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Thai Meeting
The February meeting was a good food and drink night. We started off at the Scarborough Flyer pub where pre-dinner pints were supped of the various guest beers, on the dot of eight o’clock were meandered along the SABA restaurant. We were met with a suitably Thai welcome and an oriental beer. The evenings food…
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Burns Night Meeting
The meeting was held this year at the new restaurant called “Nineteen09” at the new Scarborough TEC on Filey Road, Scarborough. The 41 Club members were joined by ten members of Round Table and the total attendance on the night was forty. Once members had sampled the drinks in the bar, the organisers Tom Cathcart…
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November Meeting Report Armistice 1918 – The Road to Peace
The November meeting this year comprised of a get together at the Rugby Club, some members unfortunately apologised and still turned up for the meeting which rather confused the catering numbers, please ensure that if you do find you can attend that you let the catering officer know. After a fine meal of steak pie…
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Trafalgar Night
29 of us attended an evening designed to commemorate the battle of Trafalgar which was held in October 1805. The venue was the Sea Cadets Hall in Sandgate, which was worth a visit in its own right, and had been decked out by the cadets with flags. No less than 5 guests were welcomed and…
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Summer BBQ
Unfortunately the summer BBQ had to be cancelled. 41 Club chose one of the few nights of this glorious summer when torrential rain was forecast. This was a disappointment as Tom had planned an evening of West Indian food and entertainment.
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Quoits
Many thanks to all the participants of the annual Quoits competition at Beck Hole. The weather was a little dull but the atmosphere was charged. A good night was had by all with the victors this year without losing a single game Mark Laws and Alex from round table. Congratulations to you both for your…
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St. Patrick’s Day Feast or Time for a Codle
It was a dark and stormy night when 24 members and 2 guests turned up at the Scarborough Yacht Club, under the lee of the Lighthouse. Many members duly ignored the dire warnings of ‘High seas’, ‘Strong winds’ and ‘Death’ at the entrance of the pier to park their cars as close to the lighthouse…
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January 2018 Meeting: Burns’ Night
Club members and guests from Round Table 88 arrived at the Crescent Hotel to be greeted by an imposing figure with ginger hair poking out from under a Tam o’Shanter. This person, on closer inspection, turned out to be Tom Cathcart, or Tommy Burns as he became known later in the evening. Due respect was…
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David Henderson’s talk on the Battle of Passchendaele
The second club meeting of November took place at the Rugby Club, always a good venue the laid on a simple but satisfying meal of Steak Pie with lovely short crust pastry, chunky chips and Peas followed by a cheeseboard, all was gladly received and consumed. The after dinner speaker was our own David Henderson…


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