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Adelaide Turf Cricket Annual Report Financial Statement ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION Inc. (Founded 1932) ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL STATEMENT SEASON 2006/07 B.W. SH'EPHiîRp!!(N4 MEAL .CUP 1975(76 G. Quinn Pars- Tel hrstltute 1971/72 G. Thomson Elizabeth District Al PREMF$R. GRADE 1976/77 G: Pieute &flown District 1972/73 C.M. Fanning S.P.O.C. BEST PERFORMED PLAYER 1977/78 G. Fielke Eátolwt District 1973/74 D. Rudy Brighton 1990/91 Ai. Watson Remand 1978/79 S.T. Lade SP.O.C. 1974/75 R. Phillips Old Scotch 1991i92 P.T. Mpggletcu Walkarv/lle 1979/80 S.T. LanaS.P.O.0 1975/76 B.W. Friend Brighton 1992/93 GM. Stagg Cf arxna Park 1980/81 R. Sewer Grange 1976/77 B. Freer Richmond 1993/94 Nit_ 'Moloney. Gems Cross 1981/$2 D, Taylor Para Hills 1977/78 G. Cadre Brighton 1994/95 N, Wnndke Brighton 1982/83 M. Barnes Brighton 1978/79 T.H. Stokes Woodville North 1995/96 P.C. Rahn PIA= 1983/84 A Dempster Fstnou n District 1979/80 M. Powell Tea Tree Gully Dist. 1996/37 R.C. Thompson Pointa 1984/85 A. Cheaters Grange 1980/81 B. Freer Richmond 1997/98 M. Trinati Rautrevar O.C. 19e4/8S R.G. Céterowath Gaza 1981/82 S.J. Nettle Richmond 1998/99 RC. Tha®Pwa Poorafra 1985/36 D. Williams Payneham 198283 C.P. Moulds Payneham 1999/00 G.H. ArmstrostgS.P.O.0 1986/87 R.A. France Payneham 1983/84 A.J. Gordon Elizabeth District 200W01 C. Underwood P.ttyliehrmr 1987/8$ S. Sims Gaza 1984/85 A.J. Gordon Elizabeth District 2001 /02 G.H. Armcpnátg S P:O:C. 1988189 G Lauder Gaza 1985/86 J. Athanasiou Gaza 2002/03 R. Poole WeadldlleRechablte 1989/90 M. Breton Fenyden Pant 1986/87 G. Trimboli Pooraka 2003/04 A. Rawbelów S.P.O C: 1990/91 S, Hill Woodville North 1987/88 D. Nelson Pooraka 2004/05 W. Mitchell.Adelaide High O.S. 1991/92 $. Hill Waodviik Month 1988/89 T. Bailey Elizabeth District 2005/06 M. Qamingharn Ptt(teneyO.S 1992/93 LP. Fanning Richmond 1989/90 C. Pocock Marion 2006/07 P. DaBèlt fl!@mdvilk Rechabtte 1993/94 N. Novara Unity 1990/91 A.J. Watson Richmond J.U. JANTICE AWAIR) 1994/95 D. Heeps Papreham- 1991/92 J.P. Brookes Pembroke as. Al PRÉbIIERCyRlll4tiE 1995/961.5. Cox Flinders University 1992/93 S.K. Sykes Flinders University FIELDING 1996/97 B. Matthews Ingle Farm District 1993/94 B.G. Massey Ingle Farm Dist. 1942/43 J. Todd ]lk7901040! 1997/98 DJ. Newham Woodville Rech 1994/95 W.J. Brooks Greenacres 1943/44 J. Todd »Wachs* 199E99 V. D!CruzCwasp.S Cross 1995/96 A.N. Klitogiannis Fulham 1944/45 J. ToddWao 1999/00 S. Hinck4mae Wadkerville 1996/97 M. Trimboli Rostrevor O.C. 1947/48 A. Fisher Saws Bank 2000/01 P. Be wedl (mange 1997/98 N.S. Falconer Flinders Uni. 1948/49 A. Fisher Savings Bank 2001/02 B. Holt Richmond Clarence Pk 1998/99 A.N. Klitogiannis Grange 1950/51 I. Díxon.S.P.O.C. 2002/03 S. Heaps PayneMtm 1999/00 M. LovederAdelaide High O.S. 1951/52I. Clarke Start District 2003/04 M. Frampton Capps Cross 2000/01 S. Hicks SP.O.C. 1952/53 M. Swims Payneham 2004/05 3. Chen Brighton 2001/02 B. Holt Richmond Clarence Pk 1953/54 D. Hackett Clarence Park 2005/06 S. Chen Br¡yhton 2002/03 B. Campbell Brighton 1954/55 R Emma ]Cedvinator 2006/07 C. Thomas Adelaide HOS 2003/04 B. Campbell Brighton 1954/55 B. Roecmbaaer Burnside A. Crichton Flinders Park 2004/05 S. Studds Modbury 1955/56 J. Dixon SP.O.C. N.W. KEEN CUP 2006/07 P. Mazizkowski Brighton 1956/57 D. Hooper Payneham Al PREMIER GRADE A.T.C.A. SECRETARY OF THE 1957/58 D. HooperPayndtan WICKET KEEPING YEAR 1957158 D. Hackett-Cltnneeoe Par* 19916/2 D.P. Eichter Ednuninartn 1992/93 C. Stavrinou Pooraka 1958/59 D. HoO. er Paynelr®u District 1993/94 C. Smith Grange 1958/59 'dyer 1992/93 J. Costar= Para Mlle 1994/95 D.W. Gum Grange 1959/60 R. Sparrow Ptrynchom 1993/94 J. Costanzo Para Hilt 1995/96 C. Fallon Flinders Park 1960/61 D. Hooper Payrreham 1994/95 P. Lemielle 1996/97 R. Davies Marion 1960/61 H. Walker Myer 1995/96 D.O. Anderson Ingle Fain Dist. 1997/98 A.J. Gagliardi Glenunga 1961/62 R. Ewers KeNlraator 1996/97 L. Phono ey Woodville South 1998/99 P. Hanson Unley 1962/63 R. Ewers Kèlvixator 1997/98 D.G. )060on 2q$te Farm Dist. 1999/00 D. Heyzer Woodville Rechabite 1963/64 K. Barry Baulcürstone 1991109 A. Thauldaan Gage Cran 2000/01 D. Brown Flinders University 1964/65 D. WílliamsPayzratam 2000/01 A. Wihora Payneian 2001/02 R. Jones Flinders Park I965/66 B. WeilsKilbarn 2001/02 M. Nelaan,_Pwrtahr 2002/03 D. Heyzer Woodville Rechabite 1966/67 B. Morgan Tabamakers 2002/03 B. Mdthew k.pfe Farm District 2003/04 T. Gagliardi Glenunga I9,67/68 D. Williams Payneham 2003/04 B. Matdatus Ingle Farm District 2004/05 N. Sim R.C.P.C.C. 1967/68 J. Foote Railway 2004/05 M, Duncan Pernóvolz aS. 2005/06 T. Haskins Modbury 1968/69 P. Parry Pgtneham 21303/06 J. DalyAéYßadtk H2OS. 2006/07 R. Wallace Golden Grove 1969/.70 B. Wells Richmond 2006/07 A. :Smith liWthiwt A.T.C.A. CLUB OF THE YEAR 1970/71 B. Mixma Richmond COLIN YORREST. AWARD 2003/04 Grange 1971/'12 B. Munro Richmond MOST PROMISING UM PLAYER 2004/05 Fulham 1972/73 C. Arttmr Richmond 1969/70 M. Pz Jiem Gtmlgr 2005/06 Woodville Rechabite 1973/74 B,T. Lue SP.O.0 1970/71 J. Rogers P..4.0. C. 2006/07 Gepps Cross 1974/75 M. Young Old Scotch 1971 /72 C.M. Farming &P.O.C. OFFICE BEARERS, LIFE MEMBERS AND CLUBS 2006/07 President B.S.FRY Vice - President R.W.WIGLEY Chairman A.W. SINCLAIR Honorary Treasurer A.N. READ General Manager R. DARLING Board of Management R.BARBER, R. GORDON, D. HEYZER, T. SARGENT, P. SMITH Auditors NRM BUSINESS & ACCOUNTING SERVICES Life Members J.F.CARNE, D.T.BARTLETT, M.J.DOLEY, C.W.BRITTON, G.T.GOULTER, L.B.TAYLOR, J.A.RAWES OAM., J.T.GUN, G.KOLENBERG, N.W.KEEN, R.W.WIGLEY, S.T.LANE, R.K.COLE Honorary Life Members S.PARKINSON, M.BROCK, A.CROCKER, R.WILES, J.GALLINA, G.GOW -SMITH Affiliated Clubs Adelaide HOS Grange Port Districts Adelaide Rockets Hectorville Pulteney OS Adelaide University Hope Valley Rostrevor OC ATCUA Ingle Farm District SHOC Athelstone Kensington District SPOC Brighton Kilburn Sturt District CBCOC Marion United Districts Concordia OC Mercedes OC Unley Eastern Dragons Modbury Walkerville Elders/USA North Haven Western Youth Flinders Park Old Ignatians Woodville Rechabite Flinders University Old Scotch Woodviile South Fulham PAOC Gaza Para Hills Gepps Cross Payneham Glenunga Pembroke OS Golden Grove Penfield / Elizabeth Goodwood Pooraka 1 PRESIDENT'S REPORT The past season has again been difficult for the board of the ATCA and allour member clubs. Problems with the program and some late nominations for some teams and grounds made thestart extremely difficult for Rick Darling, Andrew Sinclair and David Heyzer to present the gradings and draw on time. Needless to say Rick has worked very hard to eliminate the problems for the coming season. As always the contentious hot and wet weather conditions are always a worry to the Board and Iam afraid they are in such an unenviable position that what ever decision they make theyare going to be unpopular at times. Nevertheless all their decisions are made with the best interest of the ATCA in view. The board has been well led by the chairman Andrew Sinclair who has indicated that he will not be seeking re- election. Andrew was elected chairman at the most difficult time in the history of the Association and has conducted himself like the gentleman he is, and he will be sorely missed for the grasp of any situation. Our treasurer Aaron Read has indicated he will be unable to continue and his excellent accounting will be hard to replace. My personal thanks to both and I'm sure all the ATCA members will besorry to lose their fine contribution. It appears that the problems encountered over the past three years has stimulated interest in members who are prepared to stand for election to the Board and it is to be hoped that we will again havea number of candidates for positions. The continued growth of the junior competition is a boost for the Association and most clubsnow realise the importance of their junior section and all are endeavoring to grow even larger. Both the ATCA and the SACA are eager to help establish junior teams in many ways, and I urge clubs to contact the Associations for help. This year saw the first two issues of the "Long Leg" a magazine developed by Peter Argent specifically for the ATCA We trust it will be well received by the clubs to enable it to become a regular print. Congratulations to all the countless volunteers throughout the association, as we all know our clubs and the ATCA wouldn't function without them. Well done to all Premiership teams (cherish the moment) and congratulations to all individual trophy winners. Thanks to Rick Darling who has had a difficult baptism but I know he has come to grips with the position and will be a big asset to the ATCA in the coming years.
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