Last Cast Supper

July 22, 2019 / John Grindle / 0 Comments

I have been mulling over the idea of a Last Cast Supper in October to coincide with the end of the season and well away from the Christmas period. The supper will be open to all club members and attendees of the Chalkstream meetings.

When I mentioned this to our esteemed Chairman and John Aplin, they both thought it to be a good idea.

The concept is a plated meal catered for us by the Wise Man and held at West Stafford Village Hall.
We have provisionally booked Saturday 12th October and would welcome any responses from yourselves. This date could possibly coincide with members from away joining us and having a last cast of the season. Prices for the meal and arrangements for a bar, if necessary, are still in the pipeline.

Your comments would be appreciated and my email address is: r.ayles@btopenworld.com. Further details will be announced in due course depending on uptake.

Thanks to all
Rob

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