Well, it's that time of the year again! I am reminded that this time last year the Christmas Blog was written by our guest correspondent, "Shining Star". It seems a fitting time to think of a shining star. A recent Christmas card received, shown above, featured one as you can see. It also reminded me of a verse which says, "When they saw the star, they rejoiced with exceedingly great joy", which in turn reminded me of a cheesy, but fun, song that I heard sung recently. There is a clip of it at the end of this item. Be warned though, it is very catchy! My hope for all of our members, and readers of this blog is that you too will be able to rejoice with exceedingly great joy this Christmastime
When it comes to acknowledging and recognizing its members and volunteers there is none better than Bath Street Marine Table Tennis Club! And this last Wednesday, 29 November, was a prime example. On Wednesday our newly appointed Treasurer, Ian Brownrigg, reached that milestone of 3 score years and ten! Unbelievably, it was his 70th birthday! Ian is relatively new to the Club, and in the short time he has been a member he has learned to play table tennis, has now started to play regularly in the Liverpool League, is a regular attendee at the Club for daytime play and practice, and this year accepted an appointment as our Club Treasurer. Quite fitting therefore that he should celebrate this m
