Due to the positive feedback from last year's summer barbecue, we will be holding another this year on 5th August at the club room (Royal British Legion, Compton).
Starting at 8pm, £5 per head with food provided and drinks available at very good value from the Legion bar. Please contact any committee member to book.
Also this year, you can come and see motorsport archive material and memrobelia on display.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Dinner & Dance/Awards Evening 2010
What a fantastic time we all had at the Dinner and presentation evening – Good Venue, Good Menu and Good Music.
As Toastmaster, someone said I didn’t need the gavel because my jacket was loud enough! Some people have no taste or style.
Awards were presented to Dave Kavanagh, Gordon Ayshford and Aaron Smith.
The main award of the evening was the well deserved Silver Badge presented to Manny Bernardez for his hard work for the Club over the past years. Manny has been running the website for many years, has been Secretary of the Meeting for three of our main enduros and has been a Committee member and delegate to the Combine.
Most of the Club trophies were on display together with Silver Badges from the past including the very first awarded to H.C. (Charlie) Wake in 1931.
Di Smith did an excellent job proposing a toast to the Witley Club, and Gordon stood in for our new Chairman in proposing a toast to the visitors and ladies. Thanks to Jo and Becky for their efforts in making the event yet another Witley special.
Bernard Jay
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KENT AIR AMBULANCE FUND RAISING TRIAL
Sunday 16th May, 10.30am at China Farm, Plough Lane, Upper Harbledown, near Canterbury, Kent CT2 9AR. 5 Routes from Beginner to Elite Expert – all welcome. Details in next month’s TSM, on Folkestone’s website www.fmcctrials.co.uk or at www.SouthEastTrialsCombine.org.uk
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On Sunday April 18th the Brooklands Society held their Spring Motorcycle Gathering at the Museum. And we were blessed with a fantastic sun-filled spring day for the occasion.
Witley MCC were invited to take part and provide an arena trials display, as at the Centenary event in 2007 and more recently at Wings and Wheels at Dunsfold. Once again the Surrey Schoolboys Trials Club – over 25 of them – joined with us to demonstrate to the public how much enjoyment can be gained from the sport of trials, along with the benefits in fitness, coordination, confidence and rider skill that come with experience. Thanks to Dave Mair for getting the wheels in motion (so to speak...) on this arrangement.
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