Linlithgow and District 41 Club hold Annual General Meeting
Outgoing Chair, Robin McAdam reviewed the success of this year's activities in particular Findlay Erskine's account of conquering Everest Base Camp, the 'Walk for Jock' story and the achievements of Burgh Beautiful.
Linlithgow and District 41 Club held their Annual General Meeting in the Linlithgow Golf Club.
Outgoing Chair, Robin McAdam reviewed the success of this year's activities in particular Findlay Erskine's account of conquering Everest Base Camp, the 'Walk for Jock' story and the achievements of Burgh Beautiful.
Add in a sprinkling of Port and Sherry tasting and Bruce Jamieson's description of the town centre development and members feel truly improved.
Whilst the club continues to grow, it was noted the sad passing of two committed members; Mac Brown and Eric Moffat. The club also lost Jimmy Woods of Bo'ness 41, for years, the club's dedicated driver on Marches Day.
Neil Edwards was again complimented for the spectacular 'Barbie' float and as they look forward to the imminent new float unveiling in June.
In its continuing support to Round Table the club agreed to fund a new Football Shield for the school tournament. An enjoyable meal rounded off the evening.
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Linlithgow and District 41 Club hold Annual General Meeting
Outgoing Chair, Robin McAdam reviewed the success of this year's activities in particular Findlay Erskine's account of conquering Everest Base Camp, the 'Walk for Jock' story and the achievements of Burgh Beautiful. Linlithgow and District 41 Club held their Annual General Meeting in the Linlithgow Golf Club. Outgoing Chair, Robin McAdam reviewed the success of this year's activities in particular Findlay Erskine's account of conquering Everest Base Camp, the 'Walk for Jock' story and the achievements of Burgh Beautiful. Add in a sprinkling of Port and Sherry tasting and Bruce Jamieson's description of the town centre development and members feel truly improved. Whilst the club continues to grow, it was noted the sad passing of two committed members; Mac Brown and Eric Moffat. The club also lost Jimmy Woods of Bo'ness 41, for years, the club's dedicated driver on Marches Day. Neil Edwards was again complimented for the spectacular 'Barbie' float and as they look forward to the imminent new float unveiling in June. In its continuing support to Round Table the club agreed to fund a new Football Shield for the school tournament. An enjoyable meal rounded off the evening.
