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Stories will be shared, friendships rekindled and games relived in vivid detail when hundreds turn out to celebrate Colts Rugby Clubâs 50-year anniversary.
Saturdayâs celebrations will feature a full day of rugby action starting at 9.30am at the clubâs home ground, T.A. Nutley Field, to be followed by a dinner at the Victoria Tavern.
More than 170 guests will attend the dinner, which sold out a month ago.
Club president Jeff Ballinger said people were coming from far and wide, and the stage was set for a fantastic weekend. Colts 1976 A-grade premiers.
He said it would be a wonderful opportunity to recognise all those who had played a part in forming and continuing to shape the club, both on and off the field.
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