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Melbourne Cup the Phil Major Show Corporate Christmas For the information of Members & their invited guests Spring 2019 VIKINGS Club News CORPORATE CHRISTMAS PARTIES 12-13 THE PHIL MAJOR MELBOURNE CUP 4-5 SHOW 11 CHRISTMAS FEASTS & RAFFLES 8-10 1 Your chance to Win a Weber BBQ Spend $10 or more on Keno to enter See your Keno Operator to find out more For Gambling Help call the ACT Must be 18 years or older. One entry per Gambling Counselling and Support Keno ticket purchased. Available at a Service 1800 858 858 or participating venue from Sunday, www.gamblinghelponline.org.au September 8, 2019 to Saturday, October 2 19, 2019. Winners drawn in venue at 12:00pm on Monday, October 21, 2019 and published on www.keno.com.au. FROM THE CEO down to support the Canberra Vikings elcome to spring in the beautiful before dropping into the Club to watch Tuggeranong Valley. Winter the Wallabies compete for glory in Japan. has come and gone and I think we are Round your day off with a fantastic meal in all happy to see the back of the minus one of our 4 bistros or stop at the Erindale degree morning starts. With so much that Club for some Italian at Brick & Basil. has happened over the last three months and so much planned for the coming three The Rugby isn’t the only event worth months we have a jam packed Club News enjoying this spring. We have a raft of edition for you. special events for Melbourne Cup, end of year corporate Christmas parties, and With spring comes all the football finals Christmas Day events. Don’t forget the and what better place to watch them than Bare Foot Bowls at Vikings Town Centre at one of the Vikings Clubs. The NRL & when organising your Christmas party or AFL grand finals will be screening in all our corporate event. Make your bookings and sports bars. Enjoy a drink or two and graze get in before they all book out. on some bar snacks as you cheer for your team in the comfortable surrounds. Don’t As we come closer to Christmas Vikings forget to book for dinner as the bistros are will once again be helping you celebrate sure to be extra popular during finals time. with our much-loved Toy raffle starting on November 30th and Christmas ham The National Rugby Championship is upon raffles starting on the 27th of November. us once again and the Canberra Vikings With plenty of prizes on offer Santa will kicked off the season with a convincing come early to many lucky members this win over the Melbourne Rising. Once again Christmas. Come down to your Club at Erindale, Nick Scrivener has put together a strong Chisholm, Lanyon or Town Centre Vikings team representing clubs from across The Beer Garden at Erindale is the perfect this spring and please enjoy our hospitality. Canberra as well as Brumbies and Wallaby place to meet family and friends for that representatives. The Canberra Vikings will Sunday afternoon catchup. Looking over be playing two home games in September the football oval shaded from the sun on Saturday 14th and Saturday 28th; and right next to the kids outside play they will play again at home in October equipment, the Beer Garden at Erindale is a on Saturday 5th and Friday 11th before great place to relax this summer. hopefully embarking on another finals campaign. The games are exciting and As we enter into our festive season, we the standard of the NRC competition is encourage all our members to enjoy our exceptional. Best of all, entry to all Vikings clubs in a safe and responsible manner. home games is free. Bring the family and Remember to not waste tomorrow while enjoy an afternoon of Rugby at Viking Park. enjoying a drink with family and friends and always Play Within Your Limits if you decide Anthony Hill The Canberra Vikings are not the only rugby to have a punt on the Cup, the footy or a Vikings Group, CEO team on show this Spring. The Rugby flutter on the gaming floor. We have well World cup will be showing throughout the trained staff who are there to help and your tournament at all Clubs. Why not come welfare is our concern. 2019 CANBERRA VIKINGS 22 VIKINGS IN THE COMMUNITY 24 WATCH IT LIVE & LOUD 20 3 TUE 5/11 MELBOURNE CUP 4 Celebrate the iconic event at Vikings and enjoy a day of spectacular racing & fashion, superb hospitality & entertainment. Plus, make the most of our big screens, TAB facilities & sweeps. 2 COURSE LUNCHEON LUNCH BUFFET @ CHISHOLM BISTRO @ RED ROCK BISTRO FROM 12PM | $38 PP FROM 12PM | $25.9 PP Entree - alternate Bread basket and butter Smoked salmon wrapped East Coast fresh prawns, hass Cold avocado, creme fraiche, heirloom tomato and extra virgin olive oil Squid and prawn salad with cucumber and Thai chilli dressing with coriander Asian infused seventeen hour braised Byron Bay shore pork belly and carrot puree mini micro herbs German potato salad with seeded mustard, bacon and spring onion Main - alternate Make your own Caesar salad counter with accompaniments Cajun spiced Riverina grass fed slow cooked cube roll steak, Hot white and sweet potato gratin, baby vegetables and port wine Jus Tequila lime chicken breast with mango salsa Greek infused roasted chicken breast with herbs and mustard Maple glazed Roast pork with apple sauce cruets, desiree potato, seasonal baby vegetables and thick Lemon thyme Roasted potatoes with almonds cream sauce Butter Sauté panache of vegetables Dessert Chef’s selection of assorted mini pastries TO BOOK Summer fruit compote Whipped cream CALL 02 6209 0200 OR VISIT CHISHOLM RECEPTION TO BOOK CALL 02 6200 8400 OR VISIT LANYON RECEPTION PLAY WITHIN YOUR LIMITS Stopped having fun? Talk to our staff & gambling contact officers about the support available. + BEST DRESSED MALE & FEMALE, LUCKY DOOR PRIZE, BEST WORN FASCINATOR, FRIENDLY STAFF, TAB FACILITIES, SWEEPS & ALL RACES LIVE ON THE BIG SCREEN @ CHISHOLM, ERINDALE & LANYON VIKINGS Member price / Bookings required / Deposit of $15pp required to guarantee booking 5 Celebrating life in the Tuggeranong Valley 16 November 2019 | 11am-3pm Make sure you come say Hi to our Viking Park Pop-Up Featuring: demonstrations & interactive activities from our affiliated clubs, giant inflatable dart & basketball, an obstacle course and more... www.southfest.com.au | www.vikings.com.au 6 TownCAROLS Park IN TUGGERANONG TOWN PARK SUNDAY 15 DECEMBER 2019, 4PM - FREE ENTRY - VIKINGS GROUP IS PROUD TO ONCE AGAIN BE THE MAJOR COMMUNITY PARTNER OF THIS ICONIC EVENING HAPPENING IN THE TUGGERANONG VALLEY. A NIGHT TO REMEMBER FEATURING; LIVE PERFORMANCES, JUMPING CASTLES, FARM ANIMALS, FACE PAINTING, A VISIT FROM THE JOLLY MAN HIMSELF & MORE... Celebrating 13 years of working in partnership with the Salvation Army to keep the carols singing in Town Park since 2007 7 HALF HAMS HALF HAMS 5X TO BE WON 5X TO BE WON enesay Tursay 27 NOVEMBER, 4, 11 & 18 DECEMBER 28 NOVEMBER, 5, 12 & 19 DECEMBER TICKETS ON SALE FROM 5:30PM TICKETS ON SALE FROM 6PM rinale ikins Town Centre ikins HALF HAMS 5X TO BE WON CRAZY CHRISTMAS riay 29 NOVEMBER, 6, 13 & 20 DECEMBER TICKETS ON SALE FROM 5PM Toy ales Cisolm ikins TICKETS ON SALE FROM 4PM | DRAWS COMMENCE 6PM + FACE PAINTING & A VISIT FROM SANTA CLAUS $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 HALF HAMS onus 5X TO BE WON CHRISTMAS worth of toys to be won worth of toys to be won worth of toys to be won riay RAFFLES aturay 30 NOVEMBER aturay 7 DECEMBER aturay 14 DECEMBER 29 NOVEMBER, 6, 13 & 20 DECEMBER Cisolm ikins rinale ikins anyon ikins TICKETS ON SALE FROM 5:30PM anyon ikins 8 Terms & Conditions apply, see reception for details. CRAZY CHRISTMAS Toy ales TICKETS ON SALE FROM 4PM | DRAWS COMMENCE 6PM + FACE PAINTING & A VISIT FROM SANTA CLAUS $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 worth of toys to be won worth of toys to be won worth of toys to be won aturay 30 NOVEMBER aturay 7 DECEMBER aturay 14 DECEMBER Cisolm ikins rinale ikins anyon ikins Terms & Conditions apply, see reception for details. 9 WED 25/12 CHRISTMAS DAY CHRISTMAS LUNCH BUFFET A perfect Christmas Day... Hosting Christmas for your family and friends this year but don't want to deal with THE COOKERY, ERINDALE VIKINGS the stress of organising lunch? Fear not, The Cookery at FROM 11:45AM Erindale Vikings has you covered. $95 PER ADULT | $40 PER CHILD To start Sides, salads & other stuff Assorted rustic bread rolls & baguettes featuring mixed grain, Christmas pan roasted vegie mix, assorted potatoes, parsnips, ciabatta, white and sourdough carrots, pumpkin, onions, with garlic cloves and rosemary Charcuterie board with a selection of artisan meats, mixed Steamed & buttered green beans with grilled onions and olives, artichokes, caper berries, quince paste, lavosh and toasted almonds grisini Sumptuous Seafood Salad Fresh Tiger Prawns, Baked Tasmanian Salmon Very merry Santa Salad - Grilled zucchini & capsicum, roast Centre stage sweet potato, mushroom & onions with fresh kale, crispy chick peas, pepitas, barley, hummus, rocket Sage, lemon, thyme & garlic basted succulent roast breast of turkey Summer Salad - rocket, mixed leaves, vine ripened tomato, Spanish onion, Persian fetta dressed with olive oil & balsamic Slow Cooked Roast Beef Kale super slaw –cabbage, raw beetroot, kale, carrot, pear, Slow roasted Leg of pork with pan juice gravy sultanas, mint in our secret house made dressing Warmed sticky orange & pineapple jam glazed leg ham Sweets & treats Portuguese spiced Roast Chicken Pieces Warm plum pudding with brandy custard Chocolate and strawberry mousse Crème Caramels Christmas Trifle Tirimisu TO BOOK Jiggly Jelly Cups Assorted cakes and slices CALL 02 6121 2100 OR VISIT ERINDALE Tea and coffee station RECEPTION 10 Member price / Kids 3 to 12 years / Full payment required at time of booking Enjoy morning tea or a light lunch at Erindale Vikings with Canberra entertainer Phil Major, with show tunes, carols and dancefloor hits from the likes of Dean Martin and Frank inatra with a little bit of ABBA thrown in.
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