Dear One and All,
Another date for your post-lockdown dairies.
On 4th Sept, 2021 Liberty Archers will be hosting the ninth International Target Preservation Shoot.
The tang off will be 10.30hrs (note the civilised time), there will be about 25 targets to miss, prizes and food.
Please find attached a copy of the rules, in case any of you have slept or eaten since the last TPS.
It may take some time for us to break into the Olympics, but all the other sports (except the 100 pace dash which was the only athletic event at the first Olympics in 776 BC) started somewhere.
Hoping to see as many of you as possible,
Jon
Another date for your post-lockdown dairies.
On 4th Sept, 2021 Liberty Archers will be hosting the ninth International Target Preservation Shoot.
The tang off will be 10.30hrs (note the civilised time), there will be about 25 targets to miss, prizes and food.
Please find attached a copy of the rules, in case any of you have slept or eaten since the last TPS.
It may take some time for us to break into the Olympics, but all the other sports (except the 100 pace dash which was the only athletic event at the first Olympics in 776 BC) started somewhere.
Hoping to see as many of you as possible,
Jon
Club shoot 24th July, after the easing of Covid lockdown
Jon asked me to send this (copy of the email sent around to all members)
Dear All,
Following the regretful cancellation of the two day shoot on 17th-18th July there has been much Mubbling in the Marsh about a substitute club shoot and wild woodland party afterwards (for the young things you know).
Randy and I discussed making the shoot a blanket shoot where everyone brings a 'prize' of a value of £10.00 or less, usually archery or outdoors related, though given the potential party later refreshment of the 'alcofrolic' kind will also be acceptable. Which of course means everyone gets a prize, all very egalitarian.
Frank
Dear All,
Following the regretful cancellation of the two day shoot on 17th-18th July there has been much Mubbling in the Marsh about a substitute club shoot and wild woodland party afterwards (for the young things you know).
Randy and I discussed making the shoot a blanket shoot where everyone brings a 'prize' of a value of £10.00 or less, usually archery or outdoors related, though given the potential party later refreshment of the 'alcofrolic' kind will also be acceptable. Which of course means everyone gets a prize, all very egalitarian.
Frank
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Committee members
Chairman. Terry Parr.
Secretary. Frank Fielden.
Treasurer. Randy Borden.
Shoot Coordinator. Ruth Lethbridge Borden.
Range Officer. Jon Finney.
Public Relations Officer. Roy Crick.
Web Editor. Terry Webb
Secretary. Frank Fielden.
Treasurer. Randy Borden.
Shoot Coordinator. Ruth Lethbridge Borden.
Range Officer. Jon Finney.
Public Relations Officer. Roy Crick.
Web Editor. Terry Webb