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TAKE YOUR TASTE BUDS to BRAZIL at Contents UPDATE YOUR DETAILS for YOUR CHANCE to WIN 1 of 10 $250 WISH GIFT CARDS IT’S ALL 5 7 ABOUT MUM LIVE MUSIC IS BACK 8 & 20 CANTERBURY.COM.AU APRIL 2021 NO.108 TAKE YOUR TASTE BUDS TO BRAZIL AT Contents UPDATE YOUR DETAILS FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN 1 OF 10 $250 WISH GIFT CARDS IT’S ALL 5 7 ABOUT MUM LIVE MUSIC IS BACK 8 & 20 03 CEO’S REPORT 13 SCHOOL HOLIDAY 24 THE DYNASTY ENTERTAINMENT 04 COMMUNITY 26 C-LIFE HEALTH CLUB 16 CANTERBURY 06 MEET THE TEAM CHURRASCARIA 28 THE LAKEMBA CLUB 08 ENTERTAINMENT 18 THE BISTRO 30 FIVE SPICES 10 THANK YOU TURVEY 20 BAKEHOUSE CAFÉ 32 MOXON SPORTS CLUB 22 BULLDOGS SPORTS BAR 33 BISTRO ON MOXON COVER: Introducing Canterbury Churrascaria, our latest pop-up restaurant opening on Friday 9th April. You don’t have to travel to Brazil to take your taste buds on a wonderful journey. Read more on page 16. \ Dear Members, restaurants at Canterbury, The Lakemba Club and CEO’S Moxon Sports Club. As a bonus if you redeem your At the time of writing, we finally appear to have Dine vouchers in full at The Bistro, Bakehouse REPORT some light at the end of the tunnel with the Café or Canterbury Churrascaria, you will receive Covid19 vaccination program in full swing and an additional FREE $10 voucher to spend at NSW enjoying a long period with only minimal the bar during your visit. You can also redeem Covid19 numbers. This has seen a gradual your Discover vouchers on ticketed shows at relaxing of social distancing measures and Canterbury. allowed us to bring back some entertainment and promotions. Despite the challenges faced in 2020 Canterbury was able to post a modest profit for the year of We have worked with promoters to bring back $1.53m. It was especially pleasing that we were ticketed Saturday shows. Room capacity is still able to maintain support for the majority of our reduced and at this stage dancing is not yet community partners and I am delighted to advise permitted but we hope that Members enjoy that Canterbury has once again been recognised and support the return of shows. We have also for our community work as a Finalist in the 2021 introduced lounge entertainment on Saturday Clubs and Community Awards. nights in The Bakehouse Café on a trial basis, with several popular acts headlined by the wonderful One of the key takeout’s of the past year has Oscar Kami playing in this space throughout April been the importance of being able to share and May. information with our members in a cost effective and timely fashion. Membership renewals have From April our second pop-up restaurant will now recommenced, and we are finding that many be opening following on from the successful of our Members now have missing or out-of-date Smokehouse. The new restaurant called information. I encourage everyone to update your Canterbury Churrascaria is a Brazilian BBQ details with us to ensure that you do not miss restaurant serving a wonderful array of traditional out on important news or updates. You can easily Brazilian options with a focus on skewers known update your email and mobile phone number by as Churrasco. Open on Friday and Saturday following the links on our website. Nights (plus Mother’s Day) and featuring nightly performances by traditional Samba dances, the On behalf of the Board, Management and Staff of Churrascaria is sure to be a terrific night of food Canterbury I wish all our Members and Guests a and entertainment. Bookings are limited so don’t safe and happy Easter. miss out and make your booking online today at canterbury.com.au. The government’s hospitality stimulus package called Dine and Discover kicked off in late March and you can use your Dine vouchers in all Greg Pickering | Chief Executive Officer BOARD OF MANAGEMENT Paul Dunn Peter Callaghan George Coorey John Khoury Chairman Deputy Chairman Director Director Dimitrios Koutsouklakis Peter Winchester Greg Pickering Jonathan Brain Director Director Chief Executive Officer Chief Operating Officer 3 COMMUNITY POWERING SURGERIES TO THE NEXT LEVEL A $24,000 donation from Canterbury League Club to purchase an Integrated Power Console (IPC) system has gone a long way to improving the experience of children having ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgery at Canterbury Hospital. The IPC is a specialised surgical tool that helps remove soft and hard tissue, and bone during surgery in a less painful and less invasive way. Surgeons can connect multiple hand tools at one time, control the speed and pressure during wound irrigation, and can easily navigate a large touchscreen menu. “Over the past two years, as a result of population increases in the area, there has been a tripling in the number of children under 18 having ENT surgery at Canterbury Hospital including removing tonsils and/or adenoids and the insertion of grommets,” said Sue Baker, Community Participation & Volunteer Manager at Canterbury Hospital. “This growth has put pressure on our service delivery and the funding available for us to deliver these services. This new equipment will improve the surgical experience for 25 people every week who have ENT surgery and reduce their overall recovery time.” Paul Dunn, Chairman of Canterbury League Club said: “Our Associate Professor Daniel Novakovic from Canterbury Hospital’s long-standing partnership with Canterbury Hospital saw us Ear, Nose and Throat Department with the new surgical tool commit $67,000 in 2020 – a significant sum that went towards purchasing surgical tools, umbrella sunshades, and refitting their maternity ward with a baby bathing room and kitchen. The hospital plays a vital role in our community so we are proud to help where we can.” VALE KEN McCAFFERY The Club pays tribute to former Canterbury League Club Secretary/Manager, Ken McCaffery who passed away on 6 February 2021, aged 91 years. During his 10 years at Canterbury, from 1969 until 1980, Ken was responsible for bringing top Australian and international artists and shows to the club. He also introduced a quality dining room and mixed lounge as part of club renovations; and opened up club membership to women. A talented rugby league player, McCaffery played for Easts, represented Queensland in 17 interstate games from 1952, and was selected for the Kangaroo tour in 1953. He also featured in Australia’s 1957 Rugby League World Cup victory against Great Britain. Former director of the club, Gary McIntyre, said “I was fortunate to be on the board during the 10 years that Ken was at the club. He was a wonderful man, very popular in the club and highly respected throughout the club industry.” “Canterbury extends its deepest sympathies to the McCaffery family and we wish them peace and comfort. Thank you to Ken for his decade of service to the Club – our sincerest condolences,” said Paul Dunn, Chairman of Canterbury League Club. Vale Ken McCaffery 4 UPDATE YOUR DETAILS FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN 1 OF 10 $250 WISH GIFT CARDS HOW TO WIN? 1. Visit canterbury.com.au 2. Click on the Update Your Details Banner 3. Update or confirm your email address and you will automatically be entered Terms and Conditions apply. The prize draw will take place at 11am Thursday 3 June 2021 and winners will be notified by Friday 4 June 2021. Full terms & conditions available at Reception. $$2,5002,500 TO BE GIVEN AWAY MEET THE TEAM SAY HELLO TO SUSAN VU FROM THE LAKEMBA CLUB Susan Vu is one of the most cheerful people that you’ll ever meet – she always has a ready smile and a quick laugh for all! Susan started her training at Canterbury League Club almost 18 years ago in June 2002 before switching to work exclusively at The Lakemba Club as a Gaming Attendant – a role that she has continued to excel in ever since. “My duties at Lakemba involve many job roles because I am trained in most departments and I can practically do anything requested of me,” said Susan. Tell us something that people will only know once “I enjoy my shifts here and I especially value how staff help each they get to know you better. other; we are like a small family – my time working at the club has been a positive experience and we are a great team!” I love food but I have no talent in the kitchen – luckily I When Susan isn’t at work, she gets her green thumbs out and am married to a chef! enjoys gardening in her back yard. “I am more of an accidental grower where I just throw seeds, If you could go back in time to a 16 year old you, what succulents and cuttings into my garden – nothing is organised!” would you say to her about the past 12 months? I would tell younger me to study medicine so that I am able to help others out in these difficult times. Cheers to Congratulations to the winners of our Cheers to Beers COMPETITION who BEERS! each won a $500 EFTPOS Gift Card Week 1: Fitsum Tewolde Week 4: MARIA MOTA Week 2: Auckland Ah-Hen Week 5: THOMAS CHRISTIE Week 3: John Harman Week 6: DILDIYU LEMMA Our next competition is the Ultimate Footy Experience. Find out more on page 14. 6 MOTHER’S SUN 9 DAY MAY IT’S ALL ABOUT MUM Spoil mum with a delicious lunch at Canterbury AVAILABLE AT: BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL. RESERVE YOUR TABLE & VIEW THE MENUS ONLINE AT CANTERBURY.COM.AU 7 BUY ACCEPTED TICKETS HERE LADIES OF THE 80s Saturday 24th April Doors Open 7:30pm, Showtime 8pm Tickets: $25pp This show is packed with the hits of Madonna, Whitney Houston, Cyndi Lauper, Blondie, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan, The Bangles, Pat Benatar, Bananarama and more.
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