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Bowling
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:18 am
by roy4eyes
I am organising a lawn bowls open day on behalf of the St. Patrick's Society this coming Friday (13th) and we have a few vacancies so it occurred to me that there might be forumers (local or visiting) who may be interested.
Details are starting 10.30 with lunch (choice of Beef Bourginion, Chicken and Leek pie or Mince and Onion pie, with drinks and sweet included at a total cost of 25 euros.
Players will be a mix of absolute beginners (tuition available) and regular bowlers, but it is essentially a fun day.
Anyone interested please e-mail me or phone (if answerphone please leave contact details and choice of menu) me on 282 084 936 before Wednesday 6 p.m..
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:30 am
by Ellie
Excuse my ignorance Roy, but what is the 'St Patricks Society' all about please?
If I were there still, I'd have a go. Mind you my last bowling experience goes way way back. An uncle of mine taught me when I was 'knee high', in his huge back garden...I loved it..
You're making me wish I'd kept on with it now
Good luck with it any how..I'm sure it will be fun!

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:41 am
by roy4eyes
Hi Ellie
Glad to see you made it back to that wondrous and verdant isle called Britain !! The constant sun, warm sea and pool, cheap food and booze here gets one down at times
The St. Patrick's Society is basically for the Irish, but like the St. Andrew's Society is set up with a bit of poetic licence - hence this Yorkshireman getting involved.
Best wishes from Carol and myself.
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 12:54 pm
by Ellie
roy4eyes wrote:Hi Ellie
Glad to see you made it back to that wondrous and verdant isle called Britain !! The constant sun, warm sea and pool, cheap food and booze here gets one down at times
The St. Patrick's Society is basically for the Irish, but like the St. Andrew's Society is set up with a bit of poetic licence - hence this Yorkshireman getting involved.
Best wishes from Carol and myself.
Okay okay..I know when Im beat..Algarve wins hands down every time of course

(its piddling down here!)
What d'you mean its basically for the Irish? Or is that just an excuse and you're providing extra Guinness all round or what?

..if so count me in for a donation
You're not doing bad for a Bridlington boy!
Cheers to you & Carol
x
p.s. only kidding....lotsa luck for Friday 13th (EH?

)...Im staying in bed that day...
