AGM

2006-12-14

Disappointing end to the year, as the attendance at the A.G.M. and Christmas Draw / Quiz-Night came as a big let down to those Members whom have spent many hard hours working throughout the year for the benefit of all Members.!

At the A.G.M. many items were reported on and the previous years work, by the Officers and the Committee and the reasoning, in part , was explained.!

Also thanks were given to those people who supported and helped the Club throughout the year.

There was an update on the future of the Club and the situation with the Landlords about the Lease and future development of the land was also explained.

The Draw Night was very entertaining with Ex-Captain Peter Squibb as Quiz Master you can imagine that the short quiz (supplied admirably by his wife Julia ) was full of laughter!

This was followed by Captain Bob Mather skilfully mastering the Computerised Draw Machine! what with Stuart Hensall as an M.C. with a bad throat it was a riot!
The food provided by Veronica and Kit was a treat and we would encourage all of you to try and book the Sunday Lunch while there are spaces!

The list of Draw Winners is on the Notice Board. Thank those Members that purchased a ticket that produced the great prizes, that Stuart and his Wife selected ,were gratefully received by the winners and next year we will start earlier and obtain even better Prizes.

Also thanks to all those that came to Captain Peter’s Dinner Dance, hope you all had a good time.

Congratulations to the Trophy Winners, the Captains presentation was the funniest yet!
The Clubhouse will be open over the Holiday period and the times will be displayed on the Notice Board at the Bar.

It is hoped that the Course will be open as much as possible during this period It will only be closed because of extreme weather conditions. No one at this Club closes the Course unless it is absolutely necessary as the problem then is when to reopen!
Please follow instructions about Trolley use and please use common sense in where you walk and try to keep to those areas marked on the Map (which is on the Notice Board in the Locker room).

Fog is a problem and there may be a decision to close which will be updated as the day goes on. The gorse being in view at the end of the first is a good sign, however if the Course is still closed then it may well be that the 4th is still dangerous . So please Take Care!!