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CONTENTS

President’s Report ................................................................................................................... 4

Executive Committee .............................................................................................................. 5

Life Members Award Holders ............................................................................................... 5

Agenda ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Minutes 2018 AGM ..............................................................................................................6-8

Treasurer’s Report .................................................................................................................. 9

Financial Statements ......................................................................................................11-15

Reports .....................................................................................................................................16

Te Atatu Memorial rSA inc.

Address: 1 Harbour View Road PO Box 45022 Te Atatu Peninsula

Telephone: (09) 834 3698

Fax: (09) 834 5092

Members/Restaurant: (09) 834 5136

email: [email protected]

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For the past 12 months the Te Atatu Memorial RSA has had another good year.Wehaveastrongfinancialbase and continue to upgrade the facilitieswithnewfixedassetsbeingpurchased.

Theclubhadanetprofitof$6,737comparedwith$977lastyear.Westartedthefinancialyearminus$29,243.Thiswasaccrued holiday pay on term investment and was taken into thisfinancialperiodasaliability.Thisgaveaprofitof$35,970.Howeverthistotalincludeda$20,000donationforthepaint-ing from the Trust Community Fund.Overalltradingprofitwas$15,970.Bartradingwasdownonly$20,000onincomeof$472,240andproducedagrossprofitof63.1%.Gamingwasdown$821withanincomeof$432,439.Thesefigurescanonlybeimprovedbygettinga90%ofourmembershiptousethefacilitiesonamoreregu-lar basis. We need your support to continue to survive.OurmaineventfortheyearisalwaysAnzacDay.Thisyearit was thrown into complete turmoil two weeks before the event as a result of the tragic events in Christchurch. At the direction of the New Zealand Police all Auckland RSA’s were told to cancel all public events and cancel planned marches as they were unable to ensure the safety of the public which was paramount.A dispensation was given to all RSA’s to have a service in their own club rooms for members only. This stopped 1200 members of the public from attending our normal service anddeprived17localgroupsincludingourcadetunitfrommarching with our veterans. The reduced service in our club was well received by all who attended. Full facilities were open to the public after 1 p.m. to join in with the commemo-rations. Hopefully all will return to normal next year.On the National RSA front there have been several changes instaffandpersonnel.Theboardhasnowbeeninplacefor4 years and there appears to be a complete lack of commu-nicationwiththeboardthepresident’sforumHQstaffandallofusatthecoalface.Duringtheyearseveralstaffresignedalong with the chairman of the board and the CEO of RNZ-RSA. These challenges are being worked through and hope-fully the outcome will be positive for all. We all need to look to the -future not live in the past and make changes accordingly which adjust with the times

Te Atatu RSA has now been a member of the Ranfurly Poppy trust of Auckland for 18 months. All money collected on Poppy day is forwarded to the trust. All our veterans and de-pendantsareeligibleforfinancialsupportfromthetrustformedicalconditionsnotavailablefromACCVeteransAffairsorWINZ.Todatetheclubhasdeposited$13,095withthetrustand23membershavebeenreimbursed$31,333.Supportfor our veterans is paramount. While the trust supports our veterans with healthcare all our non-returned or service members receive support from Ian Henry and his dedicated team of helpers. Ian once again has done an outstanding jobassupportofficerablyassistedbyRichardPatterson.Ianputs in countless hours of work with transporting members formedicalappointments,homeandhospitalvisitsandassisting families with funerals. Ian thank you for your total commitment while struggling at times with your own health challenges.Major renovations on our building were carried out 20 years ago. Requirements for repairs and maintenance and the replacement of plant and equipment has now become a regular routine. Work has been carried out on the leaky roof and$66,066hasbeenspentonequipmentreplacementandnewfixedassets.Futureworkandcapitalexpenditurehasbeenbudgetedforinourfinancialforecasts.Social functions were held on a regular basis throughout the year.ThreemajoreventsAnzacDay,midwinterchildren’sChristmaspartyandVeteransDaywerealloutstandingeventsduetothededicatedtirelessworkdonebyDeirdreRich and her loyal woman’s section supporters. The women’s section is a major asset to our overall organisation. Well done ladies.Thesportssectionsplayamajorroleinthefinancialsuccessof our Club. With home competitions and inviting outside groups into the club not only increases revenue but also en-genders camaraderie. I thank all the members who work hard behind the scenes in the sports sections for your support to make these events happen.To Stephen and his team behind the bar your valuable con-tribution does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your support overthepast12months.Totheoutgoingcommittee,thankyou for your support making our Club a better place. I look forward to the next 12 months and all its challenges.

Bob Pettis - President

Presidents Report

The Last Post 2018/19Victor Leslie MatthewsTumatapo Kukutai (Stan)Keith edward TurnbullSela BarrettaRoy PeeblesColleen Mary Cawdron (Connie)

Howard Campbell SmithWilliam edward StillDonald George William CroulGraham Nash, MBeStuart Douglas McIntoshMalcolm Berry

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Te Atatu RSAexecutive Committee

2018 - 2019

Life Members & Award HoldersArthurThomas JackDrabbleMick Savage Alister Narbey WallyJarman DavidCoxM.B.E.Ernie Probert Jack Howarth Bill Ford Tom Houston Steve Stevens Ernie SmithLen French Q.S.M. Neville Hislop Paul Martin Bill Vincent DennyShields CR(Shorty)AdamsRay Barlow Ces Beer Les Mullins Ian Gibson M.N.Z.M. Maurie Jamieson Bill WrightDaveKennedy PeterMasonDenisPrentice BobPettis

Honorary Life MembersThelma Howarth Roly Smith Ian Henry Pat ProbertKevinLyons JohnNewberryDavidGillamQ.S.M. BobWoodSharon Young Q.S.M. Lorna Adams Zolene Houston

Badge in GoldIDCoxM.B.E.

Gold StarIDCoxM.B.E. ARNarbeyT A Houston E HowarthCCMacDonald EESProbertQ.S.M.

“M” BadgeIDCoxM.B.E. EHowarthT A Houston A R Narbey M A Jamieson EES Probert Q.S.M.C T Beer L MullinsR .W. Pettis Sharon Young Q.S.M I .L. Henry

PresidentBob Pettis

Vice PresidentRichard Patterson

Women SectionPauline Scott

Returned ServicePhil CurtisMike HarrisDeidreRich

AssociatesElizabethGrimmerAnnie LancasterCharles Marsters

Honorary TreasurerTuila Huisman

Secretary ManagerStephenEnger

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Te Atatu Memorial RSA AgendaTe Atatu Memorial RSA Agenda

Annual General Meeting to be held in the Clubrooms10am Saturday 21st September 2019

ObituariesApologies in writing to the SecretaryPrevious MinutesMatters arisingPresidents ReportSupport Services ReportTreasurer’s Report

Financial ReportAppointment Of AuditorNotice of MotionAwardsSubscriptionsElection ResultsGeneral Business

Quorum Required 20 Returned and Service Members

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Te Atatu RSA AGM 2018

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The Te Atatu Memorial RSA (Inc.) AGM Minutes 15/09/2018 10am

Present: Returned & Service: 25 Associate: 40 Obituaries: William Henry Raynes, Irene Violet Martin, Rita Fona Collett, William Henry Allen, Stephen James Quedley, Robert Ryan, Agnes Francis Timney, Margaret Ann Majurey Edward Noel Sexton, Alistair Royal Narbey, Martin Philp Luoni, Greta Woodcock Apologies Noeleen Ross, Wayne & Sheryl Dobson, Greg & Barbara Smith, Ally Sadler, Carol Oliver, Shirly Hooton, Stan Kukutai

Moved D Rich / D Kennedy Carried Minutes: Moved I Henry / D Rich Carried Matters arising: B Pettis: New constitution National Office to be voted on Te Atatu and Swanson forward a remit for National President to be Chairman of the Board. Only one head of the organisation President Report: B Pettis: Everyone has read my report? Confirmation we cannot purchase land, lease expires 2033, and the Committee will continue to work on ten point plan Moved J Deazley / M Harris Carried Support Service: I Henry: Report is in the book I entrust everyone has read my report D Gillam: This meeting recognizes and applauds the excellent work of Ian Henry and his team in their continuing support and assistance to the members of the Te Atatu RSA with medical and health needs I Henry: People are demanding who they get to pick up and drop off, we are voluntary; and we will decide who is going to pick up and the time we will pick for their appointments Moved M Patterson / Z Houston Carried

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Te Atatu RSA AGM 2018 continued

Financial Report T Huisman: You all have the Financial Statements. If anyone requires a full set of accounts this is available on request. Report is on page 9. Moved D Gillam / M Patterson Discussion K Barlow: Concerned Bar sales have increased $9,000 and expenses have increased by $56,000 B Pettis: Funds of $30,000 have been transferred to gaming. Gaming was in a loss situation E Grimmer: Tuila can you please explain Holiday Pay T Huisman: Auditor has picked up that we are not showing in our P & L holiday pay as a liability this will show in this financial year and this shows a loss in P & L for the month of July and adjustments will be made accordingly throughout the year S Young: Restaurant expenses of $13,000 B Pettis: Membership Promotion to attract members into the restaurant and new equipment S Young: Can we afford to continue this promotion B Pettis: Yes Carried Auditor: T Huisman: Continuation to use McLaren Guise Associate Limited as our auditors 2018/19 Moved T Huisman / P Mason Carried Subscriptions B Pettis: Subscriptions I move they stay the same Moved B Pettis / D Rich Carried Election Results D Kennedy: 126 Votes, 1 invalid vote Election results New Executive Committee President

Bob Pettis Vice President

Richard Patterson Women Section

Pauline Scott Returned & Service

Phil Curtis Mike Harris Deidre Rich

Associate Elizabeth Grimmer Annie Lancaster Charles Marsters

B Pettis: Thank you everyone for voting and those who stood for Committee

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Te Atatu RSA AGM 2018 continued

Destruction of voting papers Moved B Pettis / D Kennedy Carried General Business E Grimmer: Future viability of the Club B Pettis: Previous committee has been working on a ten point plan and the new committee will continue on the plan. Past committee was diligent and responsible, some did not have business skills, but they worked to the best of their ability. We have 15 years on our lease I am sure the Council will renew our lease but there is always the uncertainty E Grimmer: Time members are aware of the long-term plan for the Club and are fully informed B Pettis: We are always transparent to the members B Pettis: Ian Henry you want to speak about associates I Henry: I will discuss this with new committee B Pettis: Auckland District Support needs funds of $100,000 to run their office; they have raised $60,000 leaving $40,000 we have 29 RSA’s and I am asking this RSA to pledge $5,000 we have $129,337 invested support services E Grimmer: I am happy to see these funds being used J Deazley: I second the motion $5,000 Moved B Pettis / J Deazley Carried B Pettis: I would like to ask your thoughts on Associates having military funeral D Kennedy: General public do not live their life to the call of the bugle, I move that we send a strong message against J Deazley: Against military funeral, this is only for the people who have served or given their life E Grimmer: I am appalled Associates who have not served our country, be entitled to a military funeral. Total against P Mason: I endorse what John has said B Pettis: Please, show of hands. Unanimous. I will pass onto the District Presidents tomorrow Meeting Closed 10.42 am President R W Pettis

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Treasurers Report

Our Accounts have been Audited and were signed on 28 August 2019. NET PROFIT for the trading year ended30thJune2019was $6,737

Thisincludesagrantof$20,000fromTheTrustCommunity Foundation to paint the Clubs interior

AsinstructedbyAuditorHOLIDAYACCRUALmonieswere transferred to this Years accounts as a liability Hencethefinancialyearcommencing1stJuly2018startedwithabalanceofminus $29,243

SUBSCRIPTIONSweredownslightlyonlastyearby2.7%

New members Totalled 69

BARSALESweredown4%onthepreviousyearwhileGAMING INCOME remained the same GAMING GRANTSgivenouttotalled $8,422

Fourteennewfixedassetspurchasedduringtheyeartotalled $66,066

Major purchases included the restaurant carpet and anAirConditioningUnit

POPPYMONEYcollectedwas $4,304

TextaPoppyraised $128

WithallthesportsADJUNCTSandWomen’sSectionbankingthroughtheofficenow.Thismadethemfullycompliant with taxation regulations and has proven to be a win win situation for all involved.

MEMBERSHIPDRAWThursdayandFriday’stotalprizesfortheyearwas $13,350

Onceagain,mythanksandappreciationtoallforthecollectiveeffort

Tuila Huisman Honorary Treasurer

Presented for our AGM is a Consolidated statement covering all accounts

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Te Atatu RSA Gaming Grants 2019

2019 2018AucklandDistrictRSA $200.00

AucklandYouthCouncil $217.39 $217.39

AucklandWarMemorialMuseum $217.39

CityofSails $417.39 $834.78

CorbanCup $243.48 $808.70

CareWaitakereTrust $100.00

PringleParkBowlingClub $434.78

RutherfordCollege $1,000.00 $3,304.35

RoyalNZArtilleryTrust $350.00

TeAtatuBowlingClub $500.00

TeAtatuPeninsulaParade $600.00 $600.00

TeAtatuRSAWomenSection $343.48

TeAtatuRSAGolfNational $3,104.34 $4,295.65

TeAtatuRSAPoolSection $652.17 $858.78

TeAtatuRSASnookerNational $1,970.26 $1,076.09

TeAtatuRSADartsSection $173.91

WaitakereCadets $2,173.91

TirimoanaPrimarySchool $750.00

Total $8,422.42 $17,021.82

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The information appearing above must be read in conjunction with the attached Notes and Auditors Reports

TE ATATU MEMORIAL RSA INC

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCEFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2019

Note 2019 2018

$ $IncomeClub 136,192 125,159Gaming 432,530 466,855Support Services 28,109 14,523Bar 472,240 492,737

Total income 1,069,071 1,099,274

Less Cost of SalesBar 313,306 321,082Gaming 183,690 183,766

496,996 504,848

Gross Profit 572,075 594,426

Less ExpensesClub 237,179 253,324Gaming 207,139 238,372Restaurant 24,261 13,285Support Services 21,612 7,858Total Cash Expenses 490,191 512,839

Depreciation 73,766 78,407

Total Expenses 563,957 591,246

Plus Sundry IncomeDepreciation recovered - - Gain (Loss) on disposal of assets (1,381) (2,202)Total Sundry Income (1,381) (2,202)

Net Income $ 6,737 $ 978

The information appearing above must be read in conjunction with the attached Notes and Auditors Report

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STATEMENT OF MOVEMENTS IN GENERAL FUNDSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2019

2019 2018

$ $

Funds at the beginning of the year 1,621,765 1,620,787ReceiptsNet surplus for the year 6,737 978

Funds at the end of the year $ 1,628,502 $ 1,621,765


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The Te Atatu Memorial RSA Inc. Statement of Financial

PerformanceFor the year ended 30 June 2019



Note 2019 2018


Total income 1,069,071 1,099,274


496,996 504,848

Gross Profit 572,075 594,426





Net Income $ 6,737 $ 978


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Note 2019 2018


Total income 1,069,071 1,099,274


496,996 504,848

Gross Profit 572,075 594,426





Net Income $ 6,737 $ 978


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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONAS AT 30 JUNE 2019

Note 2019 2018

Net Equity $ 1,628,502 $ 1,621,765

Represented by:

Current AssetsCash on hand 15,376 15,634ASB Bank - Cheque account (00) 7,792 8,900ASB Bank - RSA Support account (01) 7,399 2,634ASB Bank - Gaming account (02) 4,863 4,561ASB Bank - Adjunct account (05) 28,006 20,136ASB Bank - Club Account (06) 3,916 2,691ASB Business Saver - Club (53) 122,626 265,396ASB Business Saver - Support (54) 3,547 8,542ASB Business Saver - Gaming (55) 34,312 29,467ASB Business Saver - Gaming Depreciation (56) 50,144 26,105ASB Business Saver - Improvements (57) 57,658 72,339Prepayments & Accruals 1,661 1,440Stock on hand 10,081 7,485

Total Current Assets 347,381 465,330

Investments 5 335,490 184,580

Fixed Assets 6 1,051,349 1,060,429

Total Assets 1,734,220 1,710,339

Current LiabilitiesHoliday accrual 26,848 1,909Accounts payable 25,852 34,976Darts Section 4,595 3,316Pool 6,977 8,873Snooker 6,069 4,838Women's Section 20,381 18,318Golf 7,216 5,597GST payable 7,780 10,747

Total Current Liabilities 105,718 88,574

Total Liabilities 105,718 88,574

Net Assets $ 1,628,502 $ 1,621,765

Signed

Date


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The information appearing above must be read in conjunction with the attached Notes and Auditors Reports3

1. Reporting entity

2. Measurement base

3. Specific accounting policies

(a) Depreciation

(b) Accounts receivable

(c) Stock on hand

(d) Goods and services tax

(e) Tangible assets

(f) Profits and losses on disposals

(g) Investments

5The information appearing above must be read in conjunction with the attached Auditors Report

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2019

The measurement systems adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are historical cost unless otherwise stated.

The following are the accounting policies which have a material effect on the measurement of financialperformance and financial position:

Depreciation has been claimed in accordance with the rates specified by the Income Tax Act.

Accounts receivable are valued at expected realisable value.

These financial statements have been prepared on a GST exclusive basis. All GST has been accountedfor in the Statement of Financial Position with the exception of irrecoverable GST which has beenrecognised as part of the related asset or expense where applicable.

Investments are recorded at cost.

Stock is stated at its average cost.

Tangible assets are valued at cost less ordinary depreciation provided to date.

The entity is an incorporated society registered under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908. Thesefinancial statements have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice.

The entity qualifies for differential reporting as it is not publicly accountable and there is no separationbetween the owners and governing body. The entity has taken advantage of all available differentialreporting exemptions.

Profits or losses in the normal course of business on disposal of tangible assets and investments are takeninto account in arriving at the operating profit, with the exception of profit in excess of the orginal cost ofan asset, which is credited direct to capital reserves.



Note 2019 2018


Total income 1,069,071 1,099,274


496,996 504,848

Gross Profit 572,075 594,426





Net Income $ 6,737 $ 978


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4. Changes in accounting policies

5. Investments 2019 2018

$ $

TAB Bond 5,000 5,000ASB Term Investment - Support 133,923 129,337ASB Term Deposit - Holiday Pay Liability 26,848 29,243ASB Term Deposit - Club 152,441 - ASB Term Deposit - Adjunct 17,278 21,000

$ 335,490 $ 184,580

6. Fixed assets

As at 30 June 2019 Cost Accum BookDepn Value

$ $ $Furniture & Gaming Equipment 395,750 325,830 69,920Building & Improvements 1,782,687 862,685 920,002Kitchen Equipment 177,344 126,354 50,990Motor Vehicle 43,470 33,033 10,437Total 2,399,251 1,347,902 1,051,349

6The information appearing above must be read in conjunction with the attached Auditors Report

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT'D)FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2019

There have been no changes in accounting policies. These have been applied on bases consistent withthose used in the previous year.



Note 2019 2018


Total income 1,069,071 1,099,274


496,996 504,848

Gross Profit 572,075 594,426





Net Income $ 6,737 $ 978


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Once again it is my pleasure to submit the annual report.Theolderyouget,thefastertheyearsgoby,astimewaits for no one.Firstthingsfirst,Itakethisopportunitytothankthesupport team for the time they give up to help you allout. Theladiescommittee,forthehelptheygiveatmeetings,funeralsetc.Stephenandthecommitteeandpaidstafffortheirhelp in many ways throughout the year.All the poppy sellers who helped out with the selling Friday.Thisyearwasalittledifferenttoothers,havingpoppydaybeforeEaster,sowithashortageofsellers,manyofyoudiddoubleshifts. Thiswasveryappreciated.ToRichardPatterson(Banjo)forhiseffortswiththepensionsandentitlements. Andthegoodnewsforhimis,heisabouttobecomeredundant(retired),sohewillhavemoretimetohelpmoreofyou. Welcome to the oldies Banjo.

Asweareanagingclub,welosemembersbygoingtoresthomesandpassing. Withfuneralswearetheretoassistthefamilies. Thentendaysafterthe service I try to make contact with the surviving spouse,tocheckonthemandmakesuretheyarehandlingthenewsituation. Weareheretoofferongoing help and support. Because a member has passedon,theimmediatefamiliesarestillentitledtoourwelfareservices. Tothosewhohavepassedawaythisyear,theirnamesappearonthelastpostpage.Inclosing,Iendeavourtobeintheclubroomsbetween4.30pmuntil6.30pmeachday. Youcancallmeon0274832593,andwecanhaveaonetooneinprivateoveracupofcoffeeifyouwouldprefer. Iamavailable24/7.Asdyingandsicknessdon’ttakeholidays,neithercan I.Stay safe and healthy.Ian Henry Support Service

Asourcurrentseasoncontinues,‘TopDog’beingnextontheagenda,wecanlook forward to some fairly intense rivalry across the table. This year’s results so far are available on our notice board.Onceagain,Ithankallplayersandorganisers for keeping Te Atatu RSA SnookerSectionsucharelaxing,friendlyand welcoming group despite the competitive nature of the game. Good luck to all as this 2019 season reaches its climax.Our Wednesday afternoon and Monday evening sessions continue to attract new players from both within and outside our own RSA. It is an excellent way of meeting new people; a couple of dollars entry fee will bring you more than a couple of hours entertainment.Bob Wood (Chairman)

Snooker Section Report2018 RSA Championships were resolved as follows:

Over 65’s: Winner: B Steward Runner up: P Gregory

Open Singles: Winner: M Babbington Runnerup:PVanDerStraten

Handicap Singles: Winner: M Babbington Runner up: R Rooney

Drawn Pairs: Winners:PVanDerStraten–IHyde Runnersup:SDawson–BSeath

Open Pairs: Winners:MBabbington–SDawson Runnersup:DGourley–NPatel

Ladies Pairs: Winners:RDavey–RRooney Runnersup:JAspinall–SMarchant

Peter Rooney Memorial: Winners:SDawson–PHowson Runnersup:CMarsters–PHarris

Top Dog: Winner: D Gourley Runner up: M Babbington

Support Services Report

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DartSectionReportOnceagainthedartseasonhasstartedoffina hiss and a roar. A very busy year in front of us is producing very positive results to date.City of Sails Dart LeagueAsmentionedinthereportlastyear,thePremierteam,AgradeandtheBgradewereinaveryhandypositionforeachteamevent,we carried on in at full steam ahead and ended up winning all three sections.ThishasproventobethefirstinthehistoryofC.S.D.Lthatoneclubhasprogressedinsuch solid force. BgradersteamleaderDanRudolphhisbrotherRoss,EamonMulrennan,RussellSimpson,andBrentEady.AgradersPaulBudd, PaulConway,LloydWatters,PeterPage,andRussla.PremierteamBlairHutchinson,MikeButtar,FrankRiddellandMalcolm Berry.This past year has been extra ordinary for us all with the passing of one of our strongest players and teammate. “Rest in peace our mate Malcolm Berry” greatly missed personality with great skills.ThishascreatedafirstinhistoryofC.S.D.L.aswell,withhavingtofillthisvoidthe3teamsdecidedasatributeto Mal that we would not replace him and utilised other teammates throughout each section. Brent Eady and others now had to step up into premier roles hence Brent,Ross,EamonwhoareBGradersplayedinallsections,thisisalsoafirstinthehistoryforC.S.D.L,welldone to all players. We have picked up some new members this year RussellLangsdale,DavidConstableRobGear,RayJoubert,andMonteTuhua.Sowewelcomethesegentsinto our unit. With a big mention to Monte who is not just Auckland Rep but also a regular in New Zealand team over the last two to three decades. He has also played on the big stage 2013 against the world No 3. So,keepthepedaltothemetalboysgohardfortherest of this year and perhaps we can make the record books again.New Zealand Dart CouncilThisyearisafirstforTeAtatuRSA,asoneofourmembersDeonToki.HasmadeitastheAucklandCaptain,soourcongratulationstoDeonforstrivingforwardintothisrole,withMontewhohasbeenworkingveryhardwithDeonoverthelasttwoyears.Setting standards for a lot of players who are in the greater chase to the world stage with the knowledge ofdecadesoftopclassplayfromMonte,weareallwatchingtoseeDeonmakeitupontothebigstageofmatch play. Northland held their yearly event called the Taniwha

Tournament. In which both players Monty Tuhua and DeonTokiwerethewinnersof$500inpair’sevent.Victory ClubOnceagainwasheldatSwansonRSA,whichpulledplayers from all over New Zealand. With the number ofplayersthiscompetition,Swansonhasbuiltsomestand-up boards to cope with the number of players. We have borrowed these standard up boards for our RSA as some of you may have seen. Te Atatu may hold somethinglikeVictorysizecompetitioninthefuture.Resultsthisyear.3rd=intheFour’sMainRound. Pairs Main Round 3rd = Mike and Blair. Consolation runner-up Riki and Brent. Singles Main Round runner-up Monte. Consolation winner Peter Page.Corban CupAs we have now got Brent comfortably in the greater scheme of things. He is the main man running this league,pouringingreatideasandknowledgeintoourdrive forward for perfection and high-performance. We havehadourfirstcompetitioninCorbanCupwhichwas held here at home. With the greatness of our kitchenstaffweintroducedan$8breakfast,whichwasa huge success for Corban Cup players and when the sausagesizzlecameoutathalf-time,thishasalsoseta precedence to all other RSA in this league. The 3’s competition went well. Te Atatu 3 won the main round leadbyMikeButtar,MonteandRay.ConsolationroundwaswonbyTeAtatu3Russla,PaulConway,PaulBudd.Overthelast3yearswinnersTeAtatu2;Riki,JohnandFotu,wewishgoodlucktoallthreeTeAtatuteamsinfor the rest of the year.RusslaDartsDude

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Another busy year for the Te Atatu Memorial RSA WomensSection! ANZACDayasalways,wasahugedayinthekitchenand our crew enjoyed putting on meals for the large numberswhoattended. Themid-yearKidsChristmasPartywaslotsoffun. Allthekidsandgrandkidsreceivedcarefullywrapped presents from Santa who arrived on the Firetruck,anditwasgreattohearthegiggleswhenCherrytheClowntookthefloor.WedecoratedthefloatcarryingSantahimselffortheTeAtatuSantaParade,andsetupafoodstallatthecommunityFamilyFunDayMashUp. We jumped on the bus to Ryders again for the annualmovieandroastmealfeast,andhavesocialised together at a few other fun events throughouttheyear,includingattendanceatsomeof our sister club events.Wehaveafewnewfacesonthecommitteethisyear,andwhatagreatteamwehave.

Fridaynightrafflesareourprimaryfundraisingactivity and we wouldn’t be successful without everyone who buys our tickets and volunteers their timeeachweek. Thankyou!Ourfundraisingeffortsallowusto offerarangeof welfareandsupportservicestomembersofthe RSAandthewider communitythroughplanningandfacilitatingsocialevents,welfare visits and travel but primarily for organisation andcateringthebigeventsandmeetings,aswellasfunerals. Wehavemadedonationstoaselectionofworthycausesinourlocalcommunity,aswellasanumber of food bank donations.While we are committed to providing support any way we can… We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyonewhohassupportedoureffortsthis year. The Womens Section look forwarding to continuingtoliveuptoourmotto‘PeopleHelpingPeople’.

Hi,everyonewearealmostinspringandthatmeans the start of summer league. For those of you interestedinplaying8BallSummergames,homeandaway.Comesee,SylviaMarchant,DianeBoldorJoanneArgent,oneofusattheclubonThursdaynightsafterfive.LeagueTeamCaptainsmeetingon19September,AtNewLynnRSAat7.30pm.Septemberhasacoupleofawaygamestoplayinfirston7thseptatOnehungameetatTeAtatuRSA,checkinat12.30.Nextday,howeveron8thSeptathomeis“The Jack Howarth : mixed drawn pairs. 12.30 check in RSA .The second away game is at Point Chevalier: a three-waygamewithWaimauku,PtChevandTeAtatuonthe14September,12.30checkin.We have the results of the Allan Wallace game was won by Charlie Marsters with runner up Ian Hyde.TheHamiltonTripisgettingcloser,pleaseseeJoanneArgent to pay any outstanding trip money by end of September,thankstoallwhoarepaidinfull.Lookingforward to a sunny trip south. Untilnexttime,JoJo.

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Documents

The Te ATATu MeMoriAl rSA incTe Atatu RSA AGM 2018 continued Financial Report T Huisman: You all have the Financial Statements. If anyone requires a full set of accounts this is available