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AGM - FRIDAY 3rd FEBRUARYPlease find linked below the Agenda and related documents for this year's AGM. The AGM will take place on Friday 3rd February in the clubhouse starting promptly at 8.00pm. The bar will be open from 7.30pm. Can I ask that all Full Members attend, as this is the first AGM of the new KFCC limited by Guarantee and there are items of very important business. If you are unable to attend please notify me.
Paul Lees, Secretary KFCC Quiz Night - Saturday 4th FebruaryA Quiz Night is booked for Saturday 4th February we can have a maximum 10 teams of 6 people there will be a fish & chip supper during the interval the cost per head for the evening is £8.50. The bar will be open for pre-quiz drinks from 7pm the quiz will start at 8pm. Could you please register your interest by email to Mike Rayner: raynermars@btinternet.com It would be helpful if an elected person from each team of 6 could be nominated as the contact person. Please come along and support your club. Martin Griffiths, KFCC 
Will Shortridge with a wagon-wheel showing his 213 not out Jack Petchey Awards: Sept/Oct 2011 - Will ShortridgeWill Shortridge has been awarded the Jack Petchey Award for September/October 2011 for his outstanding score of 213 in a record breaking undefeated 3rd wicket partnership of 346 with Mal Wilde (see below) in a second X1 Two COunties match. Jack Petchey Awards: Nov/Dec 2011 - Oliver Wilton-SteerOliver Wilton-Steer has been awarded the Jack Petchey Award for November/December 2011 for making his adult team debut at the age of 13 and for helping out with the coaching on a Sunday morning. The two awards were amalgammated to pay for improvements and repairs to the cricket nets. Chris Leftwich, Chairman 
Veteran Mal Wilde!! Veteran Mal Wilde remembers Will's 213!"It's as close to 200 as I'll ever get", says Mal, as he holds aloft Will's wagon-wheel DATES FOR YOUR DIARY - Senior Awards Evening, Christmas Drinks, Quiz Night
Please come along and support your club! Martin Griffiths, Club Coach Stone-Picking on Second GroundThis is just a big thank you to those invisible people who have done such a wonderful job clearing the stones from the Second ground. I had the opportunity to cut the grass yesterday before the rain forecast for this week arrives and hit very few small stones in the process. I am hoping that the outfield is going to be very much better in the coming season. You may have also noticed that the nets have received a bit of attention to improve the run-ups and you may or may not notice the fact that the end hedge has been trimmed with more to go in the coming weeks, weather permitting. 20th November 2011 - Simon Gibbs Kelvedon and Feering Cricket Club announces it is (again) in the top flight of cricket grounds in EssexKelvedon and Feering Cricket Club announces it is (again) in the top flight of cricket grounds in Essex. For the first time we entered the Best Kept Cricket Grounds competition with both our grounds. We were runner-up to Brentwood with the Main Ground and were awarded a Gold Standard for the second ground. But in true Bulldog fashion we are not resting on our laurels. Since the end of the cricket season we have dressed out both of the squares and have top-dressed the second ground outfield. We are hoping that the second ground will be even better next year as a result. Now here is the rub - the topsoil exercise has thrown up more stones. The grass has now come through and when it is reasonably dry it will be possible to pick the stones. I know that many people walk around the village for exercise - could I ask if it would be possible to take a stroll on the second ground and pick up a few stones while one is about it? The areas where the most stones have shown up are between the railway line and the top of the square and they are showing up greener than the rest of the field at the moment. Please put the stones on the road way next to the rail line (if possible towards the hedge end of the ground). If you are motivated to help us by doing a half hour stint that would be fantastic – just take yourself down there and climb over the fence (carefully please). Do not worry about picking every little pebble, the main ones I want to get rid of are those over 15-20mm in diameter or thickness or length. The weather looks good at the moment and it would really help if we could get this done within the next ten days so I can give it a little cut before the winter sets in. Simon Gibbs - 9th November 2011 Support & SponsorshipThe Club was very fortunate to receive assistance from a number of organisations and local businesses in 2009, 2010 and is grateful for their continued support in 2011.
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