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New Milton

Conservative Club

Welcome

Welcome to our Club Web Site.

 

In 2010 our Club is Celebrating its Centenary. During the year we will be having a number of special events to Celebrate this.  Please see the note below about our CENTENARY ALE.

 

New Milton Conservative Club is a large Social Club located on the main shopping street of New Milton on the edge of the New Forest in Hampshire.

 

If you want information about joining the Club as a Member or Visitor you will find all the information here.

 

We hope you find the content interesting and informative.  You can find out all the information about  Who, What, and Where?

 

WHO - Our Office, Bar, and Restaurant Staff.  Our Committee

WHAT - About our activities, and Dates of our Entertainment

WHERE - The Churchill Lounge is where our main Entertainment takes place. The Freddie Howe Room is the place for our Sports including Snooker& Darts. It is the home of our Large Wide Screen TV.

 

Please let the Webmaster know if there are errors that need correcting or suggestions for improvements

 

Please let us know if you feel that it could be improved in any way .

 

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When next in the Club

Try our special CENTENARY ALE

 

CARVERY

Carvery Lunches on

Sunday & Wednesday Lunchtimes

Special Price £5.95 until

28 Feb 2010

NEW..... but FROM THE PAST

 

Brian Fishwick, a Vice President of the Club, who died shortly before Christmas in 2009 was the Editor and Creator of OUTLOOK, the original name for CONTACT magazine, for many years.  

 

As a tribute to Brian, in this our Centenary year, we are reproducing a number of archive versions of OUTLOOK magazines.

 

The first copy of the Magazine was dated APRIL 1976, so please read the various pages to see if your memory recalls events or people back at that time, some 34 years ago.

 

During this Centenary Year we will reproduce editions from 1980 and 1990.  January & February now available.

 

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