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Meet the Committee

President

Greg RoweGreg RoweGreg RoweGreg Rowe

I’m married to Phoebe, with two kids Payden and Gaige. I run a small transport business contracting to major Australian companies. I own and drive a 57 4dr Belair as my family cruiser, and my 3rd child is a 55 4dr sedan which I will sell one or both the kids before I ever get rid of it!

Vice President

Karl Wakartschuk Karl Wakartschuk Karl Wakartschuk Karl Wakartschuk

Karl has been a member for 24 years, and is married to Barbara and has 2 sons, Robert and Andrew, and 5 grandchildren. Karl gets about in his 57 Chev Handyman.

Public Relations

Bob SterternBob SterternBob SterternBob Stertern----GillGillGillGill

Bob is married to Juli, and has 2 daughters, Carly and Stacey. He is kept busy running his home maintenance and renovations company. Keeping Juli’s SS company in the garage is a 1966 Im-pala .

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Greg Rowe 0408 454 082

Karl Wakartschuk 0418 370 152

David Desira 0418 106 333

Jeff Wilson 0418 577 286

Bob Stertern-Gill 0411 862 955

Juli Stertern-Gill 0411 162 132

Lois Peterson 0417 017 990


Secretary

David DesiraDavid DesiraDavid DesiraDavid Desira

David is married to Virginia and has two kids. We run our own company servicing medical and industrial instruments. Toys include a 57 Nomad & 4 door hardtop, dirt bike, quad bike...anything with a motor that goes fast makes me happy!

Treasurer

Jeff WilsonJeff WilsonJeff WilsonJeff Wilson

Jeff is married to Kaylene, and has 2 daughters and 1 grand daughter. Jeff is kept busy as Na-tional Op’s Mgr, and gets about in his first love, a ‘55, but also sneaks in time with his 56 4dr HT and 57 2dr post.

Newsletter and Web Editor

Juli SterternJuli SterternJuli SterternJuli Stertern----GillGillGillGill

Juli is married to Bob, and runs her own bou-tique cake and dessert business. Juli’s vehicle of choice is her SS Commodore, but is just as happy to co-pilot Bob’s ‘66 Impala.

Memberships and

Merchandise

Lois PetersonLois PetersonLois PetersonLois Peterson

Lois is married to Steve, and they have 4 chil-dren and 5 grandchildren. Lois gets about in a Berlina, and loves travelling to the US ... Lois also looks after the social events for the Club

Meet the Committee


President’s Report I would like to start off by saying congratulations to all club members and entrants of this year’s Chev Convention for making it such an enjoyable and fun filled weekend.

Without your participation it would not have been so successful. As part of the Convention committee, and your President, I was very proud of the way members, en-trants, and family members not only behaved but also got into having fun for the entire weekend. This is what our great club is all about.

With so many challengers leading up to the event it was great to see it all unfold. The weekend started off great (except for a really cool wagon on the Westgate!) with a nice quite cruise up to Ballarat in near perfect weather. Most of us got there early to arrive at a great holi-day park to set up registration so we weren’t flat out trying to do it after our cruise to Fast Lane Speed shop. With a small mishap of rooms for registration it went well then we were off to Daniel and Ebony Cas-ser’s shop for a great tour.

Daniel not only cleaned up all night and most of the day Friday but he also shut the shop for the day to allow us to be welcomed into his shop of absolute skill and mind-blowing workmanship in which I thank you greatly Daniel.

Next on the agenda was back to the registration at the Welcome Stranger Holiday Park. In the years I’ve been at the club, I’ve never seen the social side of rego so big and spread out as it was on Friday night. It was a great gathering of members and entrants which went on late in the night for all to enjoy. Can I thank Allan and Bill for the bbq’s , and Mick Bugeja for helping at registration, and the over kind staff of the Welcome Stranger Holi-day Park for their experienced hos-pitality.

The next day was the drags. The day went extremely well with many cars and purpose built drag cars of all sorts. It was a great crowd pleaser event with many thanks go-

ing to the Ballarat Drag Racing Club for hosting the event on our behalf.

It was great to see many entrants going down the ¼ for the first time and the rain held off until the last two finals (in which a white and green 57 was lined up and ready to go but had to be called back, bad luck Stevo!).

Next was the dinner and band night at the Trotting Track. With some confusion on the bus bookings (the club hired mini bus) we all managed to get to the venue. Great tucker and excellent music gave us all a great night out. The Trotting Track should be commended for their set up and the bands were awesome.

Thanks to Tony Anastasio for once again organising and entertaining us in a massive way. At the end of the night we all squeezed into the mini bus (and I mean Squeezed!) and headed back to the Holiday Park for some quiet ales.

Can I just give out a very big thank you to Bill for driving the hired bus all night as this was a demanding job for the week-end and someone had to do it and Bill put his hand up for it several months ago with no questions asked. You’re a legend Bill!

The next day saw the show and shine at the Trotting Track. What a great turnout! With around 150 Chevs and other makes in the sepa-rate car park the place looked a treat.

Congratulations to all the trophy winners and thank you to all the participants on the day for making it a great day.

Thank you to Bill once again for organising the Judging, and thank you to all the offers and help on the day which made the commit-tees job a lot easier to organise.

Then it was back to the Holiday Park for some well-deserved ales with the members who stayed the Sunday night (yes more sausages to top up the previous night’s in-takes!), thanks Tarik for supplying

the meat! What a great week-end!

Now for the down fall. Due to many seats not filled on the night of the dinner as anticipated, Bad weather on Sunday in Melbourne (there were many groups of cars organising a day trip up on Sunday) and bad gate takings, also weather related, our overall finances suffered and we did not make the money we had hoped to make.

We can go on and on about the rea-sons why but rest assured we will profit larger next time and I’m hop-ing we will have a equal if not better Convention next up. I’m just wrapt that everyone who has contacted me not only by phone but also e-mail, all said they had a great time and can’t wait until Ballarat 2015 (thanks for the support, Three of us needed that lift!).

Thank you all for the support during and after the convention, and a spe-cial thankyou goes out to a bunch of guys who I really liked working with on this event (and it may not have been so successful without them!) is as follows: David Desira, Jeff Wilson, Karl Wakartschuk, Glenn Rulach, Bob Stertern-Gill. To the sponsors: Cruzin magazine, Shannons, Air ride, Aussie Desert Coolers, American Suspension and Driveline Parts, Fastlane Speed Shop, Clayton Holden Wreckers, Super Trick Differentials, The Radia-tor Workshop, Font p/L, and Growe Transport for their loyal support.

And to all the Members of the great-est car club in the world, The 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria.

“Drive ‘em hard”,

Greg Rowe .


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Membership

Full membership to the 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria requires that you own a Chevrolet vehicle (of any make or model), and attend three meetings or club outings per year (Country members need only attend one meeting or outing per year).

New Membership currently cots $75- which entitles you to a club polo shirt, stubby cooler and car club sticker. Renewal Membership is currently $40 per year, with all membership fees due on the 1st of August each yearmembership fees due on the 1st of August each yearmembership fees due on the 1st of August each yearmembership fees due on the 1st of August each year.

Associate Membership is open to those who do not currently own a Chevrolet but would like to enjoy our Club and its activities.

Meetings

Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month, starting at 8pm. There is no meeting in January. Meetings are held at The Pines Learning Centre, 520 Blackburn Road, Doncaster East. Melways 34/D5. (Behind The Pines S/Centre)

www.567chevclub.org.au

Were you at The Convention?

Did you manage to score a hoodie or did you miss out but

desperately want one?

What do you think of it (If you managed to get one!)?

Do you think hoodies would be a good option to add to the Club’s merchandise store? Personally I do - but voice your opinion

too - as members, every voice counts... so Speak Up!


Lois’ Lines The new ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS are almost here for 2013 & a huge thankyou to those members who purchased one last year & I hope you will also purchase again this year. Priced at $65 after dining out only 2 or 3 times you have already got your

money back. What a great Mothers Day gift!!

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Our BBQ APRONS have gone missing. These are the black aprons with the bowties. Please if you happened to take them home maybe to wash them can you please con-

tact me

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MAY MYSTERY RUN will be held on May 19th. Please put this date straight onto to your calenders. We will be touring around the Mornington Peninsula & our finishing point will be under cover so don`t let the weather put you off if it happens to be rain-

ing.

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For any info on above items please contact Lois 59792787

[email protected]

Meeting Point for Cruden Farm Run

Meet at Karingal Hub Shopping Centre,

Mitre 10 carpark (Melway 103C5)

Cranbourne Road Frankston

Leaving at 10am sharp!

Please let Lois know if you will be attending!


March 2013 Minutes of Meeting held February 3rd 2013

Meeting Opened:Meeting Opened:Meeting Opened:Meeting Opened: 8:15 pm

Visitors:Visitors:Visitors:Visitors: none

Apologies:Apologies:Apologies:Apologies: Forbes, Lois & Steve Peterson, Glenn Rulach, Mick Payton, Chris Sessions

Treasurer’s Report:Treasurer’s Report:Treasurer’s Report:Treasurer’s Report: Read by Jeff Wilson, accepted by Phil Marrinon, Sec by Bill Duyvestyn

Previous Minutes:Previous Minutes:Previous Minutes:Previous Minutes: Read by David Desira, accepted by Tim Perrin, sec by Graeme Drew

Correspondence:Correspondence:Correspondence:Correspondence: NewslettersNewslettersNewslettersNewsletters

Chevroletter QLD | Chevroletter NSW | Chevolution SA | Belair Times

The Bowtie | Castlemaine Hot Rod Centre

Letters / EmailsLetters / EmailsLetters / EmailsLetters / Emails

Charity Car and Bike Rally Invitation Melbourne to Bright 9/11 march

Professional Web Designer & SEO Service !

American Car Classic 2013 24th March Queanbeyan Showground

David Burrell [[email protected]] Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motor Sport 9 th 11th March 2012

Sarah-Jane O’Brien Paint My Ride car artist

Justin Taylor gain organic traffic web design

Alpine Gables Jindabyne

Leukaemia Foundation (Help us run a fund raiser)

Lucy May’s Cafe plus Coal Creek Korumburra

The Castlemaine Rod Shop open day 7 April

Cavalcade to Seymour

Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events: 7th April, Shannons American Motoring Show

7th April, Rotary Club Shepparton Motor Show & market

7th April Castlemaine Rod Shop

Buy, Swap, Sell:Buy, Swap, Sell:Buy, Swap, Sell:Buy, Swap, Sell: Peter Liston, Plates “01CHEV”


Convention:Convention:Convention:Convention: David, Rowie, Glenn and Karl have been busy investigating various trophy ideas.

Glenn has the printer and the convention logo for the shirts ready to go.

Current sponsors to date include: Airide (Glenn), Shannons, Growe Transport (Greg Rowe), Clayton Holden Wreckers (Michael Kendall), Font P/L (Karl), Supa Trik (Karls son), Aussie Desert Coolers, Aust Auto Air (Rohan Hutson)

Run Reports:Run Reports:Run Reports:Run Reports: Rowie report: Ballarat Swap Meet, Rowie and Bob set up the stall, big event & a lot of fun.

Lots of vacant spots, damn hot. Plans to do it again next year.

Dromana drive in night, Not as good as previous years, numbers were way down, about 150 cars. Fireworks were great.

Jeff report: Lake Gairdner Dry Lake Racers week. Damn hot at over 43C. Amazing carsand bikes. Jeff mate flipped his car at over 210mph, came out ok.The Lynch Belly tank wa a highlight at over 275mph.

Karl report: Wandin East cruise night, huge turnout for a week night cruise, over 300 cars.

Mike Bugeja report: Hanging Rock, Event was big, too big. Very disorganised and dusty, packed up early and went to the pub!

Also went to a tough car and bike show run by some bike club with an even tougher looking crowd.

Bill on LGC cruise to Philip Island, book a spot as it’s gonna be big. Leaving early Saturday, discounted fees for LGC Cruisers.

Gavin went for a few hot laps with Jim Richards as part of a LGC prize, 235kph what a hoot!

Rohan went to Tocumwal Mild to Wild weekend. Small event but a great week-end.

Graeme and Judy Drew have offered to have another Tatura weekend. The last one was great so don’t miss out. BIG bonfire planned again. Weekend of 15th 16th of June.

General General General General

Business:Business:Business:Business:

Mens shed organised to help on the gate and parking. Bus organised, Bill Duy-vestyn has kindly offered to drive. Pre entries down, hoping for more local sup-port.

Fast Lane speed shop visit organised.

M Closed:M Closed:M Closed:M Closed: 9:35pm

Next Meet:Next Meet:Next Meet:Next Meet: April 3rd 2013

Meeting Minutes


Member’s Report - Mick Bugeja

Ever since I bought my 57 Chev in 2008 to restore I have been itching to get it to the convention. This year was the year! I’d been to the Saturday drags previously, but this would be the first year that I would be there for the whole weekend with my finished car, and the first year that Sarah and Mitchell would attend.

The weekend began for me meeting a few other members at the Rockbank service station on the Western Free-way, from there we cruised on towards Ballarat. With an easy check in at the Welcome Stranger Holiday Park (including an upgrade!) I was well on the way! After settling in, we cruised down to Fast Lane Speed Shop for a tour. There was lots of different makes and models of cars, but what really caught my eye were the FC Holden and the early Falcon Sedan, they had lots of modifications. The owner had a 1955 Chev drag car in the shop, but I was disappointed that it didn’t make it down to the track the following day as I would have loved to see it in action! Once the tour was finished we all cruised back to the Holiday Park via Ballarat’s main drag. I have to say that we turned a few heads.

I offered to help out with the Registra-tion for the weekend, it was busy and we sold lots of merchandise and raffle tickets that night. This was then fol-lowed by the sausage sizzle and a few quiet (!) beers.

Saturday morning started with more registrations for those who couldn’t make it the night before and selling more raffle tickets. I then cruised with other members to Ballarat Drag Rac-ing club which was located at the air-port. I was so excited at this point to give my car a run. With scrutineering completed, John and I got ready to run our cars against each other. I must admit, I have never drag raced before,

so I was a little unsure of what was to come. I was off to a good start with a burn out. Then once I worked out how to stage the car, I took off at the green light with a slow reaction time (but hey it was my first go!). I manually changed the gears not knowing where the finish line was. After I completed the first run I was hooked. After a quick feed, John and I went back for seconds. I improved on my first race with a better burn out and reaction time, beating John again. After setting my qualifying time, my next race was against Charlie in his 65 Chev. I won as Charlie ran faster than his nomi-nated time, so I was into the next round. I narrowly missed out against Steve Peterson and my day was over. The rain then hit not long after this, but unfortunately before the final could be raced.

Once back at the Holiday Park the weekend was in full swing. Sarah and Mitchell then arrived and settled in quickly before we all got ready for the Dinner Dance. It was well thought of to organise a courtesy bus for us so that those who wanted a drink didn’t need to worry about how they would get back to the Holiday Park. When we arrived the evening was already well underway. The drinks were flow-ing and we able to catch up with other members before our meals were served. Sarah and I were very im-pressed with the standard of the food and service at the Ballarat and District Trotting Track. After not winning the raffle we relaxed (we’d managed to get Mitchell to sleep in his pram) and en-joyed the entertainment. We then took advantage of the courtesy bus once again and arrived back safely (thanks Bill).

It was an early start (too early for those who’d enjoyed last night’s festivities too much!) and we were back off to the

Trotting Track for our breakfast. We had been expecting a bacon roll, but to our surprise, breakfast was a big buffet that we took full advantage of.

With the Chev parked we offered our help to Rowie and Phoebe by manning the merchandise stall. Nearly every-one who approached us enquired about the Hoodie’s. With the unex-pected cold weather these had been a big hit Friday night and so none were left. I hadn’t even managed to get one for Sarah! After a while we were re-lieved and had a wander around to look at what cars had entered.

There were a lot of quality cars on show, but unfortunately it seemed as if the weather had turned people off as number appeared down on previous conventions. Sarah quite liked the 56 Maroon/Silver hardtop. Luckily the rain held off so the band was able to set up outside near to the display area. Again we were unlucky with the raffle (thanks Don Neal!) and we were onto the awards. I was surprised to come away with the President’s Choice award but extremely happy about it. Once the awards were over we helped to pack up the stall and made our way back to the Holiday Park. For those who stayed the Sunday night we enter-tained ourselves by watching the Aus-tralian Grand Prix on the big screen followed by a BBQ and a couple of celebration beers.

And so that completed my first Con-vention weekend. Sarah had more fun than she thought she would and was impressed at how family friendly the weekend was, so she is looking for-ward to the next convention. Overall, I had good fun at the drags and a great time seeing car club members and catching up with everyone.


Member’s Report - David Desira

The 10th Chevrolet Convention has come and gone, if you weren’t part of it you missed a great event, with the new location and modified for-mat working a treat.

Friday morning arrived with great weather on the horizon. Rowie and Karl had planned to get to Ballarat early in an attempt to do some pre-liminary setting up, but Karl’s tail-shaft had other ideas by letting go just out of Melbourne. With Karl stuck on the side of the road with a tow truck on the way, Rowie car-ried on, on his own.

Others including Steve Peterson, Alan, Mike Bugeja, Don Neal, the Kendalls, Jeff Wilson (in his newly finished 55) and myself met at the BP servo in Rockbank to cruise into Ballarat together. The cruise to Ballarat was a quick one, arriving with enough time to check in and do some basic setting up before the cruise to Fast Lane Speed Shop.

A group of about 25 cars took off to cruise to Daniel Cassar’s speed shop. The turn out was brilliant, with the street full of Chevs and the workshop full of punters drooling over some of the great projects Daniel and his crew were currently working on. Daniel really went out of his way to make us feel wel-come, putting his business on hold to show us around. The quality of the cars in his workshop and the array of products in his showroom was first class with more than one of us wanting to take one of the many display engines home for a future project.

Registration and a sausage sizzle were held at the Big Four Welcome Stranger caravan park, which worked well. The layout worked brilliantly with the registration room, bbq area and adjacent lawns packed with members, entrants and classic cars. The warm night

had loads of people out on the lawns sharing a few drinks and snags, what a great party atmos-phere. Thanks to Alan Smithson and crew for the great job on the bbq’s keeping everybody fed. Meanwhile Jeff, Rowie, Glenn, Mike and David were kept busy signing up entrants and selling the merchandise. Mike must have been a salesman in another life, as there wasn’t a person who left reg-istration without buying a few extra raffle tickets, shirt or hoodie!

Saturday saw many at the Ballarat Drags early hoping to get in a few runs. The Ballarat Drag Club ran a great event, with the mix of con-vention cars, local drag club mem-bers and others displaying and rac-ing a great range of cars. The eighth mile format worked well with minimum waiting between runs. Rohan Hutson and Alan Smithson were on a mission doing multiple passes throughout the day. Mike Bugeja and John Xidis ran their cars on the track for the first time, quickly coming to grips with the concept and getting the bug to go again and again. Brian Bud, Tim Perrin and Karl were all out having a go, with mixed results. Steve Pe-terson ended up in the finals but the rain that had been threatening all day finally fell, cutting short the last couple of runs before a winner could be decided.

The dinner was held at the trotting track with about 140 turning up for a fine meal and jive to the tunes from the two great bands. Tony An-astasio’s band put on a great show with Tony displaying his balancing skills atop his big bass while play-ing a wicked tune, just brilliant.

The dance floor was buzzing most of the night, with lots of fun had by many, not forgetting Rowie who had all the good moves. Special thanks to Bill Duyvestyn on the day

for kindly offering not only to bus many of the people between the caravan park and the dinner but also for driving the women around during the day while the boys were out at the drags having a play.

The committee guys were up early to set things up for the Sunday Show n Shine. Entrants started roll-ing in from around 8:00 and were treated to a kings breakfast in the function room directly above the show arena. Arranging parking in the new venue went smoothly with great support from the local Mens’ Shed team and a handful of dedi-cated members including Michael Kendall, Peter Liston and Don Neal. The Weather Gods were playing with us, giving us the cold-est day in two months. With a max temp of only around 15C and rain in Melbourne, the numbers of an-ticipated day entries and spectators were lower than hoped for but the atmosphere nonetheless was fan-tastic. The layout of cars, with the Kids jumping castle and trade stands all in close proximity worked really well. The oval show arena with some of the top show cars on display looked an absolute treat and generated many compliments from entrants and spectators alike.

The merchandise stand was set up in a prominent possie (albeit in a wind tunnel!) and did a steady trade throughout the day. Thanks to Mike & Sarah and Bob & Juli who manned the stand for a good portion of the day along with a few other members who held the fort from time to time.

Car awards and the raffle were an-nounced around 2:00. The raffle had a last minute rush on the tick-ets with our own Don Neal taking out the first prize of the huge tool kit. (I know where I’m going next time I need to service my car!)


10th Chev Convention

HONOUR ROLL:

TOP 10

David Desira, red 57 Nomad : Mick Kibblewhite, black 51 Ute :

Brad Denman, Black 57 Sedan

Les Tudman, red/silver 56 Hard top : Nick Valenzisi, Bronze 56 Nomad

Trevor Davies, red 57 Hard Top : Mario Sammut, red 57 4dr Hard Top

Andrew Nuske-black 56 Sedan : Carmen and Dove-Yellow 57 Coupe :

John Miseti, Blue 58 coupe.

TOP RESTO; Tony Copola-red 57 convertible

TUFFEST CAR; Brad Denman-black 57 Sedan

COOLEST RIDE; Glen Rulach-black 64 Coupe

SPONSORS CHOICE; Les Tudman red/silver 56 Hard Top

SONSORS CHOICE; Tony Anastasio turquoise 55 Pickup

PRESIDENTS AWARD; Mick Begeja-red 57 Sedan

LONGEST DISTANCE; Mark Ware (Canberra) gold Monte Carlo

HARD LUCK: Greg Hoviess black 57 Sedan

Congratulations to all from

the Convention Committee of The 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria.


Convention Sponsors

The Radiator Workshop Growe Transport

Font P/L Clayton Holden Wreckers

Super Trick Differentials

The 55-56-57 Chevrolet Club of Victoria would like to thank all of our loyal sponsors for supporting us during the 2013 Ballarat Chevrolet Convention and we hope to see

you back in 2015.


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Presentation Night The Club’s Annual Presentation Night was held at Natalie’s Restaurant on February

5th... A great night was had by all with members and their partners tucking into a two-course feast and much liquid refreshment.

Our newest Club Member of The Year, Rowie (aka The President) was very humbled by his win, and long-term members were also given their awards for such outstanding

loyalty to the Club.


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Events Calendar

April 7th American Motoring ShowAmerican Motoring ShowAmerican Motoring ShowAmerican Motoring Show

Flemington - Gates Open 9am

April 7th Drouin SwapmeetDrouin SwapmeetDrouin SwapmeetDrouin Swapmeet

Lardner Park, Burnt Store Road, Drouin

Public from 8am

April 14th Lancefield Swap Meet and Show ‘n’ ShineLancefield Swap Meet and Show ‘n’ ShineLancefield Swap Meet and Show ‘n’ ShineLancefield Swap Meet and Show ‘n’ Shine

Lancefield Park, Chauncey Street Lancefield

Buyers from 7:30, Car Judging 11am

May 4-5th Lets Go CruisingLets Go CruisingLets Go CruisingLets Go Cruising

End of Season Cruise to Beechworth

May 8thMay 8thMay 8thMay 8th Club MeetingClub MeetingClub MeetingClub Meeting

The Pines Learning Centre, Doncaster

8pm start (Committee Meeting 6:30pm)

May 19thMay 19thMay 19thMay 19th May Mystery RunMay Mystery RunMay Mystery RunMay Mystery Run

Mornington Peninsula based

Please book in with Lois for catering!

April 3rdApril 3rdApril 3rdApril 3rd Club MeetingClub MeetingClub MeetingClub Meeting

The Pines Learning Centre, Doncaster

8pm start (Committee Meeting 6:30pm)


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CLUB MERCHANDISE. See Lois to purchase yours. Jackets - $140.

Rugby tops - Adult $55 [Kids sizes (4 to 14) (in Navy or Red) - $40]

Polo Shirts - $30

Adult - Black in Small, Medium, Large, XL.

Kids - Black - 6, 10

All tops now available with your name embroidered on them. ( $10 )

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