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73Rd Annual Report St. George District Athletic club Inc. Incorporøted 1992 Successor to St. George District Amateur Athletic Club Founded 1921'. Affiliated Athletics NSW Headquarters Track: Olds Park Distance: Scarborough Park Athtetes who set new Club records during the 1993-94 season included (from lelt): Ursula Rodwøy, Kieran Galløgher and Anne Manning SEVENTY THIRD ANNUAL REPORT AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FORTHE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH,1994 M AKE' o' t'ro, :..Tll * E Nc LrsH BfrTES BII(ES The Public Trustee has been making Wills and administering Trading Hours for over 75 years. lt's our business and what we do Mon - Fri 8am-6pm Now, we're doing it even better! Thursday 8am-8pm Saturday 8am-4pm many people, making lheir Will can be a conf using expe- . Wills are usually dratted using complicated legal so many people are unsure if what they are ning expresses their intentions accurately. 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Gribble B.Molino A.Gould (deceased) 1 963 J.Bowers 1971 Emer¡tus Presldent Womens D¡stanco Captain D.Jolliffe 1971 D.Jenkins A.A. Gainsford OAM D.Wilson AM 1 971 R.Gribble 1 975 Senior Vlce Presldents Womens Distancc Vice Captain G.Canuthers MBE 1 983 G.Carruthêrs MBE;S.Donnelly;A.Thomas C.Williams A.Thomas 1 983 V¡ce Presídents Publicity Officers S.Donnelly 199 1 A.A.GainsfordOAM; R.Gribble; A.Peek: 1 R.Rathbone OAM: L.Mcleay; R. Green;T.Griff ilhs ; F.Eggleton (deceased) 991 P.Phillips; R.Nash M.lemma; B.Langton; W.Pickering; D.Melham; R. Nash 199.1 G.Punch; G.Thompson; R.Jolliffe;D.Wilson AM; A.Peek 1 991 A.Staples; A.Argall; Reg¡slrar G.Page;G.Freeman; D.Joll¡ffo; A.Staples 1 991 B.Scott; A.l-{enderson; A.Peek; B.Molino; C. Ferraro H.Gibbons; L.Bosman; P.Donnelly; P.Phillíps Assistant Registrar Gene¡al Secretary V.Hopkins H.Molloy Reco¡ds Otficer Merit Awards Treasurer J.Gallagher F.Eggleton (deceased) 1975 D.Jolliffe M.Moroney (deceased) 1 975 Soclal Comm¡ttee P.Donnelly; P.Nash; N.Thomas: E.McOlean; G.Page 1 975 Track Secretary A.Thomas 1975 A.Peek J.Molloy; J.Windred F.Thornton 1975 O¡stance Secretary Selectors L.Williams (deceased) 1975 S.Donnelly; D.Jolliffe; A.Peek; G.McOfean; C.Batman D.Edwards 199 1 C.Batman; P.Tonge; C.Williams; D.Jenkins A.Henderson 1 991 M¡nute Secretary P.Phillips 1 991 Handicappers P.Phillips 1 991 S.Donnelly; D.Jolliffe; P.Tonge; A.Peek T.Richards B.Scott 1 991 l-lonorary Auditor D.Carlisle Tlmekeepers, Judges and Gear Stewards K.Jenkins; S Donnelly; B.Molino; A.Argall; Executive R.Nash; H.Kunkel; J.Gallagher; T.Richards; R.Gribble(Chakman); R.Molloy; D.Jolliffe; A.Peek; A.Peek; A.Henderson; D.Jolliffe; P.Tonge; C.Batman; S.Donnelly; C.Ferrarot J.Gallagher; P.Wright: E.Walsh; E.Gentle; P.Tuziak; PPhillips R.Molloy; J.Molloy C.Wlliams; A.Staples; A.Thomas Costume Custodian & Trophy Steward Delegates to Management Council T.Richards B.Gribble; R.Molloy; A.Staples:C Batman(alt) Starters Oelegates to lnterclub S.Donnelly; A.Peek; P.Tonge; P.Tuziak; E.Gentle A.Peek; R.Gribble; J.Gallaghe(alt); C.Stratford(alt) Coaches Delegates to Harrier (Winter) Comm¡ttee A.Peek; P.Tuziak; A.Thomas; R.Ennever; A.Staples; W.Seary; P.Phillips (alt) R.Molloy; L.Watson; C.Stratford; W.Pratt Track Caplaln Flrst Ald C.Williams A.Argall; R.Nash; V.Hopkins There are three distinct categories into which club Glub Membersh¡p members can be placed. These are - (A) Open, Associates and Officials; 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 (B) Athletes 16 years and over but under 20; and Officials 39 47 14 23 26 (C) Athletes less than 16 years. Open 37 33 83 75 85 Associate 130 1 10 The Club has experienced growth in categories A and Under 20 232 02 C, while athletes between the ages of 15 and 19 fell. The resurgence in membership is particularly Under 1 9 2 55 encouraging and is due in part to the efforts of the Under 18 975 98 Club's executive and a policy towards family 1 7 Under 7 72 regiskations by Athletics NSW. During 1993-94, the Under 1 6 25 18 I 64 Club received 54 new members and had 134 Underl 5 4 68 renewals, compared to 41 new members and 128 Under 1 4 6 11 10 renewals for the previous year. 110 members, Under 13 9 84 including 50 athletes under 16, were members for the full year; 49 registered for the winter season; and l9 Under 1 2 23 20 17 39 registered as summer athletes. ln addition, 10 young Under 11 15 15 athletes registered as associates during the summer Total 136 157 188 131 169 season. St. George Athletics 94 - 1 BATH RESURFACING T & C SPYRAKIS PTY LTD BY BATHROOM REGLAZING OF SYDNEY Domestic and Commerclal Specialists ALL AREAS Have your. B¡ths. B¡slns. Tiles. Accessãries resurfaced by licensed professionals usirg the ìatesl ln resurfacing techn0logy. EXCAVATIONS - DEMOLITIONS * Whíte or a wid¿ ronge o! colou¡s * W¡ilt¿n guaruntc¿ . Swimming pools . 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Burgess & Assoc¡ates Blood ALL SUBURBS Donors CONSULTING SURVEYORS AII Surveying Services Love 570 1 838 579 4472 35 P¡tt St, Mortdate Life! Fax:579 1997 After Hours: Sg7Sg7 G en erou sly Sp on sored by ABOVE RUBBISH R&MLANGHAM&SONS Att REMOVATS PTY LT D ALL AREAS Master Plumber.Lic.No. P.D.c.L., 1BO4 C A.g45g CHEAP & AFFORDABLE DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE ALL TYPES OF RUBBISH, IIOME RENOVATIONS REMOVAL, YARDS CLEARED, INDUSTRIAL & DOMESTIC BUILDING )i( Electric Eel Drain )¡( WASTE, Cleaning No Job Too Small WE LOAD FORYOU Mobile Telephones "FREEQUOTES_7DAYS" 018 23 3282.018 29 7929.018 26 4131 Mobile 018 964 596 546 3724 3l Nelson St, Penshu¡sl 2222 173 Stuart St, Blakehurst 2221 579 5186 2 - St. George Athletics 94 President's Report Prcsênled to rrnmár,ß tt thè 73Ìd Annual Genanl Meet¡ng hetd at 51. Georgc Leaguas Ctub Bowtlng Ctub P¡lnces Highway Cartton 24 June 1gg4 at 7.tldpm Ladies and Gøntlemen Our Club continues to progrêss w¡th pleasing results in the competitive arena was unable to run a qualifying time and claim a spot in the Commonwealth and a healthy working party contributing to good administration.
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