This Christmas is guaranteed to bowl you over.
Our annual Christmas celebration is moving to a new location, and we are looking forward to seeing all our members and guests there. Continue reading
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Category Archives: Membership
Executive for 2015
The Annual General Meeting on Friday night delivered a return of the existing members of the board, and filling the one vacant position of Social Coordinator by Liz Hydesmith.
DUCW Board members for 2015
All the best for the holiday season from your new DUCW Board.
- BACK ROW
- Secretary:Margaret Munn
- Newsletter Editor: Charlie Powell
- Social Coordinator: Liz Hydesmith
- Past President: Terry Roberts
- FRONT ROW
- President: Peter Munn
- Treasurer: Peter Debenham
- Membership: Norm Griffiths
- NOT PICTURED
- Vice President: Catherine Bowering
Southern Yarn December 2014
The final issue of The Southern Yarn for 2014 is available for you to download now!
Inside (page 6) you will find
- an invite from the Premier to visit the Legislative Buildings open house on December 6th
- the new DUCW executive for the upcoming year
- gold rush history from NZ – who knew?
- Holiday deals from Downunder Travel
- elation in rugby and tragedy in cricket
- and much more!
(Apologies to the links on this post previously going to the Dec. 2013 issue of the Yarn, rather than the 2014 issue. All fixed.)
Pack your bags and GO!
Winnipeg to Auckland return C$2106 – Book by Aug 22 – Travel by Sept 21
Winnipeg to Sydney return C$2199 – Book by Aug 22 – Travel by Sept 17
Commemorate ANZAC 100th Year in 2015
13 day Land & Cruise covers all ANZAC sites – C$4480 p/p
Christmas In The Cook Islands
14 Days incl. Flights/Hotel/Airport Transfers/Daily Breakfast C$3551 p/p ex Calgary 21 Dec – Jan 4 (limited space)
*Airfare includes all taxes and service fees. Subject to change and availability.
Thank you, Mr Keatch
One of our favourite people, Gordon Keatch, has decided to put down his pen as our intrepid “getting to know” columnist. And since he did so in a most official and gentlemanly way, we decided to share his letter of “resignation” for everyone to see (click below). Thanks, Gordon, for telling the stories of 150 or more members over the years and helping us really get to know each other. Cheers, mate!
PS If anyone is interested in taking up the pen and keeping the column going, we’d love to hear from you.