CLUB NIGHTS are held on the second Tuesday of each month at the Canterbury Horticultural Centre, South Hagley Park (entrance on Riccarton Ave), starting promptly at 7.45 pm. Doors open 7.30.

Tue 11 Aug	THE GREAT SOUTH-WEST WALK
	Rick Bolch and Darcy Mawson will tell you about this 250 km walk in Victoria, Australia. It is a circuit from Portland, taking in bushland, along the river and beach and around three headlands. It is very flat by our standards, with plenty of wildlife to see.
	Supper Duty: Joy Schroeder, Russell Taylor or Barbara Brown,                         Bill or Wendy Templeton
Tue 8 Sept	MOKIHINUI RIVER RAFTING
	Hugh Canard led a raft trip down the Mokihinui, the river under threat by Meridian Energy which aims to build a hydro dam there.

 

Scared Scriptless,

At the Court 2 Theatre on Fri 21 August, 10pm, $15.50 per person. Those who have been before say it is well worth seeing. An evening of improvised comedy where the audience suggest the topics to be addressed by the performers, for more information go to Performed by The Court Jesters

http://www.courttheatre.org.nz/index.cfm/1,22,0,0,html/Scared-Scriptless.

It gets booked up quite quickly so let Maureen Thompson, 377 2482 know as soon as you can but no later than 14th August to stand a chance of getting tickets.

 

Four Flat Whites in Italy - Comedy at the Court -- 7.30pm, Wednesday 16 Sept

We have booked the best seats in the Court Theatre for this Roger Hall Comedy

Reserve your $33 discounted seat by Tuesday 25th August, with Brian Smith
Ph 355 9945 or brian21@attglobal.net

Roger Hall, New Zealand’s most popular playwright, proves that Il Riso fa Buon Sangue - laughter is good for the heart – and gives the great Overseas Experience the boot as he follows the trials and tribulations of two Kiwi couples in Italy.

Recent retirees Alison and Adrian are taking the trip of a lifetime, but find unexpected (and unwanted) company along for the ride in the form of Harry and his new wife Judy. As the quartet navigate the big OE for the fifty-plus, their holiday may end up more Dante than al dente.