Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club

Aug, Sept, Oct Journal 2013

Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club www.releagues.com.au | phone 9807 2444

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CELEBRATE RYDE-EASTWOOD’S

50 ANNIVERSARY TH

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SEE PAGE 7 for FOOTBALL CLUB REUNION DETAILS

PRESIDENT’S REPORT Dear Member, It’s that time of the year again when the taxman comes calling, and I hope all members who are affected get a nice refund cheque.

On the club front, our cub is trading extremely well and should record a healthy profit after tax again this year. These results are only possible because of the continued support of you, the member, and I again thank all members for their loyalty in keeping our club in such a healthy position.

Members will be pleased to know that the Board has approved plans for an additional lift for the carpark to alleviate the problems that have occurred with the breakdown in the existing lift recently. We envisage the new lift will be operating by December.

Those members who make use of our holiday units on the Gold Coast at Ocean Plaza will see all units at this resort upgraded in August with new furniture and decor at a cost of over $50,000. Those members that have never been to our units might consider this option for their holidays as the rates are well below any comparable rates for the area, with spectacular views and amenities second to none. For more information, contact Barbara Schmitt at the club on 9808 7602.

Our plans for the redevelopment of the “Hawks on Second” site are still in the hands of Ryde Council. Our consultants are hopeful that any outstanding issues will be resolved with Council in the coming months.

In planning for the long term future of the club, your board is proposing the development of a master plan to maximise the potential of the club site. The first stage of this has been a tender process to select a design partner to prepare the master plan. We hope the selection process is finalised in late July or early August. Development of the master plan will commence soon after, and we should be in a position to update members in the next journal.

Members will be pleased to know that the Board has agreed to become involved with the “Adam Gardiner Foundation”. The Foundation was

formed by the family of the late Adam Gardiner to assist sufferers of Amyloidosis which is an umbrella term that describes diseases caused by abnormal deposits of the protein amyloid in the body (a type of bone marrow disease). The foundation has been doing a sterling job on a limited budget in promoting awareness of this disease and sponsoring a clinic at Westmead Hospital. The Club’s assistance will enable the trustees to concentrate their fundraising efforts and more adequately support the clinic.

Finally, the 50th Anniversary celebrations will be held from Monday 14th October through to Sunday 20th October, with a new car to be won on the last day. So members make sure you join in that week to celebrate this milestone in our history. The anniversary celebration is a joint Football Cub and Leagues Club event. The Football Club was formed in 1963, and the first steps to form a Leagues Club were also commenced in 1963. A Summary of the history of both organisations is provided in the following pages.

The highlight for the football club will be a reunion of players and officials involved in the club over the past 50 years, which will be held on Saturday 19th October. To register for this event refer to the details on page 5 of the journal. Please forward this information on to anybody you may know who has been associated with the Football Club in the past 50 years.

So, again, may I thank you, the member, for your support of our club and I hope that you may be the lucky winner of the car in October.

Keith Aggett President

REMINDER:

For all members who joined or renewed before 31st July and received a BLUE entry ticket, the $3,000 iDraw is at 6pm, Sunday 4th August. You could win one of 6 iPrizes, including iPhones, iPads, and an iPad Mini. Eligible 5-year members, perpetual members or those that joined between 1st Jan & 30th April may also collect their ticket on the day.

The Annual General Meeting of Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club will be held in the Heritage Function Centre at the Club on Thursday 21st November at 7.30pm in the Willandra function room. A further notice of the meeting will be sent to all members by the 31st October 2013.

RYDE-EASTWOOD LEAGUES CLUB

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. Aggett

H. Bell

President

Vice President

D. D.Petkovich D. Petkovich Petkovich

J.J.Dunlea Dunlea Dunlea J.

J.J. King

P. Moujalli Moujalli P. P.Moujalli

M.L. Chapple

E. E.Gillon Gillon A. Douglas

J.F. McClymont

C.A. C.A.McCarthy McCarthy C.A. McCarthy

General General Manager Manager General Manager

DINING ROOM BOOKINGS

9807 2444

FUNCTION CO-ORDINATOR

9808 7612

FITNESS EDGE

9808 7633

SWIM SCHOOL

9808 7617

HOLIDAY BOOKINGS

9808 7602

Barbara Schmitt

9am – 4pm,

Mon – Fri

BARBER SHOP

9808 7645

TRAVEL SHOP

9807 5188

While information and advertisements contained in this journal have been compiled with all due care, Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club does not warrant or represent that it is free from changes after the journal has been sent to print, errors or omission. Accordingly Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club will not accept any liability for any loss or damage which may be incurred by any person acting in reliance upon the information.

RYDE-EASTWOOD LEAGUES CLUB 117 RYEDALE RD WEST RYDE 2114 • P: 02 9807 2444 • F: 02 9809 7462 • E: info@releagues.com.au • W: www.releagues.com.au

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CELEBRATING RYDE-EASTWOOD’S

50th ANNIVERSARY A DREAM COMES TRUE

WHEN a mix of rugby league diehards from the Balmain Junior League gathered at a Rydalmere hotel 42 years ago they shared a dream.

Led by forward-thinking Fred Fayers - an ex-top grade forward with the Western Suburbs, Newtown, Balmain and Parramatta rugby league clubs - the officials met to discuss the prospects of forming a new club to compete in a semi-professional competition.

It was late 1962 at the time and Fayers was president of West RydeDundas Junior Rugby League Football Club, and a personal friend of the late NSW Rugby League chairman, Bill Buckley. The NSWRL were looking to start an Inter-District competition in 1963 and already had nine clubs pencilled in - Penrith, Cronulla-Caringbah, Wentworthville, Sydney University, Guildford, Bankstown, Kingsford, Liverpool and Arncliffe Scots.

Mr Buckley approached Fayers with the idea of establishing a club in the north west region - hence the birth of the Ryde-Eastwood Hawks.

The first meeting was held at the Family Inn at Rydalmere with Fayers appointed president; Mal Finigan (secretary) and former St. George forward, Les Hayes, and Joe Tanner standing on the committee. The committee went about selecting a jumper style and motif that didn’t already exist in the NSWRL competition. It was president Fayers who suggested the colour of scarlet and a Hawks emblem after his experiences in the navy and as an AFL footballer with Hawthorn. Fred coached the Navy team against a Welsh army team that wore scarlet.

Former Balmain and Paramatta hooker Keith Aggett, a leading figure with West Ryde Dundas Juniors, was appointed coach of the Hawks’ first ever squad.

Ryde-Eastwood’s first ever match was staged at Cumberland Oval on May 4, 1963 against Wentworthville. The Hawks lost 17-9 with centre Keith Holland scoring the club’s first-ever try and fullback Brian Wiseman booting three goals.

In 1964 Ryde-Eastwood were part of the re-named NSWRL Second Division competition that also included Wentworthville, Penrith, Cronulla-Caringbah, Kingsford, Guildford, Sydney University, Bankstown, Arncliffe Scots and Liverpool. The Hawks used Eastwood Oval as a home base and were again coached by Keith Aggett, who guided the club to their first Grand Final against Wentworthville on September 20, 1964 at McCreadie Park Guildford. Spearheaded by Welsh five-eighth wizard Lewis Jones - arguably one of the greatest goalkickers the game has produced - the Magpies recorded a 20-5 premiership triumph.

Ryde-Eastwood Football Club remained a competitive force throughout the 60s in the NSWRL Second Division before dominating in the 70s and winning a swag of premierships in the Parramatta and Balmain ‘A Grade’ competitions during the 80s. When the NSWRL formed the Metropolitan Cup series in 1990 the Hawks claimed the inaugural first grade title and followed it up with a second premiership in 2000.

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FIRST THE FOOTBALL CLUB...

In fact it was on June 7, 1963 when Fred Fayers invited nine of his football colleagues to his West Ryde home with the aim of discussing the possibility of establishing a leagues club. Those in attendance were Messrs. Harry Quinlan, Keith Aggett, Sam Crawford, Ron Murphy, Bob Clayton, Mal Finigan, Joe Tanner, George Brown, Vince MacDougall and Fred Fayers.

1963, and at this meeting ten directors were elected. They were: President Fred Fayers, Vice President Harry Quinlan, Secretary Mal Finigan, Treasurer Bob Clayton, Assistant Treasurer Sam Crawford, with other Directors Keith Aggett, Joe Tanner, Ron Murphy, George Brown and Vince MacDougall forming the balance of the first 10 Directors of Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club.

All these men were associated with the newly formed Ryde-Eastwood Rugby League Football Club, and it was agreed that to further develop rugby league in the Ryde-Eastwood area, a Board of Directors should be formed to determine and action the path to establishing a Leagues club.

First requirement was establishing the bona fide of the Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club. Solicitor Vincent Brady had been requested to supply a draft copy of the proposed club’s Certificate of Incorporation and the Memorandum and Articles of Association. These documents were received and discussed at the meeting of June 7, 1963.

There is little doubt that the ten directors, who were elected at this first meeting, were filled with confidence and expectancy. It seemed the opening of Ryde-Eastwood Leagues club was not all that far away and somewhat of a formality.

There was justification for this feeling in that many clubs that preceded Ryde-Eastwood received their Liquor Licence in just one or two days.

What these ten men had no way of knowing, of course, was that over seven years of frustration, disappointment, personal sacrifice and hard work lay ahead of them. It soon became evident during these difficult years that to achieve success then the human qualities needed were total dedication, strong determination and an absolute belief that they would succeed.

Another meeting of the proposed Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club was convened on August 20,

At the end of 1963 the club was building a good foundation for an application for a liquor licence.

Although there were no club premises the club had 489 paid up members. Sometime later a significant breakthrough was made in obtaining a preliminary agreement for the short term use of a vacant factory in Ryedale Road, West Ryde.

This factory was owned by Simpson Pope Limited, and was used in the manufacturing and distribution of electrical appliances. Prior to Simpson Pope acquiring this building it was owned by Holeproof Pty Ltd, which manufactured ladies apparel garments. The site and premises of this factory was quickly recognised as an ideal place to develop the Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club. That proved to be true and Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club stands on this site today.

1964 saw the election of two new directors to the Leagues Club board. Les Hayes, who was on the original Football Club committee, and who would later become President, and Jack King (who is still on the Leagues Club board).

October 1964 was an eventful month for the club as the first Liquor Licence application was lodged with the court; Ryde Council approved the development application; the club had secured a lease on the railway land opposite for the purpose of members’ parking, and the 1000th applicant was accepted as a member.

This member was R.C. Cutler, the Mayor of Ryde Council.

On November 22 1964 the club submitted its application to the NSW Licencing Court and was advised that the hearing would commence on February 2, 1965. Les Hayes was declared the Appellant in respect of Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club. The objectors were: The Local Inn Hotel, West Ryde; Ermington Club Hotel, Ermington;

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Family Hotel, Rydalmere; Royal Hotel, Ryde; West Ryde Hotel, West Ryde; Eastwood Hotel, Eastwood and the District Licencing Inspector, Sergeant Nisbet.

On February 2, 1965 the club’s first application was commenced in the Licencing Court in Sydney and was heard by Mr Kelly CLM, Mr Forrest LM and Mr Fitzmaurice LM. On May 14, 1965 the court reconvened to deliver the decision on the club’s application. All of the objections were found in the club’s favour (except technical matters on minor breaches of rules) and things were proceeding very well until the final words of the verdict decision. These words broadly were: “Although the applicant has proved that the need for the club is genuine and substantial, we find that the granting of registration to the club will result in undue competition and economic waste and we refuse the application on that ground.”

After the bitter disappointment of the refusal of the application and time spent analysing the decision, the directors agreed that if they were to have their own Leagues Club they would have to fight on.

In late March 1965, the club’s second application to the Licencing Court was submitted - however the actual hearing commenced on June 7 1965.

The hearing lasted seven days and the decision was delivered by Mr T Ratcliffe LM on August 4, 1966. In his verdict Mr Ratcliffe stated that objections one and two were withdrawn by the objectors and three to eight were found in favour of the club. He stated: “In view of all the evidence I am satisfied that the need for the club does exist and it is genuine and substantial.” Mr Ratcliffe went on to relate the details of the poor profitability of the West Ryde Hotel, as presented during the hearing, and he finished by using objection nine to say, “the increase in such losses, should registration be granted to this club, is sufficient to sustain the ground of objection taken to the granting of this application, and I find that the granting of registration to the applicant will result in undue competition and economic waste and refuse the application on that ground.”

After coming to terms with the severe blow of a second denial of a Certificate of Registration, the Board agreed they needed to fight on. All of the evidence and findings of the club’s first application had to be compiled by the presiding magistrate and then certified by all that were engaged in the hearing. This was done and the transcript was sent to the Supreme Court, and the hearing and decision was listed for June 1967.

On June 29, 1967 Supreme Court Judge J. Isaacs held that there was no evidence on which Magistrate Ratcliffe could properly have

.. THEN THE LEAGUES CLUB made in the finding of undue competition and economic waste, and he upheld the appeal by the club. This decision was etched into the Liquor Laws as a reference point as: (Hayes v Metropolitan Lic.Inspector, Vol. 86 part 1 Weekly Notes P203). To say that the feeling at Ryde-Eastwood was ecstatic would be a great understatement. However, it was known and understood by the club that the objectors had the right to appeal against this decision, and this they did.

On July 28, 1967, the objectors sought leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals.

This was refused. On August 18, 1967 the objectors sought leave to appeal to the High Court of Australia. This was refused.

On August 28 1967, the matter was referred back to Mr. Ratcliffe LM and he granted the Club’s application. On September 15, 1967 the objectors appealed to the full bench of the Licencing Court. The appeal was heard over 12 days from January 1968 right through to September 1968.

On October 25, 1968 the Full Bench of the Licencing Court delivered judgement in which it refused to uphold the appeal. In October 1968 an appeal to the Supreme Court against this decision of the Full Bench was made by the objectors. This Appeal was not heard until May 30, 1969, and on that day the Presiding Judge, J. Brereton dismissed the appeal.

The Original Club House

One month later on June 30, 1969 the objectors sought leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal. On that day, June 30, the court refused Leave and dismissed the application. There remained only one more appeal available to the objectors and that was The Privy Council in England. At that time the Privy Council was Australia’s highest Appeal court. The objectors had until July 21, 1969 to make an appeal to the Privy Council. This never eventuated - RydeEastwood won!

There has never been a Liquor Licence Application like Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club, and most likely there never will be. In all battles there are always many silent heroes. Ryde-Eastwood’s silent heroes were the Directors that held office during the period from August 20 1963 to December 19, 1970.

Original Foyer 1970

Original Office 1970

Also worthy of mention is the significant contribution of those members who supported the club financially and with active participation as members, right through to the opening of the licensed club in 1970.

Their loyalty throughout this period was key to the Club’s survival. The Foundation Members are listed on a plaque in the airlock of the foyer of the club as a permanent reminder of their contribution.

The other major contributors to the survival of the club in its fledgling years were the numerous leagues clubs that helped finance the legal struggle. There were financial contributions from different clubs. However, of particular note was the support from Balmain Leagues Club, Easts Leagues, Souths, Souths Juniors, the NSW Leagues Club and also the NSWRL. Their support is fondly remembered by all those involved in the struggle.

HALL OF FAME In 50 years, Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club has only had four Presidents, all of whom were associated with the formation of both the Football Club and Leagues Club in 1963.

Fred Fayers 1963 - 1970

Les Hayes 1970 - 1975

Harry Quinlan 1975 - 2003

Original Leagues Club Building

Keith Aggett 2003 - Present

This in itself is a remarkable achievement and the club has been very well served by these fine administrators.

The club as it is today...

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THE FOOTBALL CLUB 1972 was a year to rejoice for the Ryde-Eastwood Hawks capturing both the first grade and reserve grade premierships in the NSWRL Second Division competitions. Under the guidance of experienced captain-coach Laurie Fagan, the Hawks toppled traditional rivals Wentworthville 18-14 in the Grand Final at Cumberland Oval on September 17, 1972.

Ryde-Eastwood’s premiership-winning 1972 first grade squad was: Dave Barsley, Reg Hatton, Harry Harris, Ernie Gillon, Allan Gill, Frank McGarry, Bob Stiff, Ron Raper (captain), Steve Nicholson, John Stapley, Brian Sullivan, Bobby Hayden, David Knox; Reserves: Jeff Waldie, George Junkiewicz, Jim Willding, Eddie King, Warwick Shakespeare, David Ross, Ron Storey.

Ryde-Eastwood were crowned 1972 Reserve Grade champions after tossing St. Marys 15-9 at Cumberland Oval.

Skippered by tough prop Peter Davies, the Hawks proved a slick outfit, winning 19 of their 23 matches and scoring 569 points while conceding a mere 138.

Ryde-Eastwood’s champion 1972 Reserve Grade squad was: Eddie King, Jim Willding, Bob Storey, John Raikuna, John Jewiss, Ken Hogg, Keith Webber, Daryl Alexander, David Ross, Chris Royston, Dave Gummer, Allan Miller, Peter Davies (captain); Reserves: George Junkiewicz, Chris Ware, Jeff Waldie, Warren Shakespeare, Mick Grant, Dick Mulheron, Rick Russo.

1990 - GOLDEN YEAR FOR CHAMPION HAWKS Ryde-Eastwood stamped themselves as the undisputed kings of semi-professional football after slamming Hills District to lift the inaugural Metropolitan Cup on August 26, 1990 at Parramatta Stadium.

The team was captained by former Kiwi international Olsen

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Filipaina. Fellow Kiwi international half back, Clayton Friend, and ex-Balmain pivot Mick Campbell helped engineer the premiership triumph with super games. It was Ryde’s eighth consecutive title after previous Grand Final victories in the Parramatta and Balmain Junior Leagues, and their second trophy of the season after earlier clinching the Guildford Knockout Cup. The Hawks completed a unique trifecta when their crack youth outfit toppled St. Patricks Dundas 17-12 in the Balmain U/21Grand Final at Leichhardt Oval.

2000 - SECOND METRO CUP TITLE July 15, 2000 is a date forever etched in the mind of RydeEastwood’s Football Club players, coaches and administrators.

It was the day the courageous Hawks won their second Metropolitan Cup first grade premiership title at Penrith Stadium.

Ryde-Eastwood showed their champion qualities to outclass minor premiers St. Marys 24-10, and bring home the coveted trophy for the first time since 1990.

Victory was sweet for coach Dave Nugent after the Hawks’ heart-breaking loss to Wentworthville in the 1999 Cup decider at Belmore Sports Ground.

The final Metropolitan Cup was held in 2002 and the RydeEastwood Hawks were defeated in the Grand Final by the Sydney Bulls.

In 2003, the NSWRL restructured the competition and launched the Jim Beam Cup which comprised Sydney Metropolitan clubs and also some Central Coast clubs. The Ryde-Eastwood Hawks competed in this competition in 2003 and 2004 but without success.

In 2005 the Ryde-Eastwood Hawks entered a joint venture with Balmain and formed the Balmain/Ryde-Eastwood Tigers to play in the NSW Premier League. This competition was changed to the NSW Cup in 2009.

RYDE-EASTWOOD HAWKS HONOUR ROLL

The Balmain/Ryde-Eastwood Tigers were a competitive force in this competition making the Grand Final in 2009 only to be defeated by a very strong Canterbury Bankstown team.

The Balmain/Ryde-Eastwood Tigers also made the Grand Final in 2012, only to lose narrowly to Newtown. This was to be the last appearance of a Ryde-Eastwood named team in competitions.

In 2013, Wests Tigers entered only one team in the NSW Cup under the Wests Tigers banner, which meant both Balmain and Ryde-Eastwood no longer had representation.

Ryde-Eastwod District Rugby League Football Club is a major sponsor of the Wests Tigers’ State Cup and other Wests Tigers teams, as well as local junior rugby league clubs, and will continue to foster rugby league in the local district and the state.

SECOND DIVISION CLUB CHAMPIONS 1967, 1973 FIRST GRADE PREMIERS 1972 RESERVE GRADE PREMIERS 1972, 1973 SYDNEY METROPOLITAN LEAGUE CLUB CHAMPIONS 1974, 1975, 1976 FIRST GRADE PREMIERS 1974, 1975, 1976 BALMAIN JUNIOR LEAGUE D Reserve Grade Premiers: 1981 Undefeated A Grade Premiers: 1985-86-87-88-89 Undefeated U/21 Premiers: 1990 U/21 Premiers: 1987, 1994 ARISTOCRAT CUP KNOCKOUT WINNERS 1984 GUILDFORD CUP KNOCKOUT WINNERS 1987, 1990 PARRAMATTA JUNIOR LEAGUE A Grade Premiers: 1983, 1984 A Reserve Grade Premiers: 1983 METROPOLITAN CUP Club Champions: 1993, 1996 First Grade Premiers: 1990, 2000 First Grade Runners Up: 1991, 1993, 1996, 1999, 2002 First Grade Semi Finalists: 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2001 Reserve Grade Premiers: 1991, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2002 Reserve Grade Runners Up: 1996 Reserve Grade Semi Finalists: 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001

Balmain/Ryde Eastwood Tigers 2012 State Cup Squad, 2012 NSW Cup Grand Finalist

NSW PREMIER LEAGUE/NSW CUP Grand Finalists: 2009, 2012 Semi Finalists: 2006, 2010

REUNION

Ryde-Eastwood District Rugby League Football Club Reunion Saturday 19th October, 12pm - 4pm at Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club For all past and present Ryde-Eastwood Football Club players and officials.

To register your interest: Please visit the Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club website and click on the red reunion box: www.releagues.com.au

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50th ANNIVERSARY celebrations

$15,000

Every member visiting the club each day from Monday 14th to Thursday 17th October will receive $5 worth of bonus points. Spend your points on a drink or a discount on a meal.

WRITE YOUR OWN CHEQUE & RAFFLE PROMOTIONS Over five days from Monday 14th to Friday 18th October.

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A total of $1,500 to be won twice daily, afternoons and evenings. Gain entry tickets via swiping your membership card.

See club flyers for swipe time details closer to the draws.

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THE DRAW TIMES MONDAY 14th at 2pm & 8pm

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TUESDAY 15th at 3pm & 8pm

PLUS . . .

Saturday 19th October

WEDNESDAY 16th at 2pm & 8.10pm THURSDAY 17th at 2pm & 8.30pm FRIDAY 18th at 2pm & 8pm

$3,000 SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY MONEY WHEEL PROMOTIONS $1,500 Cash to be won at 4.35pm Swipe your membership card between 2.30pm-4.30pm.

$1,500 Cash to be won at 8.30pm Swipe your membership card between 6.00pm and 8.00pm.

See club flyers for details. LTPM/13/00403

BONUS!

Between 5.30pm - 9.30pm all Bonus Points earned will be multiplied by five times the amount you would normally earn.

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50th ANNIVERSARY celebrations

FANTASTIC 50th ANNIVERSARY CAR PROMOTION GIVEAWAY SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER

You could win a fantastic Toyota Corolla Ascent in our 50th Anniversary Car Promotion.

The Draw Starts at 6.00pm

HOW TO ENTER Swipe your membership card to receive one entry ticket on each of the following dates: 1. Monday 14th to Thursday 17th October from 6-8pm.

2. Members may also swipe on Sunday 20th October, the day of the draw from 2.30pm - 5.30pm.

Bring back all your entry tickets on the day of the draw and place in the ticket barrel between 2.30pm – 5.30pm.

The draw starts at 6.00pm.

PRIZE ENVELOPES (Drawn at 6.00pm - 6.40 pm) 5 x “Enter the Car Draw” 1 x $200 9 x $100

At 6.00pm five (5) tickets will be drawn.

PRIZE ENVELOPES

At 6.20pm five (5) tickets will be drawn At 6.40pm five (5) tickets will be drawn.

At 6.50pm all 15 members whose names are drawn will be asked (in order) to select from a board containing 15 envelopes. Ten (10) Envelopes will contain a cash prize.

The remaining Five (5) envelopes will contain an invitation for the member who selected it to go head to head with four other members for the chance to win the Toyota Corolla Ascent, in the order in which they were originally selected.

(Drawn at 7.00pm) 1 x “You have won the Toyota Corolla Ascent” 1 x $1000 1 x $400 2 x $250

When it is determined which five members have chosen the “Enter the Car Draw” envelopes, five new envelopes will be affixed to the prize board. At 7.00pm the lucky five members selected will choose an envelope. Four of these envelopes will contain a cash prize. One envelope will contain the fantastic news that one lucky member has won the Toyota Corolla Ascent!

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NRL GRAND FINAL TICKETS ON OFFER PRIZE DRAW ONE ‘FIRST TRY’

2 double passes to be won

Simply spend $5 or more at *any bar on any Friday, Saturday or Sunday in September until Saturday

We have five Grand Final double passes to give away, so you and a friend could be on your way to ANZ Stadium to see the NRL Grand Final on Sunday 6TH OCTOBER 2013

28th September (9pm) to receive an entry ticket.

Prizes drawn at 9.15pm, on 28th September. *Conditions apply LTPM/12/01016 Members need not be present to win.

PRIZE DRAW TWO ‘SECOND TRY’ 3 x double passes to be won Swipe your membership card at the rewards centre between 6.30pm - 8.30pm for the draws at 9.00pm.

Saturday 28th September See club flyers for details.

LTPM/12/01016 Members must be present to win.

WESTS TIGERS STATE CUP RUGBY LEAGUE The Wests Tigers State Cup team is in the top eight at the time of writing, after a mixed season with injuries playing a major part in most results.

The sixteen matches so far have resulted in eight wins and eight losses, with a total of thirty-six players being used to this stage.

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Results (since round 5) are as follows:v Auckland (lost 26-24) v North Sydney (won 16-12) v Illawarra (won 38-24) v Newcastle (lost 10-8) v Newtown (lost 30-26) v Wyong (won 39-26) v Windsor (lost 28-12) v Wentworthville (lost 26-24) v Canterbury (won 26-20) v Auckland (won 20-18) v Newcastle (lost 38-18)

RYDE-EASTWOOD DISTRICT RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB 50th REUNION A reminder to all former players, officials and staff that the 50th Anniversary Reunion will be held at Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club on Saturday 19th October from 12pm to 4 pm.

Bookings are essential and you can register by going to the club’s website, www.releagues.com.au and clicking on the red reunion box on the home page. More information will be provided to attendees via their registration details closer to the time.

major august & september promotions

$5,000

PREMIER REWARDS ‘SPRING BOX’ PROMOTION THURSDAY 29th AUGUST (This promotion is only open to members with Prestige, Elite or Premium tier status in the club’s Premier Rewards Programme).

Put a spring in your step with the chance to walk away with $1,000 worth of bonus points or gift cards.

Swipe your membership card between 6pm-8pm.

The draws start at 8.35pm - At 8.35pm 3 names will be drawn - At 8.50pm 3 names will be drawn - At 9.00pm 3 names will be drawn At 9.10pm all 9 members will select from 12 envelopes on the display board. Then at approx. 9.20pm 3 more winners will be selected to choose one of the remaining 3 envelopes.

MAJOR CASH PRIZE ENVELOPES

3 x $1,000 2 x $500 3 x $200 4 x $100

Terms and conditions apply. See club flyers for details. Members may only win one prize in this promotion.

There will be no Thursday Money Wheel Promotion on this night. LTPM/12/01016

$3,000

MEMBERS’ SPRING BOX PROMOTION SUNDAY 1st SEPTEMBER Spring is here and you could be on your way to opening an envelope containing $1,000 worth of bonus points or gift cards!

Swipe your membership card between 3.30pm and 5.30pm.

The draws start at 6.00pm - At 6.00pm 3 names will be drawn - At 6.20pm 3 names will be drawn - At 6.40pm 2 names will be drawn At 6.45pm all 8 members will select from 11 envelopes on the display board.

Then at approx. 7.00pm 3 more winners will be selected to choose one of the remaining 3 envelopes.

MAJOR CASH PRIZE ENVELOPES

1 x $1,000 1 x $500 1 x $300 4 x $200 4 x $100

Terms and conditions apply. See club flyers for details. Members may only win one prize in this promotion.

There will be no regular Sunday promotion on this day. LTPM/12/01016 AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2013

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$3,000 FATHER’S DAY RAFFLE & PRIZE DRAW WEDNESDAY 28th AUGUST $1,500 RAFFLE

End dad’s month in style with a host of prizes that he will love.

Ticket sales 6.00pm - 7.40pm. Draw starts at 7.45pm.

Prizes include: Tool Sets, Hampers and Gift Packs for Dad.

PLUS . . .

$1,500 MEMBERS’ PRIZE DRAW Swipe between 6.00pm - 7.30pm. The draw starts at 8.30pm.

Fantastic prizes include: • 80cm LED TV • iPad 2 • $200 worth of fuel vouchers • Chef Easy Charcoal Kettle BBQ See club flyers for details. The Father’s Day raffle replaces the regular Wednesday night raffle prizes but the Jackpot Jester promotion is still on. LTPM/12/01016

MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL 2013

ONLINE RENEWALS AVAILABLE

Please visit our website at www.releagues.com.au for more information on how to complete your membership renewal online.

q Please tick if you wish to receive this information

* You may withdraw your approval at any time

renewals closing soon!

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FATHER’S

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Sunday 1st September

Make this Father’s Day special for dad by treating him to lunch or dinner at one of our dining outlets.

THE HERITAGE FUNCTION CENTRE ALL YOU CAN EAT HOT AND COLD BUFFET INCLUDING SEAFOOD PLUS Live Entertainment by renowned pianist Peter Beard Reserved Seating Adults $38.00 per head Children $19.00 (4 -12 years) Under 4 FREE *Lunch ONLY 12:00pm – 3:00pm Bookings can now be made at club reception.

Full payment required at time of booking.

THE PALM COURT BISTRO WITH ALFRESCO DINING

Over 150 dishes on offer in a huge variety of styles.

Children’s menu available.

OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER FOR THOSE DADS WHO ENJOY THE DELIGHTS OF CHINESE CUISINE, WE HAVE A SPECIAL TREAT FOR YOU WITH A SUMPTUOUS MENU DEDICATED TO YUM CHA AND YOUR CHINESE À LA CARTE FAVOURITES.

(No Western style meals available, but the Palm Court Bistro has plenty of western dishes to offer).

All meals cooked to order.

Open for lunch from 11.45am

Don’t forget to stay at the club for the big

$3,000 ‘Spring Box’ promotion later on this evening at 6pm. See page 9 for full details.

YUM CHA AVAILABLE FROM 11AM. Club Members receive 10% Discount off the entire bill.

RELAX AT THE COFFEE CLUB AND SOAK UP THE FATHER’S DAY ATMOSPHERE AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2013

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MAJOR PROMOTION IN september

$5,000 PREMIER REWARDS ‘BIG BUCKS BONANZA’ PROMOTION

MAJOR CASH PRIZE BOXES

3 x $1,000

2 x $500

3 x $200

4 x $100

THURSDAY 26th SEPTEMBER (This promotion is only open to members with Prestige, Elite or Premium tier status in the club’s Premier Rewards Programme).

This is your chance to win $1,000 worth of Big Bucks in our Big Bucks Bonanza Promotion.

Swipe your membership card between 6pm-8pm. The draws start at 8.35pm.

At 8.35pm 3 names will be drawn

At 8.50pm 3 names will be drawn

At 9.00pm 3 names will be drawn

At 9.10pm all 9 members will select from 12 Gold Boxes on display. Then at approx. 9.20pm 3 more winners will be selected to choose one of the remaining 3 boxes.

Terms and conditions apply. See club flyers for details. There will be no Thursday Money Wheel Promotion on this night. LTPM/12/01016

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MAJOR PROMOTIONs IN OCTOBER

LABOUR DAY LONG WEEKEND

$5,000

MEMBERS’ CASH & PRIZE GIVEAWAY SATURDAY NIGHT, 5th October

$2,000 CASH PRIZES A minimum $1,000 to be won.

Swipe between 6.00pm – 7.30pm. Draw at 8.00pm Then $1,000 more to be won when you swipe between 8.00pm - 9.00pm.

Draw at 9.05pm

MONDAY 7th OCTOBER

$3,000 TO BE WON $1,000 Cash to be won.

Swipe between 3.30pm – 4.45pm. Draw at 5pm

PLUS

SPECIAL LABOUR DAY WEEKEND RAFFLE MONDAY 7th OCTOBER Ticket Sales 6.00pm Draw at 7pm 50 great prizes to be won

$2,000 Premier Rewards Draw* Swipe between 6.00pm – 7.30pm. Draw at 8pm * This draw is only open to eligible members with Prestige, Elite or Premium status in the club’s Premier Rewards Programme.

Terms and conditions apply. See club flyers for details.

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NB. No Bingo on Monday evening 7th October

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Melbourne Tuesday 5th November

The Race That Stops The Nation

The build up 10.00am

TAB Full TAB facilities, $1, $2 and $5 sweep tickets on sale from 10am.

12.00pm Gala Day Luncheon. Book from 1st October.

Enjoy a superb meal and champagne while being entertained by Australia’s Queen of Comedy, Liz Layton, and our house band, with large screen viewing of the big race, including a free sweep ticket. Be part of our Melbourne Cup Hat Parade.

Great prizes to be won. Members $26.

12.00pm Golden Hawk Chinese Restaurant Cup Luncheon, with large screen viewing of the entire Cup Day. 1.00pm Warm up for the main event with some great prizes on offer in our Pre-Race Promotion Giveaway from 1.00pm - 2.00pm.

From 3.00pm The big race that stops the nation live on our big screens throughout the club. Good Luck!

3.15pm - 7.00pm Free live entertainment in the main lounge to keep the party atmosphere going.

7.45pm Post Melbourne Cup Raffle and Members’ Draw with $3,000 in prizes! Soak up the post-race atmosphere. See page 15 for details.

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Cup Day

$3,000 Melbourne Cup Raffle & Prize Draw

$1,500 MELBOURNE CUP RAFFLE Tuesday 5th November Purchase $10 worth of raffle tickets or more in any weekly club raffle in October and you will receive a voucher to receive $10 worth of FREE tickets into our Cup Day Raffle. Redeem your voucher on 5th November between 5.30pm and 7.30pm to receive your free tickets along with any tickets you buy on the night.

Ticket sales from 5.30pm - 7.30pm The BIG DRAW starts at 7.45pm.

Prizes include Seafood and Gourmet Hampers.

$1,500 MEMBERS’ PRIZE DRAW Tuesday 5th November Swipe between 6pm – 7.30pm. Draw from 8.30pm PRIZES INCLUDE • iPAD Mini Connect with family and friends with an iPad Mini that will keep you ahead of the game.

• HOME THEATRE SYSTEM Relax and enjoy all your favourite sounds with this quality home theatre music system.

• PANASONIC 80 cm LED TV Kick back and watch all your favourite sports, movies and shows on this fantastic TV. See flyer for list of prizes and terms and conditions. LTPM/13/00403 AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2013

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An invitation for members and guests to join… Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club’s

11 Day Best of Tasmania Club Tour

The well-balanced itinerary includes all ‘must do’ sightseeing. Explore the wilderness and untamed beauty, spectacular landscapes and rich history.

Departing from the Club on 14 February 2014.

Fully escorted 1st Class coach tour, guaranteed departure with limited seats available.

The holiday includes complimentary return airport transfers from the Club. only

$2995pp (twin share)

Single supplement $790.

Price includes return airfares, luxury coach transport, all hotels, most meals, sightseeing and entry fees.

A deposit of $500pp is required to secure your place.

Call in for a detailed itinerary and booking form available at Travelabout… in your Club.

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At Ryde-Eastwood, on Wednesdays from 5.15pm - 6.45pm and your firstcan: lesson is FREE! ChessNutsJoin is a ChessNuts club where children ChessNuts is a club where children can:

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Contact Konrad Zielinski on: 0432 740 504

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Spring Special Promotion Spring is in the air and we have a great opportunity for you to join or enhance your membership of The Fitness Edge.

Introduce a new member for a 6 or 12 month membership* and we will give you and the joining member an extra 4 weeks free on your membership.# 6 and 12 month memberships are not only a cost effective option but you also receive a free initial assessment/programme as well as the other great benefits The Fitness Edge has to offer.

Conditions apply: Specials valid to 30/9/13. Not valid with any other offer.

*Also applies to Direct Debit option # If the nominating member holds a membership option that is less than a 6-month full membership option then the special benefit to the nominating member will be 10% off the cost of their next purchased membership, not a 4-week extension.

SPECIAL WEEKEND MEMBERSHIP Work in the City? Can’t get to us for your after-work workout? Worry no more because we’re introducing, for a limited time only, our brand new weekend membership special. Valid from 7pm Fridays to 7pm Sundays, so you can work out as often as you like over the weekend.

Convenient and affordable . . . $250 for a 6-month membership or $400 for 1-year.

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IMPORTANCE OF EXERCISE FOR SENIORS Regular exercise is good for us but as we age we cannot workout with the same intensity, and the number of seniors exercising quickly declines. Research shows that regular exercise can reduce the likelihood of suffering heart attack, reduce cholesterol, lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of Type II Diabetes. So what stops us from going to the gym and exercising? Studies show that people may feel old and out of place, or believe they might sustain an injury or even exacerbate a current injury. Most notably, many seniors don’t perceive exercise as a key component of their lifestyle.

Fitness Edge at Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club, is 72 and believes that seniors cannot afford NOT to exercise. Having worked as a Chartered Accountant, Michael taught himself to swim at 55 and quickly started to feel stronger and fitter. Having completed his exercise studies at Meadowbank TAFE, he now teaches Fit ‘n’ Well at the club, a 45-minute class for seniors who want to exercise at a lighter pace but still work on their strength, fitness and general wellbeing.

Michael Wilkinson, an instructor at The

The World Health Organisation views health as the state of complete physical, mental and

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Michael’s ethos is to “continue doing what I’m doing for as long as I can.” Despite a slight injury to his hip a few years ago, he cites working out at the gym as a significant factor in alleviating the pain, and heeling the problem.

social well-being. Regular exercise gives us this and much more.

There are many achievable options for newcomers to exercise. The Fitness Edge delivers Aqua classes, Pilates, Yoga, and Stretch classes. If classes are not for you then by becoming a Fitness Edge member you are able to design your own fitness programme tailored to your abilities and needs, in conjunction with one of our exercise specialists.

So, if you’re interested, why not pop down to the Fitness Edge and talk with Michael or one of our exercise professionals and find out how to get started.

The Fitness Edge Swim School offers a safe, friendly and encouraging environment for people of all ages and abilities. Our youngest students are 6 months of age and our most senior member is in their 70s. It’s never too late to learn the life skill of swimming. All staff at The Fitness Edge are Austswim Qualified and all hold current CPR certification.

Babies & Pre-school classes are held Monday to Friday between 11am and 1pm. There are limited Preschool positions on Saturdays. All Instructors in these classes are qualified in Austswim Infant & Pre-school Aquatics.

School Age Learn to Swim classes are by far the most popular. The classes cater for all school ages and abilities. The focus for younger children is on safety and gaining confidence; from there we develop all swimming strokes. Our more serious swimmers move on to Mini-Squad and Squads. While the main focus in these levels in still correct technique, we also develop speed and racing skills. Places in these classes are very limited and are subject to an assessment of new swimmers’ ability and available classes.

Adult classes are held on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday morning. We have two levels - Beginners and Intermediate.

Beginner classes are for members who are not confident to swim with their faces in the water, and intermediate classes for members who can swim but want to improve their technique.

For further details, please call the Swim School office on 9808 7617 or check out our webpage on the club’s website at: www.releagues.com.au.

Our office hours during term time are: Monday – Friday: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 8am – 1.15pm

WELCOME TO OUR NEW COACH Hi, my name is Orlando, and you will have seen me around pool deck this term getting familiar with the operation of the swim school and getting to know all our swimmers.

I come to the swim school with experience and knowledge in sports, especially swimming and soccer. I am hoping over time, in consultation with Leanne and Jo, that I will be able to share my knowledge and experience with all the staff, swimmers and families of the Fitness Edge, and help our swim school and swimmers consistently achieve their best.

I am continually questioned by parents regarding suitable training parameters for individuals and groups of young swimmers. What should be the focus of training? How many sessions are appropriate? How many weeks per year should young swimmers train? Whilst there are no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ answers and no single formula applies in all cases, there are a number of recommendations that should be taken into account. As part of my role as swim programme development coach for Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club, our swim school team wants to offer some guidance for parents and coaches/instructors regarding difficult training/teaching decisions.

Training generally involves these broad based performance objectives: 1.

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The acquisition of complex skills (i.e. such as tumble turns and racing start) that are specific to competition, rather than required for safety or recreational pursuits.

Improvement in physical capacities that allow sustained swimming.

Improvement in technical capabilities that allow more efficient propulsion in the water. Naturally, the achievement of these objectives means that a swimmer is able to move further, faster, and more skilfully.

We are in the process of reviewing our programme to see if we need to make any necessary changes to ensure we are catering to all our swimmers’ needs and helping them to achieve their potential. It is my aim to be available on pool deck to mentor, coach and develop all our swimmers and staff.

Please do not hesitate to come and discuss your swimmer’s progress at any time, or any issues you may have. I look forward to meeting you all and helping your swimmers exceed their expectations whilst enjoying their swimming.

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INTERNAL CLUB NEWS CAMERA CLUB We’re already half way through the year and club members have shared images, experiences, knowledge and friendships. In May a group of enthusiastic shutter bugs travelled to the Goulburn Railway Museum to capture images of trains from a bygone era. To connect with these wonderful pieces of our history was a rare opportunity for members.

We now look forward to seeing the images captured at our “Outings Exhibition”. Four of our Club members have shared their images and the stories behind each image. This has now proved to be a most enjoyable and informative evening. In the month just passed, we were given the opportunity to view some very interesting images where the photographer was the central character. The presentation was entitled “Shooting Yourself”. This provided an intriguing insight into another facet of the world of photography.

We have competitions to present photographs of subjects we have a love and special interest in. We also have set subjects to photograph, which are designed to grow our photographic skills. In our June competition the subject’s focus was ‘Blurred Motion’.

In this focus we were required to capture very fast action or motion images, a big challenge for us all.

Members were treated to a vast array of visually exciting and interesting images. Our next set subject requires capturing photographs of Nature. Come and join us and share your photographs. To date, eight new members are sharing their photographs and friendship with us. And there is always a cup of tea or coffee and biscuits provided for us by Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club. A big thank you to the club for these refreshments, always most gratefully enjoyed. You can find out more about out club and its activities at – www.pbase.com/relccc John Maynard CHESS CLUB The Club Championship preliminaries are almost complete, and the following players will be contesting the finals starting in October: Arthur Huynh, Lorenzo Escalante, Frank Pacey, Rob Watson, Chris Ball and either Egon Cardenas or Greig Edwards (tied: playoff required for qualification). The handicap winners in the three divisions were: Group A – Vince Chiara; Group B – Greig Edwards or Paul Gluvchinsky; Group C – Shane Dibley, Alan Marton and James Jickey. The interclub grade matches are well underway. RydeEastwood has entered four teams this year across the three divisions: U2000, U1700 and two in U1500.

Both U1500 teams have progressed to the second round in which the top four teams (out of eight) play each other again. The club’s blitz championship (5 minute time limit) will be held in the first two weeks of August. As always, new players of any standard are welcome on Wednesdays at 7:30pm. Visit our website at www.rydeeastwoodchessclub.blogspot. com. Contact Les Mikolajcsyk (0412 970 059) or Rob Watson (0408 463 759).

EUCHRE CLUB Although membership continues to increase, there are still vacancies for experienced Euchre players to come along on Wednesday evenings at 7.20pm in the Willandra Room in the function centre, and join in our card games. We play 16 games of competition euchre with prizes for 1st and 2nd for both men and ladies. Members enjoy a light supper at the end of the evening. Congratulations to our monthly winners: April - 1st place Margaret Campbell , 2nd place to Ivy Hitchens, Aileen Wheeler and Jim Marshall, and 3rd place to Barry Ratcliffe. May: 1st place John King, 2nd place Vince Smith, and 3rd place to Bede Bendeich and John Wicks. June: 1st place John King, 2nd place to Vince Smith, and 3rd place to Dorothy Coffill and Mary Samany. For information regarding membership please call Don Baillie on 9869 2857 or John Wicks 9874 2175 - Pierina Dick Publicity Officer Regards, Maria Lea.

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THE FISHING CLUB This year we have missed three outings due to bad weather. A turnaround started in May with everyone on board catching fish, in fact 43.7kg to be exact.

Master fisherman, Michael Cheng, caught the heaviest bag at 7.2kg. The June outing was not as good weather wise, being cool and wet. Everyone on board caught fish, with some more than others. Gary Lee caught 7.7kg out of the total of 31.2kg for the boat, which was a good effort. With warmer weather on the way, hopefully we will have even more success. Upcoming outings are scheduled for: Sunday 4th August, Sunday 1st September, Sunday 6th October, Sunday 3rd November. The fishing club organises monthly deepsea charter boat fishing trips on the first Sunday of most months. Any interested member may contact Nic Ceh on 9858 2412 or attend the monthly fishing club meeting on the third Thursday of each month, at 8pm. Fishing Club President, Trevor Fahey.

GOLF CLUB Blackheath in early April was beautiful. It must have been the first time that everyone didn’t freeze their toes off. Medals on the day were awarded to A-Grade, Steve Ferns and B-Grade, John Nilan. The runner-up on the day was Tony Tedesco. Round 1 of Matchplay was at Massey Park; congratulations to all that progressed to round 2. On the day winners were: Tony Campbell (A-Grade) and Slava Sokolov (B-Grade). Our runners-up were Greg Webber on count back (A-Grade) and Eric Tsui on count back (B-Grade). Lynwood, true to form, seemed to swallow numerous golf balls. Congratulations to Henry Urbanski (A-Grade), the winner from Robert Wood. In B-Grade John Nilan was obviously on a different golf course to the rest of the field with a net 67 from Slava Sokoloff, who was 10 strokes behind.

Round 2 of the match play was decided and round 3 will be a tussle between Slava and Tony C., and Steve J. and Edwin for the finals. Medals at Dunheved were awarded to Steve Ferns, A-Grade (Miss Judy will love another dust collector), and Alex Sokolov, B-Grade. Next best on the day were Greg Webber, A-Grade (keeping the prizes in the family), and Kaye Henderson in B-Grade. Unfortunately the Maris/ Busher Cup at Massey Park was a washout. Glenmore Park was round 3 of the Stableford Trophy. It appears that not everyone was happy to be back at Glenmore, with some very low scores. However the winners on the day didn’t seem to struggle with the course: Alan Henderson, A-Grade, and Eric Goh, B-Grade.

Runners up were John Nilan, A-Grade, and Natalie P in B-Grade. It was great to see the Perederienkos back at golf even if they did win half the prizes. After all the rain in the last week of June, 15 members braved Richmond for a medal round. Congratulations go to Rick Beves, A-Grade and Steve Jeffery B-Grade.

John Nilan was the runner-up for the day. Don’t forget to check the website for full results: www.relgolfclub.com. Good golfing til next time!

INDOOR BOWLS Congratulations to Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club members selected in the NSW team to play in the Australian Championships in Twoomba, Queensland.

Claire Grebert, Jim Harvey, Bob Bale, Jeffrey Tam, Jenny Loveridge, Ron Asser, Michael Wookey, Michael Andersch and Doreen Anderson. Good Luck. Club players won medals in the metropolitan championships: Jim Harvey, Cath Lyn, Sandy Tam, Lynda Bale, Bob Bale, Doreen Anderson, John Loveridge, Kerri Lane, Michael Andersch, Jacqui Myles, David Myles and Michael Wookey. We are having a good year. Our Christmas in July lunch was a great success. We thank Mr Jack King for his patronage and attendance at our functions throughout the year.

The club is always open to new members, and players new to the game will be given tuition. Ladies games

are played from 10.30am to 2.00pm on Wednesdays, and mixed games at 7.30pm on Thursdays. Enquiries welcome. Phone Narelle on 9802 7688 or Cath on 0413 600 019.

SENIORS CLUB The first half of the year has already gone but our members are still enjoying the meetings and outings.

Marie has had the operation on her knees and all is going well. We wish her all the best and look forward to seeing her soon. Last month we had a trip to Mt. Penang. The weather wasn’t the best but everyone enjoyed the day. This month we went to Gabbies at Berry for our ‘Christmas in July’ lunch. We were pleased to see so many wishing to go, so we hired an extra bus. Father’s Day is coming up and we hope to get a good turn out. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at 11.00am. For more information please contact Marie Weston on 9638 7419.

SQUASH CLUB We have just completed our Autumn Competition for 2013. In this comp we had three teams competing, a Div 4 (6th), Div 7 (1st) and Div 8 (4th). I am pleased to report WE HAVE WON ANOTHER PENNANT! Well done Div7, to Joe Morrissey, Trevor Lunney, Glenn Bridge, Joe Son Kee and Bill Schenk. These guys were Premiers in this comp and also won the Pennant, a truly magnificent effort. Well done to all the guys.

Just a quick reminder to all players that this year the internal club championship round robin will be played at the completion of the autumn competition, so get your games played. This is held once a year and is a great chance to play against better players, so time to get involved. On a social note, one of our players, Peter Sklavos, will be heading off to Italy to compete in the World Masters Games in Turin in the next few weeks. The World Masters Games are held every four years and were last held in Sydney in 2009. These Games are for competitors aged 35 – 100+ with a passion for sport, competing in 32 core sports. Peter will competing in the 64 years category, we wish Peter the very best of luck. Bring home ‘the bacon’ Peter. Finally, may I take this opportunity to thank the Leagues Club for its ongoing support of the Squash Club; it is very much appreciated by all the players.

Remember, we are always looking for squash players, so if you are interested please contact Ernie Speed on 9807 3348. Just a Thought: “In the end, it’s not going to matter how many breaths you took, but how many moments took your breath away.”

TRAVELLING BOWLS CLUB Hello Members. For the third year in a row the games at Umina Bowling Club have been washed out. After discussion with Umina Bowls Secretary, Allan Ryce rightly changed the weekend date forward two weeks for our game in 2014. We hope this makes a difference.

We are still looking for new members. The following is a list of upcoming games and events: Sunday 22nd September, Avoca Bowling Club (uniform); Sunday 10th November, Ettalong Bowling Club (uniform); Thursday 5th December is Christmas dinner at RydeEastwood Leagues Club. Bookings required with the cost to be advised at a later date. Thursday 6th February 2014, our Annual General Meeting at RydeEastwood Leagues Club. All members welcome. We look forward to your company. For information, please contact Marie Crawley on 9684 1023, Bob Freeland on 9644 4792 or 0427 003 038. Happy Bowling. R. Freeland.

TRAVEL CLUB We meet at 2pm on the first Tuesday of each month.

New members are always welcome. Call Secretary, Shirley Wheadon on 9888 7704 for information or upcoming Travel Club events.

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For more information on this resort visit www.markhamcourt.com.au

SHOAL BAY

SHOAL BAY

19 GOVERNMENT ROAD Your choice of 2 x 3 bedroom units.

29 SHOAL BAY ROAD Your choice of 4 x 3 bedroom units with superb beachfront location.

FOR FULL DETAILS ON PRICING, VISIT THE CLUB’S WEBSITE www.releagues.com.au (then Member Services, then Holiday Accommodation) For reservations please contact Barbara Schmitt on 9808 7602 between 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday, or visit Club Reception.

OCEAN PLAZA RESORT COOLANGATTA, QLD

Holiday Units Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club holiday units offer quality accommodation in the best locations with the best prices.

Coolangatta Six (6) units in high rise accommodation across the road from the famous Coolangatta beach and with fantastic waterfront views. There are four (4) two bedroom, two bathroom units and two (2) large three bedroom, two bathroom units.

These units are located at Ocean Plaza Resort with a shopping centre right at your doorstep.

Your weekly rates: 2 bedroom Off Peak $840 Peak $1,520

3 bedroom Off Peak $1,050 Peak $1,820 You can reduce these rates by a further 12-20% if you have earned sufficient membership reward points (250) in one year.

(See website – holiday units for full details).

Broadbeach Two (2) x two bedroom ground floor units within walking distance to the beach, Broadbeach shopping centre and Jupiters Casino. A fantastic location.

Off Peak $610

Peak $990

Shoal Bay Four (4) modern 3 bedroom units with superb water views and directly across the road from Shoal Bay Beach.

Two (2) 3 bedroom units 200 metres from the beach and shopping centre. Adjacent to a park.

Various rate options depending on the time of year – see our website for details.

2 x 3 bedroom units and 4 x 2 bedroom units located right opposite Coolangatta Beach, with superb views up and down the coastline. Luxury accommodation at affordable prices.

For more information on this resort visit: www.oceanplazaresort.com.au

JINDABYNE One 2 bedroom unit at Rydges Horizons Snowy Mountains with great views over Lake Jindabyne. A great base for a snowy mountain holiday at any time of the year. Various rates apply depending on the time of the year – see our website for full details.

For full details on all Holiday Units refer to our website (details above).

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Beers Month August ITCHY GREEN PANTS

Is well balanced on the palate with late hopped Galaxy & Saaz resulting in a zesty clean finish. .

Schooner $4.90 Middy $3.40

October

September GROLSCH

An international premium beer of Dutch origin using no other ingredients than malted barley, hops and water.

$5.00

PERONI

Effortlessly stylish, this Mediterranean style lager delivers an unmistakeable crisp, refreshing taste and a fine subtle aroma.

$5.60

DID YOU KNOW THAT ALL RYDE-EASTWOOD LEAGUES CLUB MEMBERS GET A 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL COFFEE CLUB MEALS?

EVERY THURSDAY 4.30PM - 10PM NO COUPON REQUIRED

31/10/13

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bEttA HOME lIvING 14 Glen Street, Eastwood (02) 9858 2309 or (02) 9858 2906

FAMILY owned and operated SINCE I964 Front Door Parking!

KIDS MOVIES What do I do now?

The first thing to decide is will your loved one be buried or cremated? This is important as it requires different paperwork to be completed by the doctor.

The next thing for you to do is to call us.

Day or night.

You can trust us to help.

Phone 1300 74 00 74 Anytime

Mention this ad to receive a 5% discount off selected items.

904 Victoria Road, West Ryde

Tues 24th sept G miffy the movie 11.00am

THUR 26th SEPT tad the lost explorer 1.30pm

THUR 3RD OCT escape from planet earth 1.30pm

Note: Children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire length of the movie (legal requirements). $1 Ticket conditions: Tickets are only available to members.

Limit of 6 tickets per member. Tickets only available after 10am on the day of the movie.

No admittance to the auditorium until 30mins before movie commences.

No reserve seating. Movies subject to change.

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Line Dancing Now is a great time to shake off the winter woollies and get those joints moving.

Our weekly classes are Wednesday nights from 8pm and Thursday mornings from 10am.

Members $3.30. Non-Members $7.70.

Our new beginners course starts in August and this is a great opportunity to give line dancing a go.

Beginner’s Classes Wednesday 7-8pm Thursday 12pm - 1pm Members $5.50 (Due to annual holidays there will be no line dance classes offered on 11th and 12th of September).

JULIE TALBOT

THE FUNCTION

SPECIALISTS At The Ryde-Eastwood Heritage Function Centre our aim is to make your special occasion as memorable as possible.

We offer a wide range of catering options to suit your needs, from cocktail menus to buffets and set menus. Our flexible function space can cater for small, intimate parties to large banquets of up to 300 guests.

Our dedicated function team will look after your every need.

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NEXT SOCIAL LINE DANCING 7pm - 10pm Saturday 17th August & 19th October Members $5 Non-Members $8

Everyone is welcome. For all enquiries Call Julie on 9560 0584 or club reception on 9807 2444.

$1,000 THURSDAY MONEY WHEEL DRAW DATES The following dates provide the schedule of $1,000 Thursday Money Wheel Draw Dates for the next quarter, August through October. Please note that on major draw dates falling on a Thursday in this period, there will be no Thursday Money Wheel.

AUGUST 2013 1st August Draw as normal 8th August Draw as normal 15th August Draw as normal 22nd August Draw as normal 29th August NO MONEY WHEEL DRAW THIS NIGHT SEPTEMBER 2013 5th Sept Draw as normal 12th Sept Draw as normal 19th Sept Draw as normal 26th Sept NO MONEY WHEEL DRAW THIS NIGHT

OCTOBER 2013 3rd Oct Draw as normal 10th Oct Draw as normal 17th Oct NO MONEY WHEEL DRAW THIS NIGHT 24th Oct Draw as normal 31st Oct Draw as normal

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saturday 24th august

THE BEATELS

the australian fleetwood mac RUNNING IN THE SHADOWS

Featuring Bruce Coble (John Lennon), Steven Shipley (Paul McCartney), Marcus Phelan (George Harrison) and Neil Rankin (Ringo Starr), this is a tribute to The Beatles that will make you feel like you’ve gone right back in time to see and hear the real thing! With a full collection of authentic Beatle instruments and Beatle costumes, their breathtaking performances will leave you singing “Yeah, Yeah, Yeah”!

The music of Fleetwood Mac is long etched into music history.

A superb tribute to one of the most enduring bands of all time.

Featuring all the timeless classics, including Rhiannon, Go Your Own Way, Big Love and many, many more, taking you back through the decades.

Book NOW. Show starts 8pm.

Book NOW. Show starts 8pm.

Members $15 Non-Members $18

Members $15 Non-Members $18

DON’T FORGET OUR LINE DANCING SOCIAL - 7-10pm, 17th AUGUST

Sat 7th September

FRANKIE J. HOLDEN & WILBUR WILDE ARE ON THE PROWL

Two legends of Australian Rock and Roll who were stars on HEY HEY IT’S SATURDAY are back doing what they do best!

Frankie and Wilbur will have you dancing and singing along to the hit songs of OL’ 55 such as ON THE PROWL, LOOKING FOR AN ECHO, DIANA, RUBY, THE WANDERER, GET A JOB & THIS LITTLE GIRL. On stage with Rock ‘n’ Roll Band On the Prowl, you’re in for a huge night of entertainment..

SAT 21st September

A Salute to Cliff & The Shadows

A salute to cliff & the shadows

The mere mention of The Shadows springs to mind hits such as Apache, FBI, Wonderful Land & Kon-Tiki. Mention Cliff in the same breath and you recall Move It, Summer Holiday, I Could Easily Fall in Love with You and more!

A thoughtful reproduction presented by Paul McCann, John Smith and a selection of Sydney’s finest musicians.

Book NOW. Show starts 8pm.

Book FROM 10th AUGUST. Show starts 8pm.

Members $27 Non-Members $30

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SATURDAY 12th OCTOBER

tom burlinson

THE AUSTRALIAN QUEEN TRIBUTE SHOW We will rock you!

An Australian star of screen and stage in his latest musical production, ‘NOW WE’RE SWINGIN’. A sensational, swinging salute to the masters of the genre. A montage of swing classics

by Tony Bennett, Sammy Davis Jr., Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin and Frank Sinatra, through to the songs made famous by supercool swingers of the current era such as Harry Connick Jr., Michael Bublé and Robbie Williams.

Experience the Queen tribute show like never before!

Staying true to everything ‘Queen’, Gareth Hill is Freddie from the minute he hits the stage, right through to the end of the show. Close your eyes and you will think you are experiencing the real thing!

Book from 17th august. Show starts 8pm.

Book from 31st Aug. Show starts 8pm.

Members $33 Non-Members $36

Members $18 Non-Members $22

DON’T FORGET OUR LINE DANCING SOCIAL - 7-10pm, 19th OCTOBER

THURSDAY 24th OCTOBER SATURDAY 26TH OCTOBER

THE PLATTERS Featuring the legendary Monroe Powell

PETER POWERS - the lord of the trance (THE NAUGHTY NAUGHTY HYPNOSHOW)

Hear all their Great Hits including Smoke gets in your Eyes, My Prayer, Only You, Remember When, Twilight Time and a great rendition of THE PRAYER that brings the house down with Monroe Powell at his best! The Platters will take you back through the decades at their crowd pleasing best. A wonderful show not to be missed.

The UK’s naughtiest & most outrageous hypnotist is back in Australia, fresh from a sold out tour in Europe and the UK with an all new hilarious show. A star of his own TV series, Peter Powers will have you wondering just how he does it.

Book from 7th SEPT. Show starts 8pm.

Book from 14th SEPT. Show starts 8pm.

Tickets $27

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frankie valli/beach boys tribute

The Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons segment showcases hits from the world famous Jersey Boys, including Sherry, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Working My Way Back to you, Can’t Take My Eyes of You, Grease and of course, Oh What a Night!

Then it’s the Beach Boys with Fun Fun Fun, California Girls, Good Vibrations, I Get Around, Help Me, Wouldn’t It Be Nice, Barbara Ann, Surfin’ USA, and so many more.

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british invasion

oh boy - the buddy holly story

Imagine - England in the 60s!

The only place to be was Liverpool’s “Cavern Club”!

British Invasion presents a tribute to true British music legends, including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Manfred Man, Herman’s Hermits, Gerry & The Pacemakers, The Hollies, The Searchers, Sir Cliff Richard & Joe Cocker. It’s bound to be a huge night of 60s nostalgia.

Paul McCann presents a superb tribute to Buddy Holly performing favourites such as Rave On, That’ll Be the Day, Peggy Sue & more. Joined by a superb cast, you’ll enjoy songs from other Rock ‘n’ Roll legends, including Bill Haley, Eddie Cochran, Ritchie Valens & The Big Bopper. Enjoy a trip down memory lane for a great night of musical celebration.

Book from 5th Oct. Show starts 8pm.

Book from 12th Oct. Show starts 8pm.

Book from 26th Oct. Show starts 8pm.

Members $18 Non-Members $22

Members $15 Non-Members $18

Members $18 Non-Members $22

tuesday 31st DEC

abba & the retrospecks NEW YEAR’S EVE!

ABBA lives on in one of the most powerful and exciting all-Abba tributes to this timeless icon of the 70s. Throw yourself into the revival of the decade with all your favourite ABBA hits, including Dancing Queen, Fernando, Ring Ring, Money Money Money and more. The hits will just keep on coming as we welcome in 2014 with this New Year spectacular.

With a fantastic 3 course meal to enjoy, this will be a New Year’s Eve to remember.

Bookings essential

Book from 19th Oct. Show starts 8pm.

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GALA LUNCHES - INCLUDES A TWO-COURSE LUNCH AND SPARKLING WINE Tuesday 6th AUGUST

Tuesday 3rd sEPTEMBER

Tuesday 1st OCTOBER

Tuesday 5th NOVEMBER

Tuesday 3rd DECEMBER

melbourne cup day christmas luncheon

dorathy cooper Beautiful talented songstress.

Members: $10 Non-Members: $12 Book Now!

adam scicluna Multi-award winning showman.

Members: $10 Non-Members: $12 Book from 6th August

wayne horsburgh International Country Performer.

Members: $10 Non-Members: $12 Book from 3rd Sept

LIZ LAYTON

Australia’s Queen of Comedy Members: $26 Non-Members: $30 Book from 1st Oct.

AUG/SEPT/OCT LOUNGE ENTERTAINMENT

Friday, 2 August 2013 Dennis Demello Duo Saturday, 3 August 2013 Joel Davis Trio Friday, 9 August 2013 Tina Petroni Saturday, 10 August 2013 Kaylens Rain Friday, 16 August 2013 Hat Attack Saturday, 17 August 2013 Sharron Bowman Friday, 23 August 2013 Kafe Kool Saturday, 24 August 2013 Flava Friday, 30 August 2013 Rachel Laing Duo Saturday, 31 August 2013 Tim Kendell Friday, 6 September 2013 Franky Valentyn Saturday, 7 September 2013 Dennis Demello Duo Friday, 13 September 2013 Joel Davis Trio Saturday, 14 September 2013 Nighshift Friday, 20 September 2013 Ian Blakeney Saturday, 21 September 2013 Sharron Bowman Friday, 27 September 2013 Flava Saturday, 28 September 2013 Jo Elms Friday, October 04, 2013 Tony Williams Saturday, October 05, 2013 Kaylens Rain Sunday 6th October 2013 Michael Bennett Friday, October 11, 2013 Franky Valentyn Saturday, October 12, 2013 Joel Davis Trio Friday, October 18, 2013 Nightshift Saturday, October 19, 2013 Dennis Demello Duo Friday, October 25, 2013 Jenny Marie Lang Duo Saturday, October 26, 2013 Chris Connolly

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DAVIDIA

From Streisand to Pavarotti.

Members: $10 Non-Members: $12 Book from 5th Nov

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Details Pages 6 & 7

RYDE-EASTWOOD’S 50th ANNIVERSARY Win a Corolla Ascent PLUS $15,000 of cash and prizes on offer!

14th - 20th OCT

P.O. Box 163, West Ryde NSW 1685 E: members@releagues.com.au W: www.releagues.com.au

LTPM/13/00403

Details Page 13

LABOUR DAY LONG WEEKEND $5,000 CASH & PRIZE DRAWS

SAT 5th - MON 7th OCT

Details Page 14 & 15

The Race That Stops The Nation.

LTPM/13/00403

Melbourne Cup Day

TUESDAY 5th NOV

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