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have Bere Regis Watercress at 50p a bunch when in season. There is a pound
shop set up in the foyer. If you live within the Parish and would you like transport ROGS
to the Pop In Place Telephone Alison 472023 who will arrange it for you .
The Presidents Cup 2019
Pop In Place Performers Group 32 ROGS enjoyed baking sunshine while winding their
way among the rolling fairways of Salisbury and South
We are currently on our summer break and will be meeting up again on Thursday
5 September at 6pm to work on our Christmas Production if you want to be in this Wilts. Such great golfers that out of 32 players no one
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show please do e mail me straight away popinplace@gmail.com so that we are managed to hit the 148 yard par three 18th !!!!
aware. However there were some very good scores and coming out on top was Josh
Eastwood with 37 points, well done to Josh. Second with 36 points was Callum
The lower age limit is 6 years old there is no upper limit.
Crompton and third was Michael Egan with 35 points.

NP on the 8th was Martin Debenham
Dates for your diary for September
NP in 2 on the 14th was Dean Merritt

Bere Regis Memory Walk LD on the 10th was Josh Eastwood
Come and join us in the Alzheimer’s Society Bere Regis There were two 2's and a rollover from West Moors. Josh Eastwood and Bob Way
Memory Walk Saturday 14 September each pocketing around £30
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Saturday September 14 at 10am the walk starts in Elder On the amusing side, there were 2 incidents. Unfortunately, one involved me,
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Road and is a delightful 2mile walk around the outskirts of which was the green goblin being launched further than it hit the ball. Must have
the village that starts near the been the sweaty palms that did that!!!
Kicking Wall and finishes back
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at the Village Hall for a well- The 2 involved our beloved Treasurer, Peter Cheese. Most of us are old enough
earned cake and cup of to remember Fawlty Towers. If you recall the episode where Basil was thrashing his
coffee. car with tree branches, as it was not performing. Well, Peter did the same to the
lovely grass with his 15 wood. We were laughing as much as watching Basil
Walkers pay £5 per person himself. Not a good day for either of us.
and £10 for a whole family. No
unaccompanied children Thank you to Dean Merritt for sponsoring the successful day.
under 16.
Again the generosity of the ROGS is astounding, raising again sizeable lump for my
charity with the sale of the 4balls. Many thanks.

Or just attend the Alzheimer’s Society COFFEE MORNING l
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Look forward to seeing all ROGs at the next venue on 27 July at Ashley Wood for
If you don’t want to walk but want to come to the coffee morning at the hall the my Captain’s Day 1 Tee 12.00.
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hall will be open form 10am. We will have piano music by the very talented Paul
Martin and a display of memorabilia from the latest Memory Boxes . The final word has to be that since our visit to Salisbury, the mighty ROGS played
Wareham in a Ryder cup format. Peter Cheeseman is the Captain of Wareham,
All over the UK people will be uniting to walk for a world without dementia, be so he led their team. Super ROGS came out top by 15 to 10. Well done boys. It was
part of it and come and join us on Saturday 14 September and support the another good day and again raised loadsa money for both our charities.
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Alzheimer’s Society.
Captain Spalds

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Macmillan Coffee Morning Friday 27 September 10-12 There will be a
raffle , coffee, home-made cakes all proceeds to Macmillan. Please do pop in
and show your support.

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