
	15 April 2011 Marist St Pat's 40th Jubilee Update Dear Marist St Pat's 40th jubilee celebrations are just one month away... The club warmly invites all past players and supporters to the events planned for the weekend of Friday 13 May - Sunday 15 May. Wives, partners and families are also most welcome to attend. The jubilee promises to be a great occasion. No registration fee is required. However, if you plan to attend the Friday evening function or the Saturday luncheon please RSVP by 29 April 2011 for catering purposes. To RSVP, or for any enquiries, you can email Marist St Pats or club secretary Geraldine Manu'a, or phone Geraldine on 021 339 209. Ruby Jubilee programme Friday 13 May Mickey Do Dinner Clubrooms open from 6pm for drinks. Buffet meal, $25, from 7pm. Dress: tidy/casual Saturday 14 May Left Footers' Luncheon Complimentary luncheon from 12pm. In the Green Room at the gym at Evans Bay Park. Senior 1s v HOB Marist, 1.15pm Premiers v HOB Marist, 3.00pm. Dooley Hooley Post-match from 4.30pm. Relive the 'Clubrooms Experience'. MSP clubrooms, Hataitai Sunday 15 May Club Mass MSP clubrooms at 11am followed by morning tea. Jubilee news Billy Te Oka, who played for MSP in the 1970s and now lives in Australia, plans to be at the Jubilee. He's written: "Ex-players like myself who live so far away appreciate the committee's efforts as we would lose touch if it wasn't for these events. Our loyalty to MSP is unwavering and is something that I have never been able to explain over the years. I guess it was the passion of the committees, the coaches and the fellow players that made it so special. Hope to be there at the Jubilee and to catch up personally." Billy is remembered every year at MSP's prizegiving when the team that scores the most championship points is awarded the 'William Te Oka Shield'. Read also: Ron Evans, MSP's first chairman, on the founding clubs and why they merged >>> The Taylor family has three generations who have played for MSP... a club first? >>> If you have any news, anecdotes or photos about the club's first 40 years, send them to Marist St Pats. You're receiving this newsletter because you are on the Marist St Pats membership list, or because you have subscribed to it. If you don't wish to get it anymore, you can unsubscribe here. Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser.

15 April 2011

Marist St Pat's 40th Jubilee Update

Dear

Marist St Pat's 40th jubilee celebrations are just one month away...

The club warmly invites all past players and supporters to the events planned for the weekend of Friday 13 May - Sunday 15 May. Wives, partners and families are also most welcome to attend.

The jubilee promises to be a great occasion. No registration fee is required. However, if you plan to attend the Friday evening function or the Saturday luncheon please RSVP by 29 April 2011 for catering purposes.

To RSVP, or for any enquiries, you can email Marist St Pats or club secretary Geraldine Manu'a, or phone Geraldine on 021 339 209.

Ruby Jubilee programme

Friday 13 May

Mickey Do Dinner

Clubrooms open from 6pm for drinks.
Buffet meal, $25, from 7pm. Dress: tidy/casual

Saturday 14 May

Left Footers' Luncheon

Complimentary luncheon from 12pm. In the Green Room at the gym at Evans Bay Park.

Senior 1s v HOB Marist, 1.15pm

Premiers v HOB Marist, 3.00pm.

Dooley Hooley

Post-match from 4.30pm. Relive the 'Clubrooms Experience'.

MSP clubrooms, Hataitai

Sunday 15 May

Club Mass

MSP clubrooms at 11am followed by morning tea.

Jubilee news

Billy Te Oka, who played for MSP in the 1970s and now lives in Australia, plans to be at the Jubilee. He's written:

"Ex-players like myself who live so far away appreciate the committee's efforts as we would lose touch if it wasn't for these events. Our loyalty to MSP is unwavering and is something that I have never been able to explain over the years. I guess it was the passion of the committees, the coaches and the fellow players that made it so special. Hope to be there at the Jubilee and to catch up personally."

Billy is remembered every year at MSP's prizegiving when the team that scores the most championship points is awarded the 'William Te Oka Shield'.

Read also:

Ron Evans, MSP's first chairman, on the founding clubs and why they merged >>>
The Taylor family has three generations who have played for MSP... a club first? >>>

If you have any news, anecdotes or photos about the club's first 40 years, send them to Marist St Pats.