Autumn Talk of the Town 2022

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MAJOR DRAW NIGHT FRIDAY 18

FEBRUARY

Hello Members,

I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and were able to spend some quality time with family and friends as it has been a while since many of have been able to do this.

As we move along in 2022 I would like to wish you a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year on behalf of the Board of Directors, Management and our Staff.

It certainly hasn’t been a great start for everyone with the Covid Pandemic still throwing life into chaos. I know it is difficult, but we are all in the same boat as we try to proceed through and enjoy life and friendships as much as possible. We certainly need to take as much care as possible in our everyday lives and follow the health regulations. The Club is continuing to do everything possible to ensure that we are doing this.

We opened the new Club entrance and foyer just before Christmas as well as our new areas on the first floor, The Shed, Eucalyptus Dining, Mango Tango Thai and Redwood Late Night Bar. There is also a new smoking area on this level. I have received so many comments on how pleased the members are with these areas, so if you haven’t had the chance to check them out, please try and do so when the opportunity arrives for you.

You will notice that due to Covid we have had to make some changes to some of our opening and closing times and days of operation in some of the areas due to staff availability and we thank our Management Team for keeping a watchful eye on this. They are doing this so we can still be

open for the people who wish to attend the amenities available whilst also looking after everyone. I know you will appreciate this.

I would like to thank State Member for Prospect Hugh McDermott MP for his acknowledgement before Parliament when he addressed The Legislative Assembly of the Parliament of NSW to place onto public record his appreciation for the wonderful transformation of Blacktown Workers Club, and the Club’s ongoing support to a growing Western Sydney. Thank you Hugh. We appreciate this support.

We held our annual Tin Shed and VIP members lunch on Friday 3rd December in the Diamond Showroom with approx. 150 attending including four of our Tin Shed Members being Noel Beggs, Alan Burgmann, Victor Lamb and William Webber. Unfortunately, Noel passed away not long after this event, but it was great he had a chance to catch up with his old friends for the lunch. The Board of Directors, Management and Staff pass on our condolences to his family and friends.

We have added a variety of shows on Saturday nights from February so you can start enjoying going out again. These shows have been carefully selected to suit many different tastes in entertainment. If you are interested, I would suggest you book early to ensure your seats as we will be following all the government regulations and these shows could fill early.

As we work through the next few months, we are waiting in anticipation the approval of the DA for our Senior Living Precinct on Reservoir Rd. We have worked so long on this that an approval

“We have added a variety of shows on Saturday nights from February so you can start enjoying going out again. These shows have been carefully selected to suit many different tastes in entertainment.”

from both Blacktown Council and the NSW State Panning Panel should follow soon.

I would like to thank Harold Becker, our Welfare Officer, for the wonderful work he does for our members. Due to hospital rules, he is unable to visit our sick members in hospital, but he is certainly not idle. He is still looking after members and staff and attending many funerals on behalf of our members. We are so lucky to have him. Your health and wellbeing are very important to us so if you need some support or just need to talk, please contact Harold for someone to talk to.

If you feel you need to get away for a NSW break don’t forget our three Holiday destinations are still operating. You must be fully vaccinated and follow all the health and government orders. There are three beautiful resorts to choose from at Sussex Inlet, Fingal Bay and Urunga. Your next break could be just a phone call away.

Take care and be kind to each other.

Kay Kelly

Club President

Blacktown Workers Club Group

Hello Members, and Welcome to 2022

Firstly, I trust that you are all staying as safe and well as you can in the continued covid-craziness which we all find ourselves in again. I hope you were able to spend time with family, friends and loved ones over the Christmas and New Year period.

Since our last journal a lot has happened. We’ve completed Stage One of the renovations here at Campbell St and there are minor works ongoing to create a new Membership, Ticket Sales and Welcome Desk where the old entry to the Club was located, and we expect this to open in the coming months.

The walkway across from the carpark into the Club or ‘Parklane’ as we know it will reopen in late March from Wednesday to Sunday which we anticipate will provide ease of access and departure again back into the Level One food and entertainment outlets.

Later this year we will commence a refit of the Impressions Café area and Bar encompassing new furniture, carpet, paint, equipment, and fittings all designed to modernise these areas and bring them up to a new contemporary standard that our Members and Guests expect.

The Omicron variant of COVID-19 has given us some operational challenges which we have overcome to be able to provide consistent delivery of products and service to our Members and Guests. Our people continue to be highly resilient and have really shone through during these difficult times. I am proud of and thank them all as I believe that our Club is lucky to have dedicated staff that are part of a strong, community-based organisation which places high value on its people.

In 2022 though, our focus on our future does not sway with our primary focus being the achievement of an approval to activate Seniors Living Precinct Independent Living Units at Reservoir Road. In what has been a red tape marathon of sorts, we are now close to an approval and will keep Membership updated how this progresses at State Government approval level.

We have a strong promotional calendar with much activity taking place over the coming months as we again resume normality and our coexistence with COVID-19 continues. We have a range of Member spend promotions including Cash and Car Giveaways, a strong variety of shows and entertainment, food promotions and we welcome back some of our long held and Member valued events such as Champagne Wednesday!

Members, we are proudly long-standing members of our community and like many of you, we too are looking forward to a 2022 hopefully flowing with a renewed sense of normality. However we are prepared for whatever the future might hold for us all as we are an agile and resilient group of people and we will do what we think is right for the long term future of our Clubs and community.

As always, my condolences go to those Members who have lost loved ones, so please take care of yourselves and of each other.

Morgan Stewart Group Chief Executive Officer Blacktown Workers Club Group

“Members, we are proudly long-standing members of our community and like many of you, we too are looking forward to a 2022 hopefully flowing with a renewed sense of normality.”

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For a delicious summer treat, visit Eucalyptus Dining on Wednesday or Thursday to enjoy a Seafood Platter For Two. Eye-catching and mouthwatering, this limited time special is just $35 for members and $39 for visitors.

The Seafood Platter includes with tempura whiting, oyster Kilpatrick, mussels hot pot, salt and pepper squid, cooked Vannamei prawns, prawn cones, BBQ baby octopus, dipping sauces, fries and house salad.

Eucalyptus Dining is our new restaurant on Level 1 and offers a great selection of Australian classics in a beautifully presented dining space. Enjoy a comfortable booth or a large group setting for parties or special occasions.

Our dedicated team is led by our Executive Chef, Kiran, and our Restaurant Manager, Jamie, who bring many years of experience and an overwhelming passion for providing great food and service.

The Seafood Platter is wonderful with a glass of wine, a scrumptious fresh garlic bread and we recommend you finish it off with one of our yummy Eucalyptus desserts.

The Seafood Platter is available for a limited time only – don’t miss out!

Offer ends Thursday 24th February 2022.

HAPPY HELPERS

The Board of Directors, managers and staff of the Blacktown Workers Club Group have come together for a second year to help brighten the Christmas of the Blacktown community who were facing a dark Christmas.

The Directors pledged over $10,000 in funds to order hundreds of goods to be turned into hampers for those less fortunate. The manager s and staff turned our Wattle/Waratah function rooms into Santa’s workshop and worked together for hours to create over 400 hampers.

On delivery day, our courtesy bus was packed full to the roof with hampers to give away. Our President, Kay Kelly, was joined by Director, Brett Fielding and Santa himself to deliver the hampers to the deserving recipients at Meals on Wheels and Wash House.

Blacktown Workers Club Group has a wonderful and long-standing relationship with Meals on Wheels that includes various forms of support throughout the year. Meals on Wheels Blacktown relies on volunteers to deliver nutritionally

balanced meals to the homes of frail aged people and people with a disability. On this special day, the volunteers had the pleasure of also being able to deliver the special Christmas hamper from Blacktown Workers Club Group.

Karen Frawley, Manager of Meals On Wheels Blacktown says, “It’s been a difficult year and a lot of our clients are socially isolated so these hampers will put a smile on their face. Anything we can do to brighten the day of our local community members is a plus. So a big thank you to all the staff at Blacktown Workers Club for your ongoing support of Meals On Wheels.”

The Wash House does important work within the Blacktown LGA, supporting women and their children who are facing family and domestic violence, a cause very close to the heart of all those who work at Blacktown Workers Club Group. The delivery van was able to deliver more hampers to Wash House, for their team to distribute to those that may have fled their own homes right before Christmas. Magdalenda Liso, Executive Officer – Wash House says, “I’d like to

thank the Blacktown Workers Club Group and their Board for their contribution and for helping make this Christmas special for many of our clients. Our clients who include women who are survivors or experiencing family and domestic violence and many of them come to us seeking help and advice.”

Blacktown Workers Club Group is pleased to be able to come together to make a small difference in the lives of those in our community that are facing hardships, especially at Christmas.

The team from The Blacktown Workers Club Group delivering the hampers to Meals on Wheels.

The team from The Blacktown Workers Club Group delivering the hampers to Wash House.

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WORKERS BLACKTOWN

Saturday from 7.30pm

5th Katcha Duo

12th Sweet Talk

19th Chris Drummond Duo

26th Just Jammin’

WORKERS SPORTS

Friday from 6pm

4th Nite Train

11th Rob O’Brien

18th Just Jammin’

25th Chris Connolly

Saturday from 8pm

5th Too Many Guitars

12th Over The Edge

19th The Bandits

26th Classic Oz

Sunday from 1pm

6th Kafekool

13th Fisher & Blakeney

20th Feel Good Duo

27th Katcha

WORKERS HUBERTUS

Sunday from 12pm

6th Dwayne Elix

13th Cazcade

20th Franky Valentyn Duo

27th Acoustic Autograph

WORKERS BLACKTOWN

Saturday from 7.30pm

5th Power of Two

12th Chris Drummond Duo

19th Groove City

26th Just Jammin’

WORKERS SPORTS

Friday from 6pm

4th Rob O’Brien

11th Backlash

18th Scott Day

25th Chris Connolly

Saturday from 8pm

5th Too Many Guitars

12th The Shades

19th The Frocks (8pm)

26th The Bandits

Sunday from 1pm

6th The Deaf Frets

13th Franky Valentyn Duo

20th Rob O’Brien Duo

27th Scott Day

WORKERS HUBERTUS

Sunday from 12pm

6th Scott Day

13th Dwayne Elix

20th Fisher & Blakeney

27th Feel Good Duo

MARCH

WORKERS BLACKTOWN

Saturday from 7.30pm

2nd Take Two Duo

9th Dwayne Elix & the Engineers

16th Chris Drummond Duo

23rd Power of Two

30th Acoustic Autograph

WORKERS SPORTS

Friday from 6pm

1st Rob O’Brien

8th CC Inc

15th Rob O’Brien

22th Chris Connolly

29th Tony Mazell

Saturday from 8pm

2nd Rock City Saints

9th The Headliners

16th M7 Band

23th Feel Good Band

30th The Bandits

Sunday from 1pm

3rd Kafekool

10th Take Two Dup

17th Power of Two

24th Rob O’Brien

WORKERS HUBERTUS

Sunday from 12pm

3rd Cazcade

10th Dennis Demello Duo

17th Backlash

27th Dwayne Elix

APRIL

TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT WORKERSCLUB.COM.AU OR FROM THE WELCOME DESK AT WORKERS BLACKTOWN

SATURDAY 12 FEBRUARY | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

Enjoy a four-piece band of accomplished musicians, playing a semi-acoustic set of bonafide hits from one of the most significant periods in the development of contemporary pop music, the ‘California’ scene from the 70s. This period was the perfect melting pot of rock and roll, pop and country music at a time that showed the emergence of the singer-songwriter. This show will showcase the biggest hits of The Eagles, James Taylor, Fleetwood Mac, Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne and many more.

THE AUSTRALIAN

SATURDAY 19 FEBRUARY | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

Let’s go girls! Ally Friendship is without a doubt, one of Sydney’s top female vocalists. A true country rock woman at heart, her striking similarities to Shania Twain, combined with powerhouse rock vocals and authentic country sound, all come together to create a dynamic tribute to Canada’s Country Music Queen, Shania Twain. The show features Shania’s world-wide hits including ‘Man I feel like a Woman’, ‘From this Moment’, ‘That don’t impress me much’, ‘Still the One’ and more.

CHAMPAGNE

WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY 23 FEBRUARY | DOORS 10AM

$17 MEMBERS | $23 VISITORS

Guest Artists: Grace Rizzo & Guy Taylor.

DUETS THE SHOW

SATURDAY 26 MARCH | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

Duets is a showcase of worldwide Duet hits from the 40’s through to today, with a live band, screen visuals and great voices. Featuring iconic duets such as Frank and Nancy Sinatra, Kenny and Dolly, Sonny and Cher, John and Olivia, Donny and Marie and many more. Add some comedy, fun impersonations, and heart wrenching love ballads, you have a truly entertaining show.

TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT WORKERSCLUB.COM.AU OR FROM THE WELCOME DESK AT WORKERS BLACKTOWN

Celtic Beat

SATURDAY 12 MARCH | DOORS 7PM

$35 EACH

Celtic Beat is unlike any other Irish show you have ever seen. The show will have you singing and clapping in your seats from start to finish. Award-winning Irish artists will perform hits from Ireland greatest singer songwriters with angelic Irish tones that are sure to melt your heart away, while showcasing traditional Irish instruments such as the fiddle and the bodhrain. This is a show you do not want to miss.

CHAMPAGNE WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY 30 MARCH | DOORS 10AM

$17 MEMBERS | $23 VISITORS

Guest Artists: Dorathy Cooper & Stuart Davey

the robertson bros

SATURDAY 2 APRIL | DOORS 7PM

$45 MEMBERS | $49 VISITORS

Take a trip down memory lane with this amazing interactive live TV Variety Show featuring hits from The Seekers, The Bee Gees, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Neil Sedaka and The Everly Brothers. Don’t miss this show with special guest, Simon Brook McLachlan from the hit musical, Jersey Boys.

blues brothers THE AUSTRALIAN

SATURDAY 9 APRIL | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

This show features a tribute to two of the industry’s most loved and Iconic idols – John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd, from The Blues Brothers movie, a classic film that still has as strong a cult following today. Songs include Shake Your Tailfeather, Gimme Some Lovin’, Soul Man, Everybody Needs Somebody, Rawhide and many more hits.

hey hey

it’s the 60’s

SATURDAY 16 APRIL | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

Starring the multi award-winning Franky Valentyn, along with Lance Link and Tony Remedios with their all-star band, Hey Hey It’s The Sixties! brings you the biggest hits of the sixties. From The Beatles, the Monkees, the Turtles, through to Manfred Man, the Archies, the Rolling Stones, Elvis and more, Hey Hey It’s The Sixties! is a fun-filled musical journey that will have you singing along and screaming for more.

TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT WORKERSCLUB.COM.AU OR FROM THE WELCOME DESK AT WORKERS BLACKTOWN

THE LAST STAND

CHISEL BARNES SHOW

SATURDAY 23 APRIL | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

Move over Advance Australia Fair. Two songs that are always considered our Australian National Anthems are Khe Sahn and Working Class Man. This is Chisel / Barnes – a band that will make you look twice to check you are not listening to the real thing. Cold Chisel songs have made their mark in Australian history as some of the best tunes to ever come out of Australian Pub Rock. Anthems such as Flame Trees, Bow River, Choir Girl, Cheap Wine and of course Khe Sahn.

CHAMPAGNE

wednesday

WEDNESDAY 27 APRIL | DOORS 10AM

$17 MEMBERS | $23 VISITORS

Guest Artists: Sharon Calabro & Tony Mazell

ROCKET MAN VS PIANO MAN

SATURDAY 30 APRIL | DOORS 7PM

$15 MEMBERS | $20 VISITORS

Lance Strauss and Jimmy Mann joined forces as Elton John and Billy Joel for the Tour de Force Tribute Show in 2009. They toured this show for several years until the time came to re-vamp the show as Face2Face which they successfully toured until 2019. Rocket Man vs Piano Man is their latest incarnation of the phenomenon which is Elton John and Billy Joel together on stage. The show encompasses all the hits and chemistry of these two rock icons!

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2021 was another tough year for many. Fortunately, the Blacktown community are lucky to have Junaya Family Development Services to assist struggling families. They worked with many families in need in the lead up to Christmas, families that are often struggling financially have don’t have the means to purchase gifts for the children.

Junaya Family Development Services recognises that children, young people and families including First Nations peoples, culturally diverse people, people with disability and LGBTQ have a variety of needs arising from different circumstances, experience barriers to social inclusion and therefore they work towards reducing structural barriers and building their capacity through the provision of a range of services that maximise their opportunities and life chances.

Junaya Family Development Services has a range of parenting programs, children and youth support programs, and case management to work directly with families in need. Junaya works proactively to implement sustainable strategies that address social, economic inequalities through advocating, empowering, promoting and protecting the human rights of the children, young people and families they connect with.

Throughout November and December, the Blacktown Workers Club Group community rallied together to help Junaya Family Development Services improve the Christmas of many local families. The fundraising kicked off with an initiative called ‘Empowerment Day’ – a day where all Workers club members could contribute directly to the cause by visiting their local club. $1 was pledged by BWCG for every member that entered the venue on that day.

In addition to that, our donation tins on the counters in our bars and clubs were accepting spare change or members and patrons could choose to add $1 to any purchase if they didn’t have change. The total donations raised through these initiatives was $1,204. With these funds Junaya was about to purchase 14 Christmas Hampers for 14 families, total cost of $426. They purchased 26 gift vouchers for 26 teenagers, total of cost $780.

The Blacktown Workers Club Group’s annual Christmas Giving Tree was also receiving gifts for Junaya. On Wednesday 14th December the delighted team from Junaya collected over 60 gifts from Workers Blacktown, with directors, Jack Miller, Brett Fielding, Gary Callaghan, Murray Searle and Club President Kay Kelly in attendance.

These gifts were distributed to 60 children under the age of 12, with two larger gifts won by a family through a raffle draw.

Blacktown Workers Club Group is proud of the staff, members and guests who helped brighten the Christmas of so many families and their children.

Gifts and hampers donated by the members of The Blacktown Workers Club Group.

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EYES DOWN FROM 11AM

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SATURDAY - REGO FROM 7PM | 7.30PM START

GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON!

ALL AGES

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DRAWS FROM 3PM

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POKER

SUNDAY - REGO FROM 11.30AM | 12PM START

LATE ENTRY 4PM

$25 ENTRY

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BASEBALL - JUNIOR

BASEBALL - WOMENS

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BILLARDS AND SNOOKER

BOWLS - INDOOR

BOWLS - OVER 60’S SOCIAL

BOWLS - MENS OUTDOOR

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CRICKET - JUNIOR

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TABLE TENNIS TENNIS

WARSHIP COMBAT

Hello Members,

I hope that you are all well.

We have to learn to live with Covid, much as we do with the Flu.

The Stroke Club has now resumed, they meet each Monday at 10am and anyone who has had a stroke are most welcome to join them.

To our Members who are in hospital, we wish you a speedy recovery.

On behalf of the Club President, Board of Directors, Management and Staff, I wish to extend our sincere sympathy to the families of the following members who have passed away since our last journal.

Yours faithfully, Harold Becker

Welfare Officer.

0410 602 418

Late Larraine Mortimer

Late Gloria Blake

Late Norma McGettigan

Late Gwendoline Sills

Late Lance West

Late Janice Quinn

Late Eva Kugler

Late Eric Murphy

Late Michelle Hunter

Late Phillip Comerford

Late Valerie Erichsen

Late Mark Fisher

Late Ray Meere

Late William Lavender

Late Isabel Rapisarda

Late William Michau

Late Chris Robinson

Late Carmel Gersbach

Late David Reynolds

Late Patricia Jones

Late Danilo Dingle

Late Leslie Gibson

Late June Nayda

Late Gerda Kordylas

Late Lawrence Vinn

Late Brian McLennan

Late Patricia Henry

Late Cheryl Sinclair

Late Lynette Moore

Late Terry McKenna

Late Phillip Crichton

Late Greg Hancock

Late Patricia McGill

Late Rita Gibson

Late Joseph Bigeni

Late Sophie Peacock

Late Ray O’Connor

Late David Burt

Late Mary Cumbo

Late Barbara Cave

Late Johns Cushierei

Late Kathleen Holland

Late Elaine Wilson

Late Christopher Garbutt

Late Noel Beggs

Late Jack Shepherd

Late Ronald May

Late Jean Ronan

Late Michael Debono

Late Thomas Marshall

Late Merilyn Mangion

Late Alan Merriman

Late Valerie Rackley

Late Norma Tancred

Late Phyllis Innarilli

Late Philip Gotzmann

Late Lester Barwick

Late Ronald Argent

Late June Pitchers

Late Terry Bonning

Late Michael Sales

Late Garfield Manuel

Late Joan Deveraux

Late Joseph Grbac

Late Ronald Leslie

Late Alma Dobson

To maintain the high standard enjoyed in our Clubs we request the Dress Rules be abided by.

FOLLOWING DRESS IS NOT PERMITTED AT ANY TIME.

Hello members

Year to date (Jan to Dec 2021), I am pleased to advise that we have already contributed more than $831,809 to local community groups and people in need.

Our Group loss before tax as at 31 December 2021 is $1,084,500 which is lower than budgeted expectations and lower than the same financial period last year (2020).

Gary Callaghan Club Treasurer

Kay Kelly PRESIDENT

Gary Callaghan TREASURER

Murray Searle DIRECTOR

Jack Miller SNR VICE PRESIDENT

George Vella DIRECTOR

Brett Fielding DIRECTOR

Terry O’Loughlin JNR VICE PRESIDENT

Ange Humphries DIRECTOR

Paul Hayes DIRECTOR