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PICKETS POST NEWSLETTER APRIL 2018 APRIL RALLIES Mar 29th – Apr 2nd EASTER. Ballard School, Fernhill Lane, New Milton, Hampshire. BH25 5SU. MR 195/242957. PRAMACARE CHARITY FUNDRAISING. Full programme of events for family. Entertainment in guide hall Friday & Sunday evening. Duo in school hall Saturday evening (American Supper). See stewards board for hall directions & any other events. Raffle prize and tombola donations gratefully received. Also, items from your loft that you do not use to auction for charity. From the A35 Lyndhurst to Christchurch Rd, turn onto the B3058. Site on right 3 miles before entering New Milton, or come through New Milton, cross the railway bridge. Site on left in 2 miles. Look for NFDA signs. Site opens at 10am. Fees £7.70 pun. Stewards Heather & Colin Brown & Ian Fraser. 13th – 15th April. Norden Farm, Norden. BH20 5DS. MR 195/950828. Take the Wareham bypass (A351) heading towards Swanage. 1 mile past the Halfway Inn, the site can be found on the right-hand side. The site has views of the Purbeck Hills and boasts a fishing lake, toilet/shower facilities, garden centre, playpark, shop and a pet’s corner. It even has a dog wash! Easy access to Swanage & Wareham. Walk into Corfe or cross the road to the Swanage Steam railway (5-minute walk). Site opens 10am. £16 pun inc h/up. Stewards Heather & Colin Brown. 20th-24th April. Durdle Door. BOOKED MEET ONLY. From Dorchester follow the by-pass and take the right turn to A352 twds Wool & Wareham. Go through Whitcombe & Broadmayne and follow A352 for 3.5miles. Take right turn just before the Red Lion PH. Through Winfrith Newburgh cont. for 2 miles site entrance on right. MR 194/810806 Site opens 12 noon. £15 pun inc h/up. Stewards Marian & Alan Bown Continued on next page. The Editor is Dean Mueller-Davies, 127 Craigmoor Avenue, Bournemouth. BH8 9LT 07754455276 or e-mail [email protected] Articles for the May issue must be with me by 10am, 21st April. Next Committee meeting is on 18th April. New Forest DA website is at Weekend stewards mobile number www.newforestda.com is now 07514 555790 April rallies continued 27th -29th April. Breamore House, Garden Cottage, Upper Street, Breamore. SP6 2DB MR 184/154191. Travel N on A338. Turn left onto un-classified road. Site in village close to church. This is a historic country House in scenic English countryside. Salisbury is the nearest big town with a market on Saturday. Site opens 10am. £7.20 pun Stewards Chris & Lynda Sawkins. CHAIRMANS WELCOME Thank you to those who braved the weather and came to the AGM. We managed to elect a committee to fulfil the roles needed. We do still have 3 vacancies, which can be filled by co-option during the year if needed. We had a lovely ploughman’s lunch post AGM prepared by Chris & Lynda Sawkins & Margaret & Dennis Legg. Thank you for preparing it for us to enjoy. The three committee members co-opted for last year stood as committee members. They have been elected now and Dee Tester is our new Secretary, Sue Tye our minutes Secretary and Tony Tester our webmaster. Although we have a committee, our Treasurer Sue Camburn will be stepping down from her role on 31st December. It is imperative that we fill this role at the October committee meeting and notify HQ by 2nd weekend in November. If we have no one, then the region treasurer will have to take over the accounts. If no one at next AGM then there would need to be an EGM. Then if still no one then the DA becomes an inoperative unit. It would mean that the dinner dance could go ahead but no rallies. We have new sites booked for 2019 and new ideas for social functions. So please if you are interested in the role contact Sue Camburn or myself. The job basically entails having a brain and ability to use a laptop (knowledge of excel an advantage). Training can be given and plenty of back up from past treasurers and the Region Treasurer who lives in Poole. It is also useful if we have a second auditor, in case of illness or holiday. In the DA Constitution it does say advisable to have two. If anyone is interested, please contact me. Unfortunately the Easter meet had to be held on hard standing car parks. Next year we have booked the Furzebrook site & the hall nearby. Dates for your diary – SWRSM 13th/15th July at Turnpike Showground – hosted by New Forest DA Booking forms available on website and in Pickets Post. We are holding an End of Season/Christmas Carvery event on Saturday 8th December at The Bridge House, Longham. We are holding the 2019 dinner dance at The Lawns Hotel, Milford on sea Saturday 2nd March 2019. Rooms are available at £75 including breakfast. Only 26 rooms available, so get your booking in as soon as you can. New Forest DA AGM 2019 Sunday 10th March 2019 11 am at Parley Memorial Hall. We do not have a social organiser (if anyone interested – you do not need to be a committee member). At the moment I am organising the Christmas event & Janet Setchell the Dinner dance. The decision was made last year to have the joint end of season supper and Christmas party together. If anyone has an objection to this and any ideas for a separate end of season supper, let us know your ideas & the committee will help YOU organise it. CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME cont’d At committee we discussed stopping giving plastic plaques to stewards, as many stewards have them sitting in drawers. This year all stewards whether weekend or THS meets (regardless of how many) will be given a voucher per person, to be used against either the Christmas function or dinner dance. We still have few gaps for stewards for rallies this year. If you can help please contact Marian Bown, as we do not want to cancel any. 17th/20th May Gorse Farm, Blissford 22nd/24th June Salisbury Rugby Club 29thJune/1st July West Hall Farm, Longburton. 20th/22nd July Longthorns Caravan Park, Wool 28th/30th September Warren Park Farm, Alderholt Don’t forget that the DA website is now www.newforestda.com A thank you to the stewards for March - John & Susan Lawes, Ian Fraser & my other half Colin Brown assisted by me. Enjoy your camping and let us hope the weather improves. Heather Brown Chairman New Forest DA SECRETARY’S REPORT Firstly I would like to thank you all for voting me onto the Committee and allowing me to take the position of Hon Secretary. This will be my 10th year camping and caravanning with the NFDA. As a child, I had been involved in camping with my family in a tent or the old VW campervan. The experience of being outdoors enhanced my drive to keep on camping throughout my life and I am glad to have joined the NFDA. My husband, Tony, and I have seen Youth grow, including our son Rian, experienced different sites to camp and enjoy the people and activities that the DA put on for us. I hope that I can make a difference and look forward to meeting more of you during the coming months. I will be out with the DA at Easter. Please come and chat with me. Dee Tester SITES LIST 2018 Date Venue Map Reference Price Stewards TBC Open February 09--14 Birchw ood TP (half term) 195/897910 £10.75 inc h/up §δ Marian :& Alan Bow n 12 16--18 March 02--04 §δ 16--18 Parley Glade AGM Weekend no camping Hall booked 9am-6pm Sun 23--25 Greenhill Farm, Landford 184/265183 £9.50 pun δ Marian & Alan Bow n 29 - 2 Ballard School, New Milton. Easter 196/242958 £7.70 pun δ Heather & Colin Brow n & Ian Fraser April 06--08 NO RALLY 13--15 Norden Farm, Wareham 195/950829 £16.00 pun inc H/up §δ Heather & Colin Brow n 20 --24 Durdle Door B/M 194/810606 £15.00 PUN INC H/UP Marian & Alan Bow n 27 - 29 Breamore House 184/154191 £7.20 pun δ Chris & Lynda Saw kins May 03--07 Wick Farm, Dow nton (Cuckoo Fair) 184/174210 £8.00 pun δ Bow n. Brow n & Fraser 12 11--13 Camerton Village Hall, Bath. SWR AGM 17--20 Gorse Farm, Blissford 195/169141 £6.85 pun δ 24--27 Lytchett Minster RC (Big Club Get Together) 195/961928 £10.00 pun 24th May - 11th June THS As Above 195/961928 £10.00 pun June 31--03 Trevethen Field, Stucton rd, Fordingbridge 195/155140 £8.40 pun Marian & Alan Bow n 08--13 Carringtons 196/297913 £11.10 pun δ John & Susan Law s 12 13-17 Matley Wood 196/318075 £8.00 pun δ Judy & Geoff Thomas 12 22--24 Salisbury Rugby Club 184/141321 £9.00 pun 29--01 West Hall Farm, Longburton 194/653129 £4.80 pun July 05--08 Furzebrook, Wareham 195/932846 £8.20 pun Judy & Geoff Thomas 12--16 Turnpike Show ground, SWRSM 183/835243 Hosted by NFDA 20--22 Longthorns CP, Wareham 194/846892 £9.00 pun δ 27--29 THS August 03--05 THS 10--12 THS 17--19 THS 24--27 THS B/H 31--02 THS September 07--09 Highbench, Oakford Fitzpaine, Blandford 194/801109 £7.20 pun Jill & Rodger Smith 14--16 21--23 Bagw ell farm w eymouth 194/627817 £14.00 H/UP £11.50 no H/UP §δ Mike & Marilyn Gow er 28--30 Warren Park Farm, Alderholt 195/173130 £8.40 pun October 04--07 Birchw ood TP (FOL) 195/897910 £11.00 pun inc H/UP §δ Marian & Alan Bow n 12--14 18 -- 23 Riverside Lakes 195/931876 £9.00 H/UP.
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