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Reformed 8Th December 2000 David J.M Hon Secretary: Hon Treasurer: David C.G. Power Dennis Willmott 14 The Highway ”The Chestnuts” Oakfield Park Llantarnam Gardens Cwmbran Newport Road Torfaen NP44 3DL Cwmbran NP44 3MN Home: 01633 864938 Home: 01633 865605 Mobile: 07973 705062 Mobile: 07522 268213 [email protected] [email protected] Regional Co-ordinator: Regional Co-ordinator: Reformed 8th December 2000 David J.M. Howe Peter W. Ebenezer, LL.M 101 Havard Road www.welshcharitablesrfc.com 59 Redstone Court Dafaen, Llanelli Narberth Patron President Chairman Vice-Chairman Carmarthenshire JPR Williams, MBE , FRCS Brian Jones, MBE Terry Cobner Mike Grindle Pembrokeshire SA14 8SD Chaplain Hon Club Doctor SA67 7EU Home: 01554 751925 Revd Malcolm C.G. Lane, JP Dr Peter J. Rowlands, MB, BCC, MRCGB, DGM Mobile: 07908 159832 Mobile: 07733 303911 [email protected] [email protected] On Friday 25th October 2013 at the Mecure Holland House Hotel Cardiff the Welsh Charitables RFC are paying tribute to the seven men that each played their part in making what has been regarded by many as the greatest try ever scored and insuring the try which was scored back in 1973 at the National Stadium Cardiff go down in rugby history. One cannot muster the words to describe the atmosphere of that eventful match between two of the greatest teams of the day, in the New Zealand All Blacks and the Barbarians, which started so dramatically therefore penning the words of that former great outside half and commentator Cliff Morgan that try started thus after a kick down field by the Full Back for the All Blacks Brian Williams. “This is great stuff Phil Bennett covering chased by Alistair Scown brilliant O that’s brilliant, John Williams, Brian Williams, Pullin, John Dawes, great dummy, David Tom David, the halfway line, brilliant by Quinnell, this is Gareth Edwards a dramatic start what a score !!! ? O that fellow Edwards” So why not come and be in the company of Phil Bennett, JPR Williams, John Pullin, John Dawes, Tom David, Derek Quinnell and Gareth Edwards as they re-live the game and that great try as we have “Dinner With The Magnificent Seven” All monies raised at the dinner will go to the Welsh Charitables RFC Benevolent Fund who supports St Anne’s Hospice, WREX the Welsh Former International Players Benevolent Association, TY Hafan the family hospice for young lives, The Princes Trust Cymru and St David’s Hospice Care. Seats for the dinner are priced at £50 per head or £500 per table of 10 Consisting of a 5 course meal inclusive of coffee & mints and free drinks reception, it will be a 6.30pm meet for 7.15 sit down dress code is Lounge Suit or Blazer & Greys. Yours faithfully David CG Power Hon Secretary Welsh Charitables RFC Name................................................................................. Address.............................................................................. ........................................................................................... ........................................................................................... ............................................................................................ Postcode............................................................................. Tel No................................................................................. Email.................................................................................. Please reserve me.........Seat/Seats/Table/Tables @ £50 per seat, £500 per Table of 10 for the above dinner I enclose a cheque for £______________ ALL CHEQUES ARE TO BE MADE PAYABLE TO THE WELSH CHARITABLES RFC *****Please state if there are any special Dietary Requirements**** “Supporting Charities Through The Medium of Rugby” R eg. Charity No: 232835 R eg. Charity No: 102484 R eg. Charity No: 1047912 R eg. Charity No: 1079675 Reg. Charity No: 1010576 The Welsh Charitables RFC are proud to support these worthwhile charities The Welsh Charitables RFC Registered Charity Number 1151759 .
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