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CLAREMONTCLAREMONT FOOTBALLFOOTBALL CLUBCLUB Incinc 89Th Annual Report | 2014 Financial Statement & Balance Sheet CLAREMONTCLAREMONT FOOTBALLFOOTBALL CLUBCLUB incinc 89th Annual Report | 2014 Financial Statement & Balance Sheet Luke Blackwell 117 CFC games 4 EB Cook Medals 1 Sandover Medal 1 Simpson Medal 2 WAFL Premierships 1 Foxtel Cup Premiership 3 State Games | 2 Annual Report 2014 Claremont Football Club 2014 BOARD MEMBERS CFC BOARD MEETINGS PATRONAGE ATTENDANCE RECORD Patron: Mr Errol Marron President: Kevin SOMES From 2012 AGM Meeting – total of 12 Vice Patrons: Hon Colin BARNETT MLA monthly meetings Hon James CLARKO AM AE JP Vice President: Darrell PANIZZA Hon Richard COURT AC Kevin Somes 12 Philip CRABB Directors: Darrell Panizza 12 Hon Bill HASSELL AM JP Hon Sue KNOWLES Ken CASELLAS Ian HAGGERTY Ian Haggerty 12 Anne KYLE Valerie HASKINS Peter HIGGINS Jarrod Ryan 12 Ross LEDGER Peter HOLLINS Jarrod RYAN Valerie Haskins 10 David PYE Peter Hollins 10 – seconded in January Les MUMME Ken Casellas 12 CDC Chairman: Paul DONOVAN Ian OLDFIELD No. 1 Ticket Holder: Mr Denis McINERNEY Claremont Football Club (Inc) 89TH ANNUAL REPORT Financial Statement & Balance Sheet to be presented to the Members at the Annual General Meeting to be held at the Claremont Football Club Davies Road, Claremont on 11th December 2014 at 6.00pm AGENDA 1. To confirm the Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on Thursday 12th December 2013. 2. To receive the Annual Report and Balance Sheet for the year ended 31st October 2014. 3. To receive and consider such recommendations for Awards as may be made by the Board of Directors. Back Row: Jarrod Ryan, Peter Higgins, Ian Haggerty 4. To receive the Returning Officer’s Report and Front Row: Valerie Haskins, Kevin Somes, Ken Casellas, Todd Shimmon declaration of the poll for Directors. Absent: Darrell Panizza, Peter Hollins CLAREMONT FOOTBALL CLUB thanks you for your support this year MAJOR SPONSORS MAJOR SUPPORT SPONSORS AMCAP Distribution Centre KC sports Murfett Legal Georgiou Group Kennards Hire Saracen Estate The Pocket Claremont Lexus of Perth Sandalford Wine Hertz Truck Rentals and Marron Real Estate Steibel Eltron Leasing McInerney Ford QUBE Logistics ASSOCIATE SPONSORS Ace Cinemas Clarksons Australia Lifecare Physiotherapy Signs Plus Aherns Lawyers Don Russell Homes Nexus Risk Services SITA Environmental Services Airey and Associates Elect Sales Quest Accounting Villa Roma Australian Physiotherapy Equip- Esslemont and Cockram Ray White Karratha Viva! Photography ment Haskins Settlements RE Ledger Brogues of Claremont Hoseco Retravision Christina’s Restaurant Les Mumme & Associates Scheider Electric Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2014 | 3 CLUB OFFICE STAFF Adam GARBIN Chief Executive Officer Todd SHIMMON Madison JAMIESON Nehaa KHAN General Manager Matt McKAY Football & Sponsorship Dean HORSINGTON Sebastian NEAVES Admin & Finance Manager Marina MANUEL Paul OSBORN Membership & Sponsorship Louise PATERSON Kate PESTELL Engagement Manager Hannah HENDERSON Chloe PHELPS Administration Jessica DONOVAN Rhiannon REID Helen RUTHERFORD Tristan SHERRY Thomas LEDGER Emilie STOCKWELL Little League Co-Ordinator Bar Manager Christian SEDLEY Great Southern Regional Mngr Tom MOIR Kimberley GM Brett ANGWIN Kimberley DO Michael FARMER FOOTBALL STAFF 16’s Coach Mark PARIS Football Operations Manager Darcy COFFEY 15’s Coach Jan-June Mark PARIS Talent Development Officer Warren PARKER 15’s Coach July-Dec Sam COUSENS District Manager Matt McNALLY 14’s Coach Jan-June Craig ROGERS Development Officer Sam COUSENS 14’s Coach July-Dec Bevan O’FARRELL Senior Coach Michael BROADBRIDGE Assistant League Coaches Chris BOLTON Des HEADLAND SUPPORT GROUPS Brad TRPCHEV Past Players Officials & Supporters Association Mike FOUNTAIN President John PEDDIE Chairman of Selectors Ryan LASSCOCK Vice Presidents Kerry SPRIGG Team Manager Graham MABBS Les GILLIES League Runners Gavin SAXON Secretary Keith BYERS Tony DELANEY Treasurer Frank RICCELLI Darren McPARTLAND Immediate Past President John O’CONNELL League Boardman Adam KLESURA Committee: Phil McGANN Reserves Coach Nigel WILSON Sam DRABBLE Reserves Team Manager Keith MILLBAND Drew GILLESPIE Colts Coach Ross McQUEEN Andrew WEBSTER Assistant Colts Coaches Chris PAYNE Catering Group Mark PARIS Chairman – Carol MILLBAND Beth BLACKWELL Sam WALLACE Bev & Garry GASCOIGNE Wendy GILLETT Bevan O’FARRELL Norma GORDON Gwen GRAFFIN Craig NITSCHKE Margaret LOCKHART Jacqui NASH Colts Team Manager Bern WILLET Shirley MEDCALF Judith WINSLADE Colts Runners Robbie BENDER Joan MONKHOUSE Mim NEATES Justin BLADES Pam O’CONNELL Lucey WATT Interchange Steward Tom COMMINS Doreen POWER Sally ROBERTS Statisticians Frank RICCELLI Voluntary Maintenance Crew Andrew WEBSTER Foreman – Ian HAGGERTY Gerry ATHERDEN Mike ATKINSON Keith BYERS Dale EDWARDS Tony FRIEDLIEB Ron DINGWALL John FAIRBRASS Tracey WILSON Ian FISHER Stan GARNER Doctor Dr Lionel LIM Garry GASCOIGNE John GIBBONS Senior Physiotherapist Anthony McEVOY Ray GILLIES Ron GRAFFIN Colts Physiotherapist Michael BOURKE Garry HILL Senior Conditioning Coach Dylan POWELL Tom JAMES Rob JOHNSON Colts Conditioning Coach Matt STORER Malcolm McKERCHER David MEDCALF Head Property Manager Jack DENTON John O’CONNELL Frank O’CONNELL Property Assistant Justin BLADES Timekeepers Ed COYLE Kerry SPRIGG Murray WILLIS Geoff CURRIE Ken VENABLES Graeme WESTON Head Sports Trainer Steph MADIGAN Sports Trainers Sophie CLARKE Show Parking Co-ordinators Ali CONNELL Julia DALGLEISH Arthur SMITH & Ron DINGWALL Sam FLYNN | 4 Annual Report 2014 Claremont Football Club LIFE EB Cook * WR Harvey S Malaxos C North * AW Smith LJ Cook SA Headon * D Manea D O’Connell GB Smith * MEMBERS LW Cove * HE Hendy * M Manea JE O’Connell PG Smith * TJ Ahern * J Crabb CJ Hooper * FJ Mann * W O’Neill * DW Soutar * M Atkinson D Crawford KA Hough * KW Mann EL Packham * A Steward * EG Baker * C Creed * AW Hughes EF Marron D Panizza FR Batt * C Stewart * JT Cross DL Idle * DC Marshall A Parker * B Beecroft JR Stewart * FW Cuzens P Jago * K Maskiell JD Parkinson W Blackwell WH Sutherland * JB Dethridge RR Jeffrey * WK Maskiell G Pearce R Bond * NA Tame R Dover * B Johnston KM Matthews RH Price * HV Boys * G Earnshaw * A Jones SL McClements * W Ralph GK Thompson * AW Bradshaw * J Edmeades * CR Kemp * JD McIntosh EJ Reeves * Dr PB Tunbridge MF Bridgwood * K Venables RW Briggs * MR Elphick W Kidner * HD McKee * JB Reid * JA Watkins * W Brophy * J Firkin * D Kowal GE Mell * SW Reynolds M Buttfield * Dr R Fitzpatrick PR Kyle * S Mell * FS Riccelli L Watkins * KR Caporn * B Garner RJ Kyle * RC Melville RP Rodriguez * WA Watkins LJ Carroll S Garner MJ Lasscock HM Mercer * DH Rowe * A Webster K Casellas R Gillies HS Leckie * GM Moloney * C Rudeforth J Webster * PJ Cassidy * R Graffin B Lee * RE Moloney * J Sale JF Wheeler * VE Chambers IT Grieve * N Lee * SR Moloney * M Sale AF White * J Chapman * JL Grieve * J Lemmon * FJ Morris * NB Salomons JA White * J Guard JJ Leonard * WH Morris * ER Sanders * RM Chapman * B Wira F Chatel * JF Hamley * J Lewis NR Morton J Scott * K Worthington L Christopher T Handley EA Lovegrove * GF Moss SG Scott K Xanthis SC Clarke * M Hann EL Lummis * LC Mumme AG Shaw * KJ Clune Dr J Harvey PC Lushey JK Munro * AP Skinner * S Young * HJ Compton * R Harvey GL Maffina * GJ Neesham MA Smart * Deceased VALE 16/10/14 LUKE, William James – Member for life and long-time 16/12/2013. SCOTT John (Monty) Malcolm (Player No. 4) and supporter. Member for Life played 2 league games in 1953. His 15/11/2014 WATTERS Richard (Dick) Lancelot (Player number 434) 1st game was played on 16/5/53 versus West Perth played 2 league games 1955 – 1956. His first game at Claremont and last game on the 15/8/53 versus was played on 21/5/55 versus West Perth at Laithlan Subiaco at Claremont. and his last game was played on the 8/9/56 versus January 2014. HUGHES, Robert James. Brother Arthur Hughes - a Subiaco at Subiaco. volunteer at Claremont Football Club. November 2014. HUNT Peter. Sponsor and Member for Life. Peter was 9/02/2014. BRIGGS Joan. - Mother of John Peddie. John Peddie is a prominent Architect in Perth, and participated in the the President of the PPOA at Claremont Football Club. development of Subiaco Oval. 26/03/14 CAPORN, Ken (Moose) – League Legend No. 255, 18/11/2013 EVANS Darryl (Player No: 520) Darryl played one 1943-1958, 273 games. Caporn represented WA 12 game on the 3/9/60 versus East Perth at the Claremont times and he was Claremont’s fairest-and-best player Oval. in 1951 and 1954. In 1954 he was one of three West FARRELL. James (Jim) Alexander Player number 601 - played 24 league Australians named in the Sporting Life’s Australian games from 1968 to 1970. He first played on the Team of the Year. The greatest full-back in the history 11/5/68 versus East Perth at Claremont Oval. He of the Claremont Football Club retired on 1/8/70 in a game vs. East Perth at 12/6/2014 RILEY Trevor. Father of Mark Riley (past coach) Claremont Oval. 24/07/2014. LIGGINS David Stewart (Player number 585) played 11 league games from 1967 – 1968. He played his 1st game on 17/6/67 versus Perth at Claremont Oval and last game on 20/7/68 versus South Fremantle at Fremantle Oval. 26/8/2014 XANTHIS Ethel. mother of Kevin Xanthis (Life Member) 5/9/2014 JAGO Jack. Jack Jago assisted with show parking for many years. He is the brother of Anne Kyle (Vice Patron of CFC )and Peter Jago who is a ex player of CFC (Player No: 357) Claremont Football Club Annual Report 2014 | 5 and look forward to his continual support. Our The next two years, 2015 and 2016, will be Vice Patrons are listed elsewhere in this annual spent at the Showgrounds. This will be financially report. You all play an important role in this great challenging for the club due to the loss of revenue club and I thank you all most sincerely on behalf and the additional costs from playing away from of the Board for your continued support and home.
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