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Come Forward 5-11 ‘COME FORWARD’ – The NSW Union of Rowers Inc. Newsletter 5/2011 2011 AGM / PRESENTATION LUNCHEON The Union’s Annual Meeting on 21st August saw the appointment of our first lady President, Barbara Ramjan (centre) with (left to right) James Waldersee (Balmain), Cameron & Sarah Kitcher (Grafton High); Georgie Gotch (Queenwood School); Victoria Delipetar (UTS & Jameson High) and Holly Lawrence (Hunter Valley Grammar). CONGRATULATIONS! Two milestones were passed – our 100th Scholarship and the first brother & sister to receive scholarships. Our winners impressed everyone with their demeanour and confidence. Our guest speaker Peter Collett, Trans Atlantic Solo Rowing Challenge winner captivated the luncheon with his oratory, videos and power point presentation of his 76 day voyage. Thank you Peter for the description of your inspiring and daring adventure. Dr. Phil Sharp, Tim Wainman and Kim Mackney were awarded with 50 year Meritorious Service Certificates and a very surprised Kim Mackney also received the 2011 Master of the Year Award. Olympian and 2011 NSW Union of Rowers Master of the Year Kim Mackney is pictured here with 2010-11 President Russell McLean and 2011-12 President Barbara Ramjan. Thank you St. George Rowing Club for your hospitality. P.O. Box 208, Five Dock 2046 Australia. Phone 0417 290 449 Website www.nswrowers.com Email [email protected] ‘COME FORWARD’ – The NSW Union of Rowers Inc. Newsletter 5/2011 ALL ABOARD THE GOLD CUP CHRISTMAS PARTY CRUISE The St. Ignatius College Gold Cup Regatta will be held on Saturday, 3rd December, 2011. Following the success of last year’s cruise with the exceptional catering and beverages provided by St. Andrew’s College, the sub-committee is hard at work to provide another memorable day. The ferry “Regal II” is spacious and has an upper viewing deck ideal for spectators to view the regatta and the cruise departs from two pickup points Elliott Street wharf at 11.20am and Birkenhead wharf at 11.30am. Join in the excitement of the 128th Riverview Gold Cup regatta and be part of the spectacle and finale of the premier rowing regatta on Sydney Harbour. Our sponsor, St. Andrew’s College will present a lavish buffet luncheon with a wide variety of fine beverages. Kick off the festive season in style with a great day out. The cost once again is only $95 a head and bookings are essential. Please phone Barry Moynahan 9686 4290 or Terry Maher 0417 290449 to book or email the Union. Payment is by cheque or EFT to the Union’s bank account at the CBA Five Dock BSB 062169 Account 00801400. St. Andrew’s is much more than a residential college with a proud academic and rowing history within the University of Sydney. Functions, dinners, conferences, weddings, christenings etc. can all be accommodated at their centrally located exceptional venue. www.standrewscollege.edu.au DON’T MISS THE BOAT!! AUSTRALIAN SUCCESSES AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 has been a very memorable year for Australian Rowing with a record medal count at the World Championships held in Bled Slovenia. GOLD MEDALISTS Men’s Lightweight Four; Men’s Quad Scull; Men’s Lightweight Eight SILVER MEDALISTS Women’s Double Scull; Women’s Four; Men’s Coxed Pair BRONZE MEDALISTS Men’s Four; Women’s Pair; Adaptive Men’s Single Scull (Arms, Shoulders); Adaptive Mixed Double Scull (Trunk & Arms). We congratulate the Australian Team on a wonderful result. 2011 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Enclosed is a list of subscribers to this year’s Scholarship Club together with the application form. The draw for the $ 1,000 will take place at Sydney Rowing Club on the morning of Sunday, 11th December. Your support of the club and our youth scholarship program is most appreciated. The President & Committee wish you and your family a MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HEALTHY, HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 2012. P.O. Box 208, Five Dock 2046 Australia. Phone 0417 290 449 Website www.nswrowers.com Email [email protected] ‘COME FORWARD’ – The NSW Union of Rowers Inc. Newsletter 5/2011 UNION DIARY 11/11/2011 Date Day Time Event Venue Cost To Book 12/11/2011 Sat 7.00 Head of the Parramatta Parramatta River 13/11/2011 Sun 8.00 Port Macquarie R.C. Telegraph Point 19/11/2011 Sat 8.00 Sydney Grammar School Regatta Hen & Chicken Bay 19/11/2011 Sat 8.00 North Shore R.C. SIRC 19/11/2011 Sat 8.00 Roseville College Iron Cove 20/11/2011 Sun 8.00 Hunter R.C. Cockle Bay 26/11/2011 Sat 8.00 St . Joseph's College Regatta SIRC 3/12/2011 Sat 11.30 UNION GOLD CUP / XMAS CRUISE St Ignatius College $95 0417 290449 4/12/2011 Sun 8.00 CDRA Sprint Championships Throsby Creek 10/12/2011 Sat 8.00 Head of the Clarence Clarence River 10/12/2011 Sat 8.00 RNSW Premiership Regatta SIRC 11/12/2011 Sun 8.00 Grafton Rowing Club Clarence River 11/12/2011 Sun 8.00 NSW Sprint Championships SIRC 7/01/2012 Sat 7.00 NSWIS TT 4 Nepean River 13/01/2012 Fri-Sun 14.00 Taree Summer Regatta Manning River 21/01/2012 Sat 8.00 RNSW Small Boats SIRC 22/01/2012 Sun 8.00 NSW Interstate Team Trials SIRC 28/01/2012 Sat 8.00 Iluka Rowing Club Clarence River 29/01/2012 Sun 8.00 NRRA Age Championships Clarence River 4/02/2012 Sat 7.00 NSWIS TT5 Nepean River 4/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Pymble Ladies College Iron Cove 4/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Shore School Regatta Hen & Chicken 4/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Endeavour Rowing Club Berry Park 5/02/2012 Sun 8.00 Balmain Rowing Club Iron Cove 10/02/2012 Fri-Sun 8.00 NSW Rowing Championships SIRC 11/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Newington College Junior Regatta Hen & Chicken 17/02/2012 Fri 8.00 AHIGS-IGSSA Head of the River SIRC 18/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Kings/PLC/RNSW SIRC 18/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Scots Junior Regatta Hen & Chicken Bay 19/02/2012 Sun 8.00 Tweed Heads R.C. Regatta Tweed River 25/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Sydney Girls' High School Regatta Iron Cove 25/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Sydney Boys' High Junior Regatta Hen & Chicken Bay 25/02/2012 Sat 8.00 Sydney Rowing Club Regatta SIRC 26/02/2012 Sun 8.00 NSW Schoolboy Head of the River SIRC 3/03/2012 Sat 8.00 AAGPS Time Trial Parramatta River 10/03/2012 Sat 11.00 AAGPS HEAD OF THE RIVER SIRC 17/03/2012 Sat 8.00 Drummoyne Rowing Club Regatta Iron Cove 17/03/2012 Sat 8.00 NSW Combined High Schools Regatta Nepean River 24/03/2012 Sat 8.00 NSW Schoolgirl Head of the River SIRC 31/03/2012 Sat-Sun 8.00 NSW Edward Trickett Regatta SIRC 1/04/2012 Sun 8.00 South Grafton High School Regatta Clarence River P.O. Box 208, Five Dock 2046 Australia. Phone 0417 290 449 Website www.nswrowers.com Email [email protected] ‘COME FORWARD’ – The NSW Union of Rowers Inc. Newsletter 5/2011 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB MEMBERS AT 7/11/2011 22 David Anderson 29 John Coates AC 4 Terence Maher 42 Dallas Smith 27 Max Annett 32 John Coates AC 148 Peter McCallum 828 David Sollom 1049 Max Annett 1040 Anne Craig 151 Robert McColm 829 David Sollom 26 Spencer Arndell 1117 Anne Craig 67 Linda McDonald 830 David Sollom 31 Edward Baker 48 Anne Craig 14 Anthony McFarlane 203 David Sollom 885 Edward Baker 50 Anne Craig 890 Andrew McIntyre 204 Chris Spark 886 Edward Baker 77 Ralph Currall 889 Ann McIntyre 1180 Chris Spark 887 Edward Baker 81 Bob Day 15 Geoffrey McIntyre AM 1181 Chris Spark 54 Ron Beattie 82 Colin Death 336 William Monaghan 1182 Chris Spark 115 Ron Beattie 86 Derrick Docherty 158 Graham Montgomerie 209 Robert Stone 119 Ron Beattie 74 Derrick Docherty 71 Graham Montgomerie 877 Robert Stone 270 Ronald Beattie 87 Doug Donoghue AM 2 Barry Moynahan 217 John Tiernan 109 Ken Bell 84 Riley Elvery 966 Pamela Moynahan 1177 John Tiernan 5 Kenneth Bell 89 Riley Elvery 258 Graham Nix 1178 John Tiernan 38 Leon Blackman 90 Larry Etherington 563 Owen Nix 1179 John Tiernan 33 Leon Blackman 96 Ron Ficarra 346 Laurie Ormerod 218 Robert Tipping 34 Leon Blackman 905 Ron Ficarra 175 Michael Poole 1188 Robert Tipping 37 Leon Blackman 906 Ron Ficarra 562 Barbara Ramjan 1189 Robert Tipping 275 Peter Boyce 907 Ron Ficarra 537 Lionel Robberds 1190 Robert Tipping 49 Kevin Boyle 97 Mervyn Finlay 1184 Lionel Robberds 595 Anne Titterton 1 Anthony Brown 13 Mervyn Finlay 1185 Lionel Robberds 59 Phil Titterton 560 Gillian Campbell 98 Warwick Flecknoe 1186 Lionel Robberds 60 Phil Titterton 6 John Campbell 876 Warwick Flecknoe 184 Michael Rowan 219 Phillip Titterton 63 John Campbell 39 Warwick Flecknoe 812 Kim Rudder 220 Ian Toll 278 Mark Campbell 40 Warwick Flecknoe 813 Kim Rudder 1183 Ian Toll 61 David Cay 99 Alan Flint 814 Kim Rudder 1050 Tim Wainman 816 David Cay 892 Margot Gothard 185 Kim Rudder 1051 Tim Wainman 817 David Cay 111 Nim Greenwood 75 Leah Saunders 1052 Tim Wainman 818 David Cay 116 Ken Henson 79 Leah Saunders 367 Timothy Wainman 904 Phil Cayzer 862 Evan James 910 Phil Sharp 17 David Ward 62 Phil Cayzer OAM 863 Liam James 911 Phil Sharp 1161 David Ward 64 Ernie Chapman OAM 253 Gregory James QC 912 Phil Sharp 238 William Wiggins 69 John Coates AC 319 Harold Kratz 471 Philip Sharp 251 Brett Woolfitt AO 23 John Coates AC 414 Hazel Kratz 200 Dallas Smith TOTAL 135 IS YOUR NAME MISSING FROM THE LIST? IF SO PLEASE SUPPORT THE SCHOLARSHIP CLUB BY SUBSCRIBING – COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW.
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