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Peninsula Ladies Hash 3

Started in 1978/78 by Gale Pivetta & Carol Price

Year	Name
1979/80	Kathleen Williamson
1980/81	Rhonda Pretty
1981/82	Patsy Ramsay
1982/83	Barb "Skinny Rib" Finley
1983/84	Helen "H4" Hackett (Frame)
1984/85	Christa "Bubbles" Beesey
1985/86	Yvonne Adkin
1986/87	Leisje "Boobs" Cserny
1987/88	Maureen "Claws" Wilson
1988/89	Darien "Rambo" Thompson
1989/90	Christine "Hedgehog" Hodges
1990/91	Kerry "Gumtree" Mawhinney (Morgan)
1991/92	Judy "Minne Mouse" Forge
1992/93	Jenny "Parky Pussy" Wattie
1993/94	Enid "The General" Halton
1994/95	Sally "Black Tulip" Wormald
1995/96	Susan "Classic" Carlson
1996/97	Tania "Foxey" Beesey (Barrett)
1997/98	Cathy "Deep Heat" Tayler
1998/99	Hazel "Long Time" Cumming
1999/2000	Cora "Avalanche" Santvoort
2000/01	Katie "Two Sccops" Richardson
2001/02	Michaela "Mix" Bastille (Colston)
2002/03	Rachel "Duchess" Wain (Watts)
2003/04	Sharon "Blow Job" Mincher
2004/05	Linda "Seamen Feeder" Gordon
2005/06	Raeleigh "Member Minder" Speedie
2006/07	Robbie "Tumbleweed" Bennett
2007/08	Christa "Bubbles" Beesey
2008/09	Tracey "Bargain Box" Edwards
2009/10	Yvonne "Sexcapades" Santvoort
2010/11	Sandra "Tight Lips" Webb
2011/12	Faye "Poker Face" Hamilton
2012/13	Sally "Black Tulip" Wormald
2013/14	Fritz "Snowballs" Santvoort
2014/15	Joanne "Tight 'n Tender" Gardiner
2015/16	Neil "Sir N.O.B" Easton
2016/17	Kimberley "Cop Magnet" Copley
2017/18	Linda "Seamen Feeder" Gordon
2018/19	Margaret "Blood Sucka" Boyd
2019/20	Robbie "Tumbleweed" Bennett
2020/21	Raeleigh "Member Minder" Speedie
2021/22	Christine "Hedgehog" Hodges & Maureen "Claws" Wilson

History of Peninsula Hash Hash Harriettes

On Thursday 6^th July 1978, 18 "ladies" met at a private house in Frankston for the first run of the Peninsula Ladies Hash House Harriettes. PLH3 was formed by several long suffering wives of Peninsula Hash House Harriers.

They battled on through rain, hail, lightning, thunder, bitter cold and a washed out trail to complete Run No.1, and start a Thursday night tradition that lasts to this day.