Newsletter Fife D.A. The Camping and Caravanning Club

Issue number 01 APRIL 2008 beaton.dingwall@yahoo.co.uk

Fife D.A.

Fife DA held their AGM on Sat 29th March at Lathalmond at 2`oclock. It was supported by 21 Fife DA members. It was also attended by Billy Martin and wife Sara of Perth and Angus DA. Billy attended in his role as vice chairperson of the Scottish region.

Camping was also available for anyone wishing to camp. 8 units took this opportunity. A committee was elected.

Bill Dewar chairperson
Marilyn Fenton secretary &
Regional rep
Dougie Blyth was retained as
treasurer
Margaret Morris vice chairperson
Dave Morris pro &equipment
Lorna Dewar meets secretary
Six committee members were also
Elected
Ann & Nelson
Tom & June
Jim & Beaton

The FOL trophy was presented to Ann & Nelson. Congratulations on their win. Ann said it be on display in their new van.

Sites were also discussed. If there are any sites you would like to return to or any possible new ones get in touch with Lorna.

Billy spoke about the Regional Meet at Balado activity centre on the 1st to the 5th of May. The theme for this meet is to be the swinging sixties. No need to book just turn up and enjoy.

Scottish N.F.O.L

The Scottish N.F.O.L is to be held at Balado activity centre on 19th--23rd August, 2010.

The theme for this meet is to be the theatre.

The Steam Rally

The Scottish traction engine society, steam rally is to be held at Balado activity centre, Kinross on 9th--11th May, 2008. Booking is advisable.

Bill & Lorna will be only too happy to take your money and issue you with a pass. NO CARAVANS BEFORE

1600 (4pm) on the 9th.

The charity this year is going to be Kinghorn lifeboat association.

Three Irish lads sharing the same bed on holiday.

But it was so crowded that

one decided to sleep on the floor. After a while, one

of his friends told him he

might as well get into the

bed again. "There’s lots of room now." he said.

In the words of the song

It can only get better..

Scone work party

Seven units braved the elements on the 7th-9th March 2008 to help get Scone site ready for opening . But the weather was so bad that only the inside work could be done.

So the ladies of the club, armed with mops, pails and scrubbers started to do the toilets and showers .Then along came the men armed with scrapers started to scrape the moss from the roof lights.(windows) By the end of the day they had them shining like new pins.

A get-together was held in the hall on Sat night and a wee drop of the falling down water was drunk. A new warden has taken over at Scone and made everyone welcome. He also learned a few new words over the weekend.

(Didn’t he Marilyn)