<strong>Canberra</strong> <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Club</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> <strong>Aug</strong> – <strong>Sep</strong> <strong>2013</strong> 6What’s been happening (...continued)OUR JUNE ‘JAZZ AT JAMISON’ GIG WAS GREAT!Once again, it’s a big thank-you to <strong>Club</strong> member and musician, David Lole. David bought us theterrific ‘Vintage Quine’ in April and he followed that up with a superb presentation from‘Swing’n’<strong>Jazz</strong>’ in June.This seven-piece band was a mixof David’s very popular festivalband, the David Lole Syncopaths;his Merimbula <strong>Jazz</strong> Festival band,Swing’n’<strong>Jazz</strong>; and our local musiciansTony Thomas and Jim Lole.Playing on the day was Reg Packer(banjo), Alan Richards(drums), Don Blainey (tuba), BillBeasley (trombone, vocals), TonyThomas (trumpet, vocals), JimLole (sax) and David Lole (piano).There was around 70 of us there and most did lunch,much to the appreciation of the new <strong>Club</strong> manager whowas very impressed with the turnout. We were, again, avery enthusiastic crowd (including some youngsters visitingthe <strong>Club</strong>!) which the band greatly appreciated.Further thanks are in order to Myrene for the great raffleprizes and to all our members who, as usual, gaveso generously for the raffle. Many thanks, too, to theLole families who graciously billeted the interstate musicians during their stay in <strong>Canberra</strong>.LOOK OUT FOR AN EXTRA ‘JAZZ AT JAMISON’ GIG IN NOVEMBERWe are pleased to announce an unexpected, but welcome, ‘<strong>Jazz</strong> at Jamison’ gig for Sunday 10 November.In appreciation of all our new members, your Committee has decided to squeeze in another live jazz event beforeyear’s end. Jim Lole has kindly offered to organise a trad jazz afternoon for us and we’ll have details nextnewsletter.Meanwhile, a word from your Committee. Firstly, thanks to the ongoing support of our sponsor, the<strong>Canberra</strong> Southern Cross <strong>Club</strong>, we’ve managed to organise 6 paying gigs at Southern Cross <strong>Club</strong>, Jamison forthis year. The 3 gigs held to date have all been very well attended, for which we sincerely thank our members– our <strong>Club</strong> couldn’t exist without you – but we do need this to continue.We mentioned in a recent email to members that Southern Cross <strong>Club</strong> Jamison was reviewing it’s entertainmentprogram in light of poor attendances at many of the Sunday gigs (not ours). Great news!! New manager,Brian Dobson, is prepared to continue supporting the <strong>Canberra</strong> <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Club</strong> gigs for at least the next year.The reason for that support, however, is the fact we bring in such good crowds and a lot of us also havelunch while we are there. It goes without saying that if our good attendance record was to slip, the Jamisonclub may well have to pull it’s financial support for our future gigs – this would severely limit the capacity ofyour Committee to bring you the very full calendar of events which we all currently enjoy. So, please, keep upthe good work and help us to keep the jazz we like alive in <strong>Canberra</strong>.
<strong>Canberra</strong> <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Club</strong> <strong>Newsletter</strong> <strong>Aug</strong> – <strong>Sep</strong> <strong>2013</strong> 7CANBERRA JAZZ CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTYSunday 1 December <strong>2013</strong>, 12pm – 4.00pmOur Christmas Party spit roast lunch at the Belconnen Bowling <strong>Club</strong> has been such asuccess the past three years we have decided to go for the quartet!The best part? Its still free to members!!!!The worst part? Seating is limited to 100 and our membership has been growing atsuch a rate that bookings will have to be on a first-come, first-served basis!!!!It’s a great lunch with 4 hours of the best trad jazz thrown in for free, thanks to thegenerosity of our marvellous musician members who donate their time so that we canall have a great party.Calling all musicians. Last year’s party was again a great jam and the musos loved it as didthe rest of us party-goers. So don’t forget to bring along your instruments and make this the jamof all jams.Where:When:Belconnen Bowling <strong>Club</strong>, Beetaloo Street, HawkerFrom 12 noon for lunch at 1.00 pm sharp (caterer’s orders!)What to bring: Drinks will be available for purchase from the bar so a bit of cash for your drinks and theusual Christmas raffle will do, plus your best (or worst or funniest) Christmas clobberBookings: Are essential. Phone Margaret Moriarty on 6286 3936 or Linda Wiese on 6291 9345(or email them), no later that Sunday 24 NovemberOur apologies but bookings are restricted to financial <strong>CJC</strong> members only. Bon appetit!Golden Roast Buffet3 ROAST MEATSTurkey, Lamb, Hot HamHOT ROAST POTATOEScooked in their jackets with sour creamSALADS and VEGETABLESPineapple, Beetroot, Fresh Tossed Garden Salad, Coleslaw, Rice Salad, Bean Salad, Roast PumpkinFRESHLY BAKED BREADFrench bread sticks cut up and butteredCONDIMENTSHot Homemade Gravy, Mustards, Mint Jelly, Cranberry Sauce, Salt & Pepper.FRESHLY BAKED DESSERTSFruit Salad for our gluten-free members and the rest are a surprise!!COMPLIMENTARY TEA & COFFEEDisposable cups, milk, sugar, tea spoons, tea & coffeePLATES, CUTLERY & NAPKINS (with the compliments of Golden Roast if possible)