CLUB ASSEMBLY
President Tony opened the meeting and ran through upcoming events then handed over to Terry Hubbard , chair for the night.
YEA GARDEN EXPO—Will
99% sites are booked.
A bus of 54 booked in via Try Booking today.
Terry thanked the committee for all their work and noted that the roster circulated by Jim is now finalised.
99% sites are booked.
A bus of 54 booked in via Try Booking today.
Terry thanked the committee for all their work and noted that the roster circulated by Jim is now finalised.
OPEN GARDENS—Glenn
Glenn read out the 8 gardens which will be part of this year’s event.
He told members that the number had been cut down because it was very difficult to get around 10 gardens in a day and so there will be the opportunity to swap gardens around each year.
The BBQ is expected to be at Darryl King’s garden but this is to be confirmed as are morn-ing teas being served and sculptures being available in other gardens.
Candlebark is open through the Victorian Open Gardens Scheme so is an extra garden and the Yea Garden Club will again have plants for sale at Myrna’s in Welsh Street. A Donation will be made to Rotary.
Glenn read out the 8 gardens which will be part of this year’s event.
He told members that the number had been cut down because it was very difficult to get around 10 gardens in a day and so there will be the opportunity to swap gardens around each year.
The BBQ is expected to be at Darryl King’s garden but this is to be confirmed as are morn-ing teas being served and sculptures being available in other gardens.
Candlebark is open through the Victorian Open Gardens Scheme so is an extra garden and the Yea Garden Club will again have plants for sale at Myrna’s in Welsh Street. A Donation will be made to Rotary.
LIFT THE LID—Penny
This project is winding up as a total of $535 has already been raised and Hat Night will be held on September 29.
Terry has obtained a voucher for High Tea for 2 at Flowerdale Estate which will be the prize in the lucky hat draw (numbers inside each hat sold).
Tony has offered to donate a prize for the best had in the room, so members asked to wear a hat for fun.
A speaker has been booked for the night—Jenny Drysdale.
Whether this will be a partners night is to be confirmed.
Penny thanked all those who bought beanies, donated to the project and the knitters, Janet Troup, Joy Hester, Janet Hubbard Joan Maloney., Marj Hamilton and of course Penny her-self.
She also said a special thank you to Marj Hamilton who has supported her from the start to the end of the project.
RACE NIGHT—Julie
Only 120 tickets available and 54 have been sold. Need to finalise numbers this week.
INTERNATIONAL PROJECT—TIPPY
Tippy updated us on the progress of the English Corner project which involves 2 schools in Thailand.
Tippy updated us on the progress of the English Corner project which involves 2 schools in Thailand.