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Social Notes
As I stated at the recent general meeting, I am in the process of organizing another
Sundowner to be held on Sunday 15th November in the same format as last year using two
singers and at very little personal cost to members. I have been organizing extra help so that
I can monitor the sound levels better than last year.
It is once again a chance to use
the concessionally licensed
vehicles for an outing and you
can come or go as you wish and
perhaps buy a refreshment from
the bar which I hope will be
opened for a short time. Please
plan to have a Skipper to go
home so that the reputation of
the Club is not placed in
jeopardy. A chance to have a
chat etc.
Please remember that this is in
the afternoon so that members
who do not come out at night to
the Clubhouse can come in
daylight and enjoy the social and
more importantly get to know
anyone who may be new to the
club in a relaxed atmosphere.
As there are wildlife on this site,
possibly including snakes, we do
not encourage the bringing
along of pets.
As you can see over to the left,
Dougie and Sophie have been
very active in organizing a quite
different final meeting format
for the year
Wally Phoebe
Jingle Bowls,
Jingle Bowls,
Jingle All The Way!
Its Christmas Time again
and
the
VSCC
invite
s
all members and
partners to a lovely evening get
together for the festive season and
to enjoy the company of your fellow
vintage car
enthusiasts.
There will be Twilight Bowls, a light
Christmas Dinner and smiles all
round! Drinks can be purchased at a
very reasonable price from the bar.
When: Monday 7th December
Where: Doubleview Bowling Club,
17 Shearn Crescent, Doubleview.
Time: 6.30
pm
Twilight Bowls Attire—bowling
shoes, socks or barefeet!
The Best Excuse
A man is out on the highway enjoying an evening drive in his new sports car. He decides
to open her up. Suddenly, he sees a flashing red and blue light behind him. He thinks
about outrunning the police, accelerates for a few seconds, then comes to his senses and
pulls over. The officer comes over to check his licence. ‘I’ve had a tough shift,’ says the
officer. ‘And this is my last pull over. I don’t feel like more paperwork so if you can give
me an excuse for your driving that I haven’t heard before you can go! ‘Er, last week my
wife ran off with a policeman,’ says the man. ‘And when I saw your car I was afraid he
was trying to give her back!’ ‘Have a nice night,’ says the officer