RUMOUR HAS IT

Finesmaster Ian Cairns took no prisoners and an extensive fine session ensued, some of which included: Kris Kringle at the last meeting was interesting - Duncan took Ian's lovely chocolates and left him with a packet of serviettes; John and Mary Stuckey were both active traders; Ron Rauert was reluctant to give up his bottle of wine; Gordon was reluctant to give up a women's jewellery case (Gordon then explained that he needed one to place a gift watch in for the little girl living next door). Ian gladly put in for two great days with his mother and all three children which doesn't happen often; Alan for having Christmas at home for the first time in 32 years. Tony Austin, handyman extraordinaire; Jim Dwyer and his man Dan getting plenty of air time; all members who didn't check out our social media sites and new about the money spinner; Trevor Williams for an interesting Loyal Toast; Terry O'Neill for having good retail sales; anyone who went to the wrestling; and lots of happy bucks including John Hunt for his ocean swims; Malcom Price for purchasing a boat in Broome and bringing it back... plus others.