A reminder that tonight’s 41 Club Connects Zoom Event is a Zoom Event that no one can seriously afford to miss! “So you think you can’t be Conned?” is a warning about avoiding some of the many cons and scams out there potentially targeting you!
It is presented in a thoroughly humorous way by Brad Ashton, a renowned comedian and script writer who presented over 100 episodes on avoiding cons on BBC radio. It should be a great evening as Brad is an excellent comic and an excellent speaker – you will really enjoy the evening AND it could save you money, possibly a fortune!
Please see 41clubconnects.co.uk.
I seriously recommend that you pass this on to your friends and relatives – it is open to all – because the Con men and scammers don’t care who they target. This will be a fun evening which could save you and yours money. As the picture asks, Can you seriously afford to miss this talk?
This is followed on Thursday 18th March by our St Patrick’s Day Special. Come and enjoy the blarney and craic with our Irish members from Dublin 41 Club, and elsewhere, as they bid you a Cead Mille Failte to a wonderful Irish themed evening on 41 Club Connects. There might even be the opportunity to drink some Guinness or some Whiskey! You are asked to wear something green, or to have an Irish background, or something black in a pint glass at least!
The Meeting the following week is the celebrity TV Yorkshire shepherdess – yes finally our Welsh Members get a look-in! (Only kidding – I’m an Aber Boy myself!)
FINALLY Whiskey, the recently launched 41 Club Whisky Appreciation Group are holding their first Whisky Tasting Session – a Scottish one (quelle surprise?) on Friday 26th March. If you want to attend you can find out more details on their Facebook page or email whisky@41ClubConnects.co.ukBUT the deadline for ordering the samples (5 x Malt whisky tasters for £15 delivered!) is this Friday – so get your skates on if you want to take part: You snooze you lose! Keep safe.
Yours in Continued Friendship
Don Mullane
National Comms & I.T. Officer
The Association of Ex-Round Tablers’ Clubs (41 Club)
