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21st ANNUAL REPORT

DON COURTS PRESIDENT

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BALANCE SHEET

1987

·· PETER FILMER TREASURER

MICHAEL LYNCH SECRETARY

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NOTICE TO ALL 1\.~tF'l\tfBERS

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19 Gullalie Circle East Blaxland 2774

13th October 1987

A cordial invitation is extended to you, to be in attendance at the Association's Annual General Meeting, to be held at 'Panthers' Leagues Club, Mulgoa Road, Penrith on Wednesday evening November 25th.~ commencing at 7.30 p.n1.

BUSINESS

1. Minutes of the previous Annual Ge.'ncral t\1crting.

2. Correspondence

3. Secretary's Annual Rt='pnrt

4. Treasurer's Report and Balanc(" ~·;hed

5. Auditors' Report

6. Election of Office Bearers

7. Notice of Motion

8. General Business

Yours faithfully.~

Michael Lynch Hon. Secretary.

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INTRODUCTION

As Patron of the Penrith Referee's Association it gives me great pleasure and pride to introduce this 1987 Annual Report. Since I became the Junior League Delegate to the Referees' Association and from the many visits, over the years, to various grounds throughout the district, I have come to know just about all your active members and of course your very capable administrators.

The manner in which your members conducted themselves and performed their duties each weekend, brought great credit not only to themselves but to those behind the scenes.

Refereeing is like a Rugby League team - most of the action is on the field. However, you cannot have a good team, whether it be a team of footballers or a team of referees, unless you have an efficient and effective team of administrators in support. The Penrith Referees ' Association proved itself a very capable and responsible body and is very highly regarded not only at a District Club level, but at the New South Wales Rugby League. It is well in front of other refereeing associations as far as development and progress is concerned.

I have never known the relationships between the Junior League and the Referees' Association to be on a better or higher level than it is and I know that several people, who shall go unnamed have been determined to ensure that is the case. Junior Rugby League has certainly been the winner and the loud and clear message is that the game is bigger than the individual and the most important factor. When you appreciate the experience and knowledge and the capabilities of the various members of both Executives it is no wonder that 1987 has been a very good year.

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Several of my most satisfying moments in Junior Rugby League were my election as President of the Junior League and being made a life member and my appointment as Patron of your organisation. I am very proud and honoured to serve both organisations.

There was a time during the past season when I thought it all might end. However, when I think about and appreciate all the support I received, the well wishes, the assistance and the friendship of so many of your members, of the Junior League and many other people, I know now where I got the determination and drive that was so important when it was needed most. For that I take this opportunity to express my very sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone responsible for supporting me. There are too many to name.

We all have a huge responsibility to ensure that what we do is professional and in the best interests of Junior Rugby League generally, player, officials, supporters, referees and everyone associated with our great game.

I am looking forward to the future, the coming season in particular and my continued involvement with Junior Rugby League and your organisation. I congratulate your members for the 1987 successes and I hope that we all can work together and enjoy the satisfaction and many rewards that involvement, co-operation and good decision-making will bring us all.

Kevin Wood Patron.

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OFFICE BEARERS

PATRONS: Peter Anderson M.P.~ Roger Cowan: Ted Cullen~ Ian/"' McCall~ Ron Mulock M.L.A.~ Frank Walsh~ Kev1n Wood~ /

PRESIDENT: Don Courts .( /

TREASURER: Peter Filmer

SECRETARY: Michael Lynch ,;; }b7.vt:S /

SNR VICE PRESIDENT: Merv Edwards /

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Tony Butler (resigned)

VICE PRESIDENTS: G~& Jack Harris. 7 AUDITORS: Peter Browne & Tony Fahey. ~a

DELEGATE TO NSWRL REFEREES' ASSOC.: Michael Bunnage

/ DELEGATES TO PENRITH JUNIOR LEAGUE: Ian Foote: Jo)ln Williamsoi<and P/t:J*7

Terry Walsh (retired). 76C()Js'""Tli

SCHOOLS' COMMITTEE: William Lovell

SOCIAL SECRETARY: Peter Butler Peter Shaw (retired)

SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Peter Butler~Luke Evans~ Phillip Heeb,Keith Hogan~ Barry Izzard~ Marc Kerr (resigned)~ Justin Lavin~ John Skinner, Bob Saville.

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PROMOTIONS OFFICER: Phillip Sanders

VIDEO COMMITTEE: Peter Kerr, Colin Kerr & Marc Kerr (resigned ).

CO-ORDINATION OFFICER: Jack Turner

APPOINTMENTS BOARD: Trevor Murphy (chairman), Laurie Watts (Secretary- resigned), Barry Beveridge (resigned), Peter Butler, Tony Butler (resigned), Keith French, Peter Kerr, Phil Sanders, Ray Steele.

JUNIOR COACHING PANEL: Peter Butler (chairman), Ian Tempest, Marc Kerr(resigned), Justin Lavin, Keith French, Tony Butler.

JUNIOR BRANCH

PATRONS: Keith French, Trevor Murphy, Reg Newsome.

PRESIDENT: Sean Bourke VICE PRESIDENT: Ralph Lohse

SECRETARY: Glen Dunn ASS. SECRETARY: Michael Warnock

DELEGATE TO THE SENIOR BRANCH: Jeffery Weekes

MERIT A WARD COMMITTEE: Ralph Lohse, Darren Parsons and Patrick Ulloa

SECRETARY OF ATTENDANCE: Glen Dunn

SOCIAL SECRETARY: Jason Robinson

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ROLL OF HONOUR

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS HONORARY MEMBER

Steve Carey (dec.) Frank Walsh Cyril Wigzell B.E.M. (dec)

Jack Harris O .A.M. Les Brennan Jack Turner Don Courts Merv Ed wards Bob Kandelas (dec) Barry Kendall Keith French

1980 Barry Izzard 1981 Len Davies 1982 Keith Hogan 1983 Peter Filmer

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1972 Bob Kandelas (dec) 1973 Herb Creighton 1974 Trevor Murphy 1975 Arthur North 1976 Ron Beetson 1977 Barry Beveridge 1978 Herb Reedy 1979 John Bryant

LIFE MEMBERS

Rosemary Wilkinson

Trevor Murphy Phillip Sanders Herb Reedy Herb Creighton Noel Cahill Graeme King Reg Newsome

KANDELAS TROPHY

1984 Kevin Russell 1985 Michael Quinn 1986 Tony Butler 1987 Gary Haines

HARRIS MERIT AWARD

1980 Reg Newsome 1981 Graeme King 1982 Brian Kidd 1983 John Skinner 1984 Brett Cowan 1985 Peter Shaw 1986 Reg Newsome 1987 Peter Butler

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CONGRATUlATIONS

Penrith Referees' Association would like to congratulate the following members on their achievements in 1987. We're proud of you.

Reg Newsome on attaining Life Membership.

Frank Walsh on attaining Honorary Life Membership.

Peter Butler on winning the Merit A ward.

Jason Robinson for the Junior Merit Award.

Phillip Battin on his most successful promotion to Grade.

Peter Filmer for achieving First Grade status as a referee and for refereeing the University Shield Final.

Michael Bunnage for refereeing the Jersey Flegg Final.

Gary Haines for the A Grade grand Final appointment.

Tony Butler for officiating as a touch judge to a number of Under 23's fixtures.

Michael Quinn for refereeing the Harold Matthews Cup Final andJersey Flegg matches.

Glen Dunn, the leading Junior Referee, for his appointment to the Under 14 Division 3 Grand Final.

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PRESIDENT'S REPORT

1987 has been a successful season for our Association and my thanks must go to all members who have worked so hard for the benefit of Penrith Referees' Association and Rugby League in general.

Congratulations to all active members for maintaining the high standard of refereeing in the district, especially those who were selected for the major games. Special congratulations must go to Phil Battin, Michael Bunnage and Tony Butler who were successful in reaching higher standards.

I would also like to pay tribute to Jack Turner for his efforts and service to and on behalf of Rugby League in the Penrith District. Jack has been a hard-working, devoted member of this Association and he has fostered and built the image of the Penrith Referees' Association. He has held numerous positions within the Association and I feel that there are many members today, who owe their position and status to the dedication shown by Jack.

It has been a privilege to work with and know a person of Jack's calibre. I respect his friendship and to you Jack and to Norma may I on behalf of the Association thank you for all that you have done for us and wish you both well in the future.

One of the proudest moments I have had during my years in the Association was to be present at the 1987 Junior League Presentation Night when Joe Beacroft was thanked and honored by the Junior League on his retirement from active refereeing. Joe received a standing ovation from officials and players from the clubs and it was pleasing to see the appreciation shown by the Junior League.

I would like to pay tribute to Joe for his efforts and service to and on behalf of this Association over the past twenty years. I doubt whether there is a footballer in the Penrith Junior League who will not remember "Big Joe" for his friendly and sincere manner in which he carried out his refereeing duties. To you Joe, may I say thank you on behalf of so many.

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To Kevin Wood and Bill Hubbard of the Junior League, thank you for your support and assistance during the past year. I am sure all members join me in wishing Kevin a speedy return to good health and we look forward to our continued association with him.

Congratulations to Reg Newsome on receiving Life Membership. Reg has given many hours of dedicated service to this Association and he is a worthy recipient of the award. To the winners of all other awards - well done!

Serious consideration must be given to the future of the Junior Branch of the Association. Several times during the year, meetings had to be cancelled as they lacked a quorum. This is extremely disappointing after the enthusiasm and support given by the Junior Branch last season.

One of the pleasing aspects of this year has been the recruitment of new members. To all members, new or old, may I offer these words of advice: Look back at the past season and see if you are satisfied with the results you attained. If not, then analyse why not; endeavour to pin-point any weaknesses; accept criticism and absorb advice.

Each member should set themselves a goal for the new season and strive to achieve it. Do not become complacent, aim to do better in your refereeing.

To all office bearers, thank you for the manner in which you carried out your respective duties on our behalf. To Peter Butler, Phil Sanders, Jack Harris and Jack Turner a special thanks for your efforts.

To my fellow Executive Officers, my thanks for your support and assistance throughout the season. It has been a busy year and these members have done a conscientious job at all times and have had the welfare of the whole Association in mind when making their decisions.

Finally, on behalf of my wife and family, I must express most sincerely our appreciation of the support given to us in our time of sadness.

Don Courts President.

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SECRETARY'S DESK

Mr Chairman and fellow members,

It is with pleasure that I submit for your perusal the Annual Report and Treasurer's Financial Statement for the season 1987 and, I trust, its subsequent adoption.

Ju nior Rugby League in Penrith underwent a change in direction in 1987, w ith the decision to appoint an Administrative Officer, on a full time basis. Don Feltis accepted the challenge to foster the largest Junior League in the world, with great professionalism. The attendances at Grand Finals, bear witness that some difficult and unpopular decisions taken in January will benefit Rugby League in the long term.

Our relationship with all sections of the Junior League have been of the highest standing. In addition to Don Feltis, our thanks must go to long-time friend and President, Kevin Wood, Register and Referees' Delegate Bill 'The Hammer' Hubbard, the Judiciary Committee chaired by John Mergan and all officials who assisted throughout the year.

The District competition saw a streamlined S-team First Division competition. Members worked tirelessly to officiate in some 176 games of Ruby League every weekend. The attitude and dedication of the active-members throughout the season was exceptional. You indeed enhance the reputation of the Penrith Association by your efforts.

Congratulations belong to Gary Haines on his consistent season culminating in his appointment to the A Grade Grand Final.

The Harold Matthews Competition returned to our district in 1987. Fine organisation by the Junior League was matched by a fine standard of refereeing from our members with Michael Quinn appointed to the Final between Illawarra and Penrith.

Congratulions to the District Club on the achievments of 1987. In winning the Reserve Grade Premiership and reaching the semi-finals in the Under 23s' competition, Penrith have laid promise to the future. How pleasing it is to see so many of our local Juniors find a place in the grade ranks. Particular thanks to Ross Gigg and Rosemary Wilkinson for their assistance throughout the year.

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Inter-District competition involved four of our members - Michael Bunnage, Michael Quinn, Justin Lavin and Michael Lynch. All members gave good accounts of themselves with Michael Bunnage refereeing the Jersey Flegg Final. Our congratulations go out to him.

In the grade ranks, Peter Filmer was appointed to his initial First Grade centre while Phillip Battin officiated in a number of Under 23's centres before returning to the touch line in a creditable first year in grade. Both members brought credit to their Association.

Life Membership was presented to Reg Newsome. What a fine stalward Reg has been for the Association over the years. A fitting reward to a true gentleman. This year also saw the recognition of the friendship of N.S.W. Referees' Secretary, Frank Walsh by the presentation of Honorary Life Membership. We are certainly proud to add Frank's name to our Honour Roll.

Once again in 1987 the Penrith and Illawarra Referees' Associations Exchange resulted in success for Rugby League and all involved. Six referees' were able to gain the experience of another District's football. Our thanks to Mike Taylor, Illawarra's Secretary, for the high level of co-operation and fabulous hospitality afforded our visitors to your District. Plans for an expanded Exchange in 1988 perhaps involving Junior referees are currently being muted.

Capital Motors Used Cars were again allied to us, as our sponsor. Their continued support of our Association has brought with it financial stability as well as tangible benefits. We are indeed most appreciative of their endorsement. The Associastion would also like to express its' appreciation of the continued support of the TNT Company. Both through the funds made available through the N.S.W. Referees' Sponsorship Committee, and the support of the District Referees ' Seminar, TNT are making a real contribution to the development of refereeing for the future.

The tireless work of the Social Committee has once again born fruit. Peter Butler and his committee have done a fine job in providing a social calendar the envy of many Associations. Certainly the '87 Merit Award found a worthy home with Peter.

In conclusion, may I thank my fellow Executive Officers for their advice and assistance throughout the year. To all who held office, I extend the Associations' special thanks. In particular, I thank the active referees. without whose dedication and pride, 1987 would have been somewhat less than the fine year that it was.

Michael Lynch Hon. Secretary.

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TREASURER·s REPORT

Well, another season draws to a close and from a financial standpoint the Association continues to consolidate in most areas. A good pointer to the 'wealth' of any organisation, is a significant growth in real capital. Which, by virtue of our investments, continues to be the position of our Association. We indeed experienced a 60% capital growth in 1987.

Whilst growth in capital is important, if the return from that capital is not being used to offset costs in the General Fund but merely allowed to consolidate that capital, then General Fund expenditures must be monitored closely.

Owing to the rising costs involved in both the administration of this Association and maintaining the quality and quantity of social functions, our General Fund is suffering. So it is time to make a decision. Do we continue to boost our investments or do these investments begin to pay their interests back to the General Fund?

Our investments are geared towards 1991 when this Association will need a vast sum. Considering these factors, my recommendation to the members is to increase the Association Levy and not touch our investment. This, however, is a decision that the members must make.

In making this report I wish to thank many people and then make a comment based on my two years back on the Executive side of matters. My thanks go to Rosemary Wilkinson, Don Feltis, Kevin Wood, Bill Hubbard and my fellow Executive Officers for all the ways in which they have helped me in 1987. To my wife, Debbie, a big thanks, not only for her clerical support but her moral support and understanding.

I have been your Treasurer for the past two seasons and I have enjoyed being able to apply my professional knowledge to serve the Association in the financial area.

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My concern lies in the number of times your Executive members have meet regarding disciplinary matters that could have been avoided with a little thought and self-control. We as referees expect players to respect and accept our decisions every weekend in relation to the laws of the game of Rugby League. Yet some of our members, who are guided by the consitution and by-laws do not seem to be able to accept those rules and conduct themselves within the framework of those standards. As the Treasurer and a member of the Executive I find this aspect difficult to reconcile.

Finally, I would urge all members to study carefully the financial statements that follow - they make for interesting reading.

Peter Filmer Treasurer.

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BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st OCTOBER 1987.

Balance as at 31/10/ 86

INCOME

Fees Ground Fees Trial Fees Sponsorship - Capital Motors -TNT Grant Donations -Patrons -other Non-Active Membership Social Telephone reinbursement Bank Interest Sundry Debtors Recalled Investment Sundries Bank Adjustment

Total Income

2853.84

48 229.00 2 218.00 1840.00

2 000.00 750.00

30.00 35.00

170.00 1 464.50

554.78 44.54

1 306.50 31 000.00

20.00 913.68

$93 429.84

EXPENDITURE

Fees Paid Refund overpayment of Trial Fees Printing Postage Stationery Gear Social Telephone Floral tributes Sponsors' Logos Donations Insurance (City Mutual) Investment Long Term Creditor Affiliation NSWRLRA Appointments Board Fees Computer Equipment Other Equipment Bank Adjustment Bank Charges

39 726.13

759.00 355.82 229.20 133.31

2 581.45 8 368.40 1 068.10

114.50 160.00 50.00

770.00 31 000.00

42.07 10.00

900.00 332.90 742.00

1 261.18 127.52

Total Expenditure Balance as at 31/10/87

88 731.58 4 698.26

$93 429.84

AUDITORS' REPORT

We have examined the financial accounts and records of the Penrith District Referees' Association. We find that they represent a true and accurate record of receipts and disbursements for the financial year ending on 31st October 1987

Peter Browne & Tony Fahey Honorary Auditors

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SOCIAL FUND

INCOME Camp Christmas Tree 1986 Golf Day 1987 El Caballo Blanco 480.00

Fees Transfer 810.00 Vicary's Winery 490.00

Fees Transfer 430.00 Pack 'n Saddle 404.50

Fees Transfer 399.00 Ladies Night 70.00

Fees Transfer 3 780.00 Presentation Night 1987 Barbeques Convivials 1986 Convivials 1987 Lunches- Harold Matthews Cup Camp 1987 Fireworks 1987 Other

$6 863.50

FEE ACCOUNTS -1987

Fees Received Plus Debtors (Outstanding Fees)

Less Fees Paid Transfers to Social Account Ladies Night Active Membership Gear As so cia tion Levy Other Deductions (Golf '87) Insurance

Balance (transfered to income as Ground Fees)

39 726.13 1 639.00 3 780.00

124.00 1 540.45 4190.42

60.00 770.00

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EXPENDITURE 311 .69

1 313.00 180.00

1 290.00

920.00

882.10

685.00 53.00

988.71 392.90

38.50 97.49

224.00 915.25

76.75

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50 447.00 3 601.00

54 048.00

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INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS

Balance brought forward 31/10/86 Add Capital investments Interest

Less Capital withdrawn Bank Charges

WELFARE FUND

31 000.00 984.68

31 984.68

31 000.00 11.23

31 011.23

SILVER JUBILEE FUND

Balance brought forward 31/10/86

Add Interest Less Bank Charges

Total Investments

ADDENDUM

244.76 0.05

2 260.02

34 244.70

3 233.47

1 639.12

244.71

1 883.83

5117.30

At the end of the financial period, the Association has outstanding debtors to $4 303.64 and outstanding creditors to $4 681.45. Debtors will be realized to Income and disbursed as follows:

Members accrued Fees less than accrued expenses Ladies Night- Non active members to pay Telephone reimbursements Fees Other Social - Pack 'n Saddle Misc. Debtors

234.20 210.00 156.44

360l.OO~ss% 42.00 60.00

4 303.64

Creditors will be realized against Expenditure and disbursed as follows :

Social 4 681.45 4 681.45

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LIFE MEMBERSHIP

The following members have been duly nominated for life membership of the Penrith Referees' Association. Life membership is the ultimate acclaim of a referee by his peers and is cherished dearly by those fortunate enough to hold it.

To be awarded Life Membership, it is nece.ssary to meet have attained 10 years membership. Both nominees for 1987 have served Rugby League well in long and distinguished careers. The choice is now yours ...

JOE BEACROFT

Joe "the postman" Beacroft's large frame has adourned the football fields of Penrith District for 20 years. Loved and admired by the kids, Joe has symbolized the 'sporting spirit' of rnini-footy since its inception. Having recently announced his retirement from the active ranks, he recieved a special award and standing ovation from the Junior League for his years of service.

Merit Award Committee - 1983 - 1987 Social Committee - 1974 Appointments Board - 1977 Winner of Special A ward - 1986 Winner of Junior League Service Award- 1987

LEN MANUEL Len Manuel is a father figure to the father figures of our Association having joined Penrith in it's first year of 1966. His work for the Referee's Association, the Junior League and District Club has made Len a stalward of Rugby League.

Appointments Board- 1966- 74 Assistant Coaching Officer- 1967- 69 Assistant Secretary- 1967-68 Assistant Treasurer- 1978- 81 Patron Junior Branch- 1977 Social Committee - 3 years

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CO-ORDINATOR•s REPORT

The year 1987 has again been a busy one. All sub-committees have worked to capacity.

Recruitment although disappointing in numbers has achieved steady results . Again John Harris has assisted in this area with lectures to all levels of the Association and prospective referees. On behalf of the members a vote of thanks must be recorded for the time and effort that John has given the Association over the years.

Association training has progressed steadily under the guidance of Gary Haines. Gary stepped into the breach when the Co-ordinator began to falter due to health reasons. Reports on the training programme conducted, have been of a high standard, but as in most cases within this Association attendances fluctuated to a degree where it was considered that it may be better not to continue.

To his credit Gary persisted and the numbers picked up and the programme proved beneficial to the majority of those who attended. To the few who did attend training with a 'don't care' and disruptive attitude, your disruptions have been noted and may well affect your future invitations to these programmes. Thank you Gary.

To the District Club I extend the Associations' gratitude, for allowing members of the Association to participate with the grade squads in early training programmes.

Congratulations to the members of the Association who participated in the Inter­District fixtures. All performed to the credit of the Association, to themselves and the Penrith District. Michael Bunnage displayed his potential to the N.S.W. Rugby League with his performances throughout the competition. This culminated in his appointment to referee the Jersey Flegg Final. Top effort, Michael.

All augurs well for the Association in its future years. A majority of the younger brigade have been given opportunities throughout the season and have grabbed them with both hands. A word of caution to these young people, do not relax as there are others behind you who are waiting to fill your place.

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To the following members, I believe the Association owes a vote of gratitude -Phil Sanders, Peter Kerr, Merv Edwards, Reg Newsome and Laurie Watts. These members, together with the Co-ordinator, under difficult circumstances, were required to look after the appointment of referees in the latter part of the season. Their approach and dedication to the task placed upon them can be measured by the support received from the large majority of members they served throughout that difficult period

In concluding this report I would like to dedicate the following to the younger referees of the Association.

Success only comes to those who work for it. The Association has placed at your disposal the mechanisms by which you can succeed. If you have any problems the best way to escape them is to solve them, attend your training sessions, listen to your lectures, seek the assistance of your peers . The only limitation on your realisation of tomorrow are your doubts of today.

If you believe you have the necessary referee qualities, then hard work is the only way for you to make good use of them. Serve your Association with reliability, intergity, honesty and sincerity and you will succeed.

Jack Turner Co-ordinator

VALE To all our members who lost a loved one during 1987, the Association extends its deepest sympathies and hopes that you found comfort in the friendship and support of your fellow members.

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AGE REFEREE TOUCH JUDGES Under 7 Division 1 P.Ulloa C. Shepherd P.Butler Under 7 Division 2 M.Warnock N.Weekes J.Weekes Under 7 Division 3 P .Kerr R.Watson J.MacDonald Under 7 Division 4 S.Gatt P.Kessey D.Gatt Under 7 Division 5 I. Tempest S.Alsop D.Gatt

Under 8 Division 1 P.Butler P.Ulloa C. Shepherd Under 8 Division 2 W.Lovell J.Weekes R.Lohse Under 8 Division 3 R.Saville P.Kerr J.MacDonald

T Under 8 Division 4 S.Alsop M.Gadd D.Gatt

Under 9 Division 1 Y.Steele S.Woodward Donna Hill

T Under 9 Division 2 J.Jordan W.Lovell N.Weekes Under 9 Division 3 R.Watson R.Saville J.Robinson Under 9 Division 4 D.Gatt S.Alsop S.Gatt

T Under 10 Division 1 M.Morton Donna Hill Y.Steele Under 10 Division 2 R.Lohse J.Jordan W.Lovell

,T Under 10 Division 3 J.MacDonald R.Watson R.Saville Under 10 Division 4 M.Gadd J.Lavin P.Kessey

T Under 11 Division 1 D.Parsons M.Morton Y.Steele Under 11 Division 2 P.Besseling N.Weekes J.Weekes Under 11 Division 3 P.Kerr M .Kerr R.Saville

T Under 11 Division 4 I. Tempest J.Lavin P.Browne

Under 12 Division 1 S.Bourke D.Parsons K.French

T Under 12 Division 2 M.Warnock L.Evans G. Haines Under 12 Division 3 J.Robinson G.Dunn A.Goldsmith Under 12 Division 4 P .Kessey J.Lavin M.Gadd

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Under 13 Division 1 P.Lawson S.Bourke D.Parsons Under 13 Division 2 B. Beveridge L.Evans P. Besseling Under 13 Division 3 M.Kerr J.Robinson A. Goldsmith

Under 14 Division 1 K.French P.Lawson S.Bourke Under 14 Division 2 G.Haines M.Warnock B.Beveridge Under 14 Division 3 G.Dunn M.Kerr A. Goldsmith Under 14 Division 4 P.Browne J.Lavin P.Kessey

Under 15 Division 1 K.French D.Parsons Under 15 Division 2 J.Williamson P.Lawson

Under 16 Division 1 R.Steele Under 16 Division 2 G.Crippa

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Under 19 Division 1 M.Bunnage D.Quinn B. Wright Under 19 Division 2 M.Lynch I. Foote A. Wheatland

A Grade Division 1 G.Haines J.Nagel !.Tempest A Grade Division 2 K.French M.Kerr P.Heeb A Reserve Grade M.Quinn P.Kessey A. Danks

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MEETING ATTENDANCES

The Penrith Referees' Association held 15 General Meetings throughout the 1987 season. Listed below is each members attendance. Where a member joined throughout the year, the possible attendance is recorded in brackets. The asterik (*) indicates leave of absence was granted. ·

NAME ATTENDED NAME ATTENDED ALEXANDER JOHN 8 GOLDSMITH ANTI-IONY 5(8) BARNES BARRY 0 GOUGH DANNY 0 BATTIN PHILLIP 1 GRADY MICHAEL 0 BEACROFf JOE 15 GREEN CHRIS 0 BEG NELL JOE 0 HAINES GARY 12 BEVERIDGE BARRY 3 HARE BOB 2 BRENNAN LES 0 HARRIS JACK 11 BROWNE PETER 14 HEEB PHILLIP 1* BUNNAGE MICHAEL 14 HENDERSON GLENN 1(8)* BURNS JOHN 0 HILL DON 3 BUlLER TOW 8* HILL DONNA 5 BUTLER PETER 13 HOGAN KEITH 4 CAHILL DARREN 1 HOLLEBON PETER 1 CAHILL NOEL 6 IRWIN ROBERT 0 COURTS DON 15 IZZARD BARRY 2* COWAN BRETT 0 JORDAN JOHN 14 cox DAVID 0 KELLY JIM 8 CREIGHTON HERBERT 0 KENDALL BARRY 0 CRIPPA GLENN 4* KERR COLIN 0 DANKS ANTHONY 4(9) KERR MARC 12 DAVIS ALAN 0 KERR PETER 9 DAVIS NOEL 4 KESSEY PHILLIP 6(10) DUNN LAURIE 0 KIDD BRIAN 0 EDWARDS MERV 12 KING GRAEME 0 EVANS LUKE 11 KNIGHT JOHN 3 EVANS KE\1 4(9) KOLKMAN CHRIS 10 FAHEY TONY 9* LAMOTTE GRAEME 0 FILMER PETER 1 1 LAVIN JUSTIN 13 FLANAGAN JOHN 0 LOVELL BILL 12* FLYNN KEVIN 0 LUCAS FRED 2(3) FOENANDER ANDRAE 0 LYNCH MICHAEL 13 FOOTE IAN 8 MANUEL ALAN 0 FRENCH KEITH 12 MANUEL LEN 11 GADD MATTIIEW 11 McALLISTER NOEL 0 GATT DOMINIC 9 McHUGH STEVEN 0 GILBANK HAYDEN 1(2) McKNIGHT PHILLIP 0

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MILLER MITCHELL MORRISSEY MORTON MURPHY NAGEL NEWSOME PEET QUINN QUINN REEDY ROBINSON RUSSELL SAJOWITZ SANDERS SAVILLE SHAW SKINNER SMITH STEELE

ATTENDED NAME JOHN 0 STEELE JAMES 0 STEVENS BRUCE 2 TEMPEST COLIN 1 THOMAS MERV 14 1DBY TREVOR 5* TURNER JEFFERY 5* TYRRELL REGINALD 9 WALLINGTON THOMAS 1* WALSH DAVID 11 (13) WALSH MICHAEL 12 WATSON HERB LEN KEVIN DITMAR PHILLIP ROBERT PETER JOHN PETER RAY

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WEEKES 10* WHEATLAND 7 WILLIAMSON 0 WILSON 1 2 WRIGHT 1 WYDMUCH

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The ·~'f:e·ree stood a.t the Pearly Gate, His fa.c:e was sad e.nd c:old. He humbly asked the man of fate, For admission to the fold. "What have you done," St. Peter asked. "To gain admission here?" "I was a Rugby League referee," he said. "For many a. long, long year!" The gate flew open quickly, As St. Peter pressed the bell. Come on in and get your wings You've had enough of hell.

ATTENDED YVONNE 12* GAVIN 12 IAN 5* ARTHUR 1* DAVID 2(3) JACK 1 0 STEVEN 0 GEORGE 7 FRANK 1 TERRY 3* RALPH 12 GREG 1(11) LAURIE 15 KAREN 2* NOEL 1 0 ALAN 14 JOHN 9 PETER 1 BREIT 9(13) PETER 1

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Penrith referees blew time on in over three thousand six hundred games of Rugby League in 1987. What a staggering achievement! Just think if there was an average of 16 penalties per game, 15 scrums,5 tries, 3 goals and 4 injury stoppages - then our merry whistle blowers have spun the pea in their Acme Thunders about 154 800 times!

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After problems in the early part of the season the Appointments Board settled down to a fairly normal routine.The reconvened Board was comprised of non-active members selected by our Co-ordinator, Jack Turner.

The season 1987 saw the Association once again lose members from its active ranks for many and varied reasons. The two most significant in my opinion, were the heavy work-load and the abuse that they were subjected to at some grounds. The Board sincerely hopes that both these problems are rectified prior to the commencement of the season of 1988.

To my fellow Board members, thank you for your efforts. To all members who had their appointments changed at short notice and helped out in many ways, a special thanks.

May you all have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

Phil Sanders Appointments Board Secretary

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DISTRICT SEMINAR

The year 1986 saw the first District Referees' Seminar conducted by the N.S.W. Referees' Association for referees with the potential to achieve grade status.

The seminar, conducted at the Academy of Sport, Narrabeen was made possible by the generous support of TNT Company. Held over three days and two nights, the seminar covered lectures on all aspects of refereeing from the physical to the psychological. In addition, each participant underwent rigorous fitness testing.

1986 saw Penrith represented by Phillip Battin, Michael Quinn, Tony Butler and Michael Lynch. In 1987 we again have four representatives in Michael Bunnage, Michael Quinn, Tom Peet and Michael Lynch. We wish them well and know that they will represent us proudly.

ANNUAL GOLF DAY

The Western Suburbs (Campbelltown) Referees' Association will be hosting the N.S.W. Referees' Golf Day at the Rugby League Country Club, Camden on Sunday January 24th, 1988. We have been invited to enter two teams of up to eight players. If you are interested please contact Reg Newsome prior to December 1st, 1987.

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Fellow members,

It gives me a great deal of pleasure to reflect upon the years social activities. Many a pleasant evening was spent in the company of members, their wives and friends.

PACK & SADDLE RESTAURANT AND MOVIE NIGHT A party of some forty members and guests assembled at the Pack and Saddle Restaurant to feast on the renowned spare-ribs - and feast they did. Performer of the night was Alan "food" Wheatland who devoured 14 of the little devils! On we moved to the nearby Cinema for the screening of "Platoon". It was generally agreed that it was not the movie to watch before dinner!

EL CABALLO BLANCO Mother's Day saw us visit the famous El Caballo Blanco. A fine night with a great floorshow. Highlight of the evening was undoubtedly Peter Shaw's "mock­wedding" to a young blond lady on stage. Poor Pete - he looked so miserable!

FIREWORKS NIGHT All roads led to Ken Wheatland's rural estate at North Richmond. Unfortunately the threatening weather kept attendances down. Those who did brave the elements certainly got a bang out of preceedings! Richmond Police are still searching for a 5' 10" maniac who throws unexploded fireworks into a bonfire!Special thanks to Ken Wheatland for the use of his property and John Robinson for his generator and generous assistance.

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VICARY'S WINERY An old favourite haunt of the Penrith Referees'. Numbers were down on previous years, but those who did attended enjoyed a good night.

LADIES NIGHT The highlight of the social year, was once again held at Peggy Sue's SO's Restaurant. 1987 saw nearly 170 people in attendance to witness the presentation of Life Membership of Penrith Referees' Association to Reg Newsome. Well done Reg. Most amazingly Reg keep his acceptance speech to just 3 minutes. We also saw the formation of a new club on this evening. The 21 club in recognition of the contribution of our founding members wives was insituted by Jack Harris. Certainly a fitting tribute to some long-serving friends.

Unfortunately, Peggy Sue's is unavailable in 1988. We have however secured a booking in the function centre currently under construction at Panthers. We trust this change in venue will not affect this night's reputation as the finest in refereeing circles.

SENIOR JUNIOR FOOTBALL MATCH This traditional fixture saw probably the finest match for some years. The Senior members actually won the game, although I feel a draw would have been a fairer result. The game was played in good spirit and was well controlled by Peter Filmer, who I hope gets the nod again in the future.

STILL TO COME ... As this report goes to print, we still have four functions to be held. The Referee's Camp at Frazer Park, Munmorah State Recreation Area; Annual Presentation Night at Windsor Leagues Club; Family Camp at Freeman's Point, Munmorah State Recreation Area and the Christmas Tree at Mitchell Park on November 29th.

CONCLUSION In closing I would like to thank all members of the Social Committee. Especially our "Clayton's" member - John Robinson, who was a great help throughout the Season. Special thanks also to Barry Izzard and Phil Heeb. Please accept my sincere gratitude for the many hours of tireless work you both contributed.

Finally, may I take this opportunity to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year.

Peter Butler Social Secretary.

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CONSITUTIONAL CHANGE

The following Notice of Motion has been submitted to amend the Association's consitution:

SECTION 9 - OFFICIALS

Delete the words "Appointments Board"from Paragraph 2 (b).

SECTION 10 - APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY

Delete SECTION 10 and replace this with the amendment oulined below.

If passed these changes would cause the Consitution to read as follows:

SECTION 9

OFFICIALS

2. (a) All officials of the Association except the Patrons, shall be active, non-active or Life Members,. and shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting or at such other time as the office becomes vacant for any cause.

2. (b) Nominations for Co-ordination Officer, Video Committee and Coaching Panels are to be in writing and must be received by the Annual General Meeting. Election will be on the recommendation of the Executive Committee, after interview, and must be endorsed by the majority of members at the following meeting.

SECTION 10

APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY

1. (a) The Appointments Board (hereinafter called 'the Board') shall be responsible for the appointment of referees to all fixtures, within the boundaries of, or under the control of, the Penrith District Rugby League. /

(b) The Board shall be oye of the relevant authorities referred to in Section 1, clause 3 of the consitution. /

(c) The Board comprising non-active members shall be elected by the General Committee of the Association.

(d) An Advisory Panel shall be elected to assist the board in the assessment of referees' performances.

(e) The Co-ordination Officer shall be Chairman of the Board.

2. The Board shall:

(a) Elect a Secretary of the Board.

(b) Submit and receive written reports on individual performances which accurately report performance and maintain standards.

(c) Highlight areas of skill to be developed.

(d) Liase with Co-ordination Officer and Coaching Panels to correctly plan future progress on group and individual basis.

(e) Be responsible for maintaining standard of dress and discipline and report any deviation to Executive for action.

(f) Keep minutes of meetings and activities and submit a written monthly report to the Executive.

(g) Submit recommendations to the Executive of nominees for Inter-district and grade

MOVED: Gary Haines SECONDED: Michael Lynch

THANK YOU

I would like to offer my personal thanks to the following persons without whose generous assistance the production of this report would have been most difficult -:

Shane Alsop for his wonderful photography.

Terry Walsh for his generous assistance with printing.

Alan Wheatland for his exacting proof-reading of the text.

To my wife, Karen and son, Cameron for their patience and understanding.

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JUNIOR COACHING PANEL

It is with great pleasure that I present to members the 1987 Junior Coaching Panel Report.

First and foremost I would like to thank the members of the Coaching Panel for their time and efforts to assist with the development of our Junior Referees.

It would also be remiss of me not to thank the following members for their help throughout the 1987 season:

Jack Turner for his great lecture on aspects of refereeing. I hope the member's present were inspired to become better referees as a result of Jack's lecture.

Reg Newsome for two very good lectures on touch-judging as well as the kind use of his premises.

I would also like to extend a special thank-you to Grade Referee Kevin Roberts for his time and obvious fore-thought he gave in attending as a guest speaker at a Junior Branch meeting.

Gary Haines for the time and effort he expended in the physical training of our Junior referees.

The high points of the season were the appointment of Glen Dunn to the Under 14 Division 3 Grand Final in only his second year as a referee; Peter Lawson's Under 13 Div 1 Grand Final appointment; Sean Bourke's Under 12 Div 1 Grand Final and Jason Robinson's Under 12 Div 3 Grand Final in only his first year as a referee.

Once again my thanks to the coaching panel for their efforts and to each of them and all members and their families best wishes for the Festive Season and I hope to see you all in the 1988 season.

Peter Butler I unior Coaching Officer

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SENIOR REFEREES SNATCH VICTORY IN A THRILLER MATCH

In a match which held the crowds' interest throughout, the Penrith Senior Referees snatched a last minute 24-20 victory over the Juniors at Windsor Oval.

The first quarter saw total domination by the Juniors with a superb solo try by David Bonham giving them a 4 - 0 lead.

The senior branch lacked team-work and were caught time and again with ball at the base of the ruck.

Late in the first quarter, Junior Branch Coach, Justin Lavin added to the Seniors woes with another try for an 8-0 lead .

The second quarter saw the match take a dramatic turn . The size and power of the Senior

team was beginning to tell on the younger opponents.

Peter "Crusher" Smith was finding holes in the defence through the middle and the giant frame of Tony Fahey barged the line for a try.

The second quarter belonged to the Seniors with only a Justin Lavin try to raise the younger mens' spirit.

A blinding run from David Quinn was ended in a crunching tackle by newcomer Fred Lucas.

Scoring a series of quick tries the seniors went to half time leading by 20-12.

The break seemed to inspire the Juniors who came out firing and snatched back another try through coach, Lavin.

The running game of Brett Wright and David Bonham had the Seniors gasping.

Several opportunities to both sides came to nought with three-quarter time scores at 20- 16.

Tempers frayed early in the last quarter with a couple of players given an early B.B.Q.

After a couple of chances the juniors posted the equaliser with 9 mins left on the clock.

The scoreline hung at 20 all with play deep in the Senior's half when the Juniors refused a 'gift' penalty goal from straight in front.

With 17 sees left on the clock Seniors' · centre Luke Evans snatched a loose pass to score the match- winning try in the corner.

Seniors 24 Tries T.Fahey, L.Evans, K.Russell, F.Lucas (2). Goals M.Edwards (2)

Juniors20 Tries

J.Lavin(4), D.Bonham.

Best: Lavin, Kessey, Quinn, Smith.

Very Best: Filmer (referee).

SPRINT RELAY: Won by the Senior Branch.

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OFFICE BEARERS

PATRONS:

PRESIDENT:

SECRETARY:

REG NEWSOME TROPHY

1982 Chris Green 1983 Paul Blunt 1984 David Quinn 1985 Brett Wright 1986 David Bonham 1987 Jason Robinson

VICE PRESIDENT:

ASS. SECRETARY:

1988

DELEGATE TO THE SENIOR BRANCH:

MERIT AWARD COMMITTEE:

SECRETARY OF ATTENDANCE:

SOCIAL SECRETARY:

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JUNIOR BRANCH

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

My friends and fellow referees,

It is with a great deal of pleasure that I present the 1987 Junior Branch's Presidential Report.

The year 1987 started in a very encouraging fashion although members attendance at meetings was an area of concern. On a number of occassions we were only just able to attract the numbers needed to form a quorum for a meeting. My sincere thanks to those Junior Referees who took the trouble to attend each meeting. It is these members who make our Junior Branch strong.

In my last year of refereeing, I would like to express my gratitude to all senior members who have shown a special interest in the Junior members. In particular, I would like to extend thanks to Junior Coaching Officer, Mr Peter Butler, the Senior Branch Executive and Messrs Justin Lavin, Marc Kerr and Luke Evans.

To the Juniors, may I offer my thanks for your support throughout the year. You have shown that you are dedicated to the aims of refereeing and the ideals of sport. You have also shown support for one another. With those Juniors who will leave our ranks to join the Senior Branch in the 1988 season, go our best wishes and the hope that they continue to enjoy their refereeing. Remember that you can only get from refereeing what you put into it.

Finally may I wish all Juniors my best for the coming Festive Season and the season 1988.

Sean Bourke Junior President.

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW

In this my first year on the Junior Executive, I've been happy to be associated with the Penrith Referee's Junior Branch.

During the year it seemed as if we would lose our Branch due to the lack of attendance at meetings. However we came through.

This year the Juniors have been prominent in many important games of Rugby League. Congratulations to Sean Bourke, Glen Dunn and Shane Alsop for their Harold Matthews semi-final appointments, also to the Juniors for their Saturday and Sunday Grand Final Appointments.

I'd like to thank the members of the Junior Coaching Panel for their help and advice during the season.

Also I hope all the Juniors making the step up to the senior ranks have all the luck, fun and enjoyment that they have had in the Junior Branch.

With the Festive season approaching I would like to take this opportunity in wishing all members and their families the best for Christmas and the N ew Year.

Michael Warnock Junior Assistant Secretary.

JUNIOR MERIT AWARD

The Junior Merit Award Committee comprising Ralph Lohse, Darren Parsons and Patrick lJlloa carefully considered the efforts and dedication of all Junior referees before deciding upon the eventual winner JASON ROBINSON. To win the Michael Grady Merit Award is an achievement at any stage of one's career, but to win it in your first year of refereeing is a truely outstanding feat. Well done Robbo!

THAT FOOTY GAME !

On the Friday night of the 25th September, 1987, the battle of the decade was about to take place. The tension in the air was so thick you could cut it with a knife. ·

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Things didn't look good for the Juniors. Firstly, our captain, Dave Quinn, informed us that we lost the toss. Next after a well run race, we lost the relay by a very narrow margin. Now it was time for the big one.

The crowd erupted in a frenzy as the referee, Mr Peter Filmer, blew time on for the start of the game. After the first quarter, it was apparent that the 'heavies' from the seniors were taking their toll on the Juniors. Our game plan was non­existent!

After leading for a short period, we found ourselves trailing 20 - 12 in the final quarter, and to our credit, made a remarkable comeback. With five minutes to full-time the score was 20 all. It was only a lapse in defense, and individual brilliance by one senior player, that snatched victory for them right on full-time. The final score 24- 20.

The game itself was an open game of Rugby League with both teams displaying outstanding attacking and defensive skills, in particular the Junior forward pack, creating a defensive line equal to any.

Junior's Men of the Match, picked by John Robinson, were Justin Lavin for an outstanding all round effort, and John MacDonald for his 100% performance in defense, he didn't take a backward step.

Special thanks to the whole of the Juniors team, bad luck guys, the 'OLDIES' team, supporters, Captain Quinnie, Coach Justin Lavin, Trainer John Robbo (Dad), and especially the referee, Mr Peter Filmer.

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ALEXANDER JOHN 53 Catalina St., North St Marys, 2760. 673 2107 ALSOP SHANE 3 Phillip St., S Mary, 2760. 623 5219 BARNES BARRY 139 Vardys Rd., Lalor Park, 2147. BATTIN PHILLIP 21 Debrincat Ave., St Marys 2760 623 2756

1 BEACROFT JOE 81 Bennett Rd, St Marys, 2760. 623 2246 BEGNELL JOE 27 Burrell Pde., Blacktown 2148 621 6483 BESSELING PETER 239 Tizzana Rd., Sackville Reach, 2756 045 791165

1 BEVERIDGE BARRY 67 Jersey Rd., Blackett, 2770. 628 4112 BEVERIDGE MICHAEL 67 Jersey Rd., Blackett, 2770. BLACK STEVEN R15 Boscobel Rd., Londonderry, 2753. 045 77 4028

1 BONHAM DAVID 12 Kennedy Drive, Penrith, 2750. 047 32 2501 BOURKE SEAN 14 Luzon Ave., Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 7872 BRENNAN LES 8 Bridgeview St., Blacktown, 2148. 622 7554

T BROWNE PETER 5 Centre Cres., Blaxland, 2774. 047 39 3693 BUNNAGE MICHAEL 74 Jindalla Cres., Hebersham, 2770. 625 8906

Tt BURNS JOHN 1 Dewdney Rd., Emu Plains, 2750. BUTLER TONY 54 Warburton Cres., Werrington, 2760. 673 1714 BUTLER PETER 16 Mangariva Ave., Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 7040

ll CAHILL DARREN 21 Freeman St., St Marys, 2760. 623 4467 CAHILL NOEL 21 Freeman St., St Marys, 2760. 623 4467 COURTS DON 13 Kilkenny St., Penrith, 2750. 047 36 3493

ll COWAN BRETT 19 Ennis St., Balmain, 2041. cox DAVID 32 Cheviot St., Mt Druitt, 2770. 625 2223 CREIGHTON HERBERT 23 Park A venue, Mosman, 2088. 969 8221

ll CRESWICK ROBERT 133 Frederick St., Seven Hills 2147 624 4636 CRIPPA GLENN 22 Rosina Cres., Kings Langley, 2147. 6741438 DANKS ANTHONY 17 Maraket Ave., East Blaxland, 2774. 047 39 6205

11 DAVIS ALAN 61 Sarsfield St., Blacktown, 2148. 621 5697 DAVIS NOEL 91 Richmond Rd., Kingswood, 2750. 047 32 3705 DUNN LAURIE 17 Watt Plce., Emu Plains, 2750. 047 351887

TI DUNN GLENN 90 Lucena Cres., Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 6415 EDWARDS MERV 3 Blue Hills Cres., Blacktown, 2148. 622 6356 EVANS LUKE 41 Swinson St., Blacktown, 2148. 622 1375

IT EVANS KEN 11 Granary Court, W erring ton Downs 304402 EVANS JUSTIN 41 Swinson St., Blacktown, 2148. 622 1375 FAHEY TONY 5 Castlereagh Rd., Wilberforce, 2756. 045 751294

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FILMER PETER 25 Yellow Rock Rd., Winmalee 2777. 047 54 2657 FLANAGAN JOHN 14 Farragon Dr., Hobartville, 2753. 045 78 2424 FLYNN KEVIN 27 Grand View Drive, Mt Riverview, 2774 047 39 5499 FOENANDER ANDRAE 181 Hillend Rd., Doonside, 2767. 621 2449 FOOTE IAN 38 Hatherton Rd., Mt Druitt, 2770. 628 8737 FRENCH KEITH 2 Jordan St., Cambridge Park, 2750. 047 21 5227 GADD MATTHEW 21 Anderson Ave., Blackett, 2770. 628 8798 GATT DOMINIC 184 Buffalo Rd., Ryde 2112 GATT SH ANE 2 Lloyd St., Blacktown, 2148. 671 2743 GIL BANK HAYDEN 6 Gwen Cres., Warrimoo, 2775. 047 53 6418 GOLDSMITH ANTHONY 15 Bayment Place, Minchinbu ry, 2760. 625 2298 GOUGH DANNY 12 Bourke St., Riverstone, 2765. GRADY MICH AEL 3 / 49 Illawarra St., Allawah, 2218. GREEN CHRIS 46 Barlow St., Cambridge Park 2750 047 21 3615 HAINES GARY 7 Russell Ave., Valley H eights, 2777. 047 51 2136 HARE BOB 70 Kempsey St., Penrith 2750. 047 33 1103 HARRIS JACK 48 Benaud St., Greystanes, 2145. 636 1992 HEEB PI-ITLLIP 28 White Pde., St Marys 2760. 623 4971 HENDERSON GLENN 12 Danube Place, St Clair2760 670 1693 I-ITLL DON 3 Awatea Place Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 9307 I-ITLL DONNA 3 Awatea Place Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 9307 I-ITLL DALLAS 3 Awatea Place, Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 9307 HOGAN KEITH 3 Sheppard St., Emu Plains, 2750. 047 35 2469 HOLLEBON PETER 112 Nellie Stewart Drive, Doonside, 2767. 621 8174 IRWIN ROBERT 167 Blacktown Rd., Blacktown, 2148. IRWIN PETER 167 Blacktown Rd., Blacktown, 2148 IZZARD BARRY 6 Sutton St., Blacktown, 2148. · 621 3717 JORDAN JOHN 21 Banool Ave., Penrith, 2750. 047 215582 KELLY JIM 1 Fielburg Place, Abotsford, 2046. 713 9854 KENDALL BARRY 25 Mulgi St., Blacktown, 2148. KERR COLIN 22 The Cresent, Marayong, 2148. 6213040 KERR MARC 22 The Cresent, Marayong, 2148. 621 3040 KERR PETER 22 The Cresent, Marayong, 2148. 6213040 KESSEY PI-ITLLJP 24 Jason Ave., Sth Penrith 2750. 047 36 1221 KIDD BRIAN 30 Lincoln Drive, Cambridge Park, 2750. 047 314289 KING GRAEME 10 Moloki Ave., Chitta way South 2259 043 88 4592 KNIGHT JOHN 20 Malouf St. Blacktown, 2148. 622 2461 KOLKMAN CHRIS 105 Jamison Rd., Penrith 2750. LAMOTTE GRAEME 4 Imber Place, Kings Langley, 2153. ~AVIN JUSTIN 17 Reservoir Rd., Blacktown, 2148 621 7796 ~AWSON PETER 17 Vincent St. Blacktown, 2148. 622 6154 ~EHMAN RUSSELL 7 Somoa Place, Lethbridge Park, 2770 628 6425 ~OHSE RALPH 21 Hunter St., Riverstone, 2765. 627 2203 ~OVELL BILL 15 Miranda St., South Penrith, 2750. 047 36 2798

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- 1 McALLISTER NOEL 21 Eunoe St. Katoomba, 2780. 047 82 2528 MacDONALD JOHN 28 Lock St., Blacktown, 2148. 622 8742 McHUGH STEVEN 5 Gloucester St., Scott's Head, 2447. -, McKN IGHT PHILLIP 12 Hemmings St., Penrith, 2750 047 315102 McLOYNES PAUL 5 Eleanor Cres., Rooty Hill, 2766. MEWETT JOHN 64 Mulgoa Rd., Mulgoa, 2750. 047 73 8339

1 MILLER JAMES 11 Hatfield Place, Hebersham, 2770. 625 9410 MITCHELL BRUCE 129 Richmond Rd., Kingswood, 2750. 047 32 2245 MORAN RONALD 33 Tarawa Rd., Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 7810

1 MORRISSEY COLIN 25 Anthony Cres., Kingswood, 2750. 047 36 4193 MORTON MERV 3089 Angophora Ave, Orchard Hills, 2748. 047 36 4804 MURPHY TREVOR 28 Daraya Rd., Blacktown, 2148. 622 6316 NAGEL JEFFERY 3 Moree Ave., Westmead, 2145. 635 8431 N EWSOME REGINALD 27 Murray St., St Marys, 2760. 623 5887 PARSONS DARREN 20 Sparkle Ave., Blacktown, 2148. 622 4957

I PEET THOMAS 2/9 Murray St., Croydon, 2132. 747 2783 QUINN MICHAEL 19 Highview St., Blacktown, 2148. 622 0659

T: QUINN DAVID 19 Highview St., Blacktown, 2148. 622 0659 REEDY HERB 12 Danielle Circu it, Vermont South, 3133. 03 221 7771 ROBINSON LEN 6 ChristineSt., Penrith 2750

ll ROBINSON JASON 11 Cranney Place, Lalor Park, 2147. 624 3306 RUSSELL KEVIN 31 Amazon St., St Clair, 2760. 670 5899 SAJOWITZ DITMAR 64 Wilton St., Doonside, 2767. 621 2821

ll SANDERS PHILLIP 88 Valda St., Blacktown, 2148 622 7190 SAVILLE ROBERT 12 Car lise Ave., Bid will, 2770. 628 2454 SHAW PETER 33 Annette St., Emu Plains, 2750. 047 351757

-r SHEPHERD CRAIG 1 Grace Ave., Riverstone, 2765. 627 2091 SKINNER JOHN 27 Page Ave., Ashfield, 2131. 798 8218 SMITH PETER C/- Windsor High School 045 78 3242

11 STEELE RAY 5 Hatfield Place, Hebersham, 2770. 625 2583 STEELE YVONNE 5 Hatfield Place, Hebersham, 2770. 625 2583 STEVENS GAVIN 68 Shadlow Cr., StClair, 2760. 670 3219

T STEWART ANDREW 44 Noumea St., Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 6860 STYNES RAYMOND 39 Doonmore St., Penrith, 2750. 047 32 2878 TEMPEST IAN 59 Captain Cook Drive, Willmot, 2770. 628 5787

TI TEMPEST BRUCE 50 Captain Cook Drive, Willmot, 2770. 628 5787 THOMAS ARTHUR 12 Nauru Cresent, Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 6919 THOMAS DAVID 12 Nauru Cresent, Lethbridge Park, 2770. 628 6919

I TOBY DAVID 15 Ellis Place, Kings Langley, 2147. 674 4686 I I TOBY ROBERT 199a Beames Ave., Old Mt Druitt, 2770. 625 0532

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TOLSHER SIMON 166 Piccadilly St., Riverstone, 2765. 627 3063 TURNER JACK 2 Bega St., St Marys, 2760. 623 5779 - . TYRRELL STEVEN Lot 162 Coburg Rd., Wilberforce, 2756. 045 751903 ULLOA PATRICK 32 Van Dieman Ave., Willmot, 2770. 628 0900 W ALLINGTON GEORGE "Glenwood Park Dairy"

Sunnyholt Rd., Parklea 626 7048 W ALSH TERRY 29 Bindaree St., Hebersham, 2770. 625 3100 WARNOCK MICHAEL 66 Second Ave., Warragamba, 2752. 047 74 2060 WATERS JOHN 14 Kista Dan Ave., Tregear, 2770. 628 6113 W ATSON RALPH 53 Borrowdale Way, Cranebrook, 2750. 047 30 2480 W ATTS LAURIE 35 Winsford Ave., Hebersham, 2770 625 4249 W ATTS GREG 35 Winsford Ave., Hebersham, 2770. 625 4249 WATTS KAREN 35 Winsford Ave., Hebersham, 2770 625 4249 W EEKES NOEL 71 Ellsworth Drive, Tregear 2770. W EEKES JEFFREY 71 Ellsworth Drive, Tregear 2770. W HEATLAND ALAN 35a Albion St., Pennant Hills, 2120. 484 3066 W ILLIAMSON JOHN 33 Gardenia Ave., Emu Plains, 2750. 047 35 5776 W ILSON PETER 111 Barry St. Cambridge Park, 2750. W OODWARD SARELLE 38 Davesta Rd., Springwood, 2777. 047 513589 W RIGHT BRETT 36 Western Cres., Blacktown, 2148. 622 0395 W YDMUCH PETER 51 Kalora St., Fairfield West, 2165. 72 0375

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OFFICE BEARERS 1988

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