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WAGGA RSL AND COMMERCIAL CLUBS MONTHLY NEWSLETTER The Mini Monthly Megadraw is on again this month, now with 20 ONLY THREE DRAWS LEFT TO CASH prizes up for grabs, with the major prize being $1,000! You can win a share in $3,500 worth of cash simply by being at the GET YOUR SHARE IN OVER Commercial Club from 4pm on the 21st of November to purchase your tickets. This draw is exclusive to the Commercial Club, with the $100,000 WORTH OF PRIZES! draws kicking off at 8pm. Enjoy live entertainment on the night with Jacinta Tooze playing from 6.30pm. We've already had one draw with Sandra Baxter choosing to take home a brand new car! Our second draw will be on the 7th November If you plan to dine at either club on a Megadraw night, don't forget to where you can share in over $100,000 worth of prizes over 4 draws in book. Our eateries will be busy so be sure to phone Dine at the RSL on 3 months. The major prize for each draw is your choice! You could 6921 7237, Pearl on 6923 7214 or the CC Bar and Grill on 6921 3012. choose to take a $15,000 holiday, a $15,000 Good Guys voucher or a Keep in mind that the courtesy bus will be available for your brand new 2015 Holden Barina Spark. convenience so take advantage of this great facility and phone your club on the day of the draw to book a seat on the bus. As always the The next two draw nights have 40 prizes valued at over $24,000 up Kids Club will be open and fully supervised by our friendly staff at the for grabs, including TV's, iPads, laptops, loyalty points and more. The RSL Club from 6pm to 10pm. No prior bookings can be made but feel fourth draw night also gives you the opportunity to be going home free to pop in on the night, keeping in mind that numbers are limited. with $5,000 cash, as well as the other usual prizes up for grabs! Don’t forget to stay around for the bonus draws between 10pm and For your chance to be our next big winner, be at either club on the 7th 11pm every draw night. An extra $200 cash is up for grabs at the of November from 4pm to get your tickets in the draw. Only $1 for 6 Mini Monthly Megadraw and a $1,000 cash prize at the Mammoth numbers! The draws kicks off from 8pm. Monthly Megadraw. Enjoy your night out with live entertainment each Megadraw night. This Mammoth Monthly Megadraw, Anna & Greg will entertain you at the RSL, or Patrick Almanci will be playing at the Commercial Club. NEXT DRAW SAT 7TH NOVEMBER MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL FEVER! MORE WINNERS! Catch the cup carnival fever at Wagga RSL and Commercial Club! Book into our luncheon at the RSL $2,300 was given away in the last month in or our High Tea at the Commercial Club and you will receive a $1 mystery trifecta, complimentary our Facebook Members Draw! Julie Squires glass of champagne and there will be a prize for best hat. and June Andrews were our two lucky winners. For your chance to win up to $2,000, be a Celebrate at the Wagga RSL with a luncheon in the Mirage Room from 12 noon. There is a delicious member of our clubs and like our Facebook two course meal on offer. Enjoy a chicken fillet with crispy prosciutto and basil creme sauce or a page at facebook/WaggaRSL. Remember to slow roasted beef and bacon parcel with mushroom jus served alternately. Finish your meal with a check our Facebook draw every Monday and scrumptious dessert buffet including petit fours, cake, slice platters and fresh fruit. Be sure to grab a Wednesday to see if you are our next winner. ticket in our popular sweeps on your way into the club. Bookings are essential so phone Dine on Julie and Sandra were two of our lucky winners! Over $34,000 has been given away! 6921 3624 to book your table today. Our normal Tuesday buffet will also be available upstairs for lunch and dinner. The first of our massive $100,000 Mammoth Monthly Megadraws was won by Sandra Baxter! Sandra chose to take home a brand new Holden Barina Spark. For your chance to be our next big If you would prefer, celebrate the Melbourne Cup in style at the Commercial Club with a winner in our Mammoth Monthly Megadraw, get to either club from 4pm on the 7th November. delicious High Tea from 1.30pm on the beautiful surrounds of The Deck. Bookings are essential, phone 6921 3012 to book your table today. Our normal CC Bar & Grill menu is also available for Our Footy Grandfinal Giveaway was won by Clem Ceely and Terry Rosewall who celebrated the NRL lunch and dinner. and AFL Grandfinal in style at the RSL Sportsbar. This proved to be a very popular promotion so we will be sure to do it again next year. BAREFOOT BOWLS Summer has arrived and there is no better way to spend time having some fun with family, friends or business colleagues than playing barefoot bowls! Join in the 'Leisure Company Cup' on Friday evenings, 6pm to 8pm from the 6th to 27th of November. Get a team of three together and take part in this great event. Teams can choose to play one game or all four, the choice is up to you. With the option to change players each week it is a great opportunity to catch up with mates and share a good time. This is a perfect opportunity to spend an evening outdoors socialising and enjoying a relaxing experience on the green. Cost is $150 per team for the four week round robin with a sausage sizzle each week. To register a team, email [email protected] or call 6921 2330. As always, Pearl have great $10 lunch specials available from 12pm daily. With fifteen dishes to choose from, there is sure to be something for everyone. Or if you’re after something else, there Staff member, Colin Banks showing his support for Congratulations to our Ladies Bowlers placing third are over 100 traditional Chinese dishes on offer including rainbow shredded steak, spicy salt and Daffodil Day and Pink Ribbon Day raising $515. in the Wagga RSL Womens Bowling Club Bonanza Thanks to one of our great members, Carolyn Shaw chilli calamari, honey king prawns and deep fried icecream. Call Pearl direct on 6921 7214 to Triples Tournament in September! book your table. for organising. lunch specials OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY 12PM - 2PM Phone 6923 7214 OCTOBER ENJOY YOUR CLUBS 2015 RELAY FOR LIFE DIRECTOR PROFILE SAT 21ST NOVEMBER What a great 24 hours was had by all at the 2015 Relay for Life. It was Name: Adam Drummond a sea of purple and the Wagga RSL & Commercial Club team was an energetic group of 32 walkers including staff, friends and children. We Occupation: Online Media Executive and tallied up 758 laps, totalling 341km’s and raised almost $1000. Yet CEO of waggawagga.tv again the Wagga RSL & Commercial Club was very proud to be the What do you love to do in your spare major sponsor of this event for the fourth consecutive year now time? My life is my family – I spend time contributing over $50,000 towards the event. We get enormous at work and then literally it’s with the kids satisfaction out of supporting this community event and loved sharing and wife, kicking the ball in a park or in the stories and memories from many with much laughter and tears. visiting the Botanic Gardens. Our family loves to watch movies together at home or run around in a park somewhere. What is your favourite movie of all time? It’s funny looking back on it now but Braveheart is still my favourite movie. There are heaps of mistakes it in but they are forgiven due to the scale. No special effects – just great story telling, awesome stunts and terrific acting. If you could change one thing in this world what would it be? Our political system needs a have an overhaul and once done, other things would change organically. I would look at introducing a fresh approach to how we govern at a national and local level because it would be the quickest way to make other positive changes in our world. What is your favourite holiday destination? We love the Central Coast because of the great beaches, shopping and the million things for our kids to do. When you have an 8 year old, 4 year old and a 2 year old, you need some pretty serious distractions when you’re on HIT THE DECK holiday. Hit the Deck is back with live entertainment for the summer months. What do you hope to achieve as a Director of our Clubs? I would There’s no better place to be than sitting out on that gorgeous deck at love to see a diverse range of groups continue to embrace both clubs the Commercial Club on these summer evenings. Enjoy live music by as a destination for great food, functions and socialising. It’s really great local talent including Daniel Tooze, Jarryn Phegan and Patrick important that as a community organisation we cater to a diverse Almanci. Our tapas menu is proving to be a big hit with great food clientele, and this means young people, families and retirees.
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