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| FROM FILMS TO SQUASH A BRIEF HISTORY |
| SAVOY SQUASH CLUB COMMERCIAL ROAD SKELMANTHORPE HUDDERSFIELD HD8 9DA tel 01484 861803 |
| Club Opening Hours 3 Courts Available Weekdays 9:00am - 11:00pm Saturdays 9:00am - 10:30pm Sundays 9:00am - 9:30pm |
| Bar Opening Hours 5 Courts Available Weekdays 6:00pm - 11:00pm Saturdays 6:00pm - 10:30pm Sundays 7:00pm - 9:30pm |
Types of Membership Cost per Annum |
| Family defined as a man/woman + partner + children aged under the age of 19 or still in full time education with full booking rights as follows: 2 Adults + 3 Children. 2 Adults + 2 Children. 2 Adults + 1 Child. 2 Adults only. Ordinary full adult membership. Junior/Student under 19 or still in ful time education, with full booking rights. Child under 19, still in full time education, NOT allowed to play on peak time courts. Restricted adult playing only at off-peak times. Social non playing member. Under 10 child under 10 with no access fob and no advanced booking rights. |
�240.00 �208.00 �180.00 �143.00 �90.00 �41.00 �18.00 �51.00 �1.10 No Charge |
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| COURT BOOKING PROCEDURE |
| Courts can be booked by phone or in person up to 7 days in advance. All prebooked courts must be paid for unless cancelled 48 hours before. |
| This page last updated 05/09/2001 |
| WHAT YOU CAN JOIN IN Internal mini leagues Racket Ball handicapped ladder 5 Mens teams, 2 Mens over 45`s teams 2 Ladies teams and Junior teams |
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| FUNCTION ROOM Licenced function room for hire �40 for members �60 for non members |
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| 1934 Built as a cinema This was very popular within the area, with queues stretching along Commercial Road 1961 Wresling was introduced To get more money wrestling was on the agenda with names like Russell Hicks who reportedly was straight out of the outback of Australia, but Russell had lived all his life in Lepton and worked at Emley Moor Colliery with Steve Goodhands` dad 1968 Change over to Bingo As audiences started to dwindle the cinema closed and bingo was introduced with double decker busses bringing the punters in from the surrounding towns and villages 1970 Bingo finished The building then lay dormant 1975 Squash comes to Skelmanthorpe The partnership of Healey, Clinton & Brown bought the building and developed it into the Savoy Squash Club 1984 Boom in squash This lead to the building of the extension for courts 5 & 6 1986 Members take control The club was sold to the membership to continue as the squash club we have today |
| THIS YEAR THE AGM WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY MARCH 26th 2002 |