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Edition No. 682 nd The Eastcote Hockey Club Newsletter - 62 Season Editor: [email protected] Website: EastcoteHockeyClub.com Edition No. 682 Forthcoming Fixtures Hockey Club EGM 29th April 2018 Saturday - 07 April 2018 For those of you present at the Hockey Section AGM on 24th Men's 1s Oxford 1 A L Drew 5 - 5 Men's 2s Ramgarhia 1 H L Won 3 - 2 March you will be aware we debated moving our Kit Suppliers Men's 3s Marlow 3 A L Drew 1 -1 to Hawkinsports that would also result in needing to change Men's 4s Reading 5 H L Lost 2 - 4 the colour of the Men's shorts from White to Navy Blue which Men's 6s Wycombe 6 A L Won 5 - 0 w/o Eagles Henley 5 A L Lost 2 - 3 will coordinate the colours for the men's and ladies section. Past Masters Reading Supervets H L Drew 3 - 3 The AGM consultation voted unanimously to agree a change Ladies 3 Harrow 1's A L Lost 0 - 10 although this requires an EGM vote to formally approve the Ladies 4 West Hampstead 4 A L Lost 0 - 1 change as this rule is incorporated in our Club Rules that form Ladies 5s Ealing 1 H L Lost 1 - 5 Sunday 8th April 2018 part of the Company Memorandum and Articles of Association Men's 1 Wallingford 1 A L Won 4 - 3 that are public registered documents. Men's 2s Oxted 2 H C Lost 0 - 3 Forthcoming Fixtures Saturday 14th April 2018 The EGM has now been set for Sunday 29th April at 1pm in Men's 2 Phoenix & Ranelagh 1 H L Eastcote 12.00 the Clubhouse to Vote on the matter. This coincides with our Men's 4 Surbiton 4 H C Eastcote 13.30 Junior hockey festival and presentations on the Astro so a Eagles Sonning 6 A L Sonning HC 16.30 great excuse to come along to the Club. Proxy votes, postal Past Masters Richmond Rogues A L Quinton Hogg 11.00 Ladies 5 BA Hayes 2 A L Langley GS 12.00 votes and emails are all ways to express your views. Please Saturday 28th April see the Notice and Voting forms on Page 3. We welcome your Men's 6's Aylesbury 4 A L Aylesbury Vale Ac 13.00 views. This has the support of the Management Committee. Table Tennis Table in the Clubhouse We are delighted to let you know that a table tennis table has been delivered for use by all adult and junior members at the club. The table will be in the main hall and bats and balls can be collected from behind the bar. Please treat the table with care, folding it away at the end of the session and returning the equipment. We hope you all enjoy playing! Nice to see the youngsters playing EH Committee. The EastcoNet 1 14th April 2018 Eastcote HC Awards 2018 To Be Presented At The Annual Awards Dinner Friday 20th April, Uxbridge Golf Club Nominations in Alphabetical Order Winners 2017 Team Players of the Year Ladies 1 Lenny Conetta Phillipa Jones Josie Spencer -Pell Alessia Barber Alessia Barber 2 Amelia Betmead Natasha Jones Rachel Trevelyan Lenny Conetta 3 Catherine Almond Alice Dyson-Jones Anna Talbot Stephanie Maclannan 4 Catriona Edwards Charlotte Hanson Sarah Ryan Pam Townsend Pam Townsend 5 Tess Copley Vicky Lazarevic Rebecca Leese Vicky Lazarevic Men 1 Mark Allison Andy Innes Mark Welch Gabriel Emery 2 David Cooper Scott Reed Kobi Telfer Geoff Petit 3 Matt Barnfather Luke Defanis Mark Defanis Jas Nijhar Scott Reed 4 Dylan Kelly Freddie Lavers Harry Woodland Luke Defanis 5 Jack Butler Phil Day Musa Din Peter Phillips Harry Woodland 6 Leo Barber Jack De Rosario Thomas De Rosario Dylan Kelly Dylan Kelly Eagles Vivek Ambassa Dickie King Sati Sohal Suranga Devamulla Past Masters Tim Moore Pali Sumal Lloyd Wood Gavin Stone Most Improved Young Player Ladies Lilli Davidson Tash Jones Olivia Smith Anna Talbot Phillipa Jones Sophie Taylor Men Ollie Lazarevic Kobi Telfer Giles Woodward Harry Woodland Eddie Preston Club Umpire of the Year Ladies Irene Hall Jackie Ripley Irene Hall Men Chris Butler Joe Godfrey Richard Hall Chris Butler Team of the Year Ladies Ladies 2 Ladies 5 Lady Masters Ladies 3 Men Men's 1 Men's 2 Men's 3 Men's 4 Men's 1 Club Supporter Award Graeme Forster Memorial Award for Supporter of the Year Alfie Conetta Steve Davidson Darrell Jones Sharon Talbot Bik Gurm Jeannette Taylor Nadine Woodland Club Person of the Year Men David Cooper Zahid Din Phil Montgomery Craig Livingstone Ladies Sharon Barlow Leanne Cooper Irene Hall Lesley Lavers Gina Lunn Wally Howe Fair Play Award Ladies To be announced on the night Irene Hall Men To be announced on the night Zahid Din Chairman's Award To be announced on the night Ginny Reynolds th The EastcoNet 2 14 April 2018 EASTCOTE HOCKEY AND BADMINTON CLUB LIMITED NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING th Date SUNDAY 29 APRIL 2018 Time 1 pm Place The Clubhouse, King’s College Road, Ruislip HA4 7JZ Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of Eastcote Hockey and Badminton Club Limited (“the Club”) will be held as above. All Ordinary, Life, Intermediate, Honorary and Social members of the Club who have paid their subscriptions for the 2017/2018 season are entitled to attend and vote. Associate Colt and Junior Members may attend, but are not entitled to vote. The Meeting will transact the following business. The Resolution on which the Meeting will be asked to vote is: To amend Paragraph 18 of the Club Rules to provide that men shall henceforth wear navy blue shorts, as per the attached draft Special Resolution: Proxies: Please note that, if you are unable to attend the Meeting and you are entitled to vote, you have the right to appoint a Proxy to vote on your behalf at the Meeting. You can appoint the Chairman of the Meeting or, if you wish, a named representative. A Proxy Form is enclosed, if you wish to use it. It should be completed as stated and returned either by post to the Club Secretary Ian Fitzgerald or by email to the Chairman Rob Riddleston, 24 hours prior to the Meeting. Richard Mattick, Company Secretary, 4th April 2018 EASTCOTE HOCKEY AND BADMINTON CLUB LIMITED SPECIAL RESOLUTION TO BE VOTED ON AT THE EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF 29 APRIL 2018 Special Resolution That the Schedule to the Articles of Association known as “the Club Rules” Paragraph 18 BE AMENDED to provide that henceforth men’s shorts shall be navy blue instead of white. The proposed wording to replace Paragraph 18 to read: “COLOURS The colours of the Hockey section shall be red shirts and socks, with navy blue shorts or skorts for both men and ladies. Players must provide themselves with and wear Club colours.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- Proxy Form Please read the Notice of Meeting and Resolution details before completing this form. I hereby appoint:- * The Chairman of the Meeting *…………………………………… as my proxy and, on a poll, to vote on my behalf at the Extraordinary General Meeting of Eastcote Hockey and Badminton Club Ltd to be held at 1pm on 29th April 2018 and at any adjournment thereof. *If you wish to appoint someone other than the Chairman of the Meeting as your proxy, delete “The Chairman of the Meeting” and insert the full name of the person you wish to appoint. Enter your name, date and indicate your voting preference on the Proxy Form and send it to :- By post Ian Fitzgerald, 207 Eastcote Road, Ruislip Middx HA4 8BL or By email to [email protected] th To be valid this Proxy Form must be received no later than 1 pm on Friday 27 April 2018 Special Resolution For Against At the discretion of the Proxy 1 . Paragraph 18 of the Club Rules be amended. Name……………………………………………………. Date……………………………………. The EastcoNet 3 14th April 2018 ALL OUR YESTERYEARS Edited by Des Francis Once Eastcote got the taste of Continental Hockey festivals, a hockey tour abroad at Season’s end became standard practice. It was the youngish veterans of the day that led the way. Mel Carter was the driving force behind these ventures. Working at British Airways he made full use of the many contacts he made there. One of our first ports of call was a town which was quite close to Antwerp in Belgium called MECHELEN! Among the many “Great and Good” residents of Mechelen over the centuries were John Heywood an English poet, Charles V the Holy Roman Emperor, the grandfather of Ludwig Van Beethoven, and Anne Boleyn who was beheaded by Henry V111. At first Eastcote only entered a Veterans team. But when the youngsters discovered what great fun the Old Boys were having in Mechelen they demanded to be included and eventually we entered a Ladies, Mens and Veterans teams. We drove to Dover in small groups of 4 or 5, took the Ferry to any one of the continental ports where we stocked up on mainly liquid refreshments before driving to Mechelen. In Mechelen the entertainment never stopped throughout our stay there for 3/4 days from morning to morning. The hockey was played in a beautiful park that featured picturesque scenes surrounding two to three grass hockey pitches. There was a shallow river running through the park in which many an Eastcote player took a dip either voluntarily or involuntarily – mostly involuntarily. There are many stories to tell of the many trips we made to Mechelen in the late Sixties, the Seventies and early Eighties.
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