Danum are organising this year’s White Rose Dinner on Friday 20th October 2023.
White Rose Dinner
20 February 2023 by
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February Meeting Report – Chinese
20 February 2023 by
Well done China ! The 41 Club February meeting was yet another great success, the evening started with our wetting our whistle, at the Top and Spile where we somewhat overwhelmed the sole barmaid (person surely!) but the beer was excellent as ever when it arrived in my hand.
Crossing to TOPS restaurant we were provided with the traditional Prawn Crackers, followed by a medley of food which was tasty but well disguised as to the meat or otherwise. The mains were each members individual choice which I thought might delay service but need not have worried it was all swiftly provided and tasty as well.
There were two guests, John Price and Ben Kitto. The forthcoming Aalten visit was discussed, unfortunately it appears that no 41 Members are coming.
Members raised a toast to the sadly deceased Andy Tolley.
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March Meeting: The Case – A Rummage Through A Doctor’s Bag
16 February 2023 by
We have Dr. Gordon Hayes as the speaker at the meeting next Thursday 16th March at the Yacht Club. Gordon will reflect on his career in medicine in a presentation called “The Case – A Rummage Through A Doctor’s Bag”. Plan is to start at 7.30pm with Gordon’s presentation, lasting for 30 minutes or so, and then to eat afterwards (we are having a 3 course meal). I would suggest that anyone who fancies a drink beforehand could meet at the Yacht Club from 7pm onwards.
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April Meeting – AGM (note date change)
16 February 2023 by
The AGM of Scarborough 41 Club will be held on Thursday 13 April at the Crescent Hotel. Details of agenda and how to participate in a lively discussion will be circulated to members.
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January Meeting – Sea Creatures
31 January 2023 by
Club member Stuart Baines presented his work with sea mammels along the Yorkshire Coast. This was accompanied by some stunning photography. Stuart talked with obvious enthusiasm about this field, in which he has carved out a niche for himself as a local ‘citizen scientist’. All these animals are being seen at increasing frequencies in the last few years, which in the case of the dolphins particularly, is good news for the local economy in that they undoubtedly attract more visitors to our area. Stuart speculated on why the dolphins have gradually spread southwards from their Scottish strongholds, and also why they are now been seen more frequently in the winter months. Increasing fish stocks and hence population pressure may be the possible explanation, coupled with the undoubtedly increased numbers of observers looking for them.
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February 2023 Meeting – Chinese Banquet
31 January 2023 by
The next meeting will be at an old favourite, TOPs Chinese restaurant on Falsgrave, restored to the traditional third Thursday of the month, on Thursday 16th February at 7.30 for 8pm,. We are to have a belated Chinese New Year celebration meal (anyone speak Cantonese? Pre-dinner drinks will be in the Tap and Smile. Apologies should be made via the Club Website by Friday 10 February.
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January 2023 Meeting – Dolphins and Stuart
8 January 2023 by
The next meeting will be on Thursday 26th January, probably at the recently opened North Street Kitchen, on err… North Street, Scarborough not Scalby! It’s always good to support a new business venture trying to produce quality food. We haven’t yet decided the start time for this meeting, so to be advised. The alert amongst you will have noticed that this is not the traditional third Thursday of the month, it’s the fourth Thursday. I think we can cope. We have another speaker for this evening, as our very own Stuart Baines will deliver a talk on his work relating to the study and conservation of Dolphins, Whales and Porpoise that visit the coastal waters off Yorkshire, and more particularly off Scarborough. Stuart will talk about the species we can see and how this has changed over recent years, and how the presence of these animals can benefit our local community. All quite topical really, given the unexpected visit to the harbour by a wandering walrus recently. Top marks to Scarborough Council (for once) for cancelling the New Year’s Eve fireworks display in case the beastie was frightened.
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Christmas Dinner Celebrations
8 January 2023 by
The original date for our Christmas Dinner having been snowed off members gathered at the Grainery Harwood Dale on the 4th January, when the weather was fortunately fine for travelling.
It was great to have a seasonal meal out of season as it can be turkey and tinsel overkill prior to the big day.
We enjoyed a champagne reception on arrival andsat down to a great meal of well cooked food in generous proportions with wine included and the usual seasonal trimmings. Some folks had forgotten their menu choices but Chairman Peter was available to put them right.
After the meal we were treated to a excellent quiz created by Simon Ward with increasing random questions (and random answers) which were real mind benders.
All in all a great Christmas Dinner albeit delayed.
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Christmas Dinner Celebrations in January!
8 January 2023 by
41 Club members and guests welcomed the New Year with a belated Christmas Party. Health and prosperity to all our members and friends for 2023. More photos and a report will be found under meetings.
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Another successful Christmas for the Round Table Sleigh
6 January 2023 by
Takings were excellent again this year, despite some quite adverse weather conditions which meant rearranged outings for Santa, Rudolph and his team of Elves. These were the sums taken in 2022:
Eastfield £326
Ayton £344
Gladstone £555
Woodlands £418
Peasholme £617
Falgrave £512
Crossgates £294
Newlands £336
Victoria Rd £349
Newby £330
Total £4,081
Congratulations to Scarborough Round Table 88 and their friends and families for raising this sum, and to the members of 41 Club who contributed in different ways to the fundraising.
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