Winter Socials 2022/23
Winter Social Events 2022-23
Dates | Event | Food and cost |
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Friday 4th Nov 2022 |
Race night (Jimmy and Jane) |
£2 supper |
Friday 18th Nov 2022 |
Quiz (Phil S) |
£2 Supper |
Friday 2nd Dec 2022 |
Quiz (Rob and Irene) |
£2 Supper |
Wed 7th Dec 2022 |
Bingo – eyes down 7.30 |
Rob and Co |
Sunday 11th Dec 2022 |
Christmas lunch 1.00pm (Malcolm and Irene) |
£10 |
Friday 16th Dec 2022 |
Christmas party |
TBC |
Friday 6th Jan 2023 |
New year party (Rob and Irene) |
£4? Supper |
Friday 20th Jan 2023 |
Quiz (John and Jo Gaynor) |
£2 Soup |
Friday 3rd Feb 2023 |
Valentines Meal |
TBC |
Friday 17th Feb 2023 |
TBC |
TBC |
Friday 3rd Mar 2023 |
TBC |
TBC |
Friday 17th Mar 2023 |
Quiz and bingo night (Jayne Cooper) |
£2 supper |
Sun 26th Mar 2023 |
Spring lunch 1.00pm TBC |
£10 |
Friday events all start at 7.00 pm.
Volunteers to run these events should speak to temp. social secretaries(Rob and Irene).
Thank you to all who ran our very successful winter programme. Thanks to those would provided the lovely suppers ,the quiz setters and the raffle prizes.
Thank you to our wonderful bingo caller, Jane.
With the Bowling Season only just around the corner, there is an air of anticipation blowing in the wind, along with the more mundane snow and hail and rain we’ve been having of late. The Green will open in just five weeks and the first competitive game of the season is the same weekend. Now is the time to get out the old bowling shoes to check if they have gone mouldy in the back of the utility room, and to judge if they will last another season or need replacing. Now is the time to check the woods, polish them and perhaps touch up the paint markings, and replace the club stickers. Questions such as “will I fit into the bowling trousers and team shirt” after a winter of inactivity and indulgence, and “where did I put the waterproofs?” In a way, it’s a bit like preparing for Christmas without the tangled fairy lights and presents.
Its a familiar feeling for all sports participants who have a Season approaching, and is tinged with the usual doubts of whether the old skills, and tricks, are going to be good enough against the competition this year, or whether the enforced break will have taken the edge off. Anticipation. That human mix of confidence and trepidation and quiet excitement, ahead of the challenge of the game. Sport is good for you, and its not all about the exercise.
John Gaynor