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St.George Junior Rugby Football League Incorporated ST. GEORGE JRLFC YEARBOOK 2017 ST.GEORGE JUNIOR RUGBY FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED 2017 ANNUAL REPORT & YEARBOOK Annual Report for season 2017 presented at Annual General Meeting. pg.1 ST. GEORGE JRLFC YEARBOOK 2017 ST. GEORGE JRLFC YEARBOOK 2017 OFFICIALS SEASON 2017 OFFICIALS SEASON 2017 ST GEORGE JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE INC. Patron: Mr. M.V. Lynch Ph: 9580 4832 AFFILIATED CLUB SECRETARIES 2017 BOARD OF MANAGEMENT JUNIOR LEAGUE SECRETARY President: Mitchell Sim Ph: 9587 6451 Mr. David Parkes – PO Box 2084, Peakhurst, 2210 Senior Vice President: Peter Trethewy Ph: 0419 435 992 Phone: 0414 896 740 Honorary Secretary: David Parkes Ph: 0414 896 740 Honorary Treasurer: Gary McCoullough Ph: 9153-5656 Fax: 9153 9775 ST. GEORGE D.R.F.L. REFEREES ASSOCIATION Directors: Chris Books Ph: 0412 008 595 Mr. Joshua Perestrelo – Locked Bag 1500, Ramsgate, 2217 Gary Fa’afua Ph: 0402 242 801 Phone: 0411 127 401. Fax: 9588 9039 Darren Campbell Ph: 0427 792 680 ARNCLIFFE SCOTS J.R.L.F.C. ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mrs. Glenys Ellis – 7 Surrey Pl, Kareela, 2232 Vice Presidents: Ahmed Ghassa Ph: 0402 923 123 Phone: 9528 3930. Fax: 9528 6320 Beverly Armstrong Ph: 9533 5416 Cathy Crowe Ph: 0409 911 094 BRIGHTON SEAGULLS J.R.L.F.C. Daniel Tasaico Ph: 0438 945 477 Mr. James Brickwood – 50 Hudson St, Hurstville, 2200 David Cahill Ph: 0415 332 931 Phone: 0426 882 063 Gary Crowe Ph: 0450 647 595 Glenys Ellis Ph: 9528 3930 Greg Hughes Ph: 0406 222 326 EARLWOOD SAINTS J.R.L.F.C. Kelly Campbell Ph: 0427 792 680 Mr. Rob Gianesi – 39 Woolcott St, Earlwood, 2206 Khoder Ghassa Ph: 0402 769 712 Phone: 0435 806 035 Leba Abihanna Ph: 9502 4501 Maureen Connelly Ph: 9153 9384 Michael Tsougranis Ph: 0447 442 213 HURSTVILLE UNITED J.R.L.F.C. Reece Merrick Ph: 0411 583 130 Mrs Lindslay Merrick – 7/15 Letitia Street, Oatley, 2223 Robert Rayner Ph: 9570 6607 Phone: 0402 448 291 Steve Bell Ph: 9570 8549 Sue Bell Ph: 9570 8549 KINGSGROVE COLTS J.R.L.F.C. Sue Braga Ph: 0415 678 896 Toni Hughes Ph: 0424 655 059 Mr. Gaby Abihanna – 51 Kingsgrove Rd, Belmore South, 2192 Returning Officer: Steve Bell Ph: 9570 8549 Phone: 0405 110 497 Honorary Auditor: Coleman, Maher & Co Ph: 9523 9344 KOGARAH COUGARS J.R.L.F.C. Mrs. Mel Karauna – 2/31 Bruce St, Kogarah Bay, 2217 AFFILIATED CLUBS PRESIDENTS, SECRETARIES AND DELEGATES: Phone: 0413 133 123 Voting rights determined by number of teams. Each club one or two teams = one vote; three or more teams = two votes, PENSHURST R.S.L. J.R.LF.C. eight or more teams = three votes Mr. David Cahill – 2/6 Connelly St, Penshurst, 2222 ARNCLIFFE SCOTS: Darrell Bartlett, Glen Ellis, Linda Christie (11 teams) Phone: 0415 332 931 BRIGHTON SEAGULLS: Bruce Hartley, James Brickwood (5 teams) EARLWOOD SAINTS: Andrea Perestrelo, Rob Gianessi, Tony Perestrelo (5 teams) RENOWN UNITED SPORTS CLUB Mrs. Bev Armstrong – 2/16 Blackwattle St, Peakhurst, 2210 KINGSGROVE COLTS: Gabriel Abihanna, Cheryl Abihanna, Michael Lambino (12 teams) Phone: 0457 034 095 HURSTVILLE UNITED: Lindslay Merrick, Theresa Tasaico, Blake Glanville (10 teams) KOGARAH COUGARS: Mel Karauna, Manal Hage-Hasan (6 teams) RIVERWOOD LEGION J.R.L.F.C. PENSHURST RSL: Graeme Chong-Sun, Steve Rogers, Richard Morgan (15 teams) c/o St George JRFL RENOWN UNITED: Ted Palumberi, Warren Turnell, Brian Bolger (12 teams) RIVERWOOD LEGION: Nil (Did not field teams in 2017) pg.2 pg.3 pg.4 2017 2017 COMMITTEES Beverley Armstrong Beverley Trethewy Peter Ellis Glenys Crowe Cathy Parkes David Registration. David Parkes David Gary Fa’afua Campbell Darren Development. David Parkes David Sim Mitchell Match andDraw. Daily Press Daily Parkes David Jack Brady Magazine. David Parkes David Recorder. Gary Crowe Campbell Darren Gary McCoullough Grounds. Mitchell Sim Mitchell Parkes David Competitions. Joint David Parkes David Trethewy Peter Courses. Cathy Crowe Cathy Parkes David Rep Teams. Coleman, Maher&Co. Coleman, Hon. Auditor. Steve Bell Gary Crowe Gary Fa’afua Judiciary. Toni Hughes Toni Ellis Glenys Secretarial/Minute. David Parkes David Gary Fa’afua Campbell Darren Development. Board Finance/Constitution. Glenn Thompson Glenn Officer. Hon. Legal ST. GEORGE JRLFC YEARBOOK 2017 ST. GEORGE JRLFC YEARBOOK 2017 Gary Crowe (Delegate) Gary Crowe (Proxy) Chris Books Appt’s. Referees Parkes David Welfare. Steve Bell Sim Mitchell Gary McCoullough Life Members. David Parkes David Chris Books JLAssociation. NSW Chris Books Parkes David Editorial. Steve Bell Officer. Returning HONOUR ROLL - PREVIOUS OFFICE BEARERS 1946 – 2017 This list has been prepared from available records and we advise 1946 was our Association’s 40th year of operation. Only scant records prior to this time are available, however further research may disclose additional information for future publications YEAR PATRONS PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT PRESIDENT SECRETARY 1946 Mr A. Popplewell; Mr J. Mostyn; Mr S. Lands; Mr H. Lane; Mr P. Marsden Mr F.F. Lepherd Mr H. Townsend Mr W. Thompson Mr M. Gannon Mr J. McGrath, MLA; Mr M. Shanny 1947 Mr A. Popplewell; Mr J. Mostyn; Mr S. Lands; Mr H. Lane; Mr P. Marsden Mr F.F. Lepherd Mr H. Townsend Mr W. Thompson Mr L.S. Speak- Mr J. McGrath, MLA; Mr M. Shanny man 1948 Mr A. Popplewell; Mr J. Mostyn; Mr S. Lands; Mr H. Lane; Mr P. Marsden Mr F.F. Lepherd Mr H. Townsend Mr W. Thompson Mr L.S. Speak- Mr J. McGrath, MLA; Mr M. Shanny man 1949 Mr P. Marsden Mr W. Todd Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L.S. Speakman Mr W. Thompson Mr A. Lewis 1950 Mr P. Marsden Mr W. Todd Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L.S. Speakman Mr W. Thompson Mr A. Lewis 1951 Mr P. Marsden Mr L.H. Stephens Mr V. Harrington Mr L.S. Speakman Mr W. Thompson Mr P. Robinson 1952 Mr P. Marsden Mr L.H. Stephens Mr V. Harrington (ret’d) Mr L.S. Speakman Mr W. Thompson Mr P. Robinson Mr L. Doust (appointed) 1953 Mr P. Marsden Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L. Doust Mr L.S. Speakman Mr W. Thompson Mr P. Robinson 1954 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L. Doust Mr L.S. Speakman Mr W. Thompson Mr P. Robinson 1955 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L. Doust Mr A.J. Jones Mr W. Thompson Mr A. Goymour 1956 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L. Doust Mr A.J. Jones Mr W. Thompson Mr A. Goymour 1957 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.H. Stephens Mr L. Doust Mr A.J. Jones Mr W. Thompson Mr A. Goymour 1958 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.H. Stephens Mr J. Ellwood Mr A.J. Jones Mr W. Thompson Mr E. Cox 1959 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.H. Stephens Mr G. Gaut Mr A.J. Jones Mr W. Thompson Mr W. Dodd 1960 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.S. Speakman Mr G. Gaut Mr K. McSweyn Mr G.T. Taylor Mr J. Burke 1961 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.S. Speakman Mr G. Gaut Mr K. McSweyn Mr G.T. Taylor Mr W. Dodd 1962 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.S. Speakman Mr G. Gaut Mr W.J. Dodd Mr G.T. Taylor Mr C.H. Menser 1963 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr L.S. Speakman Mr G. Gaut Mr C.H. Menser Mr G.T. Taylor Mr W. Bergin 1964 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr G.T. Taylor Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr L.S. Speakman Mr C. Shannon 1965 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr G.T. Taylor Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr L.S. Speakman Mr S. Gee 1966 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP; Mr L. Reynolds (joint Patrons) Mr G.T. Taylor Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr L.S. Speakman Mr S. Gee 1967 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr G.T. Taylor Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr L.S. Speakman Mr S. Gee pg.5 1968 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr G.T. Taylor Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr L.S. Speakman Mr F. Ede 1969 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP Mr G.T. Taylor Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr L.S. Speakman Mr F. Ede pg.6 YEAR PATRONS PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT PRESIDENT SECRETARY 1970 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP; Mr R.J. Gardiner (joint Patrons) Mr P. Del-Grande Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr J. Ward Mr F. Ede 1971 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP; Mr R.J. Gardiner (joint Patrons) Mr P. Del-Grande Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr J. Ward Mr F. Ede 1972 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP; Mr R.J. Gardiner (joint Patrons) Mr P. Del-Grande Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr J. Cole Mr F. Ede 1973 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP; Mr R.J. Gardiner (joint Patrons) Mr T. Butler Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr F. Allen Mr F. Ede 1974 The Hon W.F. (Bill) Crabtree, MP; Mr R.J. Gardiner (joint Patrons) Mr T. Butler Mr F.E. Erickson Mr C.H. Menser Mr F.
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