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VOL 29.4 NEWSLETTER of August - September 2018 the ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC COUNTRY CALL $2 VOL 29.4 NEWSLETTER OF August - September 2018 THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. www.acmc.org.au Club Patron …Trev Warner, Vice Patron ...Murray Mac Shows 12.30 to 4.30pm at the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE, 11 LaSalle St., Dudley Park DOORS OPEN 10.30 am (or earlier if set up) Entry:- ACMC members and other Country Music Club Members:- $6.00, all others $8.00 Catering will be available 12 noon – 1 pm SUNDAY August 5, 2018 AGM at 11am doors open for members at 10.30 then The Blackhats plus guest artist Dave Prior Catering:- Light Lunch including pies and pasties SUNDAY September 2, 2018 Tracey Rains & Claypan + Juliet Oliver Catering:- Light Lunch including pies and pasties Coming Attractions Tru Country & Graeme Hugo + Malcolm Oct 7 Nov 4 Crossfire plus Paul Walker Doyle Eddie Edwards & Friends plus Ella Dec 2 Jan 6 Road Runners + Graeme Clarke Radbone President’s Report - Hello to all members and friends. We are now in the latter months of the year and I am sure that when I was a ‘kid’ the years did not go as quickly as they do now. I don’t seem to be able to do all of my jobs on time now. As most are aware I went on a 4 week holiday to Ireland in May/June. I was solo, hired a car and covered 2,500kms around the whole coast and inland as well. Had a really wonderful time and came home replenished. It is encouraging for me to have committee person Kay Peel now elevated to Vice President. This position has been a casual vacancy for 2 ½ years. Kay filled in for me at the June show and from what I have been told did a fine job. At the June show there was an issue between the line dancers and the rock & roll dancers. The matter was raised at the committee meeting and as a result we are asking the line dancers to dance as one body either at the front or the back. The serious rock & rollers are preferred in the middle of the floor which will leave an uninterrupted passage for ordinary dancers around the perimeter. This will be monitored and hopefully compatibility will ensue. Rita Orlando, member and volunteer in the catering department, has recently had major surgery. There is ongoing medical treatment, but Rita is on the mend and we look forward to her return. Barbara O’Daniel has had a week long stay in hospital but is now on the move again. The June event featured the Sandra Humphries band. From all reports their performance was great. The July event featured Bernie and the Bandits with guest artist Chooka Williams and an impromptu walk up by ‘Tod & Jones’. All together made a ripper day of entertainment. Many voices of praise. I am looking forward to the August show to see Guest artist, Dave Prior who is a fine singer of Merle The Adelaide Country Music Club Inc., meets at ‘COUNTRY CALL’ IS THE NEWSLETTER OF the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB 11 LaSalle St, Dudley Park (off Pym St.) INC. A MONTHLY PUBLICATION EDITED BY THE PUBLICITY OFFICER For information about The Adelaide Country Advertising in this newsletter is available at the Music Club write to: following rates: PO Box 307 MODBURY NORTH SA 5092 Full page (approx 175mm x 260mm) $40.00 or contact any of the committee personnel listed Half Page (approx 130mm x 175 mm) $20.00 below Quarter Page (approx 85mm x 130mm) $10.00 Committee Members Actual size may vary slightly, depending on PRESIDENT: Dean Beviss 8258 7110 orientation and layout of adjacent articles. VICE PRESIDENT: Kay Peel Items submitted for advertising should be original to ensure the best possible reproduction – the SECRETARY: Raelz Gebhardt 8260 1013 Club accepts no responsibility for the quality of TREASURER: Judy Fairhead 8251 4441 reproduction. All articles for publication are to be submitted to the ENTERTAINMENT: Kevin Perry 0412 492 666 Secretary by post, or to a Committee Member, to PUBLICITY: Ian Fisk 8296 3350 ensure subject matter is appropriate and of interest to our members. The committee reserves the right not to include any material that it considers is not GENERAL COMMITTEE: appropriate. Ron Crispin Bernie James Material for publication should be submitted early Gail Crispin vacant so it can be discussed at a committee meeting prior to inclusion. Committee meetings are held on the Mel Pressley vacant 1st Monday of the month. VIEWS EXPRESSED ARE NOT NECESSARILY CATERING C0-ORDINATOR: Bernie James THOSE OF THE EDITOR MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Raelz ADDRESS YOUR ARTICLE/ADVERT TO: 8260 1013 ‘NEWSLETTER’ THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. www.acmc.org.au PO BOX 307 www.facebook.com/AdelaideCountryMusicClub MODBURY NORTH SA 5092 or [email protected] Page 2 Haggard songs and is also a dynamo of comedy. The Blackhats are our preferred band for the day. Our AGM commences at 11,00am prior to our August show. This is for members only. Please make an effort to attend this meeting and vote for your preferred committee where necessary. Dean Beviss. President June & July Photos Sandra Humphries with her band, Henry Czeronka, Paul Orchard, Steve Sherrah, Anthony and Tracy Stewart (most of the Sherrahs Band!) Sandra Humphries brother and sister Steve Sherrah and Tracy Stewart Steve Tripodi at our June show Alias Todd & Jones Country Duo at our July show Page 3 June and July Photos cont’d Bernie and the Bandits - David Cross, Bobby Craig, Bernie Scott and Ian Woods and mascot in July Chooka Williams in July Ron Crispin checking out the membership officer’s position August Show :- The Blackhats Band The Blackhats have appeared many times at our Club in past years. The lineup in August will be Dave Verrall - vocals and rhythem guitar, Peter ‘Rocky’ Datson on percussion, Jim Roberts on Bass guitar. Anthony Stewart will be playing lead guitar. Page 4 August Show Guest Artist Dave Prior Words from his website “Mystoryso far…For the better part of 35 years my career was in commercial radio, as an Announcer, program director and general manager of stations such as 8HA Alice Springs, 5CC Port Lincoln, 5MU Murray Bridge and 96.5 & 98FM in Geraldton WA. Then I had a midlife crisis, and realised because of the aforementioned career, I could not afford a fast sports car, or even a slow one, or a slow woman, or a slow yacht but, more importantly, I certainly didn’t want to spend any more time working for other people. Yes, I’d reached that age where it was time to reinvent myself and make a comeback which is quite difficult when you haven’t really been anywhere. So I picked Now here I am with my latest effort, The Functioning up my old guitar and threw it in the back of my even Drunk, my fourth comedy CD recorded in front of a older ute and never looked back. Well, maybe once. I think it was a kangaroo. live audience. A couple of highlights so far include doing the support I love my job and look forward to every gig. I hope I act for Adam Harvey on a number of occasions, doing can do one for you soon. a country music festival in France (yes, France), But enough about me. It’s all about you now. working with other comedians in the club circuit and doing a few tours with Cricket legend Doug Walters. I look forward to hearing from you and/or catching We had a lot in common, and it wasn’t cricket. you at a gig sometime soon.” August Show special appearance of Len and Lorraine Wakefield Memorial Fund recipient Charlotte Pluckhahn Charlotte’s mother sent the photo of Charlotte and I have the opportunity to sing following words. with the choir in Adelaide this “Hi my name is Charlotte, I’m 12 years old and am in Year year at the Entertainment 7 at Loxton Primary School. I started singing at 7 years Centre. of age with a small group kids at Music Alive. I did this for Last year I performed in the 1.5 years before my teacher said I should take individual Little Town musical, I played singing lessons. I started to sing and learn the piano for and sang a lead roll, this was about a 1 year then concentrated on singing mainly. I have my first time experiencing also learnt the trumpet but I have braces now and have stage productions. had to give this up as it hurts my lips. I love playing netball and I I love to sing meaning full songs, ones with lots of feeling swim competitively in summer. and emotions. I enjoy cooking, walking and of course singing / performing. When I grow up I’d like Competing at the South Australia Country Music Festival to be in the singing industry. I’m also looking at studying in the Riverland was my first experience in competing. physiotherapy or nursing. I love animals and I have 3 dogs Competing at Barmera was a great experience and I made and 1 cat as pets. I have an older sister who plays the new friends. I was over whelmed when Kevin spoke to me guitar and piano and is a great animator drawer. My mum about preforming for your club. I would like to thank you works for my school in the office and my dad is a retired for this amazing opportunity. police officer and is now back building.
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