April 2015 - Semaphore Port Adelaide RSL

Circulation: 500+
Vol: 4
Edition: April 2015
Semaphore & Port Adelaide R.S.L. Sub-Branch Newsletter
Shout Out
ANZAC Day Centenary 2015
19th of April
25th of April
ANZAC Centenary March
ANZAC Day Dawn Service
The Semaphore & Port Adelaide RSL Sub Branch
are proud to be coordinating an ANZAC Centenary
March on Sunday 19th April, 2015 at 2.00pm.
Already one of the largest ANZAC Day Service
in metropolitan Adelaide, the 2015 ANZAC Day
Centenary Service at the Semaphore War Memorial is set to be the Biggest Dawn Services in
Semaphore‘s History with an anticipated crowd of
between 10,000 - 15,000 people. 2015 marks the
100th Anniversary of the ANZAC Landing at Gallipoli.
Members of the general public are invited to come
along, join in and wave our flag and support the
March. In particular we are encouraging all those
who had a relative that served during World War 1
to come together and lead the March (hopefully with
the medals or a photo of their relative/s).
Visual Experience
MARCH ORDER
Group 1
Relatives of World War 1 Servicemen and Women
Group 2
Current and Ex Serving ADF Personnel
Group 3
Relatives of all Current and Ex Service Personnel
The Sub-Branch has commissioned Living Stories
a Local film studio to produce a short Film to tell the
story of the ANZAC Landing at Gallipoli from a Local Prospective. The film is a montage of archival &
live footage and photos narrated through the eyes
of a child and will be played on two 3.6 metre LED
The start point for the march is the corner of Semaphore
and Military Roads (form up from 1.30pm). The March
will proceed in a Westerly direction down Semaphore
Road and finish at the “Angel Of Peace” War Memorial
on the Semaphore Foreshore where a brief service will
be conducted. Following the service everyone is invited
to partake in entertainment, BBQ, refreshments and camaraderie at the RSL.
ANZAC Day March
Screens with a film crew to provide Visual footage of the
Dawn Service for all to see.
Veterans, Returned, Service and Next of Kin from
all Services are invited to participate in the ANZAC
Day Commemorative March. Marchers will meet in
the Semaphore Foodland Car Park at 5.45am to
take up formation for the 2015 Semaphore and Port
Adelaide ANZAC Day March.
PH. 08 72259756
Members Notice Board
Presidents ANZAC Message
With the 100th anniversary of ANZAC Day upon us
we are reminded of our proud resilient ANZAC Spirit and the unwavering mateship forged through that
shared adversity of battle and ,of course, the frailty
of human life. I would like to share some insight into
our enemy on that beach in Turkey 100 years ago.
2015 Veterans Race Day
wednesday 15/4/15
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ickets are now selling (folder behind the bar)
for the ‘2015 Veterans Race Day’ at Balaklava
Racecourse. The Sub-Branch will arrange for a bus
(if min 20 starters) to take members and friends to
and from the race track to enjoy a day out at the
race’s.
Tickets are $25 + $10 for Bus and includes Marque
Entry, BBQ Lunch, Discounted Drinks, Return Bus
to Sub-Branch and a chance to win a trip to Penang
The race day is a major fund raiser for the StateBranch R.S.L. with proceeds going to various Veterans Programs. It’s also a great opportunity to
meet and share stories with members from other
Sub-Branches.
Last years Race Day was such a fun day for everyone who went. Last day to book your ticket is
Wednesday 8th April
Volunteer Induction Day
sunday 12th april
The Induction Day / Training Day is for ALL
Current VOLUNTEERS and anyone thinking of volunteering on ANZAC Day. Session Start time is 1pm
and should only last about 1 Hour. After the Training
session a free lunch and refreshments will be provided for all attending.
As part of the OHS&E and Licensing Requirements
ALL Staff And Volunteers must under take Induction
and Annual Training to keep up with changing legislation. It is particularly important if you are going to
volunteer on ANZAC DAY that you attend for your
first induction.
Please RSVP by Thursday 9th April to Bar Staff to
help with catering numbers.
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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was the Turkish army officer
set with the task of repelling the ANZAC’s, He was
not only a stolid leader of men in battle he was a reformist statesman, and the first President of Turkey.
He is credited with being the founder of the Republic
of Turkey.
Gallipoli - Memorial at Anzac Cove Quote by
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
“Those heroes that shed their blood
and lost their lives…
You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country.
Therefore rest in peace.
There is no difference between the Johnnies
and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side
here in this country of ours…
You, the mothers,
who sent their sons from faraway countries
wipe away your tears;
your sons are now lying in our bosom
and are in peace.
After having lost their lives on this land they have
become our sons as well.”
Atatürk 1934
One can only be touched By these words from
Mustafa, although we were not victors, understanding the man that bettered us had a passion and
humility few leaders today could equal does bring
some respect to that enemy.
Glen Murray
President
WANTED:
Chest or Upright freezer(s) wanted to keep ice frozen on Anzac day and food for Kitchen also Glass
fronted cabinets to display Boer War, WW1 and
WW2 memorabilia.. see Darren
Vol: 3
Edition: April 2014
2015 A.G.M.
2015 Committee
The 2015 AGM was held on Sunday 8th
March and it was great to see so many service members at the club.
President - Glen Murray
Vice President - Shane Edmonds
Immediate Past President - Graham Wilson
Secretary - Annette
Treasurer - Vince Martin
Commemorations - Committee
ANZAC Day Dawn sub - Daryl Mundy
ANZAC MARCH sub - Graham Wilson
Welfare Officer / Compensations (MRCA)
Level 2 – Andrew Dankowski
sub - Glen, Jacqui, Jo
Communications Officer – Andrew
Membership Officer – Glen Murray
sub - Darren
Roster Officer / Volunteer Coordinator –
Glen Murray
sub - Andrew / Vicki
Hall Hire / Bookings – Anne Wilton 0410502019
Fundraising Officer – Jan Martin
sub - Vince/Diane
Sponsorship Officers – Annette & Andrew
Curator / History– Vince Martin
sub - Kathleen (WWI) Andrew (Sub-Branch)
IT Officer – Darren Schmidt
Maintenance Officer – Mick O’Leary
sub - Jason / Darren
WHS Officer / Compliance Officer - Grant
Paulson
Entertainment Officer – Grant Paulson
sub - Anne Darren
Grants Officer – Jacqui Trinne
Member’s Functions – Committee
The Meeting proved to be very enlightening
with President Glen Murray Highlighting all
the hard work achieved in the previous 6
months explaining some of the Problems
the club had recently over come. He reassured everyone that the subbranch was
moving forward once again. He thanked
all Previous Committee members and welcomed all new ones. Glen then went on to
answer all members questions.
Treasurer Vince Martin answered all financial question explained the expense’s incurred from the previous manger / acting
committee. He reassured members that
the finances had turned a corner for the
better.
HALL HIRE
Do you belong to an Association or special
interest group that wants to meet locally on
a regular basis, or hold a fundraising event
Why not contact the Sub-Branch for use of
our hall with fantastic views whilst at the
same time, supporting the many welfare
services and support programs the RSL
offers. Call Anne Wilton on 0410502019
to arrange.
*sub = sub-committee
CONTACTS
Name
Position
Phone
Email
secretary@semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
treasurer@ semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
Glen Murray
Shane Edmonds
President
Vice President
0403887998 president@semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
0404590812 vicepresident@semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
Annette Mezzino
Vince Martin
Andrew
Darren Schmidt
Jan Davis
Mick O’Leary
Michael O’Donnell
Daryl Mundy
Secretary
Treasurer
Communications
IT Officer
Fundraising
Maintenance
Committee
Anzac Day
0403946305
0457598844
0424514241
0427119993
0417205411
0408091430
0414392314
0438891229
Frank Smith
Committee
Grant Paulson
WHS&E Entertaiment 0475422851
communications@semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
it@semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
Everyone is welcome to attend the
Sub-Branch committee meetings and
give their input. Meetings are held on
Sundays 1pm (Fortnightly)
Dates of meetings are on the notice board
Supper / Snacks are provided
Entrance is Via Front unlocked side gate
www.semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
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Biggest ANZAC Day
volunteers needed
The ANZAC Centenary set to be the biggest ANZAC Day with
an anticipated crowd of 10,000-15,000 people. The Sub-Branch
will once again have an Out Door bar but this year it’s twice as
big to help cater for the extra Thousands of Supporters. Part of
Semaphore Rd will be fenced off with Membership / Sponsorship Tables, Raffles / Merchandise Tables, Sausage Sizzles and
Beverage Vans. Breakfast will be available Down stairs as well.
This area will be Open from 7am -1pm. Cans and Plastic Cups
will only be served in this area NO GLASS allowed.
ANZAC Day Raffle
cash prizes to win
Up stairs there will be the MAIN BAR plus another CAN BAR
and a Raffles / Merchandise Table.
It is hoped with all the Members help
that we can sell all the Tickets and raise
$15,000 to put towards our Building Improvements and our New Museum / Bar
Development.
Committee is looking for as many volunteers as possible to help
out on ANZAC Day at Sub-Branch.
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Manning BBQ’s
Helping in the kitchen
Helping set up
Working behind the bars etc.
Selling Raffles Tickets
Keeping the areas clean
Setting up
Packing up
Distribute ANZAC Appeal Badge Boxes to Business
Please return all Books Sold or Unsold
by Wednesday 22nd April
4,000 tickets @ $5 per ticket
Books of 10 Available
Prizes:
• 1st prize - $2,500
• 2nd prize - $1000
• 3rd prize - $500
• 4th to 8th prizes - $100
• 9th to 18th prizes - $50
Total prize pool = $5,000
Its Great to see so many people sign up for
ANZAC Day but we could still do with more. The more People
who help, the easier it is for everyone.
Drawn ANZAC Day Friday 25 April 2015
at Approximately 6.05pm
After the “Ode”
Extra Books are available for Members
to Collect at the Sub-Branch from
Committee Members or the Duty R.P.
ANZAC Day is the One Day of the Year where we need as
many Volunteers as Possible. So if you can spare an hour or
2 the sign up sheets are next to the Office door.
see members notice board page 2 for volunteers induction / training
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ANZAC Day
entertainment
Steve Potocnik who entertained the crowd on ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day will be joined
by Eileen Darley on ANZAC Day. Steve will be
playing all the classics from 9am till late in the
afternoon.
19th & 25th
Steve Potocnik - Playing professionally for most of
his life, nationally acclaimed musician Steve Simon Potocnik shoulders an impressive collection of accolades
within the Australian music industry. Steve will be playing all the classics from 11am till late in the afternoon.
19th & 25th
Eileen Darley - Eileen has also worked as a professional singer crossing the genres of folk, jazz and
cabaret .She has performed in many music theatre
pieces including John Romeril / Alan John’s Jonah for
State Theatre and Melissa Reeve’s Tough Girls for Vital statistix. Currently Eileen has recently performed “A
Night With the Flying Horses” for the Adelaide Cabaret
Festival.
25th
Not the Andrews Sisters - Relive the memories
and the songs of the 1940’s era. The fun and entertainment that was the heart of the original Andrews Sisters,
Patty, LaVerne & Maxene. Three professional singers
in their own right , have come together to recreate the
wonderful sense of fun and vocal harmony, that made
the Andrews Sisters a worldwide phenomenon.
10am
Gun Fire Breakfast
The Semaphore & Port Adelaide R.S.L. SubBranch will once again be putting on a traditional ‘Gun Fire Breakfast’ following the ANZAC Day
Dawn Service at approximately 7am.
Bacon, Sausages, Baked Beans, Scrambled Eggs
and Toast served with Tea or Coffee and a SHOT
of Rum to warm the heart, will be provided free of
charge to All Veterans and Sub-Branch Members.
For Visitors their is a small charge of $5.
To help ensure Veterans and Service Members
get to the “March” and Reunions on time please
allow them to be Served First.
Also to make sure no-one goes Hungry there will
be a Sausage Sizzle and Breakfast served downstairs out the front near the out door bar.
Eileen Darley
All Day
Entertainment
with
Steve Potocnik
Eileen Darley
Not the Adrews
Sisters
Not the Adrews Sisters
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ANZAC Landing
At around 4.30 am on Sunday 25 April 1915, the first soldiers of
the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) landed
near Ari Burnu on the Gallipoli Peninsula. On the same morning,
soldiers from Britain, France and their colonies launched assaults at nearby Cape Helles and Kum Kale.
The Spirit
The Allies wanted to destroy the forts overlooking the Dardanelles to allow a fleet to
enter the Sea of Marmara and bombard the
Ottoman capital, Constantinople. They hoped
Turkey would surrender, easing pressure on
Russia and depriving Germany of an ally.
Men of the 3rd Australian Brigade were the
first Anzac troops ashore. Approaching the
coast on board Royal Navy warships, they
were woken around 1 am, fed and assembled. The first wave boarded thirty-six rowing
boats and were towed towards the beach until they were close enough to row to shore.
Mostly landing at a place that became known
as Anzac ove, the Australian troops came under fire before they had stepped ashore.
“We thought that our landing was to be
effected quite unopposed, but when our
boats were within about 30 yards of the
beach a rifle was fired from the hill in front
of us above the beach right in front of
where we were heading for. Almost immediately heavy rifle and machine gun fire
was opened up on us. We had to row for
another 15 yards or so before we reached
water shallow enough to get out of the
boats. “
- 10 Battalion War Diary 25/4/15, War
Office Papers, WO 95/4344,
Under increasingly heavy Turkish machine
gun and rifle fire, the ANZAC’s raced inland
into a warren of steep ground, razorback
ridges and scrub-filled gullies that caused formations to either bunch together or separate
into small groups.
The following waves of ANZAC’s came ashore as Turkish shells began bursting over the landing area. Meanwhile, Turkish troops were
responding to the Anzac landing in force. The battle ebbed and flowed,
with the ANZAC’s taking, losing, and then retaking ground in the face
of Turkish counter-attacks. In some places the ANZAC’s were forced
off key locations, such as the hill known as Baby 700, which they
would not retake during the entire campaign.
By the end of that first day, the Turks threatened to force the ANZAC’s into the sea. The situation was so precarious that the Anzac
commanders considered immediate evacuation. However, they were
ordered to dig in by their superior, General Sir Ian Hamilton.
Historian estimate some 2000 Australians were killed or wounded
on 25 April, but there are no precise casualty figures for that day –
the fighting was too confused and casualties were widely dispersed
across the battlefield, the beach and on board hospital ships.
The ANZAC’s evacuated in December 1915, 8700 Australians
and 2700 New Zealanders had
been killed. Gallipoli campaign
cost the lives of around 44,000 Allied and 86,000 Turkish soldiers.
ANZAC Day 2015
Poster
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The 2015 ANZAC Day Central
poster highlights the significance of the landings at Gallipoli. The image captures a moment in time as men step off the
boats and begin their climb up
the steep terrain. It shows members of No. 2 Field Company,
Royal Australian Engineers, -
of ANZAC
Semaphore Cheer Ups
(L-Corp) Colin Bayly
Before any of our Soldiers had set foot on the shores of Gallipoli we had
all ready lost one of Semaphore’s Own.
Colin Bayly from the South Esplanade, Semaphore was in Liverpool,
England on the outbreak of war and joined
the 10th (Scottish) Battalion of The King’s
(Liverpool Regiment). On the day of Britain’s declaration of war against the Central
Powers, 4 August 1914, the 1st/10th (Scottish) Battalion mobilised and deployed to
Scotland to man the defences on the River
Forth.
They then embarked at Southampton on
1 November 1914 aboard the SS Maidan,
bound for Europe. Bayly was killed instantly
by a high explosive shell at St Eloi in Flanders on 16 April 1915, aged 28. He was
buried in a regimental burial ground established by the Liverpool Scottish, which is
today Voormezeele Enclosure No. 3 War
Cemetery at Ieper (‘Ypres’) in West-Vlaanderen (West Flanders), Belgium.
- Major (retired) Paul A Rosenzweig MA JP
The Semaphore Cheer Ups were without a doubt the Hardest Working Group of
Lady’s in SA if not Australia during WW1.
With out break for over 5 Years they Provided Food, Comfort and Entertainment
to all the Troops In or Out of Adelaide
from their Hut at Outer Harbor. Rain Hail
or Shine they Managed to Meet every
Transport Ship (over 220) and when there
were no ships in they would be Volunteering at the Adelaide Cheer Up Hut. On one
Button Day alone they Raised over 3000
Pounds. The Cheer Up Huts were the
for-runners to the RSL’s
William Thomas Adams
Private (Pte) William Thomas Adams, 7th Battalion, of Port Adelaide,
SA. With three years service in the senior cadets in Broken Hill, and
employed as an engineer before enlisting in August 1914, Pte Adams
left Australia in October 1914.
Landing at Gallipoli as part of the second wave attack on 25 April
1915, Pte Adams was officially listed as killed in action sometime between the 25th April and 2 May 1915.
Pte William Adams was killed three days short of his 21st birthday,
and is buried at Lone Pine Cemetery.
On the 5th of August 2014 Service Member Paul Viner with his family and the rest of the tour group Commemorated Pte William Adams
at Lone Pine Cemetery and on behalf of the Semaphore Port Adelaide RSL he Placed a Plaque on the grave of this Local ANZAC.
as they land on the morning of 25 April
while members of the 7th Battalion
advance up a gully on the left.
The poster calls on the audience to
imagine the physical challenge as well
as the danger from bullets and shells
on that first day, and prompts reflection on the individual story of each
soldier as they step ashore. Their experiences became part of the broader
ANZAC story.
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Shiraz / Sauvignon Blanc
As a Major Fund-Raiser for the Sub-branch
and in time for the Centenary of ANZAC Day
we are proud to offer our members these 2
collectible wines available to purchase when
having a meal or to take home & cellar or to
give as gifts.
The Landings commemorates and honours
a defining moment in the history of Australia and New Zealand that began on April 25,
1915. Monies raised go towards the SubBranch and Camp Gallipoli which helps RSL
and Legacy.
“The Shiraz is a true expression of character
with the grapes fermented to ensure a fresh,
fruit-driven wine displaying spice, vanilla and coconut on the nose and red berries, sweet cherry
and soft tannin on the palate.”
“The Sauvignon Blanc is a true expression of
character with the grapes harvested in the cool
of night to ensure a fresh, fruit driven wine displaying white stone fruit and citrus flavours and
floral notes.”
Limited Release Order your Commemorative Dozen Now
ANZAC - Landings Wine Order Form
Name:
Phone:
Address:
Item
ANZAC Landing per Bottle
Half Dozen
Dozen
Shiraz / Sauvignon Blanc / Mixed
PAID :
Quantity
circle
Price
Total
$25
$120
$200
Total Cost $
Please leave order form and money with RP / Bar staff or Committee Person
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GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Rosewater
ANZAC Day Supporters
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Up Coming Events
Book Early
Got a Favourite / Classic Album? We
want to hear it so Bring it in on Saturday
May 16th for our first Vinyl Night. Get a
group of friends together for a fun night
of spinning the Disc’s. A DJ will be on
hand to take care of your treasured Vinyl
as well as play some great dance tunes
of his own. Mr V Music will be setting up
a mini record store with some classic Albums for sale on the night as well as Raffles, games and prizes.
ELVIS
30 May 8pm
Spoil Mum this Mothers Day with a Great value 2 Course
Mothers Day Lunch. With a choice of Marinated Rump
Steak or Baked Fish in Lemon / Parsley Sauce or Roast
Pork + Choice of Dessert all for only $30 pp.
Mum will receive a Glass of Bubby Or a Premium Glass
of Wine. There are 5 Mothers Gift Baskets to be Won
and kids Serves are Just $10. Entertainment will be Provided T.B.A. To help with catering numbers please book
and pay by Sunday May 3rd.
Cabaret
Show
Elvis Tribute Show Saturday 30 May 8pm
- Elvis & the songs that he used to sing.
The Elvis from the movies, the one’s that
stole all the girls hearts and the songs
that make you want to get on the dance
floor and just dance? Kris Siemering Elvis
Tribute Show.....
More details Next Month
ph. 08 7225 9756
bookings@semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
Party
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Bookings Ph. 08 72259756 b o o k in g s @semaphoreport adelaidersl.com.au
What’s On In April
Up Comming Events
Book Early
Get ready for an unforgettable, hugely entertaining night of
Comedy Bingo, Raffles, Silent Auctions, games and prizes.
Bogan Bingo is an interactive comedy stage show using a
fusion of 80s & 90s rock anthems, hilarious Aussie tributes
and an impromptu air guitar competition.
During the Bogan Bingo show, a bingo caller calls out the
numbers and his budding disc jockey plays songs that
rhyme with those numbers. The bingo numbers continually prompt snippets of songs, jokes, group ‘shout-outs’ and
more. This is a night you won’t want to miss!
Come dressed in you best Bogan attire and you could be
crowned King or Queen Bogan for the night. Get a group
together and join in the fun for a very worthwhile cause.
Full Bar facilities and Meals will be available. Check out the
Bogan Bingo website and youtube video for more information about the show.
Sat 27th June
Zensationals Live Music 11 April 2015
19:30 Playing classic 70's Saturday Night is
party night with some of Semaphore ‘s and
Adelaide ’s best Live Music cover bands
transforming the “Diver” Derrick Memorial
Hall into a Semaphore ‘s Biggest Party Room.
Kitchen is open for pre Show Meals from 6pm
with prices starting at an affordable $10.The
Mirror Ball gets turned on at 7.30pm and the
Party begins with the best Live Music, Cover Bands and Original Artists, you will want to
hear again and again.
Junk Male Live Music 18 April 2015 19:30 Adelaide Rock Band Junk Male Song List - All
Right Now Free, Am I Ever Gonna See Your
Face Again The Angels, Apache The Shadows, Are You Gonna Be My Girl Jet, Back
in the USSR The Beatles, Bad Boy For Love
Rose Tattoo, Bad Case of Loving You Robert
Palmer, Bad Moon Rising Credence Clearwater Revival, Better Screaming Jets,
S.L.U.G. Ukulele Group meet
and play..... Got a Uke join in
Every
Second
Wednesday
fr 7pm
$7 Meals
Available
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enquiries@semaphoreport adelaidersl.co m .au
What’s On In April
1 We
2 Th
3 Fr
4 Sa
8 We
9 Th
10 Fr
IN THE RED
730 - Late Schnitzel Night $10 \
Meals From 6pm
Sports Night, 8 Ball Comp,
R.S.L. SNOOKER COMP, Darts Comp
$7 Meals 530pm - 830
$10 CURRY NIGHT 5.30pm
$100 8-ball Knock out
$14.00 STEAK NIGHT Meals From 6pm
12 Su
Volunteer Induction Day 1-2pm free
refreshments for those attending
Schnitzel Night $10 Meals From 6pm
ALL DAY DINING
Sports Night, 8 Ball Comp,
R.S.L. SNOOKER COMP, Darts Comp
15 We S.L.U.G. Ukulele Group meet and
16 Th
play $7 Meals 530pm - 830
$10 CURRY NIGHT 5.30pm
$100 8-ball Knock out
17 Fr
$14.00 STEAK NIGHT Meals From 6pm
18 Sa
Schnitzel Night $10 Meals From 6pm
24 Fr
April Days to Remember
of Tobruk, North Africa
10 Siege
(1941)
of Kapyong, Korea
24 Battle
(1951)
Day, Gallipoli Landing,
25 ANZAC
Turkey (1916)
GOOD FRIDAY OPEN
1pm-11pm Adam Cocca live
Zensationals Live Music
23 Th
$5 members
S.L.U.G. Ukulele Group meet and
play $7 Meals 530pm - 830
$10 CURRY NIGHT 5.30pm
$100 8-ball Knock out
11 Sa
22 We
“D
rink Raffle Friday and Saturday 6 - 7pm
”
Coopers
pale ale
pints $5
every day
Sports Night, 8 Ball Comp,
R.S.L. SNOOKER COMP, Darts Comp
25 Sa
27 Su
6 Sa
Junk Male Live Music
Sports Night, 8 Ball Comp,
R.S.L. SNOOKER COMP
$7 Meals 530pm - 830
$10 CURRY NIGHT 5.30pm
$100 8-ball Knock out
$14.00 STEAK NIGHT Meals From 6pm
ANZAC DAY
ALL DAY DINING
Point 05 Live Music
Use your Smart Phone or Tablet to
Scan the QR Code to go straight to
the Upcoming Events page for any
details / changes
more dates of Remembrance on Web Site
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www.semaphoreportadelaidersl.com.au
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PH. 08 7225 9756