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18/12/11 Subject:- Merry Christmas Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The club rooms are open on Thursday 22nd but will be closed on the 29th.
16/12/11 Subject:- Partick Marathon A reminder that the "Partick Marathon" Ivy night out takes place on Saturday 17th starting at the Brewdog pub opposite the Kelvin Grove museum 6pm - 6.30pm. Onto the Three Judges pub at the junction of Byres Road and Dumbarton Road for 7pm. If you miss us there then the next pub on the agenda is The Lismore on Dumbarton Road between Hyndland Street and Dowanhill Street. Everyone welcome for the full marathon or a couple of beers.
7/11/11 Subject:- Dance and falkirk wheel. Once again the Milngavie bowling club hosted a fine presentation dinner & dance. The organizing load was spread this year allowing Alex Smith to relax and enjoy the night. As you can see from the photos he was quite "relaxed". Our chairman Kenny Clark started proceedings proposing the toast to the Ivy before having the mike wrestled of him by the our M.C. for the evening the irrepressible iPad accordianist Gus McClafferty. Paul Hornby was the star of the show scooping a large percentage of the prizes available on the bike and being awarded the club man of the year. Well done Paul. Aidan Quinn won the fastest "25" of the year award and its great to see a young talent coming through. Another notable award went to Jim Riley. He was awarded a life membership to the SVTTA, congratulations Jim. The dancing got underway and the "twinkle toes" were soon in evidence as some of the members 70's disco moves got dusted down. Captions welcomed for Lynne's headlock on Alistair ! Sunday saw the now traditional post dance run out to the Falkirk wheel. It was a fine crisp day with little wind and we had up to 16 out a various points. A bowl of soup at the Wheel and a beer or 2 at Twecher by the log burning stove accompanied by a vintage Willie McCluskie (Spiderman) joke or two completed a great social weekend for the club.