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Phone: 369 5653
HOURS:
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O F F I C EB E A R E R S
Patron
R. Park
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A . R .T a y l o r
S e n i o rV i c e - P r e s i d e n t
R.Thomson
H o n o r a r yS e c r c t a r y
G . M .H e r b e r t
A s s i s t a nHt o n o r a r yS e c r e t a r y
A. Dawson
HonoraryTreasurer
B. Downs
Cto m m ti t e e
C l u bM a n a g e m e n
The President,Vice-Presidents,
Secretaryand Treasurer
andR.Torkington
F. Jensen
B. Melit, A. Dawsonand P. Whitton
Club Coaches
l s t G r a d e : P .G r e e n
2ndGrade:K. Bolton
3 r dG r a d e : G . M c l n a l l y
C o l t sl : B . M e e h a n
C o l t s1 1 : G . M e e ,B . M e t i t
C o l t sl l l : S . V i r e l l i
C l u bC a p t a i n
L- Diclemente
Life Members
C.J. Kaus, fu5ax, l.l€-!a#er!, R.A. Nichol, J.W.McMaster
l++lti*amr, kSimprn, K. Percey,M.R. Williams,
G . C .J o n e sG, . R .H o r s l e yl ,. R .C o l q u h o u nA, . F l y n n ,
R . P a r k , R . S .R o b e r t s ,D . B .C l a r k , R . J .T h o m s o n ,
B . L o e l , N . A . B u r r o w s ,W . B l i g h .
H o n o r a r yA u d i t o r
J.Amos
G . P . SO. L D B O Y S R
' U G B YU N I O NC L U B
P R E S I D E N TR
' SE P O R T
I w i s h t o t h a n k t h e C o m m i t t e e ,t h e C o a c h e sa n d M a n a g e r st h, e C l u b ' ss p o n s o r s
, r L e a hP h i l l i p sa, n d t h e s p o r t st r a i n e r sf o r
a n c ls u p p o r t e r st h, e L a d i e sC o m m i t t e eD
a l l t h e w o r k t h e y h a v ed o n ef o r t h e C l u b t h i s y e a r .
Y o u r C o m m i t t e em e t e v e r y t h i r d T h u r s c l a ye v e n i n gt h r o u g h o u tt h e s c a s o na, n d
l'unctioned
a s a v e r y e f f e c t i v eu n i t . S p e c i a tl h a n k ss h o u l dg o t o R o b i nT h o m s o n ,
d i t h c o a c h i n gt h e 4 t h G r a d e
t h e S e n i o rV i c e - P r e s i d e nwt h
, o p l a y e di n a n d a s s i s t ew
team, edited the Club's Newsletter,arrd was a very effective member of the
Committee.
A s w i t h m o s t c o m m i t t e e st,h e b u l k o f t h e w o r k f a l l s o n t h e S e c r e t a r ya n d t h e
T r e a s u r e ra,n d G e r r y H e r b e r ta n d B r i a nD o w n sr e s p o n d etdo t h e s et a s k ss p l e n d i d l y .
w i t h A s h g r o v eG . P . S .
T h e C o m m i t t e eh a s e n j o y e da g o o d w o r k i n g r e l a t i o n s h i p
t , a u lR e i d ,a t t e n d e do u r C o m m i t t e em e e t i n g s .
C l u b , m a i n l yb e c a u steh e i r P r e s i d e n P
P a u l ' sp r e s e n caen d i n p u t a s s i s t etdh e C o m m i t t e ei n m a n y w a y s ,a n d I c o n g r a t u l a t e
P a u lo n h i sr e - e l e c t i oans P r e s i d e notf A s h g r o v G
e . P . Sf.o r a n o t h e yr e a r .
Becauseof the generalshortageof officials,membersof the Committeehad dual
r o l e s- R o d T o r k i n g t o nw a sa l s ot h e 2 n d G r a d eM a n a g e rF, r a n kJ e n s e w
n a st h e C l u b
e f a J u n i o rV i c e - P r e s i d e nl ita, i s e dw i t h
R e g i s t r a ra, n d B r o g a nM e l i t , i n t h e a b s e n c o
t h e C o l t st h r o u g h o utth e y e a r .
T h e C l u b ' sA r t i c l e sa l s op r o v i d ef o r t w o C l u bS e l e c t o r sP.a u lG r e e nd i d a g r e a tj o b i n
this role last year, but we haveno selectorsthis year, and I feel it is very important
that thesepositionsbe filled next year.
t n h i ss e l e c t i o n
O n b e h a l fo f t h e C l u b ,I w o u l d l i k e t o c o n g r a t u l a tAen t h o n yH e r b e r o
. n t h o n y h a sb e e na n i n s p i r a t i o tno a l l
f o r t h e W a l l a b yT o u r t o C a n a d aa n d F r a n c eA
. e i s n a t u r a l l ya g o o df o o t b a l l e rb, u t h a sa l w a y sb e l i e v e d
thatto
t h e C l u b ' sp l a y e r sH
get to the top you also needto work hard. WhenAnthony rejoinedthe teamafter
h i s r e p r e s e n t a t i vceo m m i t m e n t sh, e l i f t e d t h e t e a m ' sp e r f o r m a n c ter e m e n d o u s l y .
G . P . SC
. olts
W e w e r eu n a b l et o a t t r a c ta J u n i o rV i c e - P r e s i d etnot t h e C o m m i t t e ea, n dw h i l s tt h e
j u n i o rc o a c h ea
s n d B r o g a nM e l i t d i d a g r e a ti o b i n o r g a n i s i ntgh e s et e a m sd u r i n gt h e
year,the Coltslackedthe supportof parentsto form a ColtsCommittee.
T h e C o l t s ' f i n a n c e s i,n c l u d i n gs u b s c r i p t i o nasn d e x p e n s e sw, e r e o p e r a t e dt h r o u g h
t h e C l u b ' s m a i n b a n k a c c o u n t .W h i l s t t h i s S a v eu s g r e a t e rc o n t r o l o f t h e C o l t s '
f i n a n c e st,h e C o l t sl a c k e da n y i n c e n t i v ct o e a r nm o n e yf o r t h e m s e l v eosr t h e C l u b .
M y f e e l i n gi s t h a t t h e g e n e r alla c k o f s u p p o r ta n d e n t h u s i a s fmr o m t h c C o l t s ,w h i c h
wasreflectedon the field. hascost the Club dearly.
I t i s i m p o r t a n ti n 1 9 9 0 t h a t a s t r o n gC o l t ss u b - c o m m i t t ebee f o r m e d ,a n d t h e C o l t s
becomea vibrantpart of the G.P.S.Club.
Playing
Facilities
I n S c p t e m b ew
r e p a i dt h e f i n a l i n s t a l m e ntto V a l l e y sC r i c k e tC l u b u n d e rt h e a r r a n g e m e n t se n t e r e di n t o w h e n t h e C l u b c a m et o A s h g r o v eT. h e h e a dl e a s et h a t V a l l e v s
h a v e w i t h t h e C o u n c i l i s u n d e r r e v i e wb y t h e c o u n c i l ; v a l l e y s ' l e a s ee x p i r e so n
3 1 1 1 2 1 8 9a,s d o e so u r s u b - l e a s V
e .a l l c y sh a v ei n d i c a t e dt h a t t h e y w i l l g i v eu s a s u b l e a s eu n d e rs i m i l a rt e r m st o t h e e x i s t i n gs u b - l e a socn t h e r e n e w aol f t h e i rh e a dl e a s e .
Whilstwe havebeenusingthe new oval and shedsfor two seasons,
this leasewith the
C o u n c i lh a sn o t b e e nf o r w a r d e dt o t h e C l u bf o r s i g n a t u r eI .u n d e r s t a ntdh a t t h i s i s t o
do with a resurveyof the area and a review by the council of all their sporting
c l u bl e a s e s .
It has beensuggested
that a joint committeebe formed to managethe playingareas.
I t w o u l d b e a p p r o p r i a t teh a t w h i l s t t h e s u b - l e a s e
o sf t h e m a i n V a l l e y sa r e aa n d t h e
head leaseof the new oval be in the name of the G.p.s. club, a formal sub-lease
s h o u l db e e n t e r e di n t o w i t h A s h g r o v G
e . P . SC
. lub.
It would also be realisticthat the managementbody have representatives
from
G . P . s . ,G . P . S c. o l t s , a n d A s h g r o v e
G . P . s . a, n d t h a t t h e c o s to f m a i n t a i n i ntgh e f i e l d s
be on a 3/6ths G.P.s. : 2l6ths Ashgrove: 1l6th G.p.s.colts basis.Thesearematrers
to be addressedby the incoming comrnittee,but the concept has alreadybeen
canvassed
by the committeesof both Clubs.
The prioritiesof work on thesegroundsas established
by the outgoingcommittee
were to get adeguatelightingon the new oval as soon as possible,to drain the new
field (probablyat the end of next season),
and to realignthe existingdrain to enable
the smallfield to be extendedto a field of nearfull-sizedimension.
It shouldbe rememberedby both Clubsthat the total areaand facilitiesareavailable
to both Clubs,and becauseboth Clubs needto useall the facilitiesat varioustimes
d u r i n gt h e y e a r i t i s n o t a p p r o p r i a t e
t o d e s i g n a toen e a r e at o o n e c l u b . S o m em o r e
t h o u g h t s h o u l d b e g i v e n b y a j o i n t m a n a g e m e ncto m m i t t e et o u s i n g( o n a p r e d e t e r m i n e dh o u r l y r a t e ) t h e f u l l - t i m eG r o u n d s m a n
t h a t V a l l e v sC r i c k e tC l u b a r e
p l a n n i n gt o e m p l o yd u r i n gt h e n e x t s e a s o n .
Alan R.Taylor
PRESIDENT
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REPoRT
S e a s o n1 9 8 9 b e g a nw i t h h i g h e x p e c t a t i o ns;t r a i n e do u r p l a y e rr e s o u r c et so b r e a k i n g
p o i n t m i d w a yt h r o u g ht h e y e a r ;r e a c h e d
a h i g ht o w a r d st h e f i n i s hw h e nw e m a d eo u r
f i r s t c u p F i n a l s i n c ei 9 8 6 , a n d f i n i s h e di n d i s a p p o i n t m e nart t h e h a n d so f E a s t s
who provedto be our nemesis
on four occasions.
T h e r e c o r db o o k sw i l l s h o wt h a t w e p l a y e d2 2 g a m e sw, o n j 1 , l o s t 1 - l , t o p p e dt h e
t a b l e i n t h e w i n f i e l d s t a t e c h a l l e n g e ,l o s t t h e f i n a l a n d f i n i s h e d6 t h i n t h e
P r e m i e r s h i pw. h a t t h e y w o n ' t s h o w i s t h a t 4 2 p l a y e r sp l a y e d" A " G r a d e o
, f whom
l 9 m a d et h e i r " A " G r a d ed e b u t ,a n d t h e m a j o r i t yo f t h e s ed e b u t a n t ecsa m et h r o u s h
t h e G P SC o l t sr a n k s W
. h i l s t h i s p r o c e sws a sa c c e l c r a t cdcuie t o a s i g n i i i c a n t l 1y i g 1 1
i n j u r y t o l l , i t i s n o n c t h e l e se
s n c o u r a g i r rbge c a u s el h c ! ' u t u r e o f t h c c l t , t r i s
c o n s i d e r a bdl ,evp e n d e notn t h e s u c c e s s fduel v c l o p m e n
o tf j u n i o rt a l c n t l. a m c c r t a i n
t h a t p l a y e r s u c ha s C h r i so ' R e i l l y ,T i m L u c y ,c h r i sw i g a n ,R o w a nL a w r c n c eR, o r j
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a n d L u k e P a t t e r s o nh a v ea l l g r o w n a s a r e s u l to f t h e i r " A " G r a d ee x p c r i e n caen c l ,
p r o v i d i n gt h e y h a v et h e p e r s o n adl i s c i p l i n e
a n d d r i v et o p a y t h e p r i c er e q u i r e df o r
s u c c e sw
s ,i l l m a k ei m p o r t a n ct o n t r i b u t i o ntso f u t u r eG P Sv i c t o r i e s .
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m e m o r a b l et h a n o u r f i r s t r o u n d v i c t o r y o v e r u n i v e r s i t y w
, h e n ,w i t l r a d e p e l e t e d
b u t c o m m i t t e dt e a m ,w e c a m ef r o m b e h i n dt o w i n 2 4 - 1 2 a n d ,f o r s h e e rs p i r i t e d
p e r f o r m a n c eo,u r s e c o n dr o u n d m a t c ha g a i n stth e o l d e n e m yB r o t h e r sp r o v i c i etdh e
s w e e t e sv ti c t o r yw i t h G P Sf i n i s h i n tgo o s t r o n g l a
y n dw i n n i n g1 9 - 11 .
A n t h o n y H e r b e r t , l s e i s i g a n i y a u i ,l l l i e T a b u a , D a v i d G r e e n ea n d C h r i s w i g a n
a c h i e v e dv a r y i n gd e g r e e o
s f R e p r e s e n t a t i vheo n o u r sw h i l s t D a v i r jP h i l l i p sB
, rendan
K e i r n a na n d L u i g i D i c l e m e n t es h o u l dh a v e . l t i s p a r t i c u l a r l g
y r a t i f y i n gt o s e er h e
d e d i c a t i o na n d c o m m i t m e n t h a t H e r b y g i v e st o r u g b y ,r e w a r d e dw i t h a w a l l a b y
j e r s e ya n d t o u r o f F r a n c e .H e i s t h e b e s t e x a m p l et h i s c r u b h a s o f s o n r e o nrev h o
sets his sightson a goal and perseveres
until he aclrievesit. To thosewlrc r-it-r
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w o r k ,a l l t h i n g sa r ep o s s i b l e .
M y p e r s o n atlh a n k sg o t o s k i p p e rD a v i dP h i l l i p sf o r h i sc n t h u s i a s rcno, m i n i t m c nat r ; d
l e a d e r s h i-p h e w a s a c r e d i t t o h i m s e l f ,h i s t e a m ,a n d h i s c i u b , b o t h o n a n d o f f
t h e f i e l d a n d h i s a w a r da s b e s tb a c k i s e n t i r e l ya p p r o p r i a t ei l.l i eT a b u aw a so u r o c s r
f o r w a r da n de q u a l l yw i t h D a v i dP h i l l i p sd e s e r v ecso n g r a t u l a t i o n s .
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end hacl
w e w o n m o r e b a l l p r o b a b l yw o u l d h a v eb e e n .l - h a n k s ,t o o , t o G e c ; r g eL o c k a n d
B r a d r a y l o r f o r t h e i r b e h i n dt h e s c e n e a
s s s i s t a n caen d a l s o K e n B o l r o n w n o w a s
a g r e a th e l pt o m e a n d w h o d i d a n e x c e l l e nj o
t b w i t h 2 n d G r a d eu n d c rv e r yt r y i n g
c o n di t i o n s .
P a u lG r e e n .
S E C O N DG R A D ER E P O R T
T h e 1 9 8 9 s e a s o nf o r t h e S e c o n dG r a d e c o u l d b e s t b e d e s c r i b e d
as frustrating.
T h c s i d ew a sa v e r y y o u n go n e w h o l a r g e l yb, e c a u soef t h e i r h i g h e r r o ra n d p e n a l t y
r a t e s f, a i l e dt o s h o wt h e v e r y o b v i o u sp o t e n t i atlh e y p o s s e s s el d
t .h a st o b e s a i dt h a t
a n u m b e ro f t h e p l a y e r sn e e dt o s h o wa g r e a t edr e g r e e
o f c o m m i t m e ntto t h e g a m ei n
g e n c r a la, n d t o t h e t r a i n i n gp a d d o c ki n p a r t i c u l a ri,f t h e y a r e t o d e v e l o pt h e m s e l v e s
f u r t h e ra s r u g b y p l a y e r sT. h e y m a y a l s of i n d t h a t i n t h e p r o c e stsh e y e n j o yt h e g a m e
a g r e a td e a l m o r e w h i c h , a f t e r a l l , i s e s s e n t i a l lw
y h a t r u g b y i s a l l a b o u t ,b e i n ga n
amaleu
r sport.
o n e p l a y e rt o w h o m t h e s ec r i t i c i s m sd o n o t a p p l y i s F r a n kA u s t i nw h o s ec o m m i t m e n t a n d e n t h u s i a s mo,n a n d o f f t h e f i e l d ,w a se x e m p l a r yp, a r t i c u l a r l cy o n s i d e r i n g
h i s l a t e s t a r t t o t h e s e a s o nd u e t o i n j u r y . A l s o p l e a s i n w
g a s t h e p r o g r e sm
s a d eb y
p l a y c r ss u c ha s c h r i s w i g a n , D a v i d s a w y e r ,T i m L u c y , c h r i s o ' R e i l l y a n d R o h a n
L a w r e n c ei n t h e i r f i r s t y e a ro u t o f C o l t s .A l l o f t h e s eg u y sh a v ea b r i g h tf u t u r ew i t h
t h e r i g h t a p p r o a c ht o t h e g a m e .A l s o p l a y e r ss u c ha s D o u g M c G i b b o nT, o n y M e e
a n d L u k e B r o w na g a i nd e m o n s t r a t etdh e i rv e r yo b v i o u sa b i l i t yw i t h o u t r e a l l yp l a y i n g
to their full potentialfor a varietyof reasons.
My. sincerethanks to go my co-coachrrevor Jesserwho was a great help to me
w i t h h i s i n p u t a s f a r a s t h e b a c k sw e r e c o n c e r n e dT. r e v o r ,a e s p i t eh a v i n gw o r k
a n d f a m i l y c o m m i t m e n t sm
, a d et h e t i m e t o b e i n v o l v e dt h i sy e a rw i t h s e c o n dG r a d e
a n d a n u m b e ro f t h e p l a y e r sc o u l d w e l l t a k e a l e a f o u t o f h i sb o o k .A l s o m y t h a n k s
to the two gentlemenwho performed perhapsthe most oneroustask in rugby,
that of Manager.I refer, of course,to Rod Torkington and GeorgeBickerstaff.
KenBolton
T H I R DG R A D ER E P O R T
The i989 seasonfor Third Grade beganwith a bang with the side winning the
first five games.The rest of the seasonfailed to reach such dizzy.heights,witnlnly
a handfulof wins sprinkledthroughoutthe restof the season.
There are many reasonsfor this dramaricturnaround,two of which I wiil briefly
outlinewhile attemptingnot to stepon too many toes:
- The playing strengthof the club is nowhere
near what it should be and this
was highlightedwhen all gradesideswere hit by a plagueof injuries.The turnover
of playersto the highergradeswas constantand the problemwasfurther aggravated
when playersdecidednot to return from injury. As a result it wasa constant
battle
to turn out a team with the full complementof i5 players.There were too
many
playersdroppingout mid-season^or
playingwhen it suitedthem.
* Exceptfor early in the season,the side
containedonly about half a dozenplayers
at any one time who were committed enough to train the two nights
a week
consistently.For a team to perform well for a season,fifteen such players
are
needed.
congratulationsto Luke Pattersonwho took out the team,sBestand
Fairest,and
Best Forward awards.Luke will be competingwith paul wigan for the ,,A',
Grade
Hooking spot for yearsto come. congratulationsare also in order to
Tim power
as he wasthe team'sBestBack.
T h a n k st o t h o s eF o u r t hG r a d ep l a y e r sw h o s a t o n t h e l i n e o r d o u b l e du p f o r T h i r d
G r a d ew h e nr e q u i r e d .
s.pecialthanksto Doug Trotter who contributedstronglyboth on and
off the field
throughoutthe season.
lf rhird Grade,or the club for that matter, is to be a force next seasonwe
need
more playerswho are committed for the whole seasonfrom the beginning pre_
of
s e a s o nt o s e a s o ne n d . T h e s ep r a y e r s h o u r dh a v ea s i n g l e - m i n d e d n a
eb
s so u i p r a y i n g
t o t h e b e s to f t h e i ra b i l i t v .
L e t ' s h o p e t h e n e w d e c a d eh e r a l d sa n e w c o m m i t m c n ta n d d e d i c a t i o nt o t h c C l u b .
I t i s o n l y t h r o u g hd e d i c a t epdl a y e r tsh a t J e e p sc a no n c ea g a i nb e c o m e a g r e a t C l u b .
G.Mclnally
F O U R T HG R A D ER E P O R - I
F o u r t h G r a d es t a r t e do f f r a t h e rs l o w l y t h i s s e a s o nA. n u m b e ro f p e o p l es e e mt o
t h i n k g a m e sd o n ' t s t a r t u n t i l , u n e ; b y t h a t t i m e i m p o r t a n t p o i n t s h a v e b e e n
s q u a n d e r e dT.y p i c a l o f t h i s w a s o u r l o s st o R e d c l i f f ea t R e d c l i f f ew h e r er r u r l l
p l a y e r sw e n t d o w n t o t h e i r 1 4 .
F o u r t hG r a d em a y n o t b e t h e ! ! o s i - s e i i o ugsr a d ei n t h e i - i L r b ; n i 1y e r , c o t r : er - r t .tlt f
s e a s o ne, v e r y b o d yi s k e e n t o w ; r i r i r c i r l , : r d f , i r ' : a i . - ; ' i a ; t : , tlr.li-i"i : 1 . . t. h r i i J i t i ) l
the season
a n d t h e f i n a l t a s kw o u i d b e t h a t m u c he a s i e rf.l e v c r t h e l e : isl , * r : : ig , o o ttit r
s e es o m a n y ,b o t h y o u n ga n do l C e r p
e g u l a r la
y t t r a i n i n ga n d S i l l , \ i , , ' i : r ' l
, articipatirrg
w o r t h w h i l es e a s i o n s .
M a n y t h a n k s a r e d u e t o o u r M a n a g e r ,M a r k T a y l o r , w h o c e r t a i n l yw a s m o s t
p r o f i c i e n itn c o l l e c t i n jge r s e y sp, r o v i d i n gd r i n k s ,a n dg e n e r aol r g a n i s a t i o n .
I t w a sp l e a s i n tgo s e ej u n i o r sc o m i n gt o t h e O p e nG r a d e sf,i r s t i n F o u r t hG r a d ea n d
i n s e v e r acl a s e sp r o c e e d i n tgo i ' A " G r a d e ;c e r t a i n l ya n u m b r : rw e n t o n t o h l g h e r
gradesU
. n f o r t u n a t e l ys o m e s t a y e df o r o n l y 3 - 4 g a r n e sa n d t h , : n s i m p l yd i d n t r r
r e t u r n .T h e s ep e o p l ea r en e e d e dn, o t o n l y b y t h e F o u r t hG r a d eb u t b y t h e C l u l r ,i r o w
and for the longterm.
M i c k A r n o l d , o u r b e s t b a c k , R u s s e ljlo n e s , o u i " b e s tf o r w a r d ,a n d P e t e rG r a h a r n
( a l b e i t a l i t t l e l a t e ) , t o g e t h e rw i t h B l a i r B a r n h i l l ,P e t e r B a l d w i n ,a n d c v r . n R c . i '
N e r i c h o w" o n e o c c a s i o np" u t i n s t a l w a rat n dv a l u a b l e
contributions.
l n t h e b a c k s a w e l c o m er e t u r n w a s m a d e ! y A n d r e w A u s t i n a n d A l a n D i c k .
H o p e f u l l yA l a nw i l l b e b a c ki n t h e 1 9 9 0 ' sp r e s s i n"gA " G r a d e .
p r o d u c e dt h e u s u a lc o n v i v i a l i t ye, x c e p tf o r a s m a i lt u r n - u pa t t h e a n n u a l
The season
d i n n e r . R e s u l t sw e r e m i x e d w i t h g o o d w i n s d u r i n g t h e s e a s o na g a i n s a
t ll teams,
p a r t i c u l a r l yE a s t sa n d B r o t h e r sS
l r e m i e r sr,e m a i n e do u r n e m e s i s .
. o u t h s ,e v e n t u aF
After thrashingWests8-7 in the minor semi-final,we were indeedunfortunateto
s u c c u m bt o o u r o w n p r e s s u raeg a i n sBt r o t h e r si n t h e m a j o rs e m i - f i n a9l- 6 .
O n c e a g a i nt h e m i x t u r e o f y o u t h a n d e x p e r i e n c h
e a d t h e a b i l t i y t o c a r r yt h e d a y
b u t d i d n o t c a p i t a l i sseu f f i c i e n t l o
y n a d v a n t a g epsr e s e n t e d .
C o n g r a t u l a t i o nt os B u f f o n s c o r i n gh i st r y t h i sd e c a d eH. o p e f u l l yw e w i l l s e e
e v e r y o n er e t u r n f o r t h e n e w d e c a d ew i t h r e n e w e dv i g o r a n d d e t e r m i n a t i o n .
I n c i d e n t a l l yt h, e b e s tn e w p l a y e rt o c o m ef r o m t h e C o l t si s ,u n d o u b t e d l yM
, i c kW a r e ,
a S t a t ep r o s p e c t .
R . f. T h o m s o n
C O L T SI R E P O R T
Back in March,many peopleaskedme what the Club'schanceswerewith the Colts
this year.At the time I said that I thought we had everychanceof gettingall three
teamsinto their Grand Finals.Some may havethoughtthat I wasstill ridinghigh on
the crest of the successof 1988. but I still believewe had the talent to achieveat
leastthe equalof last year, if not to improve.Unfortunatelythis did not eventuate,
for that.
and asCoachI must acceptsomeof the responsibility
'seasonproper'got underway we
startedwell for us.The week beforethe
The season
achievedthird place in the Easts'Colts SevensCompetition,an achievementnot
realizedbeforein recenttimes.
The first four gamessaw us play four of the top five in this year'scompetition:
Souths,Brothers,Universityand Wests.lt wasobviousthat therewas not goingto be
dominationof the competitionby any one team.
camesomeof the bettermomentsfor Colts L Thesewere
At this point of the season
in the form of selectionof five of our playersin the BrisbaneColts teams.Four of
and tour New Zealand'
theseplayerswent on to gain QueenslandRepresentation
All other Colts should take pride in this, for without your play beingof the high
playersmay not have been noticed. Ours is,
standardit was, our Representative
after all, a TEAM game.
Unfortunately,the remainderof the seasonwas one of inconsistency,at tirnes
producingrugby of a standardthat couldn't be matched,at othersproducingefforts
which would be better forgotten,exceptfor lessonsthat can be learned.lt is these
lessonsthat I believewill make better playersof our Colts as they take our Club
into the future.
for the 1990 seasonand
At this point I would like to make two recommendations
beyond:
1 - That the QRU should make every effort to ensurethat the farcicalsituation
in which we played Brothersand Universityfour times and all other clubs twice
neverrecurs,evenif it meansa re-drawafter the startof the season.
2 - ShouldGradesand Colts play their homesgameson the sameday, Coltsgames
are played at such times as to allow everyoneto watch First Grade.This may call
for some co-ordinationwith the QJRU and AshgroveGPS, but it seemsto be
imperativeif the aim of getting Colts and Gradesplayersto accepteachother as
part of the one Club is to be achieved.
I would like to extend my thanksto all thosewho supportedthe team throughout
t h e s e a s o nI. h o p e t h a t y o u r s u p p o r tf o r t h e p l a y e r sa, n d t h e C l u b i n g e n e r a lw, i l l
continue.
To Sal Vitelli, Andrew Potts,Greg Mee and BroganMelit - thanks for the work
y o u d i d i n m a k i n gp l a y e r sa v a i l a b l e
t o C o l t s I w h e n y o u n e e d e dt h e m e q u a l l ya s
d h o w o r k e dw i t h o u r f o r w a r d s
m u c h i n t h e l l ' s a n d l l l ' s . T h a n k st o D a v i dN e w s t e aw
a n d t a u g h tm c m o r e a b o u t f o r w a r dp l a y t h i s y e a rt h a n I ' d l e a r n tp r e v i o u s l yS' .p r . c i a l
l ork for the team
, h o s ea d v i c ea r r cw
t h a n k st o o u r T e a m M a n a g e rB, e n G r e c n h i l l w
m a d em v i o b a l o t c a s i c r .
F i n a l l y ,I ' d l i k e t o t h a n ka l l C o l t sp l a y e r sb, u t p a r t i c u i a r ltyh o s ew h o p l a y c di n C o l t s
a s m u c h a s I d i d , a n d l e a r n ta sm u c ha s I
I t h i s y e a r .I h o p ey o u e n j o y e dt h i s s e a s o n
d i d . W e n e e dt o r e m e m b etrh e s el e s s o nns e x t y e a r- i n t h i s w a y o u r C l u b c a no n l y
improve.
E n j o y y o u r o f f - s e a s o na ,n d l ' l l l o o k f o r w a r dt o w o r k i n g w i t hy o u i n t h e 1 9 9 0 R u g b y
Season.
B r y a nM e e h a n
C O L T SI I R E P O R T
1 9 8 9 w a s a y e a r t h a t p r o m i s e ds o m u c h f o r o u r C o l t s l l s i d e ,a n d i n l o o k i n gb a c k
Losingonly five competitiongames
on the year you could describeit as successful.
, n d f i n i s h i n gs e c o n do n t h e t a b l ea f t e r t h e s e a s o p
nr o p e r h a d
out of the 18 playeda
finished,the disappointingfeaturewas the third placewe achievedafter the finals
serieshad beendecided.
T h r o u g ht h e s e a s o nI f i r m l y b e l i e v e dt h a t w e w o u l d p l a y i n t h e G r a n dF i n a la g a i n s t
U n i v e r s i t ya, n d t h a t w e w e r et h e o n l y s i d et h a t c o u l d b e a tt h e m .O u r r e s u l t sd u r i n g
the seasonagainstUniversitydid not showa positiveresultin our favourbut we iust
n e e d e da t o u c h o f l u c k t o g o o u r w a y a st h e f o l l o w i n gs c o r e isn d i c a t e1: 3 - 1 3 d r a w ,
7-4 loss,3-0 loss.
By finishingsecondwe played and beat the Gold Coastto earn the right to play
Universityin the major semi-final,a gamewe lost 3-0. We had to meet Weststhe
week after and simply did not play to our potentiSland were shownthe backdoor
for the 1989 season,a sad way to finish as Westswere not strongenoughto beat
U n i v e r s i t yi n t h e G r a n dF i n a l .
W h e n m y s i d e w a s w i n n i n ga l l y e a r I t o o k t h e a c c o l a d easn d c o n g r a t u l a t i o nasn, d
I w i l l t a k e t h e b l a m ef o r t h e i r d e m i s ei n t h e s e r i e sf i n a l , l n h i n d s i g h tl d i d s o m e
t h i n g sw r o n g a n d p l a c e dm y f a i t h i n p a r t i c u l a pr l a y e r sw h o l e t m e a n d t h e i r t e a m
matesdown by a poor attitude.
I have not mentionedany particularplayersin this report becauseI would haveto
omit some becauseof spaceproblems.All the playerswere a credit to themselves,
t h e i r f a m i l i e sa n d t h e i r C l u b ; a f i n e g r o u po f m e n w h o w i l l b e t h e b a s i so f G P Si n
yearsto come.
B r o g a nM e l i t
COLISIII REPORT
F i r s t l yI w o u l d l i k e t o t h a n k t h e G P SR u g b yC l u bf o r g i v i n gm e t h e c h a n c et o c o a c h
committeeand supportersfor
a team. I also wish to thank the players,managers,
for me.
makingit an enloyableyearalthoughnot a successfulone
The seasonbeganwell for the Colts lll team,eventhoughwe sufferedsomeslender
defeats.The team showedpromisein possiblybeing able to developinto a maior
force in the competition.This was not the case for within the first month the
n u m b e r sh a d a l r e a d yd w i n d l e d ,a n d w e w e r es t r u g g l i n rgo e v e nf i e l d a s i d e .I m u s t
a c c e p ts o m e r e s p o n s i b i l i tfyo r t h i s a s i t m a y h a v eb e e na l a c ko f r e s p e cftr o m t h e
p l a y e r st o w a r d sm e a sa c o a c h .F o r t h i s I a p o l o g i steo t h e C l u b .
A s m e n l i o n e dp r e v i o u s l yt ,h e y e a rw a s n o t s u c c e s s f uwl .e f i n i s h e da r t h e b o t t o mo f
t h e t a b l eh a v i n gt o f o r f e i t t h e l a s tg a m et o a t e a mw e s h o u l dh a v eb e a t e n l.b e l i e v e
t h e r ei s m e a n i n gi n t h e w o r d f o r f e i t . l f o n ew a st o c o u n tt h e n u m b e ro f c o l t p l a y e r s
p r e s e nat t b o t h d i n n e r so n e n e e du s eo n l y o n e h a n d .I b e l i e v ei f t h e C o l t s ,a n de v e n
the club, is to be successfo
un
l c ea g a i nt h e s p i r i ta n d s u p p o r tl e v e l sm u s t b e r a i s e d
s u b s t a n t i a l l Iy r. e a l i s e
t h i sw o u l db e a d i f f i c u l tt a s k ,b u t w e m u s ti n d u c ec o m m i t m e n t
from all associated
with the Club.
E n o u g ho f t h i s . l t i s n o t m y p l a c et o c o m m e n to n t h e C l u b .A l l t h a t I c a n s a y i s :
at the beginning
of the season
t h e c o l t s l l l t e a m w a s a b l et o f i e l d a t e a m a n d h a v e
reserves,
but by the end of the season
we had to forfeit. Plaversfollow a Club which
w i n s c o n s i s t e n t l yw.e m u s t s t r i v et o w i n a n d a c h i e v eo u r g o a l s t, h u s p r o m o t i n gt h e
G P SR u g b yC l u b .
I e x t e n d m y c o n g r a t u l a t i o nt so T i m c o n r o y , R u s s e lG
l e l d a r da n d B e n J e n s e nt h e w l n n e r so f t h e C o l t s l l l t r o p h i e s ,a n d t h a n k t h e m f o r t r a i n i n ec o n s i s t e n t l v
throughout the season.I offer my commiserations
to the Colts ll iide and their
coaches.They worked so hard through the seasonand one bad gamecost them a
c h a n c et o b e i n t h e f i n a l . I n a d d i t i o nt o t h i s b a d l u c k , I f e l t s o r r yf o r t h e l s t G r a d e
side who battled through rhe seasonwith injury and still performedadmirably.
l a l s o c o m m i s e r a tw
e i t h B r i a n M e e h a nw h o , o n p a p e r ,h a d a n u n b e a t a b l es i d e ,
b u t o n c ea g a i na s i d ew h i c h d i d n o t p r o d u c et h e g o o d so n t h e d a y .c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s
t o A n t h o n y H e r b e r t ,l s e is i g a n y a v iB, i l l K e t t l e ,L a n g t o nc l a r k e ,s t e v es m i t h , p e t e r
Stark and ChrisWiganfor gainingrepresentalive
honours.
o n c e a g a i nI t h a n k a l l i n v o l v e dw i t h t h e c l u b , e s p e c i a l lAyn d r e wp o t t s ,t h e c o l t s l l l
'|989,
M a n a g e rf o r
a n d A l a n T a y l o r w h o c o n s i s t e n t l ys h o w e da n i n t e r e s ti n t h e
-l990,
C o l t sl l l s i d e T
. h e b e s ro f l u c k i n
S a l v oV i t e l l i
ASHGROVE
G P SJ U N I O R SR E P O R T
A s h g r o v eG P S c e l e b r a t e dt h e 2 1 s r y c a r o f j u n i o r r u g b y i n t h e A s h g r o v ed i s t r i c t
w i t h o n e o f t h e c l u b ' s m o s t s u c c e s s f usle a s o n isn r e c e n tm c m o r v . F o r t h e f i r s t
t i m c , t h e A s h g r o v cG P S J u n i o r sf i e l d c dt c a m si n a l l a g eg r o u p si n t h e o n e s e a s o n
- l 6 r e a m sf r o m u 7 t h r o u g ht o U 1 7 .A t o t a l o f 3 0 2 p l a y e r sw e r er e g i s t e r e d .
R c p r e s e n t a t i vjc r s e y sw e r e w o r n b y 5 1 A s h r o v eG p s p l a y c r s ( i n c l u d i n go n e
A u s t r a l i a nr c p r e s e n t a t i vB
e ,e n C u m m i n g )a n d t h e c l u b w o n r h e e l R U B r i s b a n e
D i v i s i o nP r e s i d e n t T
' sr o p h y ( h i g h e s n
t u m b e ro i ' r c a m si n g r a n df i n a l s )f o r t h e f i r s t
t i m r :i n l 7 y e a r s .
F i v e t e a m sw e r e t h e p r e m i e r si n t h e i r c o m p e t i t i o n( U 1 0 , U 1 2 , U 1 3 ( s h a r e d )U, 1 5
. h e s es u c c e s sw
e se r ea t t r i b u t e di,n
a n d U 1 6 ) a n d a s i x t h ( U 1 4 ) w o n m i n o r p r e m i e rT
part, to a club developmenteffort begunin the early 1980'sand the good fortune
of havingmany skilledand dedicatedcoaches.
I t i s h o p e dt h a t 1 9 9 0 w i l l s e et h e i n s t a l l a t i oonf i m p r o v e df l o o d l i g h t i n go n t h e c l u b
playingfieldsand the refurbishmentof the forrnerAussieRulesfield to improvethe
playing surfaceand minimisethe damagecausedduring wet weather. lmproved
lighting would also facilitatethe use of different areasfor such things as lineout
training,to avoid hammeringthe sameareasof the playingfield eachtrainingnight.
.l
programof
It is alsohoped that 990 will seethe beginningof a more co-ordinated
s k i l l s d e v e l o p m e n tw, i t h t h e a s s i s t a n coef o u r " b i g b r o t h e r s "i n t h e s e n i o rc l u b .
O n b e h a l f o f A s h g r o v eG P S I w o u l d l i k e t o t h a n k A l a n T a y l o r a n d t h e G P S
committeefor offeringus the use of the former AussieRulesciubhouseduring the
season,in recognitionof our partnershipin that expansion.Our aim is to be
productivepartnersin development
of thoseassets.
s f t h e G P SC l u b ,n o t a b l y
S p e c i atlh a n k sa r e a l s od u e t o a n u m b e ro f o t h e rm e m b e r o
function and then
Anthony Herbert for speakingat our teenageend-of-season
day,
backingup to presentthe pennantsto our youngestplayersat their presentation
and to Colts playersScott Reinke and Nick Thorne for their dedicatedwork in
p inning
t a k i n g a s q u a do f 2 8 U n d e r 1 2 ' s a n d m o u l d i n gt h e m i n t o a p r e m i e r s h i w
team - all the while ensuringthat each boy had a tiirn on the field each week.
Finally, it was suggestedduring the seasonthat the tinre could be right to
at
This was discussed
amalgamateour two clubs under one centraladministration.
lengthby the AshgroveGPSCommitteeand eventuallydeferredbecauseof caution
about the junior club's interestsbeing submergedover time as has been the case
with other clubs. However,it was felt that while the interestsof the seniorand
junior clubs are divergent,their objectivesshould be the same* to increasethe
standardand standingof rugby in our district.To that end we will continueto work
in closepartnershipwith GPSto developour facilitiesand fostergood rugby. After
a l l ,o u r j u n i o r sa r et o m o r r o w ' s e n i o r s .
P a u lR e i d
l0
C L U BP R E S I D E N T S
Sir Kenneth Fraser
A. Falk
C. McCarthy
W. Scott
R.A.Nicol
H. Edwards
W. Boyd
A. Flynn
D. Lacy fones
W. Bligh
R.S. Roberts
L . G .J o n e s
A.R. Taylor
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72
1973- 78
1 9 7 9- 8 1
1982- 83
1984-86
1987 -
AUSTRALIAN
REPRESENTATIVES
NAME
L.S. Lewis
,.B.T.Donnelly
J . P . J l.d e
W . J .M c L e a n
J. McLean
E.G. Broad
K . C .W i n n i n g
A. Ware
l. McMillian
D. Thompson
C.j. Primmer
G . G .J o n e s
B.A. Wright
A.F. Boyd
O. Edwards
P.D. Perrin
D.A. Taylor
D.S. Rathie
C.M. Carberry
D . W .H i l l h o u s e
G. Shambrook
D. Codey
T. Coker
A. Herbert
B. Curran(Aust. U21)
YEAR
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1934
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G. Dcnnrrn 1938
B . W ti g h t
19s4lssls6is9l
W . W .M c L c . r r r1 9 3 9 1 4 6 1 4 1
6 0 / 6i
(,. Novtorr
A. lVarc
19451461,+l
19 5 5
E . G .B r o a c l 1 9 4 11 1 8 1 4 9
)946111
I. Kirk
1946141
R . i \ 1S
. harv
f . l\'fct-can
195615,1
j. Rall
R.ll. Bcntly 1931
C . R .H o c k i n g 1
s 937
R.Frcudcnbc1
r q9 5 3
'l'hornpson
l ,
1955/56
J . C a l l a g h a n 19 3 3
M . D .C u l l c n 1 9 3 3
B . ! VB
. oyd
1959
l \ 4 .M u l l c r
1934
K. Brasch
1956151
C . H .S n r i t h 1 9 3 3
1 9 5 6511
f. Paskins
j. Williams 1932
R .C o l b c r t
1950/51
j. Gilbcrt
1951
J . B .D o n c l ey 1 9 3 2 1 3 3 1 3 4
P . L .D i x o n
1934135136
I953
l. Grccnc
R-Fay
1945
G-Marles
1951152
R.Grcgory 1932
B. Mcnkcns
1952
1941
P .R o b i n s o n 1 9 5 0 / 5 1 , 5 5
J . fr w i n
f. M c M i l l a n 1 9 4 9 1 5 0
D- Rylancc
1960
R. Proctor
1946
P.Tlrompson 1948149150
A . K . W i n n i n g 1 9 4 5 1 4 6 1 4570
i96r .r9s9
l 970- r989
O.Edwards l'961162163161
L .j . C r a h a n r
P.Pcrrin
1962
D. Rathic
D . B .C l a r k
1 9 6 1 1 6 2 1 6 3 1 6 4 1 6 |6 1 6 7P . M c B aor n
68169171
D.Withcrs
B. Egan
1962
M. I ack
1 9 6 0 1 6 1 1 6 2 1 6 3 1 6 4 1 6 6C . K .S m i t h
T.Carcrv
W.Cunn
l'963161
l . D .C l a r k
G. Shambrook
J . A .D a l g l c i s h
D. Whitrlc
l.964
P.Bissctl
1963
D.Hillhousc
l. Dufl
D. Lattcr
1964165
C. Brand
D.Taylor
1964
W.Rcilly
1964
l. lohansscn
B.J.,llunro 1964
D. Rcgcling
G. Coldirrg 1963164
R.Haycs
E.A.Krnn
1966161
768
A. Austin
L . l \ 4N
. ull
1967
C.Carberry
R .S r v r n r t
i 957/58
M. Arnold
l96l
T. Cokcr
f. C.irson
A.Whirc
1969
M.Phillips
A. Dick
D. Cotlcl
A . H er b c r t
t).Phillip:
D. Reidl'
l.Siganyavi
12
t970!1
| 1 1 2 l 11f 1 4
1971112111
|970
t971l72ltf
1912113
t912
t971lt2li3l80
t9t 411517
6&11
1913
191s116111118183
t91sl76111118l
79180
1915
t 9 t s l 16 1 1 l17 I
1917
|981
1 9 8I
1982
l 983/84
1983i84/8s
r984
r 984/8s/86
19 8 6 i8 7 / 8 8 / 8 9
l98ar/87
1987
19 8 9
19 8 9 C L U BA W A R D S
RECIPIENT
C L U BC A P T A I N H u m p h r e yB e r eM e m o r i aTl r o p h y
1 0 0 P o i n t si n 1 9 8 9S e a s o n
'l
H i g h e sTt r y S c o r e r 9 8 9 S e a s o n
B e s tC o l t sl l l B a c k
B e s tC o l t sl l l F o r w a r d
B e s tC o l t sl l B a c k
B e s tC o l t sl l F o r w a r d
B e s tC o l t sI B a c k
BestColts I Forward
B e s tF o u r t hG r a d eB a c k
B e s tF o u r t hG r a d eF o r w a r d
B e s tT h i r d G r a d eB a c k
BestThird GradeForward
B e s tS e c o n dG r a d eB a c k
BestSecondGradeForward
B e s tF i r s tG r a d eB a c k
BestFirstGradeForward
B e s t& F a i r e sC
t olt lll
B e s t& F a i r e sC
t olt ll
Best& FairestColt I
B e s t& F a i r e sF
t o u r t hG r a d e
B e s t& F a i r e sTt h i r d G r a d e
B e s t& F a i r e sS
t e c o n dG r a d e
B e s t& F a i r e s F
t i r s tG r a d e
C o n t r i b u t i o nt o Ju n i o r s
( A s h g r o vG
e P ST r o p h y )
B e s tC l u b M a n 1 9 8 9
( W a l t eH
r . B o y dM e m o r i a l T r o p h y )
L. Diclementi
P .N i e l s e n
D.Greene
B.Jensen
T. Conroy
M. Long
A. Hienrich
S. Lawrence
M. Roberrs
M.Arnoid
R.Jones
T. Power
L. Patterson
F. Austin
C. Wigan
D. Phillips
L Tabua
R.Geldard
D. White
A. ivlilan
P .G r a h a m
L. Patterson
D. Peppin
L Tabua
S.Reinke
B.Melit
C L U BC A P T A I N S
J. Duff
G . G .W h i t t l e
D . B .C l a r k
E. Kann
L . J .G r a h a m
R . J .T h o m p s o n
G. Shambrook
D. Burrows
R. Nerichow
1964
196s166
1961-69
1970-13
1974lt s
1976
1977
1918
1979180
13
B.Barnhill
M. Oberhardt
R . J .T h o m s o n
M. Phillips
K. Bolton
D. Phillips
M. Frisby
L. Diclemente
'r981
1982
1983
1984
'r98s/86
1981
I 988
1989
5 O OC L U B G A M E S
R.J.Thompson
2 O OC L U BG A M E S
l . R .C o l q u h o u n
D . B .C l a r k
R . S .R o b e r t s
E.A.Kann
T. Jesser
L . G .J o n e s
K. Bolton
R.Mortimer
J .G a r d e
R . J. T h o r n s o n
D . J .P a r k
D. Stevenson
L . J .G r a h a m
R. Nerichow
1 O OF I R S TG R A D EG A M E S
L . . .l G r a h a m
1964
T. Carew
R..f. Thomson
1966
O . F .E d w a r d s
R . N e r i c h o w( 2 0 0 )
1966
C
l
a
r
k
D.B.
A
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1967
D
a
l
g
l
e
i
s
h
J.A.
D. Phillips
1969
D. Latter
M Arnold
1913
P .M c B a r o n
1915
l . D .C l a r k
G P SP L A Y I N GS T A T I S T I C S1 9 8 9
lst
2nd
4th
3rd
PLAYERS
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
M.Allman
R. Anderson
C. Angelo
M.Arnold
F. Austin
P.Baldwin
B. Barnhill
R. Baynes
J. Beirne
T. Bennett
G. Boyd
L. Brown
P. Brown
C. Busteed
J. Carrol
L. Clark
R. Clark
W.Colwell
S. Crawford
R. Day
N. DeFlavas
A. Dick
L. Diclemente
M. Dolton
P. Donald
G. Elliot
l. Farquar
A. Foster
I
2
{
Total
a
15
to
1l
11
9
11
J
5
9
't1
't
t z
I
I J
5
i
1915
1915
1977
1982
19 8 9
19 8 9
1 a
t )
A
a
I J
a
-|
t
9
1
z
J
J
i
a
1
2
J
1
12
1
2
I
7
6
2
2
6
I
a
14
2
16
1
2
1
1
I
5
7
2
5
19
l
9
;
1l
13
19
I
9
2
6
12
,|
z
,l
I
t
P L A Y ER S
I
d
I
I
M. Frisby
T. Frisby
A. Gardc
G Gillis
D. Glover
P .G r a h a m
D. Greene
S.Gutugutuwai
M. Harris
J.Heeson
A. Hefferan
S. Hemberg
A. Herbert
S. Higgins
D. Horsfall
D. Ingram
B. Jacob
T. Jesser
A . Jo h n s o n
T. Johnson
J.Jones
R . .J o n e s
R . Ju r y
C. Kemper
B. Kiernan
G, Lawrence
R. Lawrence
P.Lemmey
T. Lucy
R. Lyndon
D. MacGibbon
S. Maher
D. Manahan
B. Manjrus
W. Mantgaris
D. Masters
j. Mathias
l. Mayan
R.Clintolk
D. McCloud
D. McGregory
D. McNicol
P.McNiven
A. Mee
J.Mee
T. Mee
Ist
Gradc
2nd
Gradc
5
3rd
Gradc
z
1
4rh
Grade
l0
17
11
t1
1
I
4
1
15
13
15
J
11
1
1
2
5
2
o
2
1
I
1
I
I
I
2
17
10
15
9
9
1
10
1
13
;
;
A
a
8
,
7
3
1
2
-a
1
2
J
I
l t
2
10
33
5
19
19
14
4
19
7
10
I
L
A
J
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L
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1
z
2
1q
15
15
1
1
2
1
11
1
1
15
l'l
1
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z
1
1
9
17
17
'15
I
15
I1
A
1 1
I
1
6
'11
Total
;
t0
5
2
10
2
5
8
14
32
1
t5
P L A Y ER S
B.Melit
D. Miles
. 1M
. iles
P.Miles
S.Morris
M. Morley
P .M u l l i g a n
J.Nash
R. Nevichouw
D. Newsome
P .N i e l s e n
M. Nocifora
C .O ' R e i l l y
D. Page
M. Paraha
L. Patterson
D. Peppin
D. Phillips
M. Phillips
A. Potts
A. Powe
D. Powell
T. Power
P.Purcell
l. Quirk
J. Richardson
C.Robb
M. Rogan
A. Rolfe
S .S a m p l e
K. Sauroutu
D. Sawyer
M. Scanlan
l. Siganiyavi
D. Smart
S .S m i t h
D. Sutton
l. Tabua
J.D.Taylor
J .T a y l o r
M.Taylor
R.Thompson
N. Tobitt
G. Todd
D. Trotter
E .T u q i r i
lst
Grade
2nd
G rade
3rd
Grade
4th
Grade
^z
Total
^
z
-
11
1
1
.
Ja
-
1
4
/
l o
Ja
.
14
1
-
l
io
14
1
l
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2
0
z
1a
-
I
a
J
9
7
I
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1
T
I
19
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t0
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16
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'I
l
1
10
J
12
12
z
tjt
;
12
20
l
1
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a
1
1
1
4
9
9
10
\
8
3
i5
9
6
10
6
1
4
5
-
t
1 +
A
4
1
6
1
10
4
1
a
A
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6
15
7
a1
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12
11
a l
A
a
t
1
;
2
2
L
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1
3
10
_
4
4
2
8
-
l,q
l6
-
15
9
l \
PLAYIRS
L. Tuqiri
G.Turkcto
P .V a n E y k
D. Vcmccr
C. Wakc
T. Walkcr
M. Ware
C. Wigan
A. Wishart
A. Yorston
I st
Gradc
2
2nd
Graclc
4
Jr0
Gradc
z
4
l
2
6
2
-
9
-
5
?
t3
4th
Gradc
t0
Iotal
18
'1
16
1
14
2
4
11
'10
5
-f
4
1
1
3
1
6
G . P . SP. O I N TS C O R E R IS9 8 9
I stGrade
Name
J. Beirne
D.Greene
S .G u t a g u t a w a i
l.Vl.
Harris
S.Hemberg
B. Kiernan
l. Mee
P .N i e l s e n
D.Phillips
D. Powell
C. Robb
l. Siganiyavi
l. Tabua
N.Tobitt
Tries
Conversions
P e n atl i e s
Fi e l d
Goals
Total
o
I
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l
8
2
4
5
8
16
4
A
1
I
5
zv
4
T
I
lo
aA
143
12
8
8
I
z
6
I
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a i
z+
4
8
G a m e sp l a y e d
Gamew
s on
G a m e sd r a w n
G a m e sl o s t
P o i n t sf o r
P o i n t sa g a i n s t
P o s i t i o nf i n i s h e d
21
11
nil
10
5ZO
416
6th
2 n dG r a d e
Name
F.Austin
D. Brown
R .C l a r k
f. Farquar
D. Greene
Tries
Convcrsions
I
2
P e n at il e s
Ficld
Goals
Total
4
6
20
4
4
l
l
11
S .G u t a g u t a w a i
S.Hemberg
B. Kerrin
R. Lawrencc
't.
Lucy
P.Manahan
A. Mee
;\. Powe
'f
. Power
A. Reilly
D. Sawyer
J .T a y l o r
L. Tuqiri
P .V a n E y k
C. Wigan
3 r dG r a d e
Name
D. Brown
M. Frisby
S.Hemberg
D. Horsfall
D. Ingrim
J.Mathais
D. Page
T. Power
l. Quirk
D. Sutton
L. Tequiri
L. Tuqiri
G. Turkcto
P .V a n E y k
T. Walker
t
4
20
45
16
20
4
20
48
4
8
-
2
8
1
a
-
J
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f
l
2
2
I
2
8
a
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T
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G a m c sp l a y e d
G a m e sw o n
G a m e sd r a w n
G a m e sl o s t
Pointsfor
Pointsagainst
P o s i t i o nf i n i s h e d
Tries
Conversions
19
7
nil
12
278
309
6rh
Penalties
3
a
1
t
1
-
t
t
1
7
8
4
-
A
T
1
3
1
1
a
8
12
15
^2.
1
I
1
I
J'otal
A
1
1
'
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Field
Goals
1
I
5
G a m e sp l a y e d
G a m e sw o n
G a m c sd r a w n
G a m e sl o s t
Pointsfor
P o i n t sa g a i n s t
P o s i t i o nf i n i s h e d
t9
1
nil
r2
157
)19.
7th
r8
6
1
l
10
7
il
60
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4th Grade
Name
Tries
Conversions
P e n at il e s
1
1
M.Allman
R. Anderson
M.Arnold
A. Austin
B. Barnhill
M. Dalton
A. Dick
A. Forster
A. Foster
J. Frisby
.l. Garde
D. Glover
P. Graham
S. Hemberg
C. Kemper
S.Maher
R. McClintock
P.McNiven
M. Morley
R. Nerichouw
N4.Percel
.l. Richardson
M. Sample
D. Smart
R.Thomson
L. Tiquiri
M. Ware
Field
Goals
Total
-
nA
A
-1
I
A
+
-
1
+
-
t
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t
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1
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I
t
1
4
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t a
'
l
16
-
a1
-
16
-
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to
-
aA
-
aA
-
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5
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1
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o
o
A
1
t
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)
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-
za
t
.
J
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1 a
l l
A
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1
-
't
-
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A
A
-
3
.'
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a 4
tz
-
8
-
4
1
-
+
A
-
to
1
t
A
-
G a m e sp l a y e d
G a m e sw o n
G a m e sd r a w n
G a m e sl o s t
P o i n t sf o r
P o i n t sa g a i n s t
P o s i t i o nf i n i s h e d
12
nil
9
276
173
5th
G . P . SC. O L T SP L A Y I N GS T A T I S T I C 1
S9 8 9
Name
J. Anderson
N. Bayne
W. Bligh
S. Brown
S. Buckly
Colts Colts
I
ll
t+
1
2
5
6
15
8
Colts
lll
Games Tries Conv.
2
8
1
6
't4
16
10
5
't9
a
a
z
1
I
Field
Pen. Goals Pts
Name
J. Caswell
T. Chards
L. Clarke
T. Clarke
L. Colquhoun
l. Coote
T. Conroy
L. Copland
.l. Davison
N.Dunn
M. Frisby
R.Geldard
W.Hammond
G. Harris
T. Harris
A. Hart
M. Heath
J. Heeson
J. Heffernan
A. Hienrich
M.Hintze
P. Howard
T. Hynes
P .I n n e s
B.Jensen
S .J e n s e n
B. Kettle
J. Keegh
S. Lavering
S. Lawrence
C. Lee
M. Long
T. fr4eland
D.Mills
P .M o l l i s o n
P .M u l h e r n
S.Munro
R. McBride
S .M c B r i d e
G. McCaffery
S. McCarthy
A. McDonald
F. McGrath
G. McNamara
R .O a k h i l l
S .O a k h i l l
Colts Colts
l
l
l
Colts
lll
Games Tries Conv.
1
1
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12
5
7
i3
t8
I
5
5
12
l
1
5
t3
1
5
I A
16
6
6
l
5
2
1 i
t n
1
1
11
to
1
8
16
13
17
,l
z
8
J
A
7
12
t1
14
t4
11
z
l
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15
a
z
1
3
1
)
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t5
2
8
4
I
6
8
5
9
6
3
6
11
I J
8
7
1
1l
14
10
^z
15
.t
21
15
12
16
l4
4
'l
16
6
8
^z
9
3
9
2
.5
4
3
1
)
z
z
3
1
Field
Pen. Goals Pts
J
9
11
3
4
21
5
4
16
lCl
l
12
16
4
r6
20
4
3
1
Name
N.O'Bricn
D. Officer
M .O ' K e l l y
A. Pitt
T. Richards
S.Rienke
M. Roati
M. Roberts
R. Roberts
R. Robinson
B. Shepherd
D. Shriek
P .S m i t h
S.Smith
P. Stark
J. Steel
P. Stevens
R..Taylor
M.Thorne
N. Thorne
P .V a n d e l e u r
B. Vizer
S. Watson
S.Wharton
D. White
Field
Colts (.olts C o l t s
t
t
l
lll
G a n r e sT r i e s C o n v . P c n . G o a l s P t s
4
8
9
t0
5
3
1
2
1
2
5
2
4
1
t0
5
6
11
2
7
12
9
5
A
a
10
1
10
.l
5
6
5
o
t
6
1
1
11
6
10
l5
2
.
1
8
11
I
1
3
1
2
5
5
4
16
t6
7
l1
1
1
2
6
t8
5
6
14
16
13
13
16
2
3
2
1
C O L T SI P O I N T SS C O R E R S
Name
S. Buckley
G. Harris
S, Lawrence
A. McDonald
A. Pitt
D. Shriek
Tries
Conversions
Penal
ties
I
I
Total
A
6
1
8
5
J
1
Field
Goals
_)
30
15
42
a
1
Gamesplayed
G a m e sw o n
G a m e sl o s t
Gamesdrawn
Pointsfor
Pointsagainst
16
o
o
99
111
21
SCORERS
COLTSII POINTS
Tries
Name
J. Anderson
W. Bligh
5. Brown
G. Harris
T. Harris
J. Heffernan
A. Hienrich
M. Hintze
J. Keech
M. Long
A. McDonald
N. O'Brien
D. Officer
M.O'Kelly
A. Pitt
S. Rienke
D. Shriek
P .V a n d e l e u r
B.Vizer
D. White
Conversions Penalties
Field
Goals
4
8
8
21
16
12
4
69
+
16
12
4
12
4
1
2
2
I
4
J
1
6
9
9
I
z
2
5
i
Total
3
1
1
3
2
2
.)
A
a
12
8
R,
12
6
1
I
Gamesplayed
Gameswon
Gameslost
Gamesdrawn
Pointsfor
Pointsagainst
lo
1 1
4
1
I
244
85
C O L T SI I I P O I N T SS C O R E R S
Tries
Name
T. Conroy
R.Geldard
T. Harris
J. Heffernan
B . Je n s e n
S. Lawrence
P.Mulhern
S. McCarthy
N. O'Brien
D. White
Conversions
Penalties
Total
+
1
I
t
-
4
,|
2
16
8
15
z
A
T
1
16
2
A
+
i
Gamesplayed
Gameswon
G a m e sl o s t
Field
Goals
A
+
17
3
13
22
G a m e sd r a w n
Pointsfor
Pointsagainst
I
75
276
H i g h l i g h t so f 1 9 8 9 .
A n t h o n y H e r b e r tj o i n e d a l o n g a n d d i s t i n g u i s h eldi s t o f G P S0 l d B o y s
Rugby Union internationalplayersto receivethe Club's official cap in
Septemberfollowing his selectionin the Wallabyside to tour France.
Herbert, 23, receiveda standingovation from club supportersas he
acceptedthe cap from club patron Ron Park at the Club's Annual
Dinner.
Herbert, whose toil and dedication was rewardedby the Airstralian
:electors,said he was privilegedto receivethe eap. !t will take p:-ide
o f p l a c ei n t h e H e r b e r th o u s e h o l d .
A number of other peoplewere recognisedat the Annua! Dinner.Ken
Bolton (200 games)and Mick Arnold (100 ganres)receivedcups to
cornmemoratetheir achievements,
while Robin "BLtff" Tlromscnalsc
receiveda cup after playinghis 500th matchfor the Cluh earlierin tlre
season.
Brogan Melit, the flying fourth grade utility back and Colts ll Coach
was awarcledthe Walter H. Boyd Memorialtrophy for Best CIr.:!:Man
while Scott R.einkewas presentedwith the AshgroveGPS Tropl"lyfor
contributiont0 the juniors.
lllie Tabua capped a ntagnificentseasonby taking the Ciub's Eest
Forwasd iri First Gradeaward while David Phillipswon tlre Besr Back
award.
Chris Wigan (2nd grade),Luke Patterson(3rd grade)and RussellJones
(4th grade)won the respective
Best Forwardawardswhile Frank Austin
(2nd grade), Tirn Power (3rd grade) and Mick Arnold (4th grade)
collectedthe BestBack awards.
Z J
T R E A S U R E R 'R
SEPORT
T h e C l u b ' sf i n a n c i a rl e s u l t sf o r t h e y e a r u n d e r r e v i e w( 1 1 m o n t h s )a r e s o m e w h a t
disappointing
O.f s i g n i f i c a n caen d r e q u i r i n ge x p l a n a t i o n
i s t h e r e l a t i v e l yp o o r p r o f i t
from canteen trading resulting from a reducedturnover of around $27,000.00
as against$60,000 for the previousyear, which includedextraordinarysalesand
profit from conduct of the Golden Oldies Week. The turnover for this year was
detrimentallyaffectedby the abandonmentof severalhome gamesdue to weather
conditionswith lossof perishablegoods. Generallyattendanceat all home games
waswell belowthat of previousyears.
ln respectof the high net expenditureon clothing salesthe following aspectsare
drawnto your attention:
(a)
(b)
(")
(d)
Club Jerseys
cost $950.
Shortsgivento new Coltsmemberswereestimatedto cost over 9900.
Non-paymentof the cost of many articlesof clothingprovidedto members.
Cost of a largequantity of ties and scarves
which are not sellingwell and were
includedin stockat 31.10.88had beenwritten off.
Sometighteningin the control of clothingdistributionand the needto recovercosts
thereof is essential,and in this regard it is suggestedthat a specificcommittee
memberbe placedin chargehenceforth.
On the incomeside,the Club is very appreciative
of the sponsorship
obtainedfrom
the following:
LesPullosof Normanby& HamiltonHotels
$s000
N u n d a hM i t s u b i s h i
$5000
D i s c o v e rC
y o r n e r- Ji l l P h i l l i p s
$1000
An amount of $6500 was alsoobtainedfrom the QRU as part of an overallsponsorPerkins'XXXX Brewery.
ship by Castlemaine
Although a number of smallerfund-raisingfunctions (e.g. Trivia Night, Fashion
Parade,Black Tie Dinner and Games Doubles)produced reasonable
returns,the
major function of the Ball lost over $400 although it is usuallyvery profitable.
The manner of conduct of this function should be reviewed.with the idea of
maximisingreturn, limiting expenseson alcohol providedin the cost of the ticket
and changedlocation designedto attract greaterpatronage.
While membershipfees collectedwere approximatelythe sameas last year, despite
an increasein the fee by $5.00 to $40.00, many playersdid not pay this very
reasonablelevy. lt is pointed out the fee barely coversthe players'mandatory
insurancepremium and Club affiliation costschargedby the QRU. ln addition it
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l r u s t b c r e m e r n b e r ct.hJc C l u t r p r . o v i d ej'tsr s e v s( $ 9 5 0 p e r s c t ) a n c lo t h c r t r . i i r l i n g
; r i d su s c t lb y p l a y c . r :T. h e i m p l r : n r e n t . r t i o n
f a s t r i c t c ra t t i t u d ct o t h c p a y n r e - noti
t h i s f e c b y p l a y er s i s r c c o m mned e dt o t h e i n c o r n i n cg o m n l i L t \ ' e .
I t i s p o i n t e do u t t h a t t h e C l u b n o w m a i n t a i n tsw o g r o u n c iw
sith thc accluisition
of the QAFL fieldandclubhouse
l a s ty e a r ,a n d n a t u r a li n f l a t i o nh a sa l s oi n c r e a s e d
t h e o p e r a t i n gc o s t sa s r e 1 ' l e c t ei d
n s t a t e n r e n t Isn. t e r e s t - f r el e
o a n st o t a l l i n g9 4 0 , 0 0 0
w e r e i e c e i v e dl r o m m a n y g e n e r o u sn t e m b e r sw i t h f u r t h e r d o n a t i o n so f $ 2 1 0 0 .
L o a n st o t a l l i n g$ 2 0 0 0 h a v eb e e n r e p a i di n t e r m s o f c c i n d i t i o nas n d i t i s p r o p o s e d
t o h a v ea f u r t h e rd r a wa t t h e A G M . A n a m o u n to f $ 5 5 0 0i n c l L r d ei d
n s u n d r yc r e d i t e d
f i g u r e si s s t i l l o w i n gt o t h e Q A F L a n d t h e l e a s ef r o m t h e B C Ci s s t i l lt o b e c o m p l e t e d .
T h e C l u b i s a p p r e c i a t i voef t h e A s h g r o v eG . P . S .J u n i o r R u g b y U n i o n C l u b r v h o
a g r e e dt o m a k e ( a n d h a s s u b s e q u e n t lm
y a d e )a p a y m e n to f $ ' l 7 2 0 t o u s b a s e coj n
s h a r e dc o s t so f t h e n e wc l u b h o u saen dg r o u n d sm a i n t e n a n c e .
A l l o u t s t a n d i n ga c c o u n t sh a v e b e e n p a i d o r b r o u g h ti n t o a c c o u n t so f t h e b o o i . . :
at balancingdate with the exceprionof a-Solicitor:jg19,q$jal!$_6&5_0 retaring
i
rakenby
I to legalcostsof Fiiian player,lli rabua, iii respEi.:f dciendingur',--aitinn
\ t h e D e p a r t m e n to f l m m i g r a t i o na n d E t h n i c A f f a i r s . A r e c o m r n e n d a t i orne l a t i v e
' \ t o m e e t i n gt h i s c o s t w i l l b e m a d e t o t h e i n c o m i n gc o m m i t t e e .
T h e c l u b h a sm c r
o t h e r c o s t st o d a t eo f $ 1 5 4 3 . 2 0i n t h i s r e g a r di n c l u d e da n i t e m " G e n e r aE
l xpenses".
I t a k c t h i l r . i p p o r t u n i t yc l p o i n tc l u tt h e i n c r e a s i n gdl ye m a n d e n
d a t u r eo f t h e p c , s i t i o n
o f T r e a s u r ear n d s u g g c sct o n s i d e r a t i obne g i v e nt o t h e c r e a t i o no f a n a s s i s t a n tp' so s t .
I n c o n c l u s i o nI e . x t e n dt o t h e i n c o m i n gc o m m i t t e ea n c lp l a y e r se v e r ys u c c e s isi i
r e s p e c to f t h e i r v a r l o u sr o l e si n t h e C l u b . I t h a n k a l l n r e m b e r o
s f the committee
w h o h a v e a s s i s t e dm c i n m y d u t i c s d u r i n g m y y e a r a s t r e a s u r e rI.n p a r t i c u i a rI
s i n c e r e l yt h a n k t h e p r e v i o u st r e a s u r efro r t h e a s s i s t a n caef f o r d e dm e i n c o m p l e t i n g
t h e b o o k s ,a n d R o g e rD e ' n t ,w i t h o u t w h o m t h e c a n t e e nc o u l d n o t h a v eo p e r a t e d .
B . J .D o w n s ,l - l o n T
. reasurer
N o t e : A u d i t o f f i n a n c r .si it . i l L ' m L ' \nvt as sn o t c o m p l e t e
a t t h e t i m e o f p r i n t i n gt h i s
A n n u a lR e p o r t ,b u t i t i s h t r p c dt h c i , . v i !bl r .a v a i l a b lfeo r t h e A . G . [ , 1 .
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STATEMENT
O F I N C O M E& E X P E N D I T U R E
F O RT H E E L E V E NM O N T H SE N D E D3 0 S E P T E M B E1R9 8 9
INCOME
Canteentrading
Function&
s fundraising
Donations& sponsorship
Interestreceived
Subscriptions
1l mths
to 30.9.89
1 2 . 5m t h s
to 1988
I 1 . 5m t h s
to 1987
1893.43
1449.33
20875.00
1163.52
4535.00
13015
6758
48452
5.t8
4575
8641
10429
25873
1648
3865
3s916.28
73318
50462
1864.80
ztol
7713.31
2025
11354
2663
2120
9181
EXPENDITURE
Advertising,printing& stationery
Affiliations
A s h g r o v ge r o u n d s& b u i l d i n ge x p e n s e s
( V a l l e y sD C C )
,, ,, ,, tl tt ,t t, ,,
(1996)
196.9s
Bankcharges
Bank interest
Canteentrading
Clothingcosts
Donations
Entertainment
Footballexpenses
Functionexpenses
Generalexpenses
I ncorporationexpenses
I nsurances
- General
- Playerscomp.disabled
L e a s i n -g s c r u mm a c h i n e
Playersimport expenses
Tour expenses
560
661
+so1.so
'r50.00
5719
9854.15
zrso
zzes.sg
598
44
176"t.46
1400,00
2071.19
6s0.00
1845
3880
2260
6677
963
456
348
1893
800
237
4803
2417
:,
1043
3880
22s9
11135
32829.3s
45534
44311
3086.93
27184
6 15 1
Surplusfor the period
Adlustments
- playersinsurancereserve
&
new groundcosts
- I B D & l o a n ,V a l l e y s3 1 1 1 0 1 8 6
- weightsapparatus
A c c u m u l a t efdu n d sb r o u g h tf o r w a r d
88063.9s
A c c u m u l a t efdu n d se n do f p e r i o d
91150.88
136
(s664)
26
1500
58644
sarsz
s8644
B A L A N C ES H E E T
A S A T 3 0 S E P T E M B E 1R9 8 9
I \ 4 E M B E RFSU N D S
A c c u m u l a t efdu n d s
A . C . D i b d i nP e t p e t u aTl r o p h y
. l. R . H a r r i sP e r p e t u aTlr o p h y
reserve
Playersinsurance
30lel8e
3 r/ ' r 0 / 8 8 1 4 1 1 0 1 8 1
9 11 5 0 . 8 8
300.00
300.00
88064
300
300
(oil
917s0.88
R E P R E S E N T EBDY :
NON-CURRENA
T SSETS
7 11 5 . 0 0
Fixedassets(at cost)
44714.00
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e
n
t
u
r
e
A
s
h
g
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v
e
i
m
p
r
o
v
e
m
e
n
t
s
Joint
s3808.00
No 2 oval - Ashgroveimprovements
12215.00
F i e l dl i g h t s- A s h g r o v e
600.00
B a l l y m o r eL i f e M e m b e r s h i p
600.00
D e b e n t u rS
e t o c k- E S A N D AL t d
New groundcosts(at cost)
3s0.00
Deposits
s120.00
Weightsapparatus
1115
44114
53808
12215
600
600
8062.88
1250.00
1120.00
(f
7115
44114
12215
600
600
l1
6s0
5120
124522.00 124822
C U R R E N TA S S E T S :
Cashat bank
Stock (at cost)
S u n d r yd e b t o r s
Canteenfloat
58644
300
300
213
20606
4008
336
50
65321
2208
2169
266
s243
11 0 3 2 . 8 8
r 35554.88 149822
10s64
LIABILITIES:
S u n d r yc r e d i t o r s
L o a n- i m p r o v e m e n tNso . 2 o v a l
L o a n- V a l l e y sD C C
s804.00 24015
38000.00 32000
820
5143
10281
T O T A LL I A B I L I T I E S :
43804.00
NETASSETS:
9 1 7 5 0 . 8 8 88664
TOTAL ASSETS:
21
61158
11107
59457
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