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October Meeting
Will be held on
Friday 26th October 2018
Venue: The Architect\'s
Time:1930 for 2000 BST
Will be held on
Friday 26th October 2018
Venue: The Architect\'s
Time:1930 for 2000 BST
Presented to SPORTS Club by John Lymbury, Past National President of RTBI (1985-86) as a token of his affection for Old Tablers (particularly The Major) and in memory of all the happy times spent in Round Table. (Click pic for large view)
Last updated
Tuesday 09th October 2018
Meeting details changed
Tuesday 09th October 2018
Meeting details changed
A very hot summer's evening (July 2018). Some wore shorts. Some wore trousers. Lyndon came in his pyjamas.The sheep came in her natural dress
Thanks, as ever, to Miguel for the pictures.
SPORTS - The Society for the preservation of Old Round Tablers welcomes you to our web site, although it probably won't make a lot of sense
unless you know something about Round Table.
Many years ago we were all members of the finest table in Area 1 - Fareham 194. The fellowship and fun were just amazing. So when we got booted out at the tender age of 40, after our extra President's honorary year and whatever else we could wangle, a group of us decided we needed a little more than a Monday night half of mild with 41 Club, and so in 1986 SPORTS was born.
We meet on the last Friday of each month to wine, dine and reminisce. We take voluntary turns to host at our homes. We have not missed a single meeting since 1986. Our motto "In Vino Morbifuge" says it all.
Many years ago we were all members of the finest table in Area 1 - Fareham 194. The fellowship and fun were just amazing. So when we got booted out at the tender age of 40, after our extra President's honorary year and whatever else we could wangle, a group of us decided we needed a little more than a Monday night half of mild with 41 Club, and so in 1986 SPORTS was born.
We meet on the last Friday of each month to wine, dine and reminisce. We take voluntary turns to host at our homes. We have not missed a single meeting since 1986. Our motto "In Vino Morbifuge" says it all.