Wheatley Handicap Winner TONY CARDARELLO Handicap R/up WALLY ELAZZI Plate Winner BRENDAN KING Elwyn Griffith Pennant Point Score Winner 31

On Sunday the 7th of April, we conducted our A.G.M where Tom Lamont stood down from the position of President due to ongoing health problems. This required a ballot which resulted in Robin Thomson being elected as president of the Swimming Club for the 2018-2019 season, and Tony Miller as Vice President. Sadly, Howard and Shirley Ambler also declined to stand for any positions but will be staying in a helping capacity as required. Howard has previously submitted in writing a motion seconded by Tony Miller that Tom Lamont is to be granted lifetime membership of the Swimming Club. It was passed that Tom be awarded this honour with the vote being unanimous in his favour. Congratulations Tom on a well-deserved award. After the A.G.M, some of our members attended an afternoon swim at Castle Hill. Elaine Miller, Jess Seaborn and Tony Miller all gained placings in their events.

We held our Presentation Luncheon on Sunday the 14th of April with the bulk of trophies going the usual way of Tim Miller, Jess Seaborn, Howard Ambler and Sean Henly. Rhonda Hill and Graeme Harvey also gained awards. Our thanks go to Kristy and her team for the abundance and quality of the food provided for our lunch.

John McCann Publicity Officer

WOMENS BOWLS I can’t believe that we are almost six months into the year, time just seems to be flying by so fast and with the new additions to the Club it makes it so exciting to come in each day not knowing what to expect.

The Pennant season is moving along so fast unfortunately we still have a few games to be played and I will have to give you the results in the next issue but keep up the good work ladies and most of all enjoy your games. Good luck to our ladies playing the final of the Major Single. Our first lady into the final is Sue Lemon and she will play either Betty Hammond or Gilly Bird.

Upcoming events consist of the June Triples Championships, which will be held on the 6th of June, with the Minor Singles taking place on the 4th of July. The AGM will take place on the 11th of July so please remember to check the notice board for any changes regarding dates.

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SPORT Once again, we have some of our ladies not in the best of health, I would like to wish our secretary Joyce Rochford and Maria Kovac all the best for a speedy recovery, we hope to see you both back at bowls soon.

Ladies Bowls are played every Thursday at 9.30am, if you would like to have a great game of bowls and meet new people come along to Wenty Leagues.

New players are welcome to turn up on the day, you just need to arrive before 9am or ring our bowls secretary, Joyce Rochford on 98635420.

Alternatively; you can call our Bowls office on 98963518 before Thursday morning. Good Luck and good bowling to everyone.

Diane Martin Publicity Officer

WDRLFC (NSW & RON MASSEY CUPS) With the 2019 season finally up and running our 3 teams have had a very successful starts to the year. Our women’s team, competing in the Harvey Norman Women’s League, have created their own piece of history in the round 1 clash against Canterbury with their first win in the competition, defeating the Bulldogs 22 – 4. The girl’s next game was against the Bears but unfortunately we went down in a close encounter 20 – 14, but to the girls credit they played with only 15 players. After a bye and two ‘no game’ weekends the ladies sit in fifth position on the ladder. This week they will travel to Newcastle for their round 7 clash.

Our Canterbury Cup side has had an up and down start to the season with 3 wins and 3 losses from the first 6 rounds. Round 1 was a close encounter going

down to a strong Penrith outfit 22 – 12, but round 2 saw the boys travel to Belmore and defeat last year’s premiers 24 – 22. Round 3, our first home game of the year, unfortunately saw a heart-breaking defeat 21 – 20 with the North Sydney Bears kicking a 40 metre field goal in the last minute of the game.

Round 4 saw the team back in winning form with a 42 – 10 demolition of the Newtown Jets but unfortunately couldn’t keep that winning form in round 5, going down to the Mounties in the national capital 32 – 16. In Round 6 the boys christened the new Bankwest stadium with a hard-fought win over Wests 20 – 14, creating history as the first winning team in the new arena. After 6 rounds the Canterbury Cup team sit in equal 6th position. The boys will travel to Newcastle this week to take on the Knights who are currently sitting in 8th place.

Our Ron Massey team have started their 2019 campaign where they left off last year with the defending premiers defeating Cabramatta in the 1st round 22 – 12. Round 2 saw a bit of a hiccup going down to Hills 14 – 10 but the next 3 rounds have seen emphatic wins by the boys defeating last year’s runners up St Marys 40 – 12, Glebe/Burwood 38 – 0, and Wests 20 – 6. After a bye in round 6 the Ron Massey side sit in equal 1st position and this week they travel north to take on the 4th placed Asquith.

All information relating to the WDRLFC including complete draws for the Harvey Norman Women’s, Ron Massey, and Intrust Super Premiership teams can be found on our website www.wentymagpies. com.au Martin De Bono Secretary

Sub Club Contacts MENS BOWLS President

INDOOR BOWLS John Sunderland

Bowls Coordinator Cameron Curtis 0412 089 833

LADIES BOWLS President Secretary

Jan Cunningham Joyce Rochford 9863 5420

CRICKET CLUB President Secretary

Justin Isaacs Louise Frendo 0414 347 277

DARTS CLUB President Secretary

David Harrison Ian Merry 0413 151 921

DOMINO CLUB President Secretary

Ibrahim Kazangi Shirley Keniry 0405 414 944

EUCHRE CLUB President Secretary

Caroline Arona Colin Manton 0405 012 856

FISHING CLUB President Secretary

William (Bill) Van De Mortel Michael Nash 0409 030 460

GOLF CLUB President Secretary

Alan Thompson Leon Plotkans 0412 404 660

GOSHIN JU-JITSU President

Ray Bligh 0408 404 356

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President Secretary

Barrie Craig Patricia Gargan 0451 102 931

NETBALL CLUB President Secretary

Jody Manson Kellie Denning 0410 533 841

QUINLAN SHIELD Secretary

Doreen Anderson 0409 391 726

SNOOKER & BILLIARDS CLUB President Secretary

Andrew Carle Stephen Shaw 0411 159 343

SQUASH CLUB President Secretary

Paul Galea Graeme Mitchell 0435 837 675

SWIMMING CLUB President President Secretary

Gavin Bland Peter Higgs 0418 472 508

WDRLFC (NSW & RON MASSEY CUPS) President Secretary

Rod Pritchard Marty DeBonos 0411 259 890

WUJRLFC (JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE) President Secretary

Sports Club Weekly Schedule

Elias Kassab Allan McGowan 0419 266 591

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TRADING HOURS

Table Tennis H’cap C’ships 7.30pm Wally Webster Hall

TUESDAY

Mon-Thu

Fri

Sat Sun

11.30 - 14.30 17.00 - 21.00 11.30 - 14.30 1700 - 22.00 11.30 - 22.00 11.30 - 21.00

Mon-Thu

Fri

Sat Sun

11.30 - 14.30 17.00 - 21.00 11.30 - 14.30 17.00 - 23.00 11.30 - 23.00 11.30 - 21.00

CHILDREN AT WENTY LEAGUES Minors will not be admitted onto Club premises after 9pm.

Minors are not permitted on Club premises after 10pm Sunday to Thursday and 10.30pm Friday to Saturday.

Minors may be permitted to remain on Club premises after the above times in the following circumstances: a. They are attending a private function. b. They are dining in the Dragon Noodle Bar in which case they must leave the Club as soon as they have finished dining. c. Permission has been granted by the Duty Manager or Club Supervisor

SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE

Mon-Thu 09.00 - 22.00 Fri 09.00 - 23.00 Sat 08.00 - 23.00 Sun 08.00 - 22.00

WEDNESDAY Indoor Bowls Mixed Social 10.30am Magpie Sports Mens Social Bowls (Triples) 5.30pm Wenty Leagues Goshin Ju-Jitsu Training 6.30pm, 7.30pm & 8.30pm Wally Webster Hall Social Euchre 7.30pm Meeting Room Squash Club Pennant Comp 8pm Northmead Squash Centre

Ladies Social Bowls 9am Wenty Leagues Indoor Bowls Mixed Social 7.30pm Magpie Sports Dominoes 7.15pm Magpie Sports Squash Club Pennant Comp 8pm Northmead Squash Centre

FRIDAY Mens Social Bowls 10am Wenty Leagues Mixed Social Darts 8pm Magpie Sports

Mon-Thu 09.00 - 22.00 Fri 09.00 - 00.00 Sat 09.00 - 00.00 Sun 09.00 - 22.00

Mon-Fri Sat Sun

09.00 - 21.30 08.00 - 21.30 08.00 - 21.30

WENTY CAFÉ & BAR Sun - Thur Fri & Sat DRAGON NOODLE BAR Lunch Everyday Dinner Sun - Thur Fri & Sat

CLOSING JUNE

SATURDAY Junior Cricket (Summer) 8.30am Various Venues Junior Bowls Academy 10am - Noon Wenty Leagues Mens Social Bowls 1pm Wenty Leagues Senior Cricket (Summer) 1.15pm Various Venues

SUNDAY Golf Club Weekly Fixture 6am - 7.30am Various Venues Swimming (Summer) 7.45am Wentworthville Swimming Centre

JUNE/JULY 19

MAGPIE SPORTS BAR Sun - Thur Fri Sat

8am - 4am 8am - 4am 8am - 6am 8am - 6am

Gaming Floor opens 10am Mon-Fri and 9am Sat, Sun & Public Holidays.

COMING SOON!

Mens Social Bowls 10am Wenty Leagues Snooker & Billiards 7pm Magpie Sports Squash Club Pennant Comp 8pm Northmead Squash Centre

THURSDAY

Sun Mon - Thur Fri Sat

ADDRESS: 50 SMITH ST. WENTWORTHVILLE 2145 PHONE: 8868 9200 EMAIL: INFO@WENTYLEAGUES.COM.AU WEBSITE: WENTYLEAGUES.COM.AU

MONDAY

Robin Thompson 0418 266 188

TABLE TENNIS CLUB

CLUB OPENING HOURS

WENTY LEAGUES INFORMATION

8am – 3.30am 8am – 5.30am

DAY

SOUTH RUN

NORTH RUN

WED

5.15pm 7.15pm 9.45pm

6.15pm 8.45pm 10.45pm

THUR

5.15pm 7.15pm 9.45pm

6.15pm 8.45pm 10.45pm

FRI

5.15pm 7.15pm 9.45pm 11.45pm

6.15pm 8.45pm 10.45pm 12.45am

SAT

12pm 2pm 5.30pm 7.30pm 9.45pm 11.45pm

10.45am 1pm 2.45pm 4pm 6.30pm 8.30pm 10.45pm 12.45am

SUN

4.45pm 6.15pm 8.30pm 10.30pm

3.45pm 5.30pm 7.30pm 9.30pm

11.30am - 2.30pm 5pm - 9pm 5pm - 10pm

Next time you’re heading to Wenty Leagues, leave the keys at home and let one of our friendly drivers get you to the club and back safely. Pick up is free and the ride home is only $2 per person.

11.30am - 10pm 11am - 12am 10.30am - 12am

AVAILABLE WED - SUN see website for further details

DRESS REQUIREMENTS To maintain the high standard you enjoy at Wenty Leagues we require all members and visitors to adhere to the following standards. The following outlines acceptable and unacceptable items of footwear and clothing.

Acceptable (some examples, not limited to): • Neat and tidy sports apparel • Camouflage clothing • Slides, sandals, scuffs or ugg boots Unacceptable (some examples, not limited to): • Football shorts, stubbies, board shorts or brief shorts • Sleeveless shirts • Swim wear or undergarments as clothing • Torn clothing • Bike shorts • Rubber Thongs after 7pm • Bare feet • Sports caps and bandanna headwear

FOR PICK UP BOOKINGS OR ENQUIRIES CALL 8868 9200

The Wentworthville Leagues Club supports the Responsible Service of Alcohol and the Responsible Conduct of Gaming.

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All information correct at time of printing.

We apologise for any changes after this time.

Enjoy some incredible edible delights at our

Winter Wonka HIGH TEA M O N DAY 8 J U LY

in The Pavilion Morning Tea session: 10.30am – 12pm Afternoon Tea session: 2.30pm – 4pm Enjoy a delicious selection of finger sandwiches, miniature cakes & sweet treats.

Adult: $32pp Child 12 and under: $29pp (min 2 people)

Platters shared between 2 Children 12 months and under are free – individual seat not allocated

Buy tickets online at wentyleagues.com.au By phone on 8868 9200 or in person at club reception.

No refunds or exchanges for purchased tickets.

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