Combined Service Clubs Annual Charity Dinner 2016
This is an annual charity event hosted by
the Rotary Club of Hamilton
with
the combined support
from members of :
Rotary, Probus, Inner Wheel, Quota, Lions, Apex, Zonta
the Rotary Club of Hamilton
with
the combined support
from members of :
Rotary, Probus, Inner Wheel, Quota, Lions, Apex, Zonta
Date: Wednesday 27th January , 2016 Time: 6.00pm for 6.30pm
Venue : Kedron Wavell Services Club
Guest Speaker
Robert “Crash” Craddock
Venue : Kedron Wavell Services Club
Guest Speaker
Robert “Crash” Craddock
Robert is the Chief Sports writer for the Courier
Mail and a presenter on FOX sports program
The Back Page
Mail and a presenter on FOX sports program
The Back Page
Robert Craddock is one of Australia's
premier sport’s journalists who has covered
sport for more than 20 years.
He has covered more than 150 Test cricket
matches and the past five cricket World Cups.
premier sport’s journalists who has covered
sport for more than 20 years.
He has covered more than 150 Test cricket
matches and the past five cricket World Cups.
Date: Wednesday 27th January , 2016
Time: 6.00pm for 6.30pm
Cost: $40 per person
Meal: Plated Main and Dessert, with
tea/coffee and mints .
Drinks: Cash bar
Venue : Kedron Wavell Services Club
Community Centre ( entrance from
Kittyhawk Drive), Chermside
Raffle: Great prizes
RSVP: Monday 18th January, 2016 to
Norm Wilson Ph: 0409 890 613
email: wilson.47@bigpond.net.au
Time: 6.00pm for 6.30pm
Cost: $40 per person
Meal: Plated Main and Dessert, with
tea/coffee and mints .
Drinks: Cash bar
Venue : Kedron Wavell Services Club
Community Centre ( entrance from
Kittyhawk Drive), Chermside
Raffle: Great prizes
RSVP: Monday 18th January, 2016 to
Norm Wilson Ph: 0409 890 613
email: wilson.47@bigpond.net.au
he beneficiary of this dinner will be
The Salvation Army Rural Chaplaincy Fund
The Salvation Army provides a network of support for
people in regional and remote areas in need of
practical assistance, or who would simply benefit
from a listening ear or a hand of friendship.
The Salvation Army has 12 Rural Chaplains covering
most of NSW, ACT and Queensland. The Outback
Flying Service also operates in remote and isolated
areas. The chaplains conduct regular visits to farmers
and rural workers, maintaining ongoing personal
contact and support between visits.