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ASHFIELD CATHOLIC & COMMUNITY CLUB LIMITED
ABN 73 000 425 294
(A Company Limited by Guarantee)
What’s on at a Glance...
Mondays
9.45am 6.30pm 7.00pm Gentle Exercise Class
Monday Members Cash Draws
Darts Night
LTPS/14/04974
Tuesdays
6.00pm Delicious Meat Tray Raffles
- Includes 2nd Chance Promotion LTPS/14/07255
Wednesdays
10.30am 7.30pm 7.30pm Bingo - 20 Games for just $2.00
Trivia - Free
Mahjong - Free
Thursdays
9.45am Gentle Exercise Class
7.00pm Toastmasters - every second and
fourth Thursday of each month
Fridays
7.00pm $7.50 Cocktails
7.30pm Free Live Entertainment on Stage
- Club Lounge
7.30pm Bridge City Jazz Band
- Level 1 near VIBO Bistro
Saturdays
7.00pm $7.50 Cocktails
8.00pm Free Live Entertainment on Stage
- Club Lounge
Sundays
4.00pm BBQ
4.30pm Meat Raffle & Woolworths
Vouchers - Includes 2nd
Chance Promotion LTPS/14/07255
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Gig Guide
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FREE entertainment
Every Friday night 7.30pm – 11.30pm and
Saturday night 8.00pm until 12.00am.
See below for our amazing range of artists.
september
Friday 19th ............................................. Tony Mazell
Saturday 20th .............................................. Karaoke
Friday 26th ....................................................... Jono
Saturday 27th ....................................... Ian Blakeney
october
Friday 3rd................................................... Paul Fisher
Saturday 4th.............................................. Noel Davis
Friday 10th ........................................................ Snez
Saturday 11th..................................... The Black Pearl
Friday 17th............................................... Gareth Jay
Saturday 18th ............................................ Clive Hay
Friday 24th................................................ Dennis Val
Saturday 25th..................................... The Black Pearl
Friday 31st.......................................................... Snez
Performing
26th September
Performing
10th & 31st October
Saturday 1st ............................................... Kirk Davis
Tuesday 4th – Melbourne Cup Day ..... Abby Brothers
Friday 7th................................................... Glen Bain
Saturday 8th................................................... Gabby
Friday 14th.......................................... Mick Aqualina
Saturday 15th........................................... Ron Ashton
Friday 21st................................................... Kristy Lee
Saturday 22nd........................................ Tony Mazell
Friday 28th............................................. Hue Williams
Saturday 29th ....................................... Ian Blakeney
The Black Pearl
With Fox
Jono
Snez
november
Performing
11th & 25th October,
5th & 26th December
Performing
20th December
Gareth Jay
Loz & Den
december
Friday 5th............................................ The Black Pearl
Saturday 6th............................................... Paul Fisher
Friday 12th.................................................. Clive Hay
Saturday 13th...............................................Trudy Lee
Friday 19th...................................................... Gabby
Saturday 20th................................................ With Fox
Friday 26th.......................................... The Black Pearl
Saturday 27th............................................Gareth Jay
Wednesday 31st – New Year’s Eve............. Loz & Den
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Performing
17th October &
27th December
Performing
31st December
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Promotions!
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Mondays
Fabulous Fridays
6.30pm, 7.30, 8.30pm and 9.30pm
Monday Member’s Cash Draws
Sign up as a member of Club Ashfield and you could WIN
hundreds of dollars each week in the Monday Members
Cash Draws!
6.30pm – Delicious Meat Tray Raffles to be WON
(with Second Chance Raffle Draw – LTPS/14/07255)
Draws are on Mondays at 6.30pm, 7.30pm, 8.30pm
and 9.30pm. (LTPS/14/04974)
7pm til Late – $7.50 Cocktails
7.30pm – FREE Live Entertainment on stage in the Club Lounge
(Bonus – Seafood Platters up for Grabs the last Friday of
every month)
7.30pm – Bridge City Jazz Band
Tuesdays
6.00pm
Delicious Meat Tray Raffles to be WON each week!
Straight after the meat tray raffle you get the chance to enter
the 2nd Chance Raffle and WIN $50 (LTPS/14/07255)
Super Saturdays
Come and visit us on a Saturday Night for:
6.00pm – Delicious Meat Tray Raffles
(with Second Chance Raffle Draw – LTPS/14/07255)
7pm til Late – $7.50 Cocktails
Wednesdays
8.00pm – FREE Live Entertainment on stage
in the Club Lounge
10.30am – Bingo Mania
20 Games of Bingo Mania for just $2.00 each
Every Wednesday at 10.30am $600 worth of Woolworths
Vouchers to be WON! Wouldn’t that be handy!
Sunday Funday
7.30pm – Mahjong
Every Wednesday evening at 7.30pm here is your chance to WIN
$500! At the end of the tournament you could go through to the
Season Final and over $15,000 in Cash Prizes is up for grabs.
4.00pm – Sunday BBQ
Bacon & Egg Roll for just $4
Two Sausages in a Bread Roll $4
Steak in a Bread Roll $5
Hamburgers $5
7.30pm – Trivia Nights
Use your amazing Trivia skills to WIN loyalty points and spend
it at the Club.
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4.30pm – Plus, you could WIN BIG in our
Meat and Woolworths Vouchers Raffle!
(Second Chance Raffle Draws,
LTPS/14/07255)
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Visit us at VIBO Bistro for
our appetising $9 Lunch
Specials & Pizza menu!
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italian cuisine
C l u b
A s h f i e l d
Only $9 Lunch Specials
Monday – Saturday
6 days per week
Chicken Schnitzel served with Chips & Salad
Chicken Nuggets & Chips
Warm Chicken Salad
Flathead served with Chips & Salad
Calamari Rings served with Chips & Salad
Penne Napolitana
Fettucini Boscaiola
Spaghetti Bolognese
K ids Eat Free Mondays &
Tu esdays du ring Nove mber
o
One kids meal free with single purchase of
an adult meal, for children 12 years and under.
The meals are kids portions.
Fish & Chips
Penne Bolognese
Chicken Nuggets & Chips
VIBO Trading Hours
Mon - Thur | 12pm-2pm & 5.30pm-8.30pm
Fri | 12pm-2pm & 5.30pm-9.00pm
Sat | 12pm-2pm & 5.30pm-Till Late
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We were absolutely delighted and honoured
to be finalists again for the Inner West Business
Awards in 2014, just after winning
the Best Cafe award in 2013!
Café on Charlotte Catering
9797 7289
We provide a delicious menu of wood fired sourdough,
whole meal sourdough sandwiches, baguettes, Turkish
Bread and tortilla wrap varieties with sumptuous and
enticing fillings. We also provide fruit platters and
tempting sweet platters consisting of fruit tarts and friands!
We prepare our platters 30 minutes prior to serving to
ensure freshness and taste.
Café on Charlotte Trading Hours
Monday – Friday 7.00am – 4.00pm
Saturday 8.00am – 3.00pm
Sunday 9.00am – 3.00pm
1 Charlotte Street, Ashfield NSW 2131
Phone 9797 7289
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Become a Club Member
for 1 year for just $5.50
or $11.00 for 3 years
Swipe & Save
Earn yourself some loyalty points and you
could receive FREE Drinks and food
Discounts at the
Bar, Café on Charlotte,VIBO Bistro & more!
Courtesy Bus Service
Functions
big
screen
sport
Watch Sports LIVE on the Big
Screens at Club Ashfield
US Open • Formula One Racing
• Cricket • Moto GP
plan your
Christmas
at C l u b A s h fi e l d
party today
Why not have your next
Christmas Party, Birthday Party or
Wedding at Club Ashfield!
Book your Christmas Party today
in one of our newly renovated
Function Rooms!
Club Ashfield has recently renovated the
Function Rooms and Board Room. Providing
modern rooms to suit any occasion.
Ideal for
Lunch & Cocktail Packages
Starting from $25
Call our Functions Manager
Amanda O’Grady on 9798 6344 or
[email protected]
21st Celebrations
Weddings
Christenings
Conferences
Seminars and so much more
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Contact Us
Functions Manager
Amanda O’Grady on 9798 6344
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ASHFIELD 2013 annual report
or
[email protected]
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Christmas
Ham & Turkey
RAFFLES
Don’t miss our amazing
Ham & Turkey Raffles on
Thursday 4th December
Plus our delicious
Melbourne
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Cup Day
Tuesday 4th November
at 12pm midday
Our Scrumptious Alternating Menu
Main
Oven Baked Fillet of Atlantic Salmon
on a bed of sweet potato mash and
spinach with creamy dill sauce
Chargrilled Beef Eye Fillet
served with sweet potato mash and red wine
jus garnished with sweet potato crisp
Dessert
Orange and Cardamom Creme Brulee
ow
Warm Sticky Date Pudding
arlie Chaplin Sh
Belly Dancer, Ch performing LIVE with butter scotch sauce and ice cream
rs
the
Bro
and Abby
RADE
Plus
hats for HAT PA
Wear your best
Tea / Coffee
Tickets just $38 EACH
Bookings are essential
Call 9798 6344
HAM & SEAFOOD
RAFFLE ON
Wednesday 24 December
Tickets go on sale from 5pm
Drawn from 6.30pm
Win
HAMS
TURKEY &
SEAFOOD
Calling
all Children to
PARTY!
FREE
Kids Christmas Disco
Saturday 29th November 2014
from 5.30pm - 8.30pm
Main Function Room - Level 1
A great night out for the entire family!
VIBO Bistro on Level 1 is now
taking bookings for families.
Please call reception on 9798 6344
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Christmas
Day Lunch
25th December 2014
12.00pm - Celebrate this special day
with us and enjoy our traditional Glazed Ham and
Turkey Breast with vegetables. For Dessert you will
love our Christmas pudding with custard.
Alternatively, a la carte menu selection also available.
Surcharge applies on meals and drinks on Christmas Day.
$30 per person
Bookings are essential
Call 9798 6344
Club GrantS
Donations 2014
Club Ashfield’s Donations for 2014
total $110,000
Organisation
3 1 st D ecember 2 0 1 4
Start the evening off with a delicious
meal from our authentic Italian eatery,
VIBO Bistro.
7pm until late – $7.50 Cocktails
7.30 until 1am – Live Entertainment on
Stage, featuring awesome duo Loz & Den
in the Club Lounge.
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Value
Category
Mission Australia
$40,000
2
St Vincent’s Primary School
$1,000
2
Most Rev Bishop Terence Brady
$2,000
2
St Vincent’s Parish
$2,000
2
Club Ashfield Sub Clubs
$10,000
2
FRANS
$6,500
1
SHINE for Kids Co-operative
$4,210
1
Australian Kookaburra
Kids Foundation
$2,500
1
The Infant’s Home Ashfield
$9,379
1
Inner West Neighbour Aid
$2,500
1
Child Abuse Prevention Service
$4,514
1
Chinese Elderly Welfare
Association
$2,850
1
Mercy Works
$3,604
1
The John Berne School
$7,000
1
Youth Off the Streets
$2,500
1
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STRE
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Fifty First Annual General Meeting
NOTICE OF AGM
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At the 2008 Annual General Meeting a special resolution was passed
to adopt changes to the Corporations Act 2001. In light of these
changes, the financial report for the year ending 30th June 2014 will
be accessible via the Club Ashfield website (www.clubashfield.com.
au/page/financial_report.html) by the 1st October 2014.
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Notice is hereby given that the 51st Annual General Meeting of
Ashfield Catholic and Community Club Ltd, trading as Club Ashfield,
will be held in the main function room of the Club on Tuesday 21st
October 2014 at 7.00pm sharp.
STR
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Members still have the option of receiving the Financial Report in
hard copy. You can request a hard copy in the following ways:
• Email: [email protected]
HUME
HIGHWAY
• Phone: 02 9798 6344 (Ask for the administration department)
• Post: PO Box 213 Ashfield NSW 1800
Courtesy
Bus
Service
Robert Cassano
Chief Executive Officer
From 6pm onwards every evening.
The Courtesy bus will now pick you up
from your home, provided bookings are
received at least 1 hour in advance.
To arrange to be picked up by the
Courtesy Bus, please call the Club
Reception on 9798 6344.
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Agenda
Ashfield Catholic and Community Club Limited
1-11 Charlotte Street, Ashfield
Notice is hereby given that the 51st Annual General Meeting of
Ashfield Catholic and Community Club Limited will be held on
Tuesday 21st October 2014 at 1-11 Charlotte Street, Ashfield at
7.00pm.
1.To read and receive the minutes of the fiftieth Annual General
Meeting
2. To receive and consider the report of the Board
3.To receive and consider the financial report for the year that
ended on 30th June 2014
4.To receive and consider the report from the Auditor
5.To consider and, if thought fit to pass, each of the following
Ordinary Resolutions
a.Ordinary Resolution 1 to approve the honoraria for the
board. ‘That pursuant to the Registered Clubs Act 1976,
the members approve and agree to each of the seven (7)
Directors being paid an honorarium of $2880 in the period up
to the next Annual General Meeting, being a total aggregate
amount of $20,160.
b.Ordinary Resolution 2 to approve certain benefits for Board
members ‘That pursuant to the Registered Clubs Act 1976,
the members hereby approve and agree to the Directors
(and other persons identified in this resolution), during the
period up to the next Annual General Meeting, receiving the
following benefits having a total value not exceeding $15,000
(plus GST).
i.Reasonable meals and refreshments for each Director in
conjunction with each Board or Committee meeting;
ii.Reasonable costs or expenses of Directors attending
functions while representing the club, with partners where
appropriate;
iii.Reasonable costs or expenses of travelling by either
private or public transport to and from Board meetings or
other duly constituted meetings, held within the club or
elsewhere;
iv.Reasonable costs or expenses in relation to the
professional development and education of Directors; and
v.Reasonable costs or expenses in relation to such other
duties, including entertainment of special guests of
the Club and other promotional activities approved
by the Board.
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c.Ordinary Resolution 3 to approve the reasonable cost of
Board members attending industry conferences. ‘That
pursuant to the Registered Clubs Act 1976, the members
approve and agree that during the period up to the next
Annual General Meeting, the club may pay reasonable costs
or expenses to account to an amount not exceeding $10,000
(plus GST) in relation to the Directors attending meetings
of organisations of which the club is a member, and other
industry conferences and training seminars.’
6.To receive the Returning Officers report on the election of the
Board for the year 2014/2015.
7. To consider and, if thought fit to pass, approving Michael Farry
M/N 143 as a life member of Ashfield Catholic and Community
Club Ltd.
8. To consider and, if thought fit to pass, approving Phyllis
McCartney M/N 88 as a life member of Ashfield Catholic
and Community Club Ltd.
9.To transact any other business that may be brought forward in
conformity with the constitution.
Robert Cassano
(Members are requested to provide all questions in writing regarding
any matter 3 business days prior to AGM via mail or email. Mailing
address: PO Box 213 Ashfield NSW 1800.
Email: [email protected])
Explanatory Notes on Ordinary Resolutions
•Under section 10(6b) of the Registered Clubs Act 1976
(Registered Clubs Act), honoraria can only be paid to the
Directors if this is first approved by Ordinary Resolution of the
members. Members entitled to vote on the election of the Board
are entitled to vote on Ordinary Resolution 1.
•Under the Registered Clubs Act, any benefits available to the
Board which are not equally available to all other Full members
of the Club must be approved by the Ordinary Resolution of the
members. If Ordinary Resolution 2 and Ordinary Resolution 3
are passed, these benefits will only be available to Directors and
those other persons directly identified in the resolutions.
•An Ordinary Resolution will be passed if at least a simple
majority of those members who are present and cast their votes
on the Ordinary Resolution (being entitled to do so), vote in
favour of the Ordinary Resolution.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
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It is with delight that I present my second report as President of Club
Ashfield. It is with great pleasure that I announce that the Club has
recorded its best ever result. For further details on the figures and
the increases please refer to the Finance Director’s Report.
This year’s Annual Mass and Luncheon was also a great success,
the feedback was very positive. It was good to see our members and
guests enjoy the day and to meet the recipients of our Club Grants.
The Club was able to donate approximately $110,000 in donations.
I encourage you to take the time to view the list of recipients of
the club grants found elsewhere in the report. I would like to thank
Bishop Brady for attending the function and his kind words.
This year has been another great year for Club Ashfield and some of
the highlights have been:
•Massive Scooter Promotion in which we gave away two scooters
in July to the value of $5,000. It was a fantastic and exciting day
for the Club and we hope to feature many more promotions in the
coming year.
•This time last year we commenced our renovations which
included making 11 Charlotte Street part of the main club
premises. The renovations have transformed many areas of the
Club. Proving most popular is the new TAB and kids area and the
recently completed outdoor area.
I would like to thank the 7 sub clubs for their participation in the
last twelve months. It was with regret that the mixed indoor bowls
was disbanded on 30/6/2014 due to decrease in membership. The
remaining 6 sub clubs are always looking for new members, so if
anyone is interested please contact the club for further information.
We have also seen a change in the catering, our new caterers are
VIBO under the management of GOV. We look forward to working
together to provide members and guests with first class dining
and functions and function facilities.
I would like to thank my fellow directors and our administration staff
under the guidance of Robert Cassano and assisted by Vincent Di
Maio, Irene Giorgianni, Marc Cuiuli and the staff associated with the
Club’s operations.
On behalf of the Board, myself and all associated with the Club,
I wish everyone a happy, holy and joyous Christmas and a
prosperous 2015.
Helen McCartney
President
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
Welcome to the 51st Annual Report of the Ashfield Catholic and
Community Club Ltd, trading as Club Ashfield. The report reflects a
significant year for the Club in terms of growth and working towards
delivering the Club’s strategic long term goals. This year’s operating
activity levels have been the highest experienced by the Club to date
and with the continued support of the Board, Staff and Members,
we have moved through this period of high activity with a rewarding
outcome.
An integral part of our 5-year strategy plan was to renovate the Club
in stages. The Club has now completed stage 3 of the master plan,
greatly investing into structural changes and improvements on the
ground level and level 1. On the ground level, there has been the
development of the new TAB area, a relaxing outdoor area that is set
with a backdrop of sandstone features and water fountains and new
bathroom facilities. There have also been substantial renovations to
Level 1 with the addition of a brand new kid’s area which caters for
children up to 12 years. The area includes a play gym, PlayStation
games, Xbox games and soft flooring for younger children. The
Club has also revamped the Function rooms, with the addition of a
new board room with state - of- the - art facilities, and the creation
of another function room which can cater for special occasions.
Amanda O’Grady our Functions Manager has also been liaising with
our caterers to develop exceptional packages for weddings, special
occasions and corporate events.
In addition to the structural renovations, there have been significant
changes to Club Ashfield’s dining and Café as part of our overall
strategy plan. With the introduction of VIBO Bistro, a new catering
company providing authentic Italian food and flavours from Southern
Italy to the residents of Ashfield. The new Bistro includes a delicious
menu of $9 Lunch Specials from Monday to Saturday; selection of
pizzas and our scrumptious a la carte menu. Café on Charlotte is
also continuing to go from strength to strength, with the recognition
of another Inner West Finalist Award, third year running. The Café is
also thriving with the introduction of catering, serving the council and
local businesses in the area. Offering a delicious selection of wood
fired sourdough sandwiches, Turkish bread and tortilla wrap varieties
with tantalising filings. As well as fruit platters and sweet platters that
are always served fresh.
In conjunction with the improvements and modifications to VIBO
Bistro and the Café, the Clubs’ Entertainment line-up has also seen
some changes to its Friday and Saturday evenings. There will be
an introduction of new acts taking the stage in the coming months,
including Black Pearl a four piece all girl outfit from Sydney coming
together to perform and sing all the latest hits in their unique and
exciting acoustic style. Alternating on guitar and percussion, the
four girls take turns in lead vocals and harmonising, keeping the
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songs and the performance exciting and interactive. As well as
Gareth Jay, a versatile Sydney based musician renowned for his
composition and live performance, creating complex sound scores
for recordings, performance, film and theatre works. Jono, Loz &
Den and Snez will also be part of the new entertainment line-up.
Promotions are also diversifying to satisfy members’ requests. With
the introduction of Mahjong on Wednesday evenings from 7.30pm,
this strategic game of skill attracts close to 40 people every week.
Each person is playing for a $500 prize pool each week, and Cash
over $10,000 at the end of the tournament via Australian Mahjong
League. We are also continuing with our fantastic raffle promotions
on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Our raffles include
meat trays, seafood trays and Woolworth’s vouchers worth
thousands of dollars each week. Other great Club promotions include
Monday Members Cash Draws, Bingo and Trivia on Wednesdays.
In closing, I would like to sincerely thank the Board of Directors,
Chief Operating Officer Vincent Di Maio, Chief Finance Officer Irene
Giorgianni, Finance Administration Assistant Rebecca Tofalakis,
Assistant Operations Marc Cuiuli, Functions Manager Amanda
O’Grady and all the fantastic staff that make up our team at Club
Ashfield. I would also like to warmly welcome and thank Tijen Salis
who has joined the Club as our Marketing Manager. Her contribution
to the Club to date has been exceptional. In addition, a special
thanks to the team at Café on Charlotte and our Club Duty Managers.
But most importantly, I would like to thank our Members, the people
that make our friendly and inclusive Club a truly fantastic community
venue.
Robert Cassano
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FINANCE DIRECTOR’S REPORT
DARTS CLUB
It is with pleasure that I present to you our Financial Report for the
year ending 30th June 2014. This is my second annual report in my
capacity as Finance Director of Club Ashfield.
The overall result for the year was a net profit before tax of $613,711
which is well above last year’s result of $446,816. Total revenue
increased by $529,151 from $5,388,917 to $5,918,068.
Our “Cafe On Charlotte” was again nominated for the Inner West
Small Business Awards and the cafe now maintains a consistent
revenue for our Club. The cafe continues to grow and improve on
a weekly basis and it has built a regular clientele for its outside
catering services.
We have completed our current stage of renovations with the new
toilets, TAB area, lift, administration offices, board room, outdoor
area, bistro extension and children’s amusement centre. I am
sure that our members will benefit from these improvements and I
congratulate Management for a job well done!
Below is a comparison of net profit figures for all major trading areas
of the club.
2013/2014 Committee
Bar Trading
Gaming Trading
Bistro Trading
TAB Trading
Keno Trading
Courtesy Bus
Club Café
Holiday Units
2014 2013Change
$ $$
37,400.00 12,000.00 25,400.00
2,567,000.00 2,246,000.00 321,000.00
(-117,400.00)
(-91,000.00)
(-26,400.00)
(-51,500.00)
(-49,100.00)
(-2,400.00)
(-7,600.00)
(-7600.00)
$0.00
(-52,600.00)
(-52,100.00)
(-500.00)
(-114,700.00)
(-152,700.00)
38,000.00
27,100.00 30,500.00 (-3,400.00)
Key Performance Indicators have shown only minor increases and
decreases as outlined in the table below. President James Mundine
Secretary/Treasurer
Phyllis McCartney
CommitteeBill McGuire, Paul Eagan, Allan Poole and
Michael Warren
The 2013 Men’s Champion was James Mundine
The 2013 Women’s Champion was Helen Wiparata
The Highest Score for the Men was Paul Eagan
The Highest Score for Women was Helen Wiparata
Darts are held on Monday Nights in the upstairs Sports Room at
7.30pm, where cash and mystery prizes are up for grabs. Social
evenings with food and drink are also part of the Darts Club
calendar.
The Darts are always looking for more members, if you or any of
your friends feel the urge to play, please contact any committee
person, you will be made most welcome and you will be guaranteed
a good time.
We are, as always grateful to Club Ashfield for its ongoing support of
the Darts section.
In a special note the Darts Club would like to thank the retiring
President Peter Smith and his partner Gloria Jones for their support.
We wish them all the best in their upcoming holiday and then their
move back to New Zealand.
James Mundine
President
2014 2013Change
(%) (%)(%)
Bar Gross Profit Percentage
54.9
54.1
(+0.8)
Poker Machine Net Profit Percentage 58.7
59.4
(-0.7)
EBITDAI Percentage
19.2
15.3
(+3.9)
Cash at Bank
$1,722,000
$1,016,000 +$706,000
Net Assets
$8,099,000
$7,493,000 +$606,000
Overall the 2014 year was an excellent trading year and I am sure
that the growth in trading figures will continue through the 2014/2015
financial year.
It was indeed a pleasure for me to have filled the role as MC for our 49th
Annual Mass and Luncheon. It was a great day, the food was excellent
and I look forward to our big 50th milestone event next year.
In closing I sincerely thank all members, directors, management and
staff for their efforts and support and I look forward to another great
year at Club Ashfield.
Kerry McNally
Finance Director
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ABN 73 000 425 294
Swimming Club
ACC Cricket Club
Club Ashfield Swimming Club had a very successful 2013-14
Swimming season. For the first time in many years we were able to
swim on every Sunday throughout the season.
Junior Report 2013/2014.
Highlights of Season 2013/2014
Twenty two families competed throughout the season, with the
Pride Family (Melissa and Adam) being the most successful
family during the Season. A special thank you should also go to
Christine and Gabby Dahdah and Emma Aldridge for their efforts
throughout the season in organising races on Sundays and during
the Championships.
The outstanding swimmer and TOP Points Scorer for the season was
Harry Pride.
The Swimming Club Committee would like to thank the Committee of
Club Ashfield for their continued financial support to the Swimming
Club. In addition we would like to thank Santa Sabina College for
making their pool facilities available for our Swimming Club.
The Championship winners for the 2013-14 Season were
as follows:
Top Point Score for Season
Harry Pride
Senior Male Champion
Alex Taylor
Senior Female Champion
Ann Gould
Junior Male Champion
William Taylor
Junior Female Champion
Phoebe Pride
Sub-Junior Male Champion
Lewis Taylor
Sub-Junior Female Champion Hollie Taurins
Form Stroke Champion
Kyla Gray
Senior Men’s – 33 Mtrs Points Score
Adam Pride
Senior Ladies – 33 Mtrs Points Score
Patricia Duffy
Juniors – 33 Mtrs Points Score
Harry Pride
Sub-Junior – 33 Mtrs Points Score
Alice Pride
Seniors – 66 & 100 Mtrs Points Score
Adam Pride
Juniors – 66 & 100 Mtrs Points Score
Phoebe Pride
Sub-Juniors 66 & 100 Mtrs Points Score
Paige Beynon
Relay Points Score
Gerard Duffy
Most Improved Swimmer
Poppy Hardy
Relay 4 x 33 MtrsLouise Gray, Adam
Pride, Richard
Murphy, Scott
Beynon
The Swimming Season for 2014-15 will commence on Sunday
12 October at 9:15am at Santa Sabina Swimming Pool Strathfield.
Entry to the Swimming Pool is via Jersey Rd. For further information
please contact Don Loughry on 9797 7529.
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•Juniors are up on enrolments especially in minis and U9, U10
and U14 age groups;
•Increasing number of juniors winning positions in CWSCA
Presidents Cup and District representative sides;
•Dinesh Divakar our ACC U14 Gold coach worked as 2013/14
volunteer CWSCA junior Rep Convenor as well as his Club
coaching tasks so he has gone beyond and above;
•John Marangon ACC Junior Vice President and Coaches
Coordinator is thanked for his tireless efforts for all junior teams;
•Luisa Ferronato our Club Registrar has taken up all the Cricket
Australia / NSW MyCricket online work. Her support is so
essential;
•Once again Club President Norm Towels and Brian Hudson
Assistant Treasurer are given special thanks for their sage advice
and support, especially in times of panic and crisis.
U9 Green & U9 Gold:
U10 Gold (Coach Srini Padavala & Naveed Khan & Manager Elisa
Lorenzato).
U9 Green. (Coach Keith Zion & Vimal Patel: Manager Kuntal Patel)
•Good numbers enrolled; so surprisingly had enough for two
teams;
U10 Green Team (Coach Amos Groth & Manager George
Papathanasiou)
The ACC U10s Green had a fantastic season, remaining undefeated
and winning the U10 premiership. The kids are a very talented bunch
that play in the spirit of the game.
•Our ACC U10 Green played short all season: only had 7 players;
• Great season in 2013-14, going through the season undefeated;
• They won the Grand Final;
•Alexander Deller was the top batsman and top bowler in all of
the CWSCA U10 teams;
•All gelled well together, displaying great application and terrific
sportsmanship throughout. Coach Amos did a great job.
U10 Gold (Coach Graham Kearney & Manager Gold
Christine Harley)
A great new developing side, many new to Cricket. They all worked
hard. Christine and Graham did a fabulous job as manager and
coach considering this was their first go at being in charge.
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U12 (Coach Simon Elwig Pollock & Manager Marianne Begitis).
A great developing side. A good year with Ben Newall (rep player).
They made the semis.
U14 Green (Coach John Marangon & Manager Michael Deller)
Lots of new players and a side dominated by underage players
yet still managed to make it to semi-finals. This team had most
improvements in players across the board, great team spirit from
all players. A number of players made CWSCA Representative and
President’s Cup sides.
U14 Gold (Coach Dinesh Divakar & Manager Judith Hooper) (this
team has a fabulous Coach & parents, undefeated for 4 seasons
U9, U10, U11, & U12). Fabulous Marrickville finally beat them in
Grand Final.
I am pleased with overall performance of boys playing an age group
up this season and ending up Grand Final runners up in Division 2.
All of them have enjoyed playing together.
Overall they played as a team and learnt a lot from the wins /losses.
Special thanks to James for supporting me in every training session
and sometimes running the training during my absence. Judith who
has been managing the team for two years has been outstanding
and I thank her for all her help. Fiona, as usual, you have been
wonderful taking care of the boys with your thoughtfulness. Hoping
for a great season next year.
Dinesh Divakar
U16 (Coach Ramesh Chinnappa & Manager Gabrielle Brown)
The 2013-14 Under 16 team was a lovely team of boys who put
teamwork and friendship ahead of winning the competition. Whilst
we only won two matches during the season, there was a lot of skill
development and marked improvement from a number of players.
Our team Captain, Viraj Desai, was awarded the ACC joint Junior
Cricketer of the 2013-14 season.
As a result of ACC parents and coaches efforts a good number of
our players represent the district at Representative cricket level. The
Junior Cricketer of the year was jointly awarded to Ritvik Dinesh
and Viraj Desai. The Sportsperson of the Year was awarded to Luke
Marangon from the Under 14 Green team.
Dinesh Divakar our ACC U14 Gold coach worked as 2013/14
volunteer CWSCA junior Rep Convenor as well as his Club
coaching tasks so he has gone beyond and above.
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Junior Vice president, Coaching Coordinator and Grants
Coordinator John Marangon has worked tirelessly to improve ACC
junior cricket and has given much support to coaches, players and
their families.
Junior association delegate Michael Deller has well represented
ACC junior interests at CWSCA meetings every two weeks.
Fiona Ledden ACC Secretary for Juniors
Senior Report.
Overall, a successful year for the Club. Six teams contested the
CWSCA completion with teams from Division 2 - Division 6. Four
teams contested the semi-finals with our Division 3 team reaching
the final however were defeated in a close scoring match. We
welcomed many new players to the Club and look forward to a
bigger and more successful season 2014/15.
Peter Maxwell, Kurt Ravn and Paul Johnston all received plaques for
their outstanding efforts over their playing careers. Peter Maxwell,
Michael Tuttle, Brad Whitfield, Sam Crowl, Michael Davidson and
Andrew Squillacioti all scored centuries and Ben Butcher took 7 wkts
in an innings.
Peter Maxwell, in a close decision, was also awarded the trophy for
ACC’s Senior Cricketer of the year. Congratulations Peter for a great
all round effort.
This season saw the continued progress of Club juniors in senior
ranks, and juniors playing in the senior competition for the first time.
It has been this rich resource that has enabled our Club to compete
effectively in the CWSCA competitions and we look forward to that
continuing.
ACC Cricket Club gratefully acknowledges the support of Club
Ashfield especially, and of Ashfield Council in providing and
maintaining the Centenary Park, Ashfield Park and Hammond Park
fields.
I thank all players for their commitment and good sportsmanship
during the season and look forward to them playing next season.
Our Club welcomes players of all abilities with season 2014/15 to
commence early/mid-September.
Club Ashfield and its Board are thanked for their continuing financial
generosity and support especially with our junior players and their
families.
Norm Towells
President
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Golf Club
As a sub-club of our “parent”, Club Ashfield, we are bound by the
laws and regulations governing the operation of an “Association”.
We accept the definition of an association as a group of persons,
having common views, associated or organised for a common end.
The main feature of an association is that it is meant for a definite
purpose and objectives, which are realised through the co-operative
efforts of its members.
The ‘purpose’ of our golf club is to provide quality value-based
golfing opportunities for our members.
The ‘objectives’ are:
• Player motivation and satisfaction
•range of events – interesting, varied and challenging for all
levels
• honour boards and rewards – recognising achievements
• results and publicity
• rules, handicap, and course management
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along the Murray River, at which 10 of our members enjoyed some
good golf and, from what we’ve heard back, even better après golf. A
similar event will be arranged again for March 2015, and we’re also
looking to introduce some ‘one-off’ additional games throughout the
year.
Our regular competition is held monthly from February to November,
inclusive, operating as a ‘gender-neutral’ club, catering for all levels
of golfer. A fixture sheet of the scheduled events is provided to
members at the last game of the year, and we are looking to get it
published on the Club Ashfield website. At each event, except the
Club Championships in October, and if there is a team event e.g.
Ambrose, the following categories will apply: Men’s Singles, Ladies’
Singles and Medley 2BBB. There is also a nearest the pin (NTP) and/
or drive and pitch (D&P) on 2 separate holes for both ladies and
men. Major prizes for the monthly competition are in the form of Gift
Cards, and other prizes are usually golf balls, as follows:
Winners of singles events
$30
Runners up of singles events
$15
• Membership Base – growth, retention and equal opportunity
Third & Fourth places
1 ball each
•Financial Management - financially self-sufficient and audit ready
via financial tracking and reporting
Winners 2BBB
$20 each
Nearest the pin
1 ball (jackpots if not won)
• Club Reputation - of which members can be proud
Drive & Pitch
1 ball (jackpots if not won)
• promotion of the game of golf
• legal and societal responsibilities
• presentation to and perception by others
• partnerships and sponsorship
Our Association is owned by the members, and managed on their
behalf through a committee of elected members. In a way we are
running a business, albeit a very small and not-for-profit business,
a business just the same, and although we all perform our duties as
committee members in a voluntary mode, to those who monitor our
performance against legislation and societal obligations, expect our
adherence and cooperation without excuses.
As a management committee of the Club Ashfield Golf Club, we are
accountable to the members, and in executing our obligations, there
should be no compromise.
In the past twelve months we have enjoyed reasonable success,
with our average attendances around 22. The courses played during
those 12 months are: Boomerang, Jamberoo, Calderwood Valley,
Massey Park, Rosnay, Georges River, Dunheved, Woodville, Bowral
and Marrickville. In addition to the regular courses, a couple of our
enterprising members arranged for a week of golf on some courses
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The Club Championships consist of an overall Club Champion for
men and ladies, i.e. those in each gender with the best score on the
day. Additionally there are Champions in A, B and C grades for both
ladies and men, subject to a minimum of two players per grade,
at the October event. Players will be allocated to grades after the
results of the September event are processed.
The event for all Championships is scratch stroke. Prizes for both
ladies and men are as follows:
Overall Club Champions
$50 + personal trophy
A, B and C Grade Champions
Runners Up
$10
1 ball each
There is no other competition held in conjunction with the
Championships. Some cumulative competitions, designed to
encourage members to play regularly, are held in conjunction with
the monthly competitions as follows: The President’s Trophy for men
and the Vice President’s Trophy for ladies are major trophies based
on the results of the monthly singles competitions for which points
are awarded. Prizes and trophies are as follows:
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Winners
Runners-up $20
1 ball each.
This year we reintroduced eclectic competitions for both ladies
and men, held in conjunction with the monthly competitions from
February to September, with an annual result. Prizes are as follows:
Winners
$20
Runners Up
$10
1 ball each
The Club Championships for 2014 will be played at Bowral Golf Club on
October 16. The results of the 2013 Championships were as follows:-
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TOASTMASTERS
Toastmasters Clubs provide members with the opportunity
to develop their public speaking and leadership skills within a
supportive environment, which includes structured educational goals
and constructive feedback. Members also benefit through significant
personal growth and increased self-confidence.
Ashfield Toastmasters Club is in its 8th year and over the past 12
months has maintained an active participation of 18 Toastmasters
out of a total membership of 24. In that time members have earned
8 educational awards and the Club as a whole attained President’s
Distinguished Club for the 8th consecutive year.
The Club meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month at 7pm,
on Level 1 of the Ashfield Catholic and Community Club.
Each year four competitions are held – the Humorous Speech
Contest, the Table Topics Contest, the Evaluation Contest, and the
International Speech Contest. The winner of the International Speech
Contest is known as the World Champion of Public Speaking. The
contest final is held at the Annual International Convention – which
in 2014 is being hosted in Kuala Lumpur, for the first time outside
of the United States. The winners at Ashfield Club level were, for the
Humorous Contest Monica Brewer, the Table Topics Contest Peter
Dixon, the Evaluation Contest Alex Bormans, and the International
Contest Christine Cargill.
Congratulations to all, and good luck for 2014.
The Annual General Meeting was held in conjunction with the Annual
Presentations following the Marrickville game on November 10,
2013. Many thanks to parent Club President, Helen McCartney, for
attending and presiding over the meeting. The Committee for 2014
was elected as follows:
The Ashfield Toastmasters Club benefits from the leadership of
Area 48 Governor Jason Diamond, Lachlan Division Governor Sally
Rippingale DTM, and District 70 Governor David Fisher DTM, and is
proud to have as a member Region Advisor Philip Bendeich DTM.
The Ashfield Toastmasters Club is grateful for the support of the
Ashfield Catholic and Community Club, particularly in the availability
of a superb venue, without which the Club would not prosper to the
degree that it does.
Alex Bormans CC, ALB
President
The Club would like to take this opportunity to thank the Directors
of the Parent Club for their continuing support, without which the
running of the Golf Club would not be possible.
Details of fixtures appear on the notice board in the downstairs
lounge of the Parent Club, and new members are always welcome.
Please direct any enquiries to Julie Chuck (0411 733 147) or any
committee member.
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Fishing Club
Well another year has passed and we are still Wishing [fishing]
up the Hawkesbury River. The catches have had good and bad
months, but diehard FISHOES still soldier on. Our completion for
a CHAMPION, men’s and ladies, as well as, for biggest fish of
the year, were close finishes .The end results were such that the
CHAMPIONSHIP was a tie between Daniel Kumer and Joe Fin
sharing the comp. The ladies was taken out by Laura Fulham, last
but not forgotten, the biggest fish won by Bob Fulham.
We would like to thank the Parent Club for allowing us to hold two
raffles, and all the club members who buy tickets. This does help
pay for the hire of the boats and bus for which we are grateful.
It would be amiss not to thank the loyalty of all those who brave
the elements to take to the water in all-weather [hot, cold, wet] and
either come home with fish, or a very good story about the one that
got away.
I would like to personally thank my committee for all their help; Anna
[sec/treasurer], Daniel [driver], Ross and Bob committee members.
At $40 an outing we would like to see more club members take up
the game.
Barry Howard
President
Indoor Bowls
The Indoor Bowls Club would like to thank all our past team
members that have contributed to our enjoyable membership over
the last 20 years.
Unfortunately, over the last 12 months players have been leaving and
numbers have reduced. For this reason we are sad to announce that
the team has decided to shut the doors and close the Indoor Bowls
Club.
On Tuesday 24th June 2014 the last game of bowls was played.
On Tuesday 1st July 2014, we had our last ever get together to
celebrate our history, joys and past experiences as a Club. It was a
wonderful night and we are all sorry to say goodbye to the Indoor
Bowls Club.
Robert Paole
Treasurer
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