The Llysworney 100 Club

100 Club Winners

April 2008 - Sloan

May 2008 - Turley

AGM Draw - Howard James

Money raised from the 100 Club will be used to replace at least one of the village marquees, which is now in a poor state.

The Llysworney 100 Club is a private lottery that has been established as a means of fund raising for projects of benefit to the village. Basically all member (that could include you) have a draw number and if your number is picked from the hat you could be celebrating with a big money win ...... well £25 actually. The draw takes place every month. But the dream of big money does not have to stop there. Three times during the year, summer, Christmas and spring, a “GRAND” draw is carried out for a prize of £100 each time.

How can you become a member of this high flying club? No need for strange handshakes or trousers rolled up over your knee. Simply fill out the “Application to Join ...... by standing order”, return it to the Llysworney Community Association Treasurer David Edwards at Madisons (or to any Association Committee member), and wait for that prize money to come rolling in.

The cost is £2 per month and really is an excellent way for the Association to build funds that will benefit the village. Plus if you have any ideas for projects within the village then the Association would be happy to hear them.

Please join in. It is a good “fun” way of the village raising money, and you never know when that big money cheque is going to come through your letterbox.

The LLysworney Village Benefit Fund
(Formerly known as the SLOSH Fund)

Rules and Regulations

1. This is a private Lottery promoted by the Llysworney Community Association (“The Association”) for residents of the village of LLysworney.

2. The Treasurer for the time being of the Association is authorised by the Association to be the Promoter of this Lottery.

3. This is a Members Only Lottery and sales are restricted to adult (those being 18 or over) residents of the village of Llysworney. Each adult may subscribe for one draw number only.

4. An application to join the Lottery must be signed by the applicant and arrangements shall be made by the treasurer to allocate a draw number (where possible using a number requested by the applicant). No membership draw number shall be issued or allocated for each draw except by way of receipt in full of the price of entry for the draw, namely £2 per draw number.

5. Members must contribute £2 per month either by monthly standing order or half-yearly in advance on 1st April and 1st October in any year, in each case into an account kept separate from any general accounts operated by the Association. No money received as payment for entry to a prize draw shall be returned under any circumstances.

6. Contributing members are eligible for each monthly prize and Major Prize Draw, commencing with the month immediately following the month of joining the Fund. A winner of a monthly draw or Major Prize Draw is not excluded from eligibility for the next monthly or Major Prize Draw.

7. Each monthly draw shall be made at the meeting of the Association Committee. The Major Prize Draws shall be made as follows: Firstly at the Annual General Meeting of the Association, secondly at the village Summer Event and thirdly at the Christmas Carol Concert. In the event of either of the latter two events not taking place in any year those draws shall take place at the July and January Committee meetings respectively.

8. The prizes will be as follows:

12 monthly draws of £25

3 Major Prize Draws of £100

Additional Draws may be made at the discretion of the Association Committee.

9. No prize money won in the Lottery shall be paid or delivered to any person other than the person whose draw number was the winning draw number.

10. The whole proceeds of the Fund, after deducting any printing and stationery expenses solely incurred in the running of this Lottery, shall be devoted to the provision of the prizes referred to in paragraph 8 and to expenditure on capital projects of lasting benefit to some or all of the residents of the village of Llysworney. A majority of the paid-up members of the Fund shall agree in writing to expenditure on any such capital project.

11. Any alteration to these Rules and Regulations or any proposal to wind up this Fund shall require the written agreement of 75% (seventy five percent) of the paid-up members of the Fund at the time of the proposal to make any such alteration or winding up. Any balance in the Fund upon such winding up shall, after payment of any outstanding prizes and proper expenses, be paid into the general funds of the Association for use for any of the objects of the Association.

Dated 6th November 2000.