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SERVICE DIRECTORY ST CLAIR JRLC SPONSORS Please Support the Following Sponsors in Any Way You Can, Thank You SERVICE DIRECTORY ST CLAIR JRLC SPONSORS Please support the following sponsors in any way you can, Thank you. SERVICE COMPANY PHONE ACCOUNTANTS GLENN MELLROSS & ASSOCIATES 9623 1624 BANKING ANZ, ST MARYS 9623 7222 BANNERS A B F SIGNS 9623 2937 BOXES & PALLETS UBEECO PACKAGING SOLUTIONS 9670 9800 BUILDERS BERRIMAN CONSTRUCTION 8808 7095 BUTCHERS MATHEWS QUALITY MEAT ST CLAIR 9834 5296 BUS SERVICES WESTBUS 9670 9800 CAR YARDS SINCLAIR HYUNDAI 4721 8171 CARPET CLEANING PRESTIGE CARPET CLEANING 9834 3300 CARPET SUPPLIERS BLACKTOWN CARPET CHOICE 9671 1800 CATERING LAINGY’S CATERING 0449 759 397 CATERING SUPPLIES ABCOE 4725 1230 CHEMIST COLYTON CENTRE PHARMACY 9623 8330 CONCRETING N & L MURRAY CONCRETING 0418 266 533 DISASTER RECOVERY HOSTED CONTINUITY- PROFESSIONAL CONTINUNITY 8005 5910 EGG SUPPLIES BJ EGGS 0422 949 340 ENGINEERING AITKEN ENGINEERING 9425 1332 FITNESS CENTRE VALLEY FITNESS 9623 4100 GENERAL STORE FOODWORKS ST CLAIR 9670 2500 HOME LOANS MORTGAGE CHOICE, ST MARYS 9833 8177 HORSE RACING CUCINOTTA RACING 0410 474 238 SLOYS HARNESS RACING 4651 1086 HOTEL/MOTEL BLUE CATTLE DOG TAVERN 9670 3050 INDOOR PLAY CENTRE KIDABOUT PLAYLAND 9623 2222 LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES BLACKTOWN LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES 9627 1529 LEAFLET DISTRIBUTION SUE & LES CORNWALL 9833 7230 MEAT SUPPLIES WILMEAT CUTMEATS 4736 5566 MECHANICAL REPAIRS A1 M & S MOBILE MECHANIC 0438 171 269 C & J TRANSMISSIONS 9623 9810 PAINTERS GEORGE & SON PAINTING SERVICE 0408 258 317 PEST CONTROL EMERSONS ENVIROCARE 1800 600760 PHOTOGRAPHY ALL ACTION PHOTOGRAPHY 8807 7746 PHOTO 123 4736 6161 PIPE FABRICATION BRIALL FABRICATION 9679 8551 PLUMBING JEFF CROFT PLUMBING 0408 261 937 ROYAL FLUSH PLUMBING 0438 345 885 THE CLEAN PLUMBER 1300 663 912 PREPAIRED MEALS LITE N EASY 131512 REAL ESTATE AUSTRALIAN REAL ESTATE- ST CLAIR 9834 1044 RESTAURANT PIZZA DOWN UNDER ITALIAN RESTAURANT 9834 4022 ED’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 9670 3050 SCAFFOLDING ERECT SAFE SCAFFOLDING 8818 3600 SCRAP METAL NORMANS SCRAP METAL 4732 1683 SECURITY SWANN ADVANCED SECURITY 0414 491 792 SHADE SOLISE AWNINGS JKE SHADE 0420 863 089 SHOPPING CENTRES ST CLAIR SHOPPING CENTRE 9834 5318 SMASH REPAIRS RENO SMASH REPAIRS 4625 4462 SPORTS MEMORABILIA PRO SPORTS MEMORABILIA 9899 5696 SURVEYORS FRANKHAM ENGINEERING 9636 3248 TAKE AWAY FOODS STIR CRAZY NOODLES ERSKINE PARK 0431 197 555 TRANSPORT SERVICES MATT JENNINGS TRANSPORT 0411 834 710 TYRES TYRE TEAM 9623 3411 WESTCITY TYRES 4774 2233 WASTE MANAGEMENT PINNACLE LOGISTICS 9832 2959 MAJOR SPONSOR ST MARY’S R.S.L. 9623 6555 2010 COMMITTEE POSITION NAME CONTACT INFO. PRESIDENT Mick Higgins 9833 7564 0408 696 152 email [email protected] SECRETARY Bill Borg 9834 4083 0425 226683 email [email protected] TREASURER Brad Turnbull 9834 3828 0418 225 640 email [email protected] SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Adam Jeffries 9673 6323 0414 685 559 email [email protected] JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT Frank Weber 9670 5967 0419 221 1278 email [email protected] REGISTRAR Darren Mudford 9670 1677 0416 084 014 email [email protected] ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Kerrie Turnbull 9834 3828 email kerrieturnbull@hotmail,com.au ASSISTANT SECRETARY Eric Quast 9670 6173 0412 174 155 Statistics email [email protected] Administration Kylie Hitchen 9834 3279 0433 353 160 [email protected] SAT VICE PRESIDENT Rod Fallon 6970 4941 0408 965751 email [email protected] SUNDAY VICE PRESIDENT Phil Walker 9834 2171 0402 134 876 email [email protected] MAGAZINE CO-ORDINATOR Paul Wray 8807 1028 0423 114 455 email [email protected] CANTEEN SUPERVISOR Dianne Rielly 9670 3925 0410 036 301 email [email protected] SOCIAL COMMITTEE Kerrie Turnbull 9834 3828 SUPERVISOR email kerrieturnbull@hotmail,com.au GROUNDS MANAGER Robert Haynes 0422 881 236 email [email protected] GEAR MANAGER Dianne Rielly 9670 3925 0410 036 301 email [email protected] SPORTS TRAINERS Errol Deuis 9834 2232 0408 928 193 CO - ORDINATOR email [email protected] COACHES CO-ORDINATOR Brian Frost 9834 3279 0424 738 297 email [email protected] MARKETING MANAGER Brad Turnbull 9834 3828 0418 225 640 email [email protected] CLUB WELFARE & Maria Carter 4777 5545 0419 389 221 DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR email [email protected] Our next Monthly Meeting is on Wednesday 21st April at 7.30 at St Marys RSL. All teams must be represented 2010 Coaching Details TEAM FIRST LAST HOME MOBILE 6/1's DALE BROWN 0420424037 6/2's MARIO ATTARD 9834-4870 0433322393 6/3's CAMERON HAYWOOD 0425334553 6/4's CRAIGE ALDRIDGE 86782302 0431532718 6/5's TRISTAN McCARTHY 0416089862 6/6's MITCHELL BARLOW 0431372383 7/1's WESLEY PRICE 9834-5553 0416019898 7/2's PAUL JOHNSON 9834-3035 0404146580 7/3's MATTHEW ROGERS 9834-6214 0422131061 7/4's MICHELE DOODSON 0403727836 8/1's SCOTT MITCHELL 0408252772 8/2's GLEN TANCRED 9670-5286 0409440705 8/3's CARL SKINNER 9834-6279 0423111433 8/4's DEAN JOHNSTON 9834-1862 0400304862 9/1's JASON ASH 9670-2530 0422949340 9/2's STEVE NICOLA 9834-1319 0414341319 9/3's SHANE MATTHEWS 47355959 0405307585 10/1's ERICH QUAST 9670-6173 0412174155 10/2's TERRY STIG 0411675116 10/3's CRAIG WAUGH 0414 665487 10/4's ADAM CLARKE 0404138410 11/1's TI PAEPAEREI 9670-3874 0413762791 11/2's RUSSELL EAGLE 0404960645 11/3's WESLEY MAXWELL 0415467819 11/4's PAUL MARTIN 0403341240 12/1's ADAM JEFFRIES 9673-6323 0414685559 12/2's SHAUN RIELLY 9670-3925 0407198145 12/3's KEN FORRESTER 0403120266 13/1's RYAN WALKER 9834-2171 0421213413 13/2's CRAIG POWELL 0458822694 13/3'S MATT OBRIEN 9834-3563 0438171269 14/1'S STEWART GRIFFIN 9834-2134 0433431178 14/2'S PAUL BARNES 9670-2551 0412360334 14/3'S RODNEY McANULTY 9676-1542 0423334673 14/4'S LEN RITE 9675-7503 0414543111 15/1's GRANT REDMOND 47330374 0421108379 15/2's GEOFF WHITELAND 9670-3780 0412956865 16/1's CRAIG ALLISON 8678-2914 0410458546 16/2's STEVE LONG 9670-2208 0407274983 17/1's AARON PASILI 9834-2868 0432163505 17/2's GAVIN DUNN 9833-3849 0408488314 19/1's PHILLIP MEARES 9834-1387 0411129805 19/2's BOB HATFIELD 9670-2038 0408253450 A Res BRIAN KEARNEY 9670-5914 0419993890 A Grade KEITH THOMPSON 9670-5560 0407405356 Bills Blog Welcome to the first magazine for the 2010 season. Want to welcome Paul Wray as our new magazine editor. After 10 years Karyn has passed the pen over to Paul. Thank you Karyn for all the effort that you have put in this magazine over this period. We will again be fielding 45 sides with over 700 players this year. We will be fielding six under 6’s sides for the first time in many years and we will also have two under 19’s sides for the first time ever at St Clair. PLAYERS NEEDED for the under 7’s and under 11’s age group. If you know any players that are looking for a game let us know. CONGRATULATIONS TO DIANNE RIELLY Dianne was selected as the NSW March volunteer of the month by the NSW Rugby League for all the hard work that she has put in this year already. We all know how hard you have worked looking after the canteen and the clothing at the same time. On behalf of the club thank you for putting in so much as a volunteer. THANK YOU also to a number of people who have been a great help so far this year. Dave Walsh and Doug Robertson for marking the car park and the ground Maintenance. John Humphries for the canteen updates. Noel Rielly for the weekly raffles (sometimes they seem daily) at the Blue Cattle Dog Russell Eagle who has put in so much time to help Dianne with the canteen and the ground raffles. All the helpers on the BBQ and in the canteen during the trials. And lastly Darren Mudford, I do not Believe that people know how much time he spends on getting all the players registered, thanks Muddy. JERSEYS. As most would be aware by now, we have gone to a different material for our jerseys this year. This new material is stronger, lighter no numbers falling off and made in Australia. Whenever there is a change there is always a transmission year and it is no different here. Because we carry up to 400 jerseys in stock all the time we have to use them first before we can use these new material jerseys. As a consequence every team has a mixture of both materials in their jersey kit. It could not be helped. SPONSORS. Still 10 teams without a sponsor. If anybody has any leads with a possible sponsor please let us know so as we can follow that up NEXT MEETING . Our next monthly meeting is on Wednesday 21st April at 7.30 at the RSL. All teams must be represented. TRAINING . Drinking alcohol at the training grounds is unacceptable. Please refrain from bringing alcohol to the grounds while training is in progress. TROUBLE PARENTS. Parents who want to cause trouble are not welcome here. We have already shown the door to 2 parents and the season has not started. We are here for the kids enjoyment. The coaching staff will try and do the best they can to teach the players the skills required. Do not be one of those parents that think they can do a better job but never put their hand up to do it. Always need more people to help. Sitting on the side line bagging the Club and the committee is not a good look either. If you have a problem please talk to your coach and if that fails send me an email and will try and sort the issue.
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