Out of the rough: Simon Cousins is the centre of attention during the St Joseph’s charity golf day on Saturday.
Follow through: John Leahy completes his swing during the ambrose event, which attracted 15 four-member teams to support the school at Rochester Golf Club.
Tea and scones: Rochester’s Judy Anderson and Heather Darbyshire were among more than 60 women involved in the St Joseph’s Primary School high tea on Saturday at Rochester Golf Club.
Family affair: Supporting the school’s fundraising event was, from left, Sue Ludbey, Lyn Massared, Dara Mussared and Mrs Granger.
Ladies day: St Joseph’s Primary School supporters Tiffany Haw, Asha McConnell, Megan Connelly, Sarah Ryan, Lana Watson and Ros Mahlstedt at the high tea.
Tea time: Susan Kerlin, Cheryl Schwab, Maria Whitehead, Cien Keenan, Cheryl Hicks, Lil Thompson, Julie Leahy and Pauline Frawley at the Rochester Golf Club for the St Joseph’s fundraising event.
Eyes on the prize: Alice Connelly, Isla James, Harper Williams, Tilly Ryan, Jack McConnell, Lillian Williams and Charlotte Wolfe have their sights set on the goodies that come with the high-tea territory.
A last-minute COVID-19 hiccup could not prevent the 60-plus women that attended the St Joseph’s Primary School high tea from enjoying the delicacies that accompany such an event.
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Guest speaker for the function, Channel Ten television personality Walt Collins, came down with COVID on the eve of the function and had to conduct his presentation via zoom.
It turned out to be a tour of his farmhouse at Corop, which is the centre of attention of a two-part series titled Country House Facelift.
Mr Collins is the owner of BSTV, one of Australia's fastest growing production companies and is executive producer across five major broadcaster series on Australian television.
In 2017 he went viral with 98 million people watching a video of him installing a clever cat-proof fence, which was picked up by UniLad, Vice, ViralThread and other online platforms.
The high tea was one part of a two-format event, which involved 15 teams of four tackling the Rochester Golf Club in an ambrose event on Saturday.
In total, $9000 was raised from the event for the St Joseph’s Primary School.
It continues a recent string of successful events, including the Elmore tractor pull.
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