Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeCommunityH&J Social Club winds up a big 2011

H&J Social Club winds up a big 2011

At Christmas the Horse & Jockey Social Club Inc finished off a big 2011 with donations of $5267 being distributed to charities.
Since incorporation in 1998 more than $22,000 has been donated, mainly to local organisations. President Archie Gillam feels it is not a bad effort by a few committee members and regulars who get together for fundraising, sport and social interaction.
The Friday night raffles are generously supported by Gary and Jo Lawrence of the Horse & Jockey Hotel along with Eagle Boys Pizza, Percy’s Fruit Market and Harvey Norman Electrical and Computers.
Major donations in 2011 have gone to Akooramak, St Vincent de Paul, Salvation Army, Warwick Flood Appeal, Blue Care, Care Flight, Angel Flights and a mighty $1760 to Movember raised primarily by the club’s social director Tony Hausfeld.
Mr Gillam feels this could not have happened without the generous support of their team of ticket sellers who donate their time and also the great support the club get from the patrons of the H&J Hotel. He is looking forward to a big 2012 for the club when it re-convenes in February, after a well-deserved break, and encourages new visitors to the H&J on Friday nights to support the club’s activities.

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Warwick writer among winners of global memoir competition

Emerging Warwick writer Sarah Fisher has earned a spot amongst 39 authors from around the world in a memoir compilation book. The book is titled...
More News

Supporting young people

World Teen Mental Wellness Day, held on 2 March 2026, is a day to create awareness and reduce stigma around teen mental health. Adolescence is...

Men’s fours decided

Peter Gynther (Southern Cross), Aaron McKinnon (Warwick East), Wes Smith (Inglewood) and Neville Morris (Texas) have come home strongly to secure the Men’s District...

Pink Ride tackles cancer fight

It’s a long and at times lonely journey but the Bony Mountain Pink Ride is always ready to be part of the fight against...

Summer Ready prepares for Autumn racing

Warwick hobby trainer Darryl Knight was thrilled to see Summer Ready back up her recent strong form and break a long winning drought for...

Cirson to represent region

Warwick Bowls club member Marian Cirson is set to represent the region after being part of this year’s Southern Downs Ladies Fours Championship winning...

Local music to mark harmony week in Warwick

Harmony Week 2026 is just around the corner, and the Southern Downs Refugee and Migrant Network (SDRMN) are contributing to this year’s celebrations with...

Clean out chemicals the safe way

Southern Downs residents are being urged to clean out their sheds and garages ahead of upcoming free chemical disposal drop-off days in Warwick and...

Sporting all-rounder Cirson stars

Just days before helping her team to win the district fours in the bowls, Marian Cirson proved she is a sporting all-rounder with a...

Turkey pairs down to the wire

Warwick East Bowls Club’s monthly turkey pairs was a close affair with Al Buse and Mark Lister winning on margins. There were 16 teams...

Teen changemaker claims Zonta leadership award

Few teenagers can claim to give more back to their community than Warwick high schooler Taylor Zagata. The School of Total Education student is the...