2016 AGM & PRIZE-GIVING

What  a lovely autumn day we enjoyed at Blairgowrie Golf Club this morning for our  AGM and Prize-giving.  Captain Shelagh Quinn welcomed fifty four ladies and gave a comprehensive report  on the year's activities.  Reports were given by the Secretary, Margaret Hunter and Treasurer,  Meriel Walker, before Shelagh handed over to the new Captain, Lizee McGraw (Auchterarder).   Lizee  congratulated  Shelagh on a very successful year for Midland Vets and  thanked her for her dedication. Lizee  introduced her Vice Captain, Lorna  Bennett, and Angela Crossland, who replaces Liz Milligan as P & K committee member.
Following  close of business,  the Prize-giving  took place.  Proceedings were rounded off by the  Midland Vets 2016 Champion, Lorna McKinley who gave a very kind vote of thanks.

Bronwen Godley, winner of the Allan Cup and Captain's Prize with Shelagh Quinn, winner of the Owl Trophy

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New Captain, Lizee McGraw, winner of the Senior Vets Cup

Lorna McKinley 2016 Midland Vets Champion

2016 Prize Winners

Lyn Fleming & Miriam Wilson, winners of the Stableford Salver and Fiona de Vries, winner of the Patrick Rosebowl.

Vice-Captain Lorna Bennett

AGM & PRIZE-GIVING REMINDER

Just a quick reminder that the AGM and Prize-giving, followed by lunch,  takes place next week, Wednesday October 26th, 11.30am at Blairgowrie Golf Club. Lunch costs  £12.00, which you can pay on-line, or you can arrange to pay on the day.  Thanks.
* Please advise the Secretary of any special dietary requirements!

ENGLAND WIN THE SENIOR WOMEN'S HOME INTERNATIONALS

England are the Senior Women's Home Internationals title winners for the 10th time since the tournament started in 2003. They completed a 100 per cent winning week at Alyth, by beating Wales 5.5-2.5 to win the Sue Johnson Trophy for the third year in a row.
Ireland, Scotland and Wales finished with 1pt apiece. After a long involved three-stage countback, European champions Ireland were declared the runners-up with Wales third and Scotland last of four, which means Scotland "won" the Wooden Spoon. Oh well, there's always next year....