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Fund Raising & SociaS ActivitiesSILVER CIRCLE.The final draw for the Club's first SilverCircle was held at the Teachers Club onSaturday 11th. November 1978, when some 300ticket holders and their friends were invitedto a special function.The first prize of $2,500.00 was won byMr. A. Wyatt of Fisher ( No. 9 sold by AndrewMutton). The second prize of $500.00 was wonby Mr. S. Nagle (No. 277) and the third prizeof $250.00 by Mr. S. Tichner (No. 210). Thewinner of the first prize who was pre sentat the function could hardly believe his luck.The evening itself proved to be verysuccessful with everyone having a good time. Theevening was the climax of some four monthswork which raised some $3,000.00 for the Club.Our secretary had already spent about hof that on new practice facilities for theClub. As you could imagine, there would havebeen a long list of thank-yous but space in themagazine would not permit the naming of everyonewho has helped the socials fundra i singcommittee in its effort. Our best helpers werethe 500 hundred supporters of the Club whobought the tickets and our thanks go to them.Without them and the ticket sellers this venturewould not have been the success it was.If I could single out any people forspecial mention it would be John and EricaDerrick who managed the books and brought theprofessional touch to the venture.I would also like to thank the wives of theother committee members. Vera Bloxham,ChrisMutton, Chris Brook, and Marilyn Harris asthey have put up with quite a lot and helpedwith this venture.Since our first has proven to be sosuccessful, it is certain that we will beattempting to repeat the effort in 1979. Sostart selling now and get in early, as I feelsure our second Silver Circle will be veryP°P" lar -CHAIRMAN.Social and Fundraising Committee.
Women's Cricket5At the end of round 5, Weston Creek are leadingthe Women's competition.In the one day match against Forsevin XI B,after losing the toss and being invited to bat,we were all out for 159, thanks to a recordfirst wicket stand of 101 by Julie Higgs(retired 46 = 8-4s) and Cathy Smith ( 57 = 10-4s)In reply Forsevin B made 122. LorraineWeathall took 7 for 42 off 12 overs, whilstHeather Ratford took 1-21 off 9 overs and inKay Bretts 2 overs she took 1-18.Much interest centred on our 2 day game againstHaWker as both teams were equal in second place.W.C.C.C. won the toss and decided to bat. Wicketsfell at 4,14, and 29; things looked grim,however, a fourth wicket partnership of 47 byJenny Thompson (6) and Julie added some respectablityto the score, and a further partnershipby Julie wi,th Lorraine Weather all (14 = 1-6) tookus to 5 for 105. Heather Macdonald joined Juliewho was out 3 runs later for a well played73 (12 4s) Kay Brett was next in and was unluckilyrun out for 17 at 135. Donna O'Brien (notout 1) held up her end well, as we advanced toour total of 7 declared for 153, Heather remainingnot out 20.At the conclusion of the first days play, Hawkerwere 2 for 38. Play was delayed for lh hourson the second day because of the weather but wemanaged to get Hawker all out for 129 to gainfirst innings points. Lorraine took 4 for 43off 21 overs, and in her 15 overs HeatherRatford took 4 for 34.We were lucky to win, as we did not have sufficientplayers present at 1.30 pm, to continueplay. Had the Hawker Captain excersised heroption we would have had to forfeit. So please
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