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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


CAPTAINS’ DAY – SUNDAY 14th SEPTEMBER
Text of email sent to Members Dear Member (via bcc) This Social Bowls Event is fast approaching. This will comprise firstly a Spider at 2.30pm immediately followed by teams competing for the Frank Hall Trophy – format will be Triples. After bowls there will be an afternoon tea. This is also our Charity Day and …
REDHILL & DISTRICT PAIRS sponsored by MARATHON SPORTS FOUNDATION
Many thanks to Paul Eales for sponsoring yesterday’s Redhill & District Pairs Competition. Plus a big thank you to all our members who helped on the day and in the preparations (too many to mention individually). Also many thanks to our local clubs for supporting the Competition and giving us 32 entries. The winners were: …
REDHILL & DISTRICT PAIRS TOMORROW!
– sponsored by the MARATHON SPORTS FOUNDATION – BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY at Redhill Bowling Club
The Ladies’, Men’s and Plate semi-finals start at 11am. The finals and 3rd/4th place deciding matches will start at approximately 2.30pm. We have players from RBC in the Men’s and Plate Competitions plus players from Banstead Neville, Caterham, Chipstead and Horley Bowling Clubs.
Come and support! Light lunches and refreshments available.
SHORT MAT SEASON 2025/26
Text of e-mail sent to members today:
We aim to run our usual short mat drives starting the week after the Club AGM.
To encourage more members to take part we are waiving the short mat fee for this season for club members (playing or social). More details are given on the attached sign-up sheet which will be available on the Clubhouse Noticeboard tomorrow.
Please add you name and tick which or both sessions if you planning to join in. Although mildly competitive the drives are played in a friendly way and are open to all abilities.
The first two sessions (21st and 25th October) will be used for practice purposes so are suitable for anyone who hasn’t played this bowls format to come along for a taster session.
Please contact Roger, Marion or me if you have any questions.
Regards
John Davison