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Oct/Nov 2020
The Tattler
Newsletter of the Papanui Returned And Services Association
Incorporated
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Club Hours
Monday 3pm -–close
Tuesday Midday—2pm reopening 4pm—close
Wednesday Midday—2pm reopening 4pm—close
Thursday Midday—2pm reopening 4pm—close
Friday 11.30am—-close
Saturday 4pm—closed
Sunday closed
Please note we reserve the right to alter opening and closing hours
Office Phone 352 1185
The office hours are 9.00 am to 3.00 week days
Email papanui.rsa@xtra.co.nz
P O Box 5444 Christchurch 8542
55 Bellvue Ave. or No 1 Harewood Rd, Papanui, Christchurch
( behind the shops ) next to St Paul’s Church
Please visit our Web Site: www.papanuirsa.co.nz
Bar & Restaurant Phone 352 9770
Restaurant - The Canteen
For the menu pages 12, 13, 15
Page 14 Hours and Function Facilities Page 15 Frozen Meals
Menu
Disclaimer ——The Tattler is the PRSA newsletter that is intended
for members and friends to be informed of the club activities and to
be entertained with articles that may, or may not, be relevant to the
Clubs activities. The material is contributed from far and wide and
therefore may not necessarily be the views of the PRSA.
The PRSA can take no responsibility, under any circumstances, for
any material contained, in any part, of this publication
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Club Weekly Events
All Members and visitors are
always very welcome
Ode to the Fallen
Thursdays 6.00 pm
followed by messages from the President
Cards - Crib
Wednesday afternoon
2.00 to 4.00 pm
Club Raffles
Thursday from 5.00pm meat packs and cash raffle
Friday Night “Find the Joker” 6.30pm
Saturday night cash raffle from 5.00pm
Pull Tabs —- from the cans
The Lions Club of Christchurch Host wish to thank all for
collecting the Can Tabs
Page 4 T h e T a t t l e r PRESIDENTS REPORT Presidents AGM Report 2020 It is once again my pleasure to present my report covering the last twelve months, my report does not cover any financial reporting I will leave that up to Dennis our treasurer. It has certainly been a challenging twelve months with Covid closing the RSA for two months, then only permitted to have table service which has made for a difficult time for staff. Covid also meant the cancellation of Poppy Day, Ride of Respect, ANZAC Day, and also affected many private functions that has affected our income. On a positive note, signage for the RSA has been increased with flags being displayed at the Harewood Road entrance and the fence coming into carpark. The outdoor area was completed and was well used over the warmer months a great asset for the RSA.. Vietnam Veteran’s day held on August 17th was again well supported by some 30 veterans thanks to Stu Rankin for again organising this event. Myself and Wendy attended the National Conference in Wellington held in October, I feel this is an important event in the RSA calendar to attend, a lot of networking occurs and it’s great to see that Papanui RSA is not the only RSA throughout NZ to have its challenges encouraging our members to use facilities. Armistice day was commemorated with two services one held at the Steam Scene. The second at 11.00am in the Memorial Gardens with a number of Veterans and RSA members attending. During the year three sports afternoons were held and although not sup- ported by many a lot of fun and laughter by those who did. Along with our continued entertainment on the 1st and 2nd Sundays of the month. Karaoke was held on the third Thursday of the month come along and enjoy. Entertainment proves to be a struggle to involve our membership, and your thoughts would be appreciated in general business.
Oct/Nov 2020 Page 5 Robbie Drew very generously donated his skills as an entertainer for the Mid-Winter Ball which was well attended. We have over 15 Community based organisations that continue to use the RSA for their monthly meeting’s many using the Canteen on these nights. It is encouraging to see the RSA being use regularly and it continues to be an added stream of revenue. To our numerous volunteers thank you, you are the strength of this RSA please remember that you don’t have to be on the executive to play a significant role in the RSA I thank all the staff office, bar, canteen and cleaners for their diligence and hard work over the past year they are the first point of contact and their warm welcome, positive and professional knowledge receives many positive comments. I would like to thank Ali Smith who continues to produce a high class publication of the Tattler and would appreciate interesting articles from you. I would like to acknowledge all that have supported our Veteran’s and their families. Welfare and remembrance remains our core RSA business. I thank the Executive for their commitment to ensuring that weekly working bees are held ensuring our grounds and RSA building are well maintained, raffles are run every week. I would like to acknowledge Lyn Anthony who has not sought re-election this year, Lyn’s contribution to the running of the RSA has been immense over eight years she has been on the Executive, every Saturday with the RSA Market, the Thursday night Bag raffle organising the raffle roister, entertainment. I move that the RSA present Lyn with a Life Membership do I have a seconder. Lyn please come forward.
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Financially the next trading year is going to be just as difficult as previous
years and I can assure you all that we endeavour to control expenses
and maximise our income.
Finally Thank you to the members who continue to regularly support the
RSA. You have a warm, friendly and pleasing environment where you
can be safe and proud to bring your friends and guests. The future of
Papanui RSA is in the hands of YOU the members. I look forward to your
continued support as President.
I now move that my report be accepted.
Article provided by Frank Newsome
Official Opening Ceremony
The Papanui RSA will officially open its new premises at 55 Bellvue Ave
on Saturday, Oct 31st 1992.
The celebrations will be officiated by the Canterbury District RSA
President, Frank Mugford, and it will take place before at least 120
specially invited guests and many of the club membership.
The transformation of the former Telecom building into the new RSA has
taken much of this year, and most of the work has been carried out
voluntary.
“We have spent $140.000 on interior refurbishment, but all the labour
except for the specialist jobs has been completed by our own
membership,” Ivan Ward, President of the Papanui RSA.
The RSA paid $416,000 for the venue and then proceeded to convert the
interior to an upmarket design including a double bar area, a large
billiards room with two full-size tables, a main lounge which will hold up
to 150, and a sports area which can be used for indoor bowls and darts,
or can be the venue for a band and dancing.
New Machines.
Two new gaming machines have been installed, and in the near future
the premises are likely to have a library.
“We’ve had a collection of war history books for a while now and
additionally have had some more books gifted to us and others given on
permanent loan,” Mr Ward said. “We’ll be generally looking for good
reading material of all descriptions,”
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A kitchen area is also to be completed in the near future.
The interior décor is rag-rolled in pastel hues and the carpet throughout is
a bright red.
The opening ceremony on Saturday will be held outside weather
permitting, with speakers including Mr Mugford and the MP for Papanui
Mike Moore.
Ribbon Cutting
The Rev Charlie Batterbury, formerly of St. Pauls Church, Harewood
Road, will dedicate the commemorative plaque, and it is hoped the club’s
oldest member, Jack Gregor of Fairhaven, will cut the ribbon, McGregor is
102.The afternoon would then continue with refreshments and
conversation inside the new fully licensed building, Mr Ward said.
And look at us now
General Maintenance: We’d like to build up a register of people who
are willing to attend to odd jobs around the club. Are you a woodworker,
plumber, mechanic, etc? Let us know your skills, how we can best reach
you, and when you are available. We’ll add you to our register to call on
as required. Just 1 response to this request thanks to Colin Rae
remember people many hands make light work.
Veterans Support: Are you interested in being part of a group who
visits members who are not well or who need some assistance.
Please leave your name at the bar or office for Wendy.
Papanui RSA Executive Monthly Meetings
All Executive meetings are open to financial members to attend and
raise matters of concern to them. It is your opportunity to question the
Executive about any concerns you may have regarding your club and
we are always receptive to new ideas you may have about the club’s
future. The meetings are held on the second Monday of the month
from February through to December at 5.00pm.
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“Waiting”
Inspired by a painting by Graham Braddock that hung in the Waiouru
Officer’s Mess, “Waiting” pays tribute to the history of the NZ Army from
the NZ Wars to today.
Many have sat on that very quiet platform under the eye of Mount
Ruapehu after being dropped off by the duty driver and I have tried to
recreate the scene in 1/6th scale with figures reflecting the Boer War/
WWI/WWII/Vietnam/Afghanistan.
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Xmas Dance with Robbie Drew
12th December
6pm to 10pm
Come and enjoy the fun.
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History of the Matariki Tu Rākau Grant
The Government announced Matariki Tu Rākau on Anzac Day, 25 April
2018. The first tree plantings and local community-led celebrations began
during Matariki (Māori New Year) 2018.
The programme is one of a series of initiatives around the country to
mark the 100-year anniversary of the end of the First World War. There
will be a number of Matariki Tu Rākau events between 2018 and 2020.
Over the 3 years, Matariki Tu Rākau plantings will create a national trail
of living salutes for service men and women of the Defence Force that
complement our time-honoured war memorials. They will be places
where whanau, communities, and visitors can visit in years to come to
reflect and appreciate the work and sacrifices of our service people.
In October of 2019, Te Uru Rākau (Forestry New Zealand) extended the
commemorative nature of Matariki Tu Rākau to include other
commemorative projects. For example, applications can be submitted to
commemorate those who have demonstrated innovation,
entrepreneurship, improved the lives of others, or exemplified selfless
voluntary service. These can include Māori leaders, philanthropic
contributors, writers, artists, and others.
The Ministry for Primary Industries has funded Trees for Canterbury and
CCC through their Matariki Tu Rakau Fund (Part of 1-Billion trees) to
plant and establish 40,000 Kahikatea Trees in Cranford Basin over the
next two years.
On Saturday 10th October, the first 3600 Kahikatea will be planted by
volunteers organised by Trees for Canterbury – with the remaining
36,400 planted in 2021. Planting and establishment will also be
supported by Conservation Volunteers New Zealand (CVNZ) who have
been funded by the Department of Conservation.Oct/Nov 2020 Page 11 In terms of RSA involvement, the Matariki To Rakau fund was established to plant 350,000 native trees across NZ that recognises the 350,000 service men and women who have served overseas since the end WW1. If interested in helping contact the office. Vanessa Trip Hi everybody It is now time to restart our lunch trips again. Our trip in October is on Tuesday 13th we are going to Geraldine we will be leaving at 10.30am. November ‘s outing is on the 10th and we will be visiting the Christchurch Casino. Leaving 11.00am A notice is on the board so put your name on it with your name and phone no. Regards Sue
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THE CANTEEN MENU
Chicken Schnitzel $20: Golden Crumbed Chicken Schnit-
zel served with Salad & Chips or Seasonal Vegetables
Beef Schnitzel $20: Crumbed Beef Schnitzel with Gravy,
served with Salad & Chips or Seasonal Vegetables
Ham Steak $20 gf: A Juicy Ham Steak served with Salad
& Chips
Mixed Grill $22: Bacon, Sausage, Minute Steak, 2 Eggs
Tomato & Chips
Sausages, Eggs and Chips $17: 2 Sausages, 2 Eggs &
Chips
Fish and Chips $18: Large Fillet of Fish served with
Chips,
Salad, Tartare & Tomato Sauce & Lemon
Burger and Chips $15: Juicy Beef or Chicken Pattie,
served on a Toasted Bun with Bacon, Egg, Lettuce and To-
mato.
Roast of the Day $16, or Small only available from
12.00-2pm $14 gf:
Served with Roast Pumpkin & Potatoes
and Seasonal Vegetables
Seafood Basket $18: served with salad and fries
Desserts $10.00 each
Apple Shortcake and Chocolate Mud Cake:
Served with Ice Cream & Cream
Sticky Date Pudding: Served with Carmel Sauce,
Ice Cream & Cream
Ice Cream Sundae: Vanilla Ice Cream served with your
choice of toppings – Caramel, Chocolate, Passionfruit,
Raspberry or StrawberryOct/Nov 2020 Page 13
KIDS MEALS
12 and Under Only $10.00
6 Fish Bites & Chips
6 Chicken Nuggets & Chips
1 Sausages & Chips
All Served with Tomato Sauce
Small Ice Cream Sundae
STARTERS
Garlic Bread $5
Soup of the Day $7
Shrimp Cocktail $7.50
Snack Food
Large Serve of Wedges $13 With Bacon and Cheese
Bar Basket $12 4x Spring Rolls, Samosa’s & Fish Bites
with 2 Onion Rings & Fries
Wedges $10 with Sour Cream & Sweet Chilli Sauce
Toasted Sandwich $5.50 for 3 fillings Extra fillings 50c @
Served with fries $8 Toppings include: Cheese, Onion, ham,
Tomato, Bacon, Egg
Basket of Chips $5
LIGHT MEALS
Nachos $14: Mild Chilli Beans served with Sour Cream and
Nacho Chip – vegetarian.
Mince on request $2
Bangers and Mash: $14
6 Chicken Nuggets or 6 Fish Bites or 1 Sausage
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The Canteen
At the Papanui RSA
Lunch Dinner
Monday Closed all Day
Tuesday 12.00 – 2.00pm 5.00 – 7.00pm
Wednesday 12.00 – 2.00pm 5.00 – 7.00pm
Thursday 12.00 – 2.00pm 5.00 – 7.00pm
Friday 11.30 – 2.00pm 5.00 – 7.00pm
Saturday Closed 5.00 – 7.00pm
Private functions will still be available by arrangement and we will
open on Sundays as required.
Function Facilities;
The RSA has three rooms available for hire for that special family
occasion, corporate meeting / training or community group event.
A fully flexible professional catering service is available from
“The Canteen” from a three course buffet, finger food or morning and
afternoon tea. Menus are available on request
Please contact Wendy 352-1185 (office hours)
Be it for a snack, a daily meal or that special event you may be
planning, such as birthdays, funeral, weddings or just a special
family gathering. A fully professional and flexible catering service is
available from the RSA Canteen and bar.Oct/Nov 2020 Page 15
Roast Meat with Roast Veges,
Seasonal Veges & Gravy
Apple Crumble
Apricot Crumble
BUY 5 Receive 1 Free
SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
Please contact Papanui RSA
Phone 3521185 or
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Photo: Lytton Volante with NZDF WO2 F and local Nurse.
Considering the long term wellbeing of retuning Kiwi children in NZDF
isolation facilities, many of whom have not been back to New Zealand in a
while, site coordinator Lytton Volante thought about how the RSA could
help. "The way we thought of it is if we can give them something they can
take it away with them. That way it becomes a memento and a nice
welcome home gift”.
Spearheaded by Canterbury District RSA with support from the NZDF and
the Warehouse they hope to roll this initiative out to all isolation facilities
nation-wide.
Lytton also hopes it will show the changing face of the RSA in reaching out
to the wider community.Oct/Nov 2020 Page 17
Financial Report for the 2019/2020 Financial Year
This is a rundown on the finances for the 2019/2020 financial year.
A report was given at the A.G.M. that was incorrect due to the Accountants
releasing the draft financials two days prior to the A.G.M. and then
releasing the correct details the next day. My summary to the A.G.M. was
based on the draft copies.
This last financial year was going OK until Covid 19 was thrust upon us.
We lost 8 weeks trading, functions, training sessions and Anzac Day
income.
The Bar – Sales were down but we finished up with a surplus of $62,108.
A good result.
The Gaming Machines: The site rental was the same, but we finished up
with a surplus $5,110.
The Canteen – Sales were down $39,000, from last year but we finished
up with a net surplus of $13,434 for the year – great result.
Financial Performance – income was $82,617. Subscriptions and
fundraising were down but our total income was $156,537 – up $40,000
from last year.
Financial Performance – expenses – Depreciation amount to $48,030
which took the total expenses to $219,532 and that a deficit of $62,995.
Last year the deficit was $88,136.
Financial Position: Total Assets $940,741
Total Liabilities $350,634
Net Assets $590,107
My apologies for the A.G.M. mix up – Dennis Moffat - TreasurerPage 18 T
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Entertainment
Hello to you all,
Spring is here and I love it, Blossoms, Daffodils, Rhododendron and
Magnolias all flowering, warmer weather for a walk in the park.
Have you been supporting local business, seeing some of your own city
and country, we are so lucky to live in this beautiful place, so if you can,
get out and about and enjoy it.
We are once again in Level 1. It will be great to see you all down here
having a drink, a meal and a catchup with friends. We still need to take
care, wash your hands after you have been out, use hand sanitiser and
stay home if you are unwell.
Karaoke: This has been cancelled for the rest of 2020, watch this space
for re-start date, hopefully in February.
Quiz Nights: Believe it or Not Pub Quiz with a professional quiz master.
Every Monday except public holidays at 7pm, so you need to arrive about
6.30 - 6.45pm to get settled before the first question. All welcome.
The Christmas Dance: December the 12th 6-10pm with music with
Robbie Drew. Put this date in your calendar. Get your dancing shoes on
and join us. It will be a great night of good music, dancing, singing, food
and fun.
New Year’s Eve: Lets welcome in 2021 with a party! Most of us will be
pleased to say goodbye to 2020! Music with Lynne Chaney & Friends,
7pm-12.30am. The restaurant will be open for dinner, come on down,
bring some friends and have a meal, drinks, dance and sing and company
to see in the New Year.
Come down to your RSA for good company, good food, a drink, watch a
bit of sport, meet friends. We look forward to seeing you.
Take care of yourselves and each other, drive carefully and remember to
check on your friends and neighbours.
I am signing out, this is my last report, it’s been a privilege to serve on
the committee and as your Vice President. Thank you all for your support
over the years.
Kind regards LynOct/Nov 2020 Page 19
RSA LICENCE PLATE FRAME
Show your support for your RSA and the help raise funds for veteran
welfare too. This is a new product for 2020, with a limited run of li-
cence plate frames and we have these in our Wellington Store right
now. Buying this product will support welfare and care of our service
personnel and their families with $2 from each set going towards
Poppy / welfare funds.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
The licence plate frames (surrounds) will fit the standard issue of licence
plate only - 360mm x 125mm. At this point, these frames are not
compatible with: Graphic, Euro, Slim / Slimline, American or
Motorcycle / Trailer plates.
Google: https://www.rsa.org.nz
Foot Care
FOOT CARE CLINICS ARE HELD MONTHLY ON A THURSDAY AT
THE PAPANUI RSA CLUB BY MOBILE FOOT CARE,
PHONE 03 3541 380 OR 021 288 9618.
PLEASE PHONE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT , AS
AVAILABILITY MAY VARY, AND WE WISH TO MEET YOUR NEEDS
ASAP.
COST IS $30 EACH.
Club Membership is not necessary to access this community service,
however clients are encouraged to patronise the great Club facilities.
Toenails, corns, calluses, and concerns are attended to.
Best Regards Heather
Registered Nurse with 25 years experience.Page 20 T h
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A Little Poem for Seniors, so it hurts!
There was a time not long times ago, when life was quite a blast.
Now I fully understand about “Living in the Past”
We used to go to weddings, football games and lunches. Now we go to
funeral homes and after-funeral brunches.
We used to go out dining and couldn’t get our fill. Now we ask for doggie
bags, come home and take a pill.
We used to often travel, to places near and far. Now we get sore asses
from riding in the car.
We used to go to night clubs, and drink a little booze, now we stay at
home at night and watch the evening news.
That, my friend is how life is, and now the tale is told.
So, enjoy each day and live it up …. Before you’re too damned old!
Lions Club of Christchurch Host
meets at the Papanui RSA at 5.30 pm on
2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month.
We are ordinary people just like you and
invite you to become part of the Lions family of over
1.4 million members worldwide.
You could be one of us.
Contact: President Marion McWha, ph 386-1581
or email ian.marion@xtra.co.nz.
WHERE THERE’S A NEED, THERE’S A LIONOct/Nov 2020 Page 21
The Kaiapoi RSA will be
conducting a Commemorative
service on the 12th. October 2020
to Honour Passchendaele Day .
The service will commence at
1000hrs and will held at the
Cenoaph Raven Quay Kaiapoi
Our RSA wishes to invite Papanui
RSA Members to join us on this
important occasion in the
RSA Calendar. The parade will assemble outside Mandeville Tavern at
0945hrs {medals to be worn} and march to the Reserve accompanied by
the RNZA Band
We look forward to having you on this day
We look forward to having you on this day
Kind regards
Neill Price
President
Kaiapoi RSA
Dine free on your Birthday if you are a member of the
Papanui RSA.
Bring three paying guests and receive your meal free
during your birthday month.
Conditions
You need to be an RSA member and proof it’s your
birthday month.
Birthday day meal to the value of $30.00.Page 22 T h e T a t t l e r
What’s on the RSA
October
Quiz Night
Every Monday 7pm
Club Membership Draw on
Thursday Nights 6.05pm
Housie Every Friday
12.30 - 3.30pm
Christchurch Country Music and
Variety Club
4 October - Sunday
1.30pm - 5pm
Smokey
7 October —Wednesday
11am—1pm
Lynne Chaney & Friends
11 October - Sunday
1.30pm - 5pm
Down to Earth Country
23 October —Friday 7pm to 10pmOct/Nov 2020 Page 23
What’s on the RSA
November
Quiz Night
Every Monday 7pm
Club Membership Draw on
Thursday Nights 6.05pm
Housie Every Friday
12.30pm - 3.30pm
Christchurch Country Music and
Variety Club
1 November - Sunday 1.00pm - 5pm
Smokey
4 November —Wednesday
11am—1pm
Ride of Respect
8 November Sunday
Armistice Day leaving Papanui RSA 8.30am
Lynne Chaney & Friends
13th September - Sunday
1.30pm - 5pm
Down to Earth Country
27 November —Friday 7pm to 10pmPage 24 T h e T a t t l e r
Find the Joker:
Starting amount $400.00
1 per ticket
Drawn Fridays
Between 6.00pm – 6.15pm
You must be present to win
Jackpots by $50.00
Each week if not won
Quote of the Month:
Politicians and diapers have one thing in common.
They should both be changed regularly and for the same reason.Oct/Nov 2020 Page 25
$10 PENSION DAY SPECIALS
12.00 - 2.00PM
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
13 & 14th October
Roast of the Day or Fish Pie
27 & 28 October
Roast of the Day or Lambs Fry
10 & 11 November
Roast of the Day or Mince on Toast
24 & 25 November
Roast of the Day or Lasagna
Welcome to our New Members
Jason Craig, Gordon Craig,
John Cumming, Patrick Valentine,
Cameron Pickering, John Plank, Seth Bryant,
Phill Shepherd, John Hamilton, Hugh Morrison,
Gary Gillespie, Jarrod O”Sullivan
Alec Bryant, Richard Brostow, Duncan Bryant,
Steve & Victoria Joseph, John Edlin, Sylvia Gillard,
Hamish Webb, Tony Carter, Brendan Thompson,
Colin Growcott, Denis Richards, Colin Dangerfield,
Elizabeth Brunel, Pip Voller, Jackie Haworth, David Huia,
Alan Sinclair, Jean Smith, Michelle Cumming,
James SymonsPage 26 T h e T a t t l e r
WELFARE
Peter Dunell (Support Advisor) Phone Wendy at the RSA office on
352-1185 for an appointment. All conversations are held in strict
confidence.
Welfare assistance is available for dental, glasses,
hearing, specialist and genuine hardship. Assistance may also be
available from the Canterbury Patriotic Fund and also RSA Pennington
Trust both trusts are available for returned veterans to make application
to.
Application forms are available from the office.
Peter can assist with the application for a new war pension or reviews
for new disabilities.
We do need your help in reaching out to the veteran community so if
you know a veteran or ex-service person in need of assistance please
refer them to Peter or the office.
Your Executive Committee
President Chris Gray 022-0516494
Vice President Judy Fanning 021-2454084
Treasurer Dennis Moffat 323-6317
Executive Pat Calder 3598990
Philip Redmond 354-0282
Sarah Strachan 351-9824Oct/Nov 2020 Page 27
Last Post
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn,
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning.
We will remember them, Lest we forget.
33586Jack Brunton
John McCammon
Saturday Night at the Papanui
RSA
Enter at bar and you will be eligible
to win an RSA
$50 Voucher.
This is drawn on the first Monday of the
following month
August Winner: Murray Taylor
September Winner: Covid 19
‘Provisional Membership’
Now available at the Club
One months ‘Free Membership’ now available,
why not ask your mate to come on in and look
us over, they won’t be disappointed.
See the Bar Staff for more detailsYou can also read
