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Veterans Golf Club of Victoria

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December 2022 Newsletter

President Report

 President Report:


Our last tournament for the 2022 season at Waterford Valley course saw the members play for the Bob Leverington trophy.

With several late withdrawals, 45 members faced the challenge that the course produced due to the weather conditions over the past weeks. The members thanked the Club for their hospitality for the day.

The members were reminded that the Golfer Digest book for 2023 is to be ordered by Friday, 9th December, at a cost of $16.50.  Those requiring a book are to contact Daryl Edwards.

It was great to see Gary Finnis in the field today as he took a break from Tweed Heads.

To those who have assisted throughout the year as a Starter for tournaments, we say thank you for volunteering, especially todays Phil Horsburgh, Ian Richards and Peter Garbellini.

If anyone has the House of Golf trophy please let me know.

Members were reminded that the 2022 Presentation Luncheon is a Keysborough Golf Club next Monday the 12th of December commencing 12noon. The cost is $40 per member, partner and guest with a complimentary drink.  We ask members to wear their name tags as visitors will be provided with a name tag.

During the course of the afternoon the Vets Club Presentations will be conducted.

Our 2023 season will commence at the Keysborough Golf Club on Monday the 16th of January with a shotgun start, so don't forget to register via the Website.

To all members and their families on behalf of the Committee of Management we wish you a very Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2023.

Captains Report:

Results from 'Waterford Valley'

Ca[tain Jeff Stevens welcomed members to Waterford Valley Golf Club for the Bob Leverington Trophy Stableford event.

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Overall winner

Roger Selwood (26) with 40 points won the Bob Leverington Trophy

Roger received a $40 House of Golf voucher for this effort.

Grade winners

A Grade:  George Weaver (15)  38 points

B Grade:  Bruce Keenan (23)  37 points

C Grade:  Joe Cirnigliaro (29)  35 points

Balls down the line:

35 points  Geoffrey Milne ()

32 points  Patrick Ryan ()

31 points  John Hiscock ()  Tom Buzza ()  John Molloy ()  Roland Neef ()

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NAGA Award:

Winner Laurie Comerford won a House of Golf 30 minute lesson !

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Nearest the pin

Hole 2 Gary Morland

Hole 5 Peter Garbellini

Hole 13 Peter Garbellini

Hole 17 Ian Richards

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Door prize Winners:

Taffy Davies celebrated a good day at Waterford Valley by winning the door prize of a round for 4 at Waterford Valley.

Philip Horsburgh will be able to enjoy the wonderful flavours of a Jimmys Jam pack.

Gary Morland won the third of our door prizes, a nice bottle of red.

Birthdays for December 2022

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Peter Sydney

Yvonne Daniel

Innes Ireland

Jim Warden

Jeff Taylor

Christopher Tierney

Tom Buzza

George Robinson

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Operational options

Five surgeons from big cities come togther for a major operation. Having changed afterwards they discuss which profession provides the easiest patients on whom to operate.

The first surgeon, from Sydney, says, "I like to see accountants on my operating table because when you open them up, everything inside is numbered."
The second, from Brisbane, responds, "Yeah, but you should try electricians! Everything inside them is color coded."
The third surgeon, from Melbourne , says, "No, I really think librarians are the best, everything inside them is in alphabetical order."
The fourth surgeon, from Perth chimes in: "You know, I like construction workers. Those guys always understand when you have a few parts left over."
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"You're all wrong. Politicians are the easiest to operate on.
There's no guts, no heart, no brains, and no spine.  Plus, the head contents and the gluteous maximus are interchangeable."

 Next month

  Keysborough 16th January for the Bill Fitzsimmons Trophy