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May 2019 Newsletter

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CARDS SECTION:<br />

Our cribbage team went to Porirua competing for the National Cribbage Trophy and<br />

came back with great results.<br />

Ethel Aranga won the National trophy for <strong>2019</strong>, this is the second win of the Cribbage<br />

Trophy for Ethel in three years an outstanding<br />

achievement. The Sunday game “win” was jointly<br />

won by Ethel Aranga and Edwin Marshall another<br />

great achievement at the nationals from our team.<br />

FISHING SECTION:<br />

Well the fishing section have been on tour again.. back to Lake Brunner for another<br />

challenge.<br />

This time it was a multi clubs competition, all trying to win the coveted Jack Elcock trophy,<br />

which is a Hornby Club event.15 boats, 45 adult anglers and 3 juniors all trying<br />

their best from 5pm Friday afternoon until 4pm on the Saturday. Weigh-in at the<br />

lovely Moana Hotel but we forgot about a Crusaders rugby game that had a 5.30 start.<br />

Needless to say, the pub was packed, the beer and the noise were both doing well,<br />

and the presentation headed outside for some hopefully relative quietness... except<br />

when the Crusaders scored. After all the tallying up was done, time for the results, and<br />

to our delight, Donna won the main trophy, the first lady to win it and even better that<br />

Donna is one of ours.!!! Yay!! go the ladies. The juniors did well too.. we had 2 of them<br />

and they finished 1st and 2nd.. not a bad effort as we did well in the spot prizes too.<br />

Some interesting scenery was around just after Mother Nature had unleashed a torrent<br />

of rain just the week before we got there. Travelling over was different with snow<br />

flurries around Porters Pass and a lot of snow had been dumped along the main divide<br />

in the few days prior to us travelling..<br />

A quiet few weeks for us now but plotting and planning is underway for an assault on<br />

the southern lakes in June. (Thermals are already being sorted)<br />

Cribbage is becoming a more popular<br />

game amongst our members. The section<br />

committee have introduced cribbage on<br />

Tuesday “card night” assuming enough<br />

players are available on the night. This is<br />

an opportunity for new and old members<br />

to learn from the best.<br />

Thanks, Karen<br />

New members are most welcome to come along on Tuesday night at 7pm to play Euchre.

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