Before we knew it happy hour had arrived and we all adjourned to the hall where President Graeme was to officially welcome all members and visitors. Graeme then presented our interstate guests with a visitors certificate and indicated that they should avail themselves of the social offerings in the same manner as members.
Then our beloved Sheriff congratulated all for wearing their membership badges and then berated those that had erred at the last Rally. This brought on peels of laughter and then he fined himself considerably for an alleged misdemeanor and donated that self imposed fine to the Cancer Council "Relay for Life" to be held at Penguin in March. This was met with loud applause.
We then drifted back to our vehicles for our evening meal and then onto the hall later for a singalong. We were suitably entertained by Doug on guitar, Bob on Electronic organ and they had us singing along for hours with some of the old favorites, there was much laughter in between songs.

The afternoon was disc bowls time again and to state that it was being played with enthusiasm would be an understatement, many relaxed and took in the sunshine breaking through the clouds others gathered in groups and had a good old natter whilst watching the disc bowls competition.
There was a small group that decided to use the tennis facilities and there were many a shouted "C'mon" as they won a point, though it would be true to say that we could not produce an Australian champion out of this lot. The ladies gathered in the hall for another craft session where Evelyn was to conduct another class. There was some frustration initially then the ladies moved into top gear and tackled the work with enthusiasm. The finished product was beautiful and many were proud to display their work with a few still to finish. Christine was to become a little frustrated (a little unusual given her craft skills) and was seen to jump on her work before returning to correct the problem. Of course this lead to much laughter.