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presidentsdinner

Dear Members

You are invited to attend the President’s Annual Dinner to be held this year at the

Masonic Lodge, Lower Street, Dartmouth

on Saturday 28th March 2020

7.00pm for 7.30pm

@£25 per head

Please select your menu choices from the list below and forward to the
Honorary Secretary by 23rd March 2020
Details on the COMMITTEE PAGE
You can do so either by phone, email, or post using one of the on-line menus. 
Menu Word Document  Menu PDF Document 
Be sure to book your place, seating capacity is limited at 60.

Starters:
A. Melon in Port

B. Potato and Leek Soup, Roll and Butter

C. Egg Mayonnaise

Main Courses:
D. Roast Devon Beef and Yorkshire Pudding

E. Chicken in Red Wine Sauce

F. Somerset Pork with Cider and Cranberries

G. Fresh Salmon with Hollandaise Sauce

All served with a selection of Seasonal Vegetables

Desserts:
H. Fresh Fruit Salad and Cream

I. Profiteroles

J. Apple Pie and Cream

When making your choice of menu can you please advise of any dietary requirements.

Catering by Richard Foster of Brixham. The Bar will be open from 6.30pm

The President looks forward to seeing you all on the evening

shipindockinnlogoThe Old Dartmothians' Association was founded in the Ship 'n' Dock Inn, on the Friday of Dartmouth Regatta in 1923, by four Dartmothians. Their intention was to form a fellowship of Dartmouth men over the age of eighteen, who would cherish their relationship with the town of Dartmouth, and could help to enhance the lives of the townsfolk, even though some of them may have moved away to live elsewhere.

So does that mean the association is only meant only for the elderly townsmen? Well the answer is most definitely NO! The word old has many meanings when used in particular contexts, and in this case we think that it was intended to be interpreted as "Denoting someone who formerly attended, or lived/lives in, a specified place. e.g. as in ‘an old Etonian’. and not someone who is aged.

CONTACT

If you are someone who would like to participate in helping to fulfil the aims of the association, then please read the information contained in the Membership  page. If you would like to drop in at one of the meetings and find out more, then you could attend one of the following meetings that are held at the Dartmouth Amateur Rowing Club, Sandquay Road, Dartmouth. TQ6 9PH. Meetings are held bi-monthly on the last Tuesday of the following months commencing at 7:30pm as follows, January, March, May, July (AGM) September, November. Also, any potential new member who would like to just have an informal meet and greet chat could join several of the present members who meet at the Royal Castle Hotel on a Friday morning from approximately 10.30 am. 

WELCOME TO THE NEW SITE FOR THE ODA
If you are an existing member of the Old Dartmothians' Association, and you happen to have some old photos of past events and projects, perhaps from during your time when you were a president. Then I would very much like to hear from you with a view to getting the details up on the site.
You can contact me (Nigel Punchard) via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.