January Newsletter

Kingsley Park Working Men's Club.

Newsletter January 2009

Editor Matt Wright
Email m.wright@ntlworld.com
The Kingsley Blog
http://kingsleyparkwmc.blogspot.com/


Kingsley Park Working Men’s Club and Institute
120 Kingsley Park Terrace, Kingsley, Northampton, NN2 7HJ

Club Phone No’s
Door Staff 711002
Steward 715514
Secretary 719800
Email Secretary barryslasberg@kingsleyparkwmc.co.uk

Festive Greetings.

We hope that your Christmas festivities have gone well and you received some gifts that you really wanted. Trouble is if someone bought you clothes they will expect to see you wearing them, (hands up if you got a jersey that you will wear once then hide it at the back of the cupboard never to be seen again).
As this newsletter is published before January 1st may we remind members that seats cannot be reserved on New Years Eve.

Room Hire.

Room hire brings in much needed revenue to the club. The concert room bookings for 2009 are going well. We have at least one booking for every month, some months we only have one vacant Saturday night available.
If you have a Birthday, Wedding, Engagement or Anniversary planned for this year get your booking in now. (Please note we do not accept bookings for eighteenth birthdays). The cost to hire the room is £120 so if you have something to arrange, get in touch with Barry quickly.

The Concert Room is also available Sunday mornings for Christenings.
Smaller rooms are available mid-week for all sorts of events and meetings. If you have a group that is looking for a new venue, we have rooms available.




The headlands
Tandoori
Take away

Welcome to the Headlands Tandoori Take Away your Local Exotic Indian Cuisine
THE BEST QUALITY FOOD GUARANTEED
FULL VIEW OPEN KITCHEN
Free Delivery within Northampton (Minimum order £10.00)
Delivery time 45 minutes to 1 hour
223 Birchfield Road East, Northampton. NN3 2BZ
Open 6 days a week (Including bank holidays)
Monday to Saturday 5.00pm-11.00pm
(CLOSED TUESDAYS)
Sunday & Bank Holidays 5.00pm-11.00pm
01604 713033 or 01604 714676
10% Discount for members of KINGSLEY PARK WMC
On presentation of membership cards.


Auld Lang Syne

Auld Lang Syne" is a Scottish poem written by Robert Burns in 1788 and set to the tune of a traditional folk song. It is well-known in many English-speaking countries, and it is often sung to celebrate the start of the new year at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day.
The song's (Scots) title may be translated into English literally as "old long since", or more idiomatically, "long long ago"[1] or "days gone by". “In the days of auld lang syne” as the equivalent of “Once upon a time.” The last line of the chorus is frequently mis-sung by crowds and untrained groups as "for the sake of Auld Lang Syne". It is rarely, if ever, incorrectly performed by trained choirs.

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And auld lang syne?

Chorus:
For auld lang syne, my dear,
For auld lang syne.
We'll take a cup o' kindness yet,
For auld lang syne.

And surely ye'll be your pint-stowp!
And surely I'll be mine!
And we'll take a cup o' kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.

We twa hae run about the braes
And pou'd the gowans fine.
We've wandered mony a weary foot,
Sin' auld lang syne.

We twa hae sported i' the burn,
From morning sun till dine,
But seas between us braid hae roared
Sin' auld lang syne.

And ther's a hand, my trusty friend,
And gie's a hand o' thine;
We'll tak' a right good willie-waught,,
For auld lang syne.

The new Treasure Chest.

A new treasure chest will start on January 11th.

The purpose of the new treasure chest is to raise money to help pay for the club’s entertainment and senior citizen’s and life member’s functions.

Each new jackpot will start at £100.00.
Tickets will be sold for £1.00 per strip of five.

Half of the money from ticket sales will go into the treasure chest fund to be paid out if the treasure chest is opened.

£25.00 will be paid out each week as a consolation to the person who wins the key but cannot open the chest.

All remaining monies will be used for the purposes of the treasure chest as stated above.

The draw will be made every Sunday at about 21.15. The winning ticket must be presented by 23.00 on the same day.

The number of keys will start at 21 and will reduce on a weekly basis until only 3 keys are left. They will remain at this number until the treasure chest is opened.

Committee members will not hold tickets for people who are not in the club when the draw is made.


Christmas Decorations.

This year members have had nothing but good things to say about our Christmas decorations. One member Pete Hammond suggested we donate the old ones to Northampton Council to brighten up Abington Street.

Obituary

Sadly we have to report the death of Jim Prigmore. Our sympathy goes to his children Mandy, Clare and Steve. His grandchildren, other family and friends.

2009 Subscriptions

As we move into 2009 it’s that time of year again when we have to renew our club cards. What do you get for 14p per week, yes that’s only 2p per day.
Each week we spend over £1000 on entertainment. We have bingo at least twice a week. We have a large games room open 7 days a week with two pool tables, Two skittles tables, and three dartboards. Numerous card tables and lots of domino tables.
In the downstairs games room we have 3 full sized snooker tables, we also have a pool table in the small room near the front door.
Most mid-week nights you will find our games players representing the club in a league matches.
The club has Sky Sports and Setanta Sports on big screen TV. So you will never miss a big match.
Subs for 2009 are payable from 4th January to 28th January. At the end of this period any member who has not paid their subs become members in arrears and may not use the facilities of the club until they pay them. After the 25th February those who have not paid lose their membership.
Please note that even if you joined the club at the end of 2008 subs are payable in full for 2009.
It is preferable for all members to attend to pay their own subs and enjoy some refreshment with other members. However, if this is not possible, you may pay by post or another member may pay on your behalf. The only thing the Committee must see is the red card for men and the white card for women.
Subs will be taken at the following times.

January 2009
Sundays 4th 11th 18th 25th 11.00 to 13.00
Mondays 5th 12th 19th 26th 19.30 to 21.00
Tuesdays 6th 13th 20th 27th 19.30 to 21.00
Wednesdays 7th 14th 21st 28th 19.30 to 21.00
Fridays 9th 16th 23rd 19.30 to 21.00
Saturdays 10th 17th 24th 12.00 to 13.00
February 2009
Sundays 1st 8th 15th 22nd 11.30 to 12.30
Mondays 2nd 9th 16th 23rd 19.30 to 20.30
Wednesday 25th 19.30 to 20.30
The subscriptions as agreed by the members at the last Annual General Meeting are Men £7.00 Senior Citizens £6.50 Life Members £3.00 Women £3.00

Games News.

Fri 1st Men’s Skittles Spencer A home
Sun 4th Football TBA
Mon 5th Ladies Skittles A Team Foundry A away
B Team Whitworth Rd Con Club home
Tue 6th Poker
Snooker
A Team Far Cotton C away
B Team Far Cotton A home
Thu 8th Pool
Ladies Darts Singles Knockout Final
British Rail B away
Fri 9th Men’s Skittles Bye
Sun 11th Football TBA
Mon 12th Ladies Skittles A Team Bye
B Team St Crispins away
Tue 13th Poker
Snooker
A Team Barratts B away
B Team Barratts St Giles home
Thu 15th Pool
Ladies Darts Doubles Knockout
Spencer B home
Fri 16th Men’s Skittles St James away
Sun 18th Football TBA
Mon 19th Ladies Skittles A Team Headlands away
B Team Artizan home
Tue 20th Poker
Snooker
A Team Kingsthroupe home
Derngate A avay
Thu 22nd Pool
Ladies Darts Top Average Player Knockout
Mixed Pairs Charity Night at Cogenhoe
Fri 23rd Men’s Skittles Pairs 1st Round
Sun 25th Football TBA
Mon 26th Ladies Skittles A Team Queen Adalaide home
B Team Sun away
Tue 27th Poker
Snooker
A Team Barratts Stoves avay
Earls Barton home
Thu 29th Pool
Ladies Darts Top Average Player Knockout
Vocal away
Fri 30th Men’s Skittles Northampton B home

Kevin Fardon won and John Spriggs was runner-up in the annual skittles Christmas knockout. The players would like to say thank you to the organiser for arranging this excellent event.

January Entertainment.

Friday 2nd Ricky Swann
Bingo Vocalits
Saturday 3rd Mid Sensation
Bingo Group
Sunday 4th Hot Stuff
Bingo Duo
Wednesday 7th BH Quiz Night
Friday 9th The 2 Tones
Bingo Group
Saturday 10th Taylor Made Duo
Sunday 11th Walk Right Back
Bingo Duo
Wednesday 14th BH Quiz Night
Friday 16th Uncle Tom Cobley
Bingo Group
Saturday 17th Red Thunder Group
Sunday 18th Neo
Bingo Duo
Wednesday 21st BH Quiz Night
Friday 23rd Alive ‘N’ Kicking
Bingo Duo
Saturday 24th De-Ja-Vu Trio
Sunday 25th Fully Loaded
Bingo Duo
Wednesday 28th BH Quiz Night
Friday 30th Smooth Inc
Bingo Duo
Saturday 31st Sound Advice Trio



Boxing Day Raffle.

We are pleased to tell you that the Boxing Day raffle raised £276 and the auction for the 37” television raised a further £360. Making a total of £636 for charity. Thanks to all the people that took part.

Xmas & New Year Entertainment

Wednesday 24th Bar Krys Group
Concert Room Steve Clarks
Christmas Party Disco

Friday 26th Afternoon
Bar Completely Hooked Group
Concert Room Hot Wax Disco

Evening
Bar Intrigue Duo
Concert Room Tony Gee Disco

Saturday 27th Flashbax Group
Bingo

Sunday 28th Atlanta Duo
Bingo

Wednesday 31st Bar Mona Lisa Band
Concert Room Floorfillers Disco

Friday 2nd Ricky Swann Vocalist
Bingo

Saturday 3rd Mid Sensation Group
Bingo

Sunday 4th Hot Stuff Duo
Bingo

What's On This Week

Monday 8th Crib TBA
Ladies Skittles A Team Double Top B home
B Team Monks Park B away

Tuesday 9th Poker
Snooker A Team Far Cotton D home
B Team Barratts B away

Wednesday 10th BH Quiz Night
Air-Gun Kingsley A Monks Park home
Wanderers Cognhoe away

Thursday 18th Pool Team Knockout Final

Friday 19th Men’s Skittles CIU Final at Northampton WMC
Flying Ants Duo
Bingo

Saturday 20th Trickster Group
Bingo

Sunday 14th Football
Silhouettes Group
Bingo

Xmas Draw

CHRISTMAS DRAW 2008

1 37" TELE6539 29 BACARDI 1644
2 LAPTOP 6262 30 ARCHERS 10028
3 DVD 8619 31 BRANDY 1923
4 BRANDY 8956 32 VODKA 9966
5 WHISKY 8515 33 STAR WARS FIG. 11110
6 VODKA 1092 34 GIN 5030
7 RUM 1781 35 WHISKY 5444
8 PORT 5726 36 PORT 11092
9 SHERRY 4740 37 BAILEYS 7348
10 CHOCS 4357 38 CHOCS 3778
11 BACARDI 6566 39 SHERRY 2412
12 MICROWAVE 10831 40 RUM 1624
13 ARCHERS 9999 41 BRANDY 4386
14 BAILEYS 9300 42 BAILEYS 7979
15 GIN 10176 43 GIN 2322
16 WHISKY 7564 44 WHISKY 6504
17 VODKA 2699 45 PORT 9869
18 BRANDY 2362 46 RUM 6461
19 BACARDI 4232 47 DVD 7743
20 GIN 9127 48 VODKA 9570
21 ARCHERS 6556 49 SHERRY 4717
22 SHERRY 1752 50 CHOCS 8152
23 PORT 10122 51 ARCHERS 7298
24 RUM 5387 52 BACARDI 2917
25 COF MAK 7898 53 BAILEYS 5086
26 BAILEYS 2268 54 RUM 7810
27 CHOCS 3322 55 PORT 3924
28 RUM 7382 56 BRANDY 4931
57 GEO FORE5351
58 SHERRY 4408
59 CHOCS 4483
60 ARCHERS 3935
61 BACARDI 2719
62 RADIO 9874
63 WHISKY 7293
64 VODKA 4026
65 PORTABLE TV 7568

What's on This Week

Monday 8th Crib TBA
Ladies Skittles A Team St George’s Con away
B Team Foundry B home

Tuesday 9th Poker
Snooker A Team Barratts Bears away
B Team Queens Park home

Wednesday 10th BH Quiz Night
Air-Gun Kingsley A Monks Park home
Wanderers Cognhoe away

Thursday 11th Ladies Darts Singles by Average at British Rail Club
Pool Team Knockout Semi-Final

Friday 12th Men’s Skittles CIU Singles
Christal Duo
Bingo

Saturday 13th Dye Sauza Group

Sunday 14th Football
Brothers Grimm Group
Bingo

What's On This Week

Ladies Skittles A Team Romany A home
B Team Compass away


Teusday 2nd Redtooth Poker
Snooker A Team Ashby Barratts home
B Team Far Cotton B away

Wednesday 3rd BH Quiz Night
Air-gun Kingsley Wanderers V Kingsley A
Thursday 4th Ladies Darts Spencer A away
Pool Rileys Derngate B home

Friday 5th Stratacoustic Duo
Bingo
Skittles Northampton A away
Saturday 6th Children’s Panto 2pm-4pm
Paul Neon and the Saints Group

Sunday 7th Tom Healy Band Group
Bingo

December Newsletter

Kingsley Park Working Men's Club.

Newsletter December 2008.

Editor Matt Wright
Email m.wright@ntlworld.com
The Kingsley Blog
http://kingsleyparkwmc.blogspot.com/


Kingsley Park Working Men’s Club and Institute
120 Kingsley Park Terrace, Kingsley, Northampton, NN2 7HJ

Club Phone No’s
Door Staff 711002
Steward 715514
Secretary 719800
Email Secretary barryslasberg@kingsleyparkwmc.co.uk

A Great Deal From Smirnoff.

We are pleased to announce a veritable treat for our vodka drinkers.
With effect from 1st December our House Vodka will be Smirnoff Red. This premium brand will be available without any increase in cost. So it is just £2.00 for a double.
Another great deal the Committee has managed to arrange for the benefit of our members!!!

2009 subscriptions

Subs for 2009 are payable from 4th January to 28th January. At the end of this period any member who has not paid their subs become members in arrears and may not use the facilities of the club until they pay them. After the 25th February those who have not paid lose their membership.
Please note that even if you joined the club at the end of 2008 subs are payable in full for 2009.
It is preferable for all members to attend to pay their own subs and enjoy some refreshment with other members. However, if this is not possible, you may pay by post or another member may pay on your behalf. The only thing the Committee must see is the red card for men and the white card for women.
Subs will be taken at the following times.
January 2009
Sundays 4th 11th 18th 25th 11.00 to 13.00
Mondays 5th 12th 19th 26th 19.30 to 21.00
Tuesdays 6th 13th 20th 27th 19.30 to 21.00
Wednesdays 7th 14th 21st 28th 19.30 to 21.00
Fridays 9th 16th 23rd 19.30 to 21.00
Saturdays 10th 17th 24th 12.00 to 13.00
February 2009
Sundays 1st 8th 15th 22nd 11.30 to 12.30
Mondays 2nd 9th 16th 23rd 19.30 to 20.30
Wednesday 25th 19.30 to 20.30
The subscriptions as agreed by the members at the last Annual General Meeting are
Men £7.00
Men Senior Citizens £6.50
Life Members £3.00
Women £3.00
With things looking so bleak in the outside world, we hope you all agree that to have somewhere to go for members and their families without costing an arm and a leg is worth a great deal more than the extremely low subscription fee you have agreed.
You know it makes sense to renew your membership and in doing so we hope you will truly enjoy the facilities of the club in 2009.

Local Children in Need fundraising day.


We raised £627 on the day, Plus £90 from the auction of the Liverpool v Man United tickets £10 from casual donations, £40 from a friend of the club. The sponsored games money is still being collected so if you sponsored one of the players please arrange payment now.
The headlands
Tandoori
Take away

Welcome to the Headlands Tandoori Take Away your Local Exotic Indian Cuisine
THE BEST QUALITY FOOD GUARANTEED
FULL VIEW OPEN KITCHEN
Free Delivery within Northampton (Minimum order £10.00)
Delivery time 45 minutes to 1 hour
223 Bichfield Road East, Northampton. NN3 2BZ
Open 6 days a week (Including bank holidays)
Monday to Saturday 5.00pm-11.00pm
(CLOSED TUESDAYS)
Sunday & Bank Holidays 5.00pm-11.00pm
01604 713033 or 01604 714676
10% Discount for members of KINGSLEY PARK WMC
On presentation of membership cards.


Why use the Club?

Are you a fully paid up member of the Kingsley Park Club but you don't visit us? Will the following reasons tempt you in?
1. You've paid, so come on in!
2. Low bar prices! We have just lowered beer prices
3. Open daily! No excuses...
4. Regular entertainment! Free entertainment every weekend, events throughout the week.
5. Gaming machines! Win big money and other cash prizes instantly!
6. Socialise! Meet other members...
7. Games! Darts, snooker, poker, pool, skittles, football, bowls, crib and air-gun that you can compete in.
8. Family Club! There is something for all the family!
9. Comfortable! Quiet comfortable surroundings...
10. Friendly staff :-)
If you have any questions, or would like to tell us your reasons for not visiting us, we would like to hear from you: please contact the Club Secretary. barryslasberg@kingsleyparkwmc.co.uk

World War Two shipmates reunited.

For almost two years, Northampton born Kingsley Park WMC member Gavin Field and Peter Dugan, from Slough, were shipmates and friends with a Royal Navy flotilla during World War Two.
And after landing on the French coast together on D-Day, June 1944, the pair were demobilised at the end of the war and parted company, neither knowing what became of the other.
For almost 65 years, not a word passed between them, until a chance finding in a Landing Craft Association magazine led to the reunion of the two men and their families.
Gavin, now aged 85 and a grandfather of four, from Northampton, spotted Peter's name in an article in The Kedge Hook magazine after reading it in Kingsley Working Men's Club.
He managed to track down Peter with the help of the magazine and the two finally met this summer.
"I didn't know he existed since 1945, we're still having a job to believe it," Gavin said.
"We never got demobbed together and we got split up. He was my friend for nearly two years serving in the Navy.
"He finished doing work in the Navy and I went to the military hospital in Southampton.
"There were 40,000 boats on D-Day and there were six boats in each flotilla. I was in LCI 380 and Pete was in 379, and we still didn't know from 1945 that we were still here.
"He's a remarkable fellow and I couldn't describe how good a shipmate he was. Isn't it funny that it happens to be somewhere near November 11? It wasn't worked like that."
Gavin’s medals sit alongside his father's from World War One as well as an intact bully beef biscuit sent home to Northampton.
Gavin said he talked to Peter about their friendship when they were reunited in Derby.
"You never want to discuss the bad side of war. There's no glory in it. It's remarkable when you think we were only 17 and 18, and there's people who fight in wars and are dead and buried."

Obituary.

We regret to announce the passing of Len Dunford on 5th November 2008.
Len joined the Club in 1984 and has been a regular and loyal member of the Cribbage section since that time.
He will be especially missed by his team-mates.
The condolences of the Committee and members are offered to his wife and children.

Redtooth Poker.

Congratulations to Luke Borer who has won our first ever redtooth poker tournament. Mark Knight was second. Lonnie Consodine joins them for wining the play off for third place. They now go on to the redtooth regional final, which is being held at the Kingsley Park WMC on Sunday 7th December.


Welfare Payout

The December 2008 Welfare Payout will be made to qualifying members on
Fridays between 7.00pm and 9.00pm & Sundays between 11.00am and 1.00pm
during December, commencing on Sunday 7th December 2008.
The next Welfare Payments will be made in March 2009.


Saturday Morning Pictures.

How would you like to treat your little darlings to a trip to the pictures on a Saturday Morning?
Before we go to the expense of laying this on, we need to know if you would be interested.
What we are thinking is perhaps showing two films and giving a bottle of pop all for £1.00.
The concert room bar will be open for crisps and sweets.
We would ask parents to stay in the main bar, or indeed stay with their children (at no extra cost) so any child would have immediate access to their parents if for any reason their children wanted them.
If you would support this by bringing your children please let anyone in the entertainment section of the committee have your name.
We will let you know in the next newsletter if this is going ahead and if so we anticipate getting things going round about the middle of January 09.
E.C.

Now it has become personal!

For months we have been talking about and reading about "the credit crunch" "the global slowdown" "recession" and all sorts of other fancy titles indicating the world is in deep s***.
The theory and fancy talk is now over. What we are seeing is our members losing their jobs and finding it harder and harder to put food on the table and keep up with the mortgage. It is personal and from what we hear for the next year or so the pain will continue.
What we as a Committee want you all to know is that through the hard times Kingsley Park Working Men's Club is here for its members.
You do not have to spend an arm and a leg at the club. Four people coming to play snooker just need to put 50 pence in each to have an hour at the table. Our pool tables are available for just 50 pence a game. We do not mind if you just want a cup of coffee or tea, though we would hope you could go to a pint or two if not driving. You can join friends for a game of cards or dominoes. If enough turned up we could even have some daytime knockouts. If mums and tots wanted somewhere to get together in the day, we could look at opening a room for you and helping with things like colouring books and crayons.
What we are saying is that we open at 11 o'clock every day and we are here for our members.
If you are affected and have free time on your hands, come to the club and pass a couple of hours just getting away from it all.
If you want an organised activity during the day such as Mums and Tots or some sort of game competition, come and see the Secretary, Barry to discuss. Give him a bell on 01604 719800 to make sure he will be in.
Now is the time when we believe the true value of a Working Men's Club comes into its own. We still have to cover our overheads to keep going and put something in the kitty for survival necessities; but as seen by our recent cut in beer prices; we will move heaven and earth for our members.
E.C

Festive Opening Hours.

Wednesday 24th 11.00 to 23.30
Thursday 25th 11.00 to 14.00 and 19.00 to 22.30
Friday 26th 11.00 to 23.30
Saturday 27th 11.00 to 23.30
Sunday 28th 11.00 to 23.00
Monday 29th 11.00 to 23.00
Tuesday 30th 11.00 to 23.00
Wednesday 31st 11.00 to 00.30
Thursday 1st 11.00 to 23.00

December Games News.

Mon 1st Crib
Ladies Skittles
A Team Romany A home
B Team Compass away
Tue 2nd Poker
Snooker
A Team Ashby Barratts home
B Team Far Cotton B away
Wed 3rd Air-Gun Kingsley Wanderers V Kingsley A
Thu 4th Ladies Darts
Pool Spencer A away
Rileys Derngate B home
Fri 5th Men’s Skittles Northampton A away
Mon 8th Crib
Ladies Skittles
A Team St George’s Con away
B Team Foundry B home
Tue 9th Poker
Snooker
A Team Barratts Bears away
B Team Queens Park home
Wed 10th Air-Gun Kingsley A Monks Park home
Wanderers Cognhoe away
Thu 11th Ladies Darts
Pool Singles by Average at British Rail Club
Team Knockout Semi-Final
Fri 12th Men’s Skittles CIU Singles
15th Crib
Ladies Skittles
A Team Double Top B home
B Team Monks Pak B away
16th Poker
Snooker
A Team Far Cotton D home
B Team Barratts B away
18th Pool Team Knockout Final
19th Men’s Skittles CIU Final at Northampton WMC
23rd Snooker B Team Ashby Barratts
20th-31st TBA
Farewell Jim and Margaret.

After about twenty years loyal service to the club Jim Smith and Margaret Reynolds have decided to call it a day.
After such a long time they have become part of the fabric of the club and they will be sorely missed by many members who have enjoyed Jim's smiling good nature and Margaret's very individual sense of humour.
We would like to thank them for all they have done in their joint 40 years of service and wish them well for the future.

December Entertainment.

Wednesday 3rd BH Quiz
Friday 5th Stratacoustic
Bingo Duo
Saturday 6th Children’s Panto 2pm-4pm
Paul Neon and the Saints
Group
Sunday 7th Tom Healy Band
Bingo
Wednesday 10th BH Quiz
Friday 12th Christal
Bingo Duo
Saturday 13th Dye Sauza Group
Sunday 14th Brothers Grimm
Bingo Group
Wednesday 17th BH Quiz
Friday 19th Flying Ants
Bingo Group
Saturday 20th TBA
Bingo
Sunday 21st Silhouettes
Bingo Group
Wednesday 24th Bar Krys
Concert Room Steve Clarks
Christmas Party Group
Friday 26th Afternoon
Bar Completely Hooked
Concert Room Hot Wax
Evening
Bar Intrigue
Concert Room Tony Gee
Group
Disco

Duo
Disco
Saturday 27th Flashbax
Bingo Group
Sunday 28th Atlanta
Bingo Duo
Wednesday 31st Bar Mona Lisa Band
Concert Room Floorfillers Group
Disco
Electronic Newsletter.

It has come to my attention that some members are still using dial-up modems. If you prefer to be sent picture-less copies of the newsletter or you are not yet getting your copy by e-mail please contact me at m.wright@ntlworld.com