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Patron:
D. Lacy-Jones
President:
W. Blish
Senior Vice-President:
B Abrahams (Res.) B G.S. Schooley
Junior Vice-Plesident:
N.A. Bulrows
Honorary Secretary:
D. Squires
Honorary Treasurer:
R. Farquhar
Club ManagementCommittee:
The President,Secretary,Treasurer and MessrsR. Thomson, M. McAfee,
D J. Boucher.
Honorary
Asst,
Secretary:
Grades Committee:
J Madden
D. Boucher
Club Coaches:
1stGrade:B. Hatcher
U n d e rl 9 : P . G a r b u t t
2nd Grade:L. Jones
Under l8: D. Withers
3rd Grade:D. Stevenson
Club Captain:
R. Nerichow
Club Selectors:
J. Small, P. Ph lips (Club Trainer)
Junior Co-ordinator:
N- Burrows
Ladies Committee:
Anne Ne chow (President)
State Director of Coaching:
Dave Clark
Life Members:
Messls.C.LR. Kaus, H.C. Lavery, R.A. Nicol, J W. McMaster, J. Williams,
T. Simpson, K. Percy, M.R. Williams, C G. Jones,c.R. Horsley, I.R. CoJquhoun,
A. Flynn, R. Park, D. Lacy-Jones,R.S. Roberts.
Honorary Auditor:
A.R. Edmonds
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R.J. Thomson
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49TH ANNUAL REPORT_ 1979 SEASON
Gentlemen,
Your Executivehasmuch pleasurein rcporting upon thoseactivitiesaDd
highlightsof the Club during the seasonrecently concluded.
COMPETITION RESULTS
The !979 Seasonprovidedour Club with an extremelymixed bag of
!€sults throughout the season.We were fortunate to obtain the seruicesof
Bruce Hatcher and Peter Phillips at the start of the season.The expertisedisplayedby both personsin their capacitiesasCoachand Trainer Manager
of th€ Fist Grade were outstanding. Unfortunately, it can only be said
that a number of playem did not take advantageof this expertiseand asa
result the overall performance of the First Grade suffered. To those
membersof the club who were fortunate enoughto play in the First Grade
and who showeda d€dication to the job at hand, the club offers its thanks.
It is hoped that all will pull togethe! and make 1980 a great year.
The First Crade made the semi-finalsbut were unfoftunately defgated
by a revitatsed Southsteam.
The SecondGradesufferedby a lack of depth in the Club, howeverfull
credit must be givento the Coach Lynn Jooes who neverfaltered from
his task and persistedto the end.
The Third Grade ulfortunately lost their coachat the beginningof the
seasonand although all forms of effoit were madeto rectify this problem
they were to no avail. The Club cannot affort this problem to happeo
agai'r,.
The Fourths retained their premrershipand in doing so, showedjust
what can be done with genuine club spidt and a will to win. Congratulations to all playersin this team, especiallyto CaptainCoachMichaelThies.
by lackofplayers,
The Under 19 and Under 18 teamswerehandicapped
howeverfor those who played it was a most enjoyableseason.
This is the first year with an Under 15 team and our thanks to Coach
Eddie Kann and his helpers.
A full report on gamesplayed during the year is coveredin the registrar's
report.
CLUB HOUSE
Membersmadegood use of the fine facilities of the Club House,both rn
regard to functions and after match and after training social activities,
although it was disappointing at times to have poor back-to-Ashgrove
support on Sunday eveningsafter "away" games.The discoswhich were
provided by the Club for its memberswere poorly supportedand it is felt
by the ManagementCommittee that unlessthis activity is better supported
in the future it will have to be dropped.A number of improvementswere
made during the year including new doors and the excellent tiling job m
the shower recessesat both ends of the buildings. The ground was top
dressedand fedilized and it can only be said that the playi[g surfacehas
greatly been improved since our move from Finsbury. The meetings,
thoughts and efforts of the Combined Committee, that chosen band
of stalwarts from Valleys Distdct Cricket Club and our Club, who ale
responsible for putting into effect and administeringmost of the Club
House and Enyirons developmentsdeservedlyhaye earnedthe thanks and
admiration of us all. The thanks of the Club are offered too to ou! partners
in Ashgrove,the Valleys Distdct Cricket Club, for their friendly and active
co-operation.
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lights situ;ted at the end of the field from the Normanby Rugby League
Club.
LADIES COMMITTEE
at the conclusionof the season.
ROTHMANSGOLD MEDAL
It is with obvious gr€at pride that we record the winning of the 1979
Rothmans Medal by Dugald Clark. Dugald,the First GradeCaptain played
very consistentlythroughout the seasonand wasjustly rewardedwith this
DresenIar10n.
At the presentationdinner held at Ballymore, Dugald pard high respect
to the resiof his team mates and in particular to his elder brothel David
who hashelpedhim so much throughout his career.
Congratulationsand we hope you continue to wear the G P S. jersey
for many years to come.
THANKS
The Club expressesits appreciationto the following people and groups
duiing the year:
for their greatly valued assistance
Our Patron, Mr. David Lacy-Jones,for his adviceand support.
- BruceHatcherjLynn Jones,MichaelThies,
and Selectors
The Coaches
David withers, Peter Garbutt, Eddie Kann, John Small, Peter Phillips
and Ron Parh.
The very successfutgroup looking after the Juniors, Noel Burrows, Bill
Schooley, Brian Loel, Dick Roberts, John Gre€ne, Leslie Dodwell,
GeorgeBickerstaff and Laurie Rivers.
Roy Nerichow,the Club Captain
The Team Captains,and the Team Manage$.
Robin Thomson and GrahamEdmonds,in their very competentrespective capacitiesas Honorary Club Solicitor and Honorary Club Auditot
Drs. CamOsborneand Keith woodheadasour HonoraryDoctors.
John Maddenfo! this Annual Report.
The donors of the trophies and funds for our Annual Presentationand
Celebrations.
The membersand supporterswho so generouslyheld functions at their
homes.
Les Dodwell for his work in support of the juniors, and his handlingof
the raffles at the Hamilton.
Jim Toohey and DouB Forbes for their valued practical work in the
fields of electricity and generalmaintenance.
The Club Registrar,David Park, for hispainstakingaccuracyh recording
and compiling the Club's seasonalrecords, with special thanks to his
Dad, Ron, fo. supplyilg this information.
Athol Flynn and Mark Williams - whenevertransport or a job had to
be done, they and their facilities were, asalwaysdght there.
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Max Roberts.Allan. Kim and Brian Weller and StewartsHamilton Hotel,
for the useof their well-known hotels in our fund raisingactivities.
The QueenslandRugby Union Club Managementfor their assistance,
especiallyin the providing of "soft drinks".
Graham Lawrencefor his continued donationsof printhg matedal and
suppoltaI games.
The G,P.S.LuncheonClub.
Brian Loel for his fine geoerosityin regard to laundering the Club's
jerseysand his generalall round help.
Robin Thompson for the greatvolume and variety of work for the Club
CastlemainePerkinsfor their support for the King of the Mountain.
George Doniger for his efforts to gain publicity for the King of the
Mountain and his help in many other ways.
Tony Roberts for organisingthe King of the Mountain.
DennisBoucher for organisingso many things.
BeefMcAfeefor lookingafter thejerseys.
Bunny Burrows for being so helpful that he won our Best Clubman
Awa!d.
Dick Farquhar for being such a greatTreasuier.
To the Managementof Ashgrove Bowls Club, and in particular to
SecretaryNorm Hoganfor their goodneighboursattitude and generosity.
help and advice
our local aldermanJohn Andrews for all his assistance,
during the season.
Drew Squiresfor being a hard working secretary.
Glen Walker for once again providing us with a new set of jerseys.A
magnificentgesture.
Custom Credit for their continued support.
wally Lewis for his help in this regard.
at Ashgrove.
The B.C.C.groundsman
Hugh Mackay-Paynefor being along with Glen walker a best barracker.
"Four Car Frank" Parkesfor beilg such a great supporter.
Bob Coombsfor his support before he left for Sydney.
RUGBY ADMINISTRATION
The Club againrecognisesthe strongpart played by our membersin the
administrationof Rugby in Australia.
Presidentof the Queensland
RugbyUnion.
J,R. Gibson,O.B.E.
CommitteeAust
Memberof the Management
Rugby Football Union.
to Q.R-U.Council.
Club Delegates
W. Bligh,D. Boucher
D. Clark
Patron, QueenslandJuniors Rugby Union.
D. Lacy-Jones
Patron, Ascot/ClayfieldJunior Rugby Union.
L.H. Dodwell
Vice-President,
Qld. Junior RugbyUnion.
Presid€nt,Ascot/Clayfield Rugby Union Club.
Garry Ferguson
DavidClark
StateDilector of CoachingNoel Burrows
Club Delegateto Q.J.R.U.Council.
Club Delegateto GradesCommittee.
D. Bouche.
GENERAL
This year with the efforts of Noel Burrows alld Eddie Kann we fielded
an Under l5 team. They performed very creditably throughout the season
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and let's hope that in the years to come this effof will pay dividends
Eddie.
thanksBunny and
The firsdid room was very ably staffed by our Honorary Doctorc
the season.This n;w innovation was very much appreciated
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happy to continue our excellent associationwith both
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Ascot/Clayfield
contiriued-prosperity and playing strengthof our club that we continue to
fostertheseteams.
A very successfulfunction was held at the TattersallsClub to allow old
-"abata to renew acquaintancesand also to enableus to sell a number of
e"ftgi.r" gt.u"a memberships.It is hoped that simjlar functions may be
in the luture.
orsanised
thi Arhgtot" ground memberslist is increasingbut it is hoped that it
will turther increaie.lt is of grealhelp and imporlanceto rhe Club.
In conclusion I would like to thank everybody who gave me any
assistanceduring the season,and I look forward to an evenbetter year in
l98o'
R'w BLlcH
President
IT CAN BE DONE
March. 1978.we loanedthe SeniorClub $4,000.00to help our Ashgrove
commitments.As per BalanceSheets,we havea Bank Credit of $111.96
and our lnvestmentAccountis $3,60000 in credit
Finally, we gavethe Under 15 reama B.B.Q Luncheonand prizesat
Ashgrove.
Tiis is what has been done by a few dedicatedJEEPSsupporters.what
a mighty Fund Raisingteam we could have if morc supportedour Club yes,YOUR Club.What aboutit, JEEPS,for 1980Season.
LESLIE DODWELL
Vice PresidentQ.J.R.U.
G,P.S.OLD BOYSRUGBYUNION CLUB
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2. B.G.S.Schooley
16. D. Withe$
17. B. Loel
30. D.J. Squires
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R.J.Thomson
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J. Gibson
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O. Maynes
L. Dodwell
..A'' GRADE
Gentlemen,
. 1979 was the yeai of mixed fodunes. The highlights of the seasoncould
be summarised as follows:
l. The Welsby Cup finat.
2.
The XXXX Cup final.
3.
Finishing fourth in the mi[o, premiership.
Playing in the elimination semi-final.
4.
_ Our achievements in those three major games were not great. We wcrc
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As FfustGradecoach,I am indebtedto the supportI receiy€dthroughout
the year from Peter Phillips, whosetalents and knowledgearc a great asset
to any club, and when young playels realisethe knowledgethey can gain
from his experience,they will develophto much better play€rs.
To Chris Carbury, who gavemany hours of unselfishsupportto the First
Grade side, I thank him very much for his efforts, and I believethere is no
person better equipped in Queenslandto extol the vfutuesof the scrum
and line-out as Chris Carbury does.
Firally, to all the playerswho playedFirst Gradetfuoughout the season,
I thank them for their efforts, but I qualify the statementby saying,that
it requiresa IOOVoeffort in every game th-loughoutthe season,not just in
the gamesthat they feel like playingI wish the Club every successin the 1980 season.
BRUCEM. HATCHER
RESERVEGRADE
Co$idering our ReserveGradeplayed in the 1978 GrandFinal, this past
s€asonhas been a disappointingone. Few of last yeals playe.steturned to
play sedouslyand we only had a relativelysmallgloup ofnew club members
to draw on. Reservecrade finished 7th - winning 5, drawirg I out of 18
gamesplayed.
I found the role of Coach more of rounding up the playersrather than
learning and practising rugby skills. The most heartening aspect of the
seasonwas the competitive attitude displayedby the nucleus of Reserve
Grade "the Hard Core" for example, who would believethat th€ club's
three most competenthalf-backswould all play in the one team at the one
time. I refer of course to Scotty "play anywhere" Cullimore, Mick "It's
only pain" Amold and Mick "Naked Nuyrehev Nymph" Kastrisos.The
"Head Department" of this core or as some rcferred "The Old Brigade"
consistedof Skipper, Bench Evans,who was undoubtedly best and fairest
on and off the field- Thanks Bench for your assistance.
What would the
team have been without Oby "The Six Dollar Man" most of his external
parts suffedng regularmalfunction and all of his intemalorganscompletely
embalmed-What about "TJ", certainly slower this year, has no brain in
his head, just a football. The final group in this "Hard Core" were the
Young Turks, Lemy, Smith, The Pear,The Lyne Duo, John "Bullet Head"
Milton and Galloping down the wingsPhar Lapp, and "Ears" Osborne.
I believe that attitude plays a key role in the winning processand
although a number of players displayedthis trait, the team asa whole did
not. Vince Lombardi, the great grid iron coach once said "winning is not
everything, it is the only thing"- I belieye that for the 1980 season,we
should certainly bear this in mind, but as a starting poi.nt, perhaps we
should start thinking "Attitude is not everything,it's the only thing".
LYNN JONES.
THIRD GRADE
1979 has been, to say the least, a very disappoirthg year for Third
Grade.While we finished aheadof only three teamsat the end of the two
competitioo rounds and suffereda humiliating lossof 70 points to 3 (a rare
occulreoce for a G.P.S.team in recent years) these disappointmentswere
only symptomsof a generalproblem which sgemsto be affectingthe whole
club. In the senior club, this problem appearsto affect the Thid Grade
team more than any other but clearly all teamssufferedasa result.
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If players intend to play football, then they should appreciatethat
training is part of that commitment and that advising the club of thcu
unavailabilityto tra-inor play is common courtesy.As many of the Thirds
know, it is a depressingfeeling with 20 minutes before kick-off to o€
wonderinghow many playerswill atrive and most of it could be avoided
by a simple phone call. However, that is a negativeapproach and the
problems that the Thirds had this seasoncan be avoidedby the individuals
who play making the necessarycommitment. And so many players of
teams of the past can testify, that commitment can be very wotthwhile not necessadlyin winning grand finals, but by being part of a successful
team and in enjoying you! football. And enjoyment is basicallywhat it is
all about.
After those comments it is necessaryto thank those players who
continued to play every week when the going was tough in the second
round, to thank all those playerswho respondedto last minute phone calls
!o rn_ak1upnumbersand to thank the .est of the 86 playerswhb appeared
-for the Thirds during the season.Hope to seeall of you next year.
D. STEVENSON.
FOURTH GRADE
Fortunatelylhey were in a minority comparedto thosewho suppofledus
and here I would like to thank the following peoplefor their help dunng
this season.Ron Parke for selection help and ,,always being tlere', _
Richard Bernays and Dennis Cronin oul Managerswho had-the eskies
ready when we wanted them - GrahamRylanceand John Maddenfor tne
I had the easiestjob of the three seniorgradecoachesand I commiserate
with Lynn and Bruce on the lst aod 2nds not making the Crand Final and
congratulatethem on the work they did with then teams this year. The
main thhg I had to do was to get the "Fortified Foufihs Sptuit" into the
team and hold it there until September23rd. This was done for me by
'Masko" when he came on in the 2nd half againstEastsin the semi-final
when we were a player dovi,nand 3 in all with 20 minutes extra time oo
th€ board. The way he lifted our gamefor us to u'in 16-3wasan inspiation
to all of us, here asI'm surethe nurnber of times we backedup for another
c.P.s._ 11
game in 3rd Grade helped us "run oA" on that day.
Thanks must also go to the many reserves that we used throughout the
season in particular Doug Stevenson Dave Parke, Ian Fraser, Dougal Ethell,
John Geraghty, Paddy Mayze, John Delahunty to Ross Mortimer and Col
Williams who played a big part in our early games and Taffy Howells,
Johr Fitzgemld and Doug Baynes (who had a big run in the Grand Final)
fo! coming in later in the season and playing their part in our wins.
A specialthanks lo:
o Jamesy for keeping his cool on Grand Final day.
. Peter Lewis for his try and great tackle.
. Lloyd for those great penaltjes.
. Ken O'Brien for his pedect shouldei charge.
r Brendon for doing a "Hillhouse" in the line-outs.
o Bruce for the tight-heads. Boucher for fixing-up the half-back.
. Aod all the guys who had % games.
We were all particularly sory that Tank, Jonesy and Prof didn't get a
run in the big one, due mainly to injuries. I'm sure we have uncovered a
great talent in Billy Fletcher and if he can get used to playing only one
game a day, he should be playing A Grade next season.
It was a great, low-key season where we peaked at the dght time with
the right attitude. I realise every grade can't adopt thjs plan the way we
did but to win a 4th Grade Grand Final with the players we had it was the
only method worth considering. I sincerely hope next season seescoaches
ln all grades as l'm sure the 3rds and 4ths can work off each other, to
secure at least 2 Grand Finals next year.
Dennis
Congratulations to the trophy winners in Fourth Grade
"Gutsman" Boucher (Best Back), Lynn "The Master" Jones(Best Forward)
and Tony Creagh who showed us all what guts and drive at 36 is all about
(Best
and Fairest).
'
Finally, thanks to all the guys who pulled on a 4ths ielsey,this year
they all wlre instrumental in making it a great year for me and the re-stof
the team. I krlow that this is the last year for quite a few of us and I can
only recommend to any ex-players who feel like coming out ofretirement
for "one last season", that it will be the best season you will have and a
Grand Final is definitely on the cards.
MIKE THIES
UNDER 15
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12 - G.P.S.
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M-any"thanks
to r:,urie Rive$ whoseassistance
to the team wasinvaluable.
llopny wlnnels for the seasonwere:
Best and Fairest
Scott Henderson
Best Forward
John Taylor
BestBack
MuEay Rivers
Most Consistent
David Burke
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1979TROPHYLIST
I
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CLUB CAPTAIN,
.....
R .N e r i c h o u ,
Humphrey Bere Memodal Trophy
H I G H E S T T R Y S C O R1E9 7 9 S E A S O N
. -, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J .M i l t o n
Presentedby Robinson'sSports Store Ltd.
FOR SCORINGIOOPOINTSFOR I979 SEASON . . . . . . . . D u gC. l a r k
Presentedby F. ParkesEsq.
2OOCLUB GAMES , .
'
. . . . . . . . J .G a r d e
Presentedby David Claik Esq.
I O OC L U BC A M E S. .
. . . . . . . M .A s p r e y
Presentedby E. DevenportEsq.
IOO..A"CRADEGAME
. .S. .
........ G.Brand
Presentedby M. Williams Esq.
5 0 * A " G R A D E G A M E. .S. , , . .
D. Regeling,
D. Blackford,
Prese4ted
by G.P.S.Club
A. Austin, P. Devenport.
B E S TC O t T .
. . M. Arnold
Presented
by K. BeavisEsq.
BESTUNDER 18 FORWARD, . , ,
R. Christmas
PresenieAuv-C. Si"kitrtafi gtq
BESTUNDER 18 BACK .
S. Knowles
Presented
by I.R. ColquhounEsq.
B E S TA N D F A I R E S TU N D T R I 8
. . B. Green
Presentedby Ascot Clayfield Club
BESTUNDER I9 FORWARD, . .
. M. Philips
Presented
by J. MaddenEsq.
B E S T U N D E1 R
9 B A C K. . . . . , .
... M.Day
Presentedby G.D. RylanceEsq.
B E S TA N D F A I R E S TU N D E R I 9
... B.Cox
Presentedby N. Hogan Esq.
BESTJUNIOR CLUB MAN . .
. M. Power
Presentedby D_ Boucher Esq.
BEST4th GRADE FORWARD
........ L.Jones
Presentedby Bill Browns Sports Store Ltd.
B E S T 4 I h G R A DBEA C K . . . . . . ,
. . . . . . D .B o u c h e r
Presentedby R. AndersonEsq.
BESTAND FAIREST 4th GRADE PLAYER , - . . . . . - . . . .
A .C r e a g h
Presentedby R. FarquharEsq.
BEST3rd GRADE FORWARD
. . . . . . R .M a c A f e e
Presentedby H.G. Noble Esq_
BEST3rd GRADE BACK . . .
.....
L.Skardoon
Presentedby D. NewsteadEsq.
BESTAND FAIREST 3rd GRADE pLAyER. . . . . . . . . .
D.SteYenson
Presentedby T. LevanderEsq.
BEST 2nd GRADE FORWARD .
. . . . . M .O b e r h a r d t
Presentedby A.A. Flynl Esq.
B E S T 2 n d G R A D E B A C K. . . . . .
. T. Jesser
Presentedby D. ForbesEsq.
G.P.S.- 15
BESTA-NDFAIREST 2nd GRADE pLAyER. . . . .
. . .,
Presented
by R.S.RobertsEsqBEST lst cRAIE FoRWARD, pRESIDENT,STROpHy.
Presentedby W. Bligh Esq.
B E S T l s t C R A D E B A C K .P A T R O N . S
TROpHy. . . . . . .
presenled
by D. Lacy_Jones
Lsq.
M O S T I M P R O V El sDt G R A D E p L A y E R. .. . . . . . . . .
Presented
by R.A. Nicol Esq
BESTAND IAIREST tst GRADE pLAyER . .
A.C. Dubdin MemorialTropny
KINC OJ THF MOUNT_AtN
C.. T . A . t r p _ . .
p r e s e n t ebdy A . R . R o b e r r tss C
q.
J O H N H A R R I SM L ] \ 4 O R I A T
LROPHY.
presented
by his friends
B E S T C L U BM A N t 9 7 9 S E A S O N.
WatrerH. Boyd vi.oiiif f Lpr,v
2OOCLUB GAMESAND OVER
No. cAMES
David Clark
R.S.Roberts
I. Colquhoun
*R. Thomson
28r
*R. Mortimer
223
*Dugald Clark
220
*E.A. Kann
2t3
*J. Garde
206
FIRST PLAYED
Prior to l96l
P d o .t o l 9 6 l
Prior to 1961
1967
r963
1968
l 96 3
1968
CURRENT POSITION _ 20OCLUB GAMES
*D. Park
198
*L- Graham
116
+I. Fraser
l'74
*M. Thies
t64
+D. Stevenson
160
+D. Boucher
159
*R. Bernays
t58
*I. Whittle
154
iDenotes Current PlayerlOO POINTS
Dugald Clark
1963
1968
t964
1969
t970
t 96 6
1968
t970
146(includingXXXX Games)
EIGHESTTRY SCORERS(r979)
J. Milton
l2
B. Humphrys
8
'7
P. Meares
L. Graham
6
16 - G.P.S.
- . P. Evans
. B. Bamhill
' Duc. clark
B. Schooley
. Dug. Clark
.
A. Austin
. . M. Thies
N. Bufiows
B.G.S.
c.F.G.S.
T.G.S.
B.c.s.
c_F.G.S.
B.G.S.
G,T.
T .S . S .
c.F.c.s.
c.F.G.S.
B.B.C.
B.S.H.SB.C.S.
c.F.c.s.
B.G.S.
B.G.S.
.:.
FIRSTGRADE
Competition Games:
ll4l79 v. Wests
d r e wl 8 - 1 8
24161'79
v. Wests
714179v. Easts
l o s tl 5 -1 9
I l'7179v. Easts
lost 7- 9
111179v - lpswrch
2814l'79v.lpsw\ch
7l5l'79 v. Brothers d r e w l 9 - 1 9
l5/?/79 v. Brothers
12l5119v. Teachers lost 9-12
2I l7 179v. T eachers
l9l5/79 v. Redcliffe w o n 1 9 - 6
5/8/79 v. Redcliffe
27 151'T9
v. University w o n 3 7 -l 3
12l8l79 v. Univeffity
won 15- 4
2/6/79 v. Souths
l 9 1 8 / 7 9v . S o u t h s
l 0 / 6 / 7 9v . Q . l . T .
won30- 0
2 6 1 8 1 7v9. Q . r . T .
SemiFinal:
lost 16-35
I /9/78 v. Souths
Summary:
Played
Won
Drew
Lost
Pts.For
19
8
2
8
306
Four X Cup:
v. D. Downs
281'7l'19
won 30-6
1 5 / 8 / ? 9v . B r o t h e r s
lost 9-15
lost 6-12
w o n4 l - 9
Iost l9-32
wofll6-15
won 14- 7
lostl5-16
won l0- 8
'w'n '7- 4
Pts.Agst.
253
lost 8-24
CRADE
SECOND
CompetitionCames:
1/4/79v. Wests
lost 9 - 1 9
2416179
v. Wests
1l4l'79 v. Easts
lost 9 - 1 8
1l'7l'79v. Easts
24l4l'79tr.Ipswrch drew l 0 - 1 0
717179v.lpswrch
115179v. Btothers
lost | 8-2'7
1
5 / 7 / 7 9v . B r o t h e r s
'7
12l5l79v. Teach.ers lost 0211'7119
v. T eachers
l9l5/79 v. Redcliffe
25- 4
5/8/79 v. Redcliffe
2'7I 5l'79 v. University lost l2-31
12l8l'79Y. University
2/6/79 v. Souths
lost 6-34
l 9 1 8 / 7 9v . S o u t h s
l 0 / 6 / 7 9v . Q . l . T .
29- 4
2 6 1 8 1 ' 1v9. Q . r . T .
Summary:
Pts F^r
Played
Won
Diew
Lost
l8
s
1
12.
270
Four X Cup:
2 9 1 ' l 1 7v9. D . D o w n s l o s t 4 - 1 7
THIRDGRADE
lost 1 3 - 1 6
lost '72l 2 - l8
O
lost 6 - r 6
lost 3-25
2 1 -l 0
lost 0-40
lost 3-28
22-l5
Pfc
A oct
322
CompetitionGames:
1/4/79v. Wests
lost 3- 9
24161'79
v. Wests
iost 7-19
'714179
v. Easts
lost 4-35
I l'7179 v. Easts
lost 4-36
2814179
v.lpswich
lost 4-10
7l7 119 v- lpswich
won fodeit
7/5/79 v. Brothers
lost l0-34
15/7/79v Brothers
lost 3-68
l2l5l79 v. Teachers w o n l 5 - 1 2
2l l7 179r. Teachers lost 0-42
l9l5/79 v. Redcliffe won 24-16
5/8/?9 v. Redcliffe lost 6-12
2'7l 5I'19 v. University lost 3-41
12l8l79 't. University lost 4-19
2/6/79 v. Souths
lost 3-14
l918/79v. Souths
lost 8-12
l 0 / 6 / 7 9v . Q . I . T .
won ?- 0
v. Q.r.'t.
26181'79
won fofeit
Summary:
Played
Won
Lost
Pts.For
Pts.Agst.
18
5
l3
105
3'79
G.P.S.- 17
Competition Games:
ll4l79 y.Wests
714119v. Easts
2814179v.Bros.B
6/5/79 !. Bros. A
l2l5l79 v.'feactLels
l9l5/79 v. Redcliffe
2715179v.Univemity
216119v. Souths
1016179
v. Q.I.T.
Semi Final:
8/9/79 v. Easts
Summary:
Played
2
1
Won
1
6
FOURTHGRADE
won l7- O
won 1l- 4
won forfeit
lost 'l-24
won 33- 3
won 24- 4
won l2- 0
lost 7-10
won forfeit
2416119
v. Wests
111179
t. Easts
'71'71'19
v. Brcs.B
l5l'l l'19 v. Btos.A
2lJ'7179y. Teachers
5/8/79 v. Redclilfe
l2l8l'19 v. University
l918/79 v. Souths
219l'19y. Bros.A
Grand Final:
2319/79v. Souths
won l8-3
Lost
5
Pts For
326
won 52-14
won 20- 0
lostI l-17
won 16- 3
won 30- 9
won 20- 0
won l0- 6
lost 0- 3
lost l0-14
worr 12- 7
Pts.Agst.
119
POINTSSCORERS
FIRSTGRADE
CompetitiotlGames
Dugald Clark
B- Humphries
J- Milton
P. Devenport
E. Fawkner
D. Blackford
M. Kastrisos
D. Regeling
B. Schooley
S. Lonie
A. Austin
B. Barnhill
G. Brand
P. Burrows
P. Evans
Triet
Con.
Pen.
)
8
5
19
2
2'7
l
FG
5
4
4
3
2
2
2
2
I
Semi Final
B. Humphries
M. Arnold
Four X Cup
B. Humphries
B. Barnhill
S. Cullimore
D. Clark
P. Devenport
E. Fawkner
B. Schooley
J. Milton
I
Totql
t42
39
20
t6
t6
t2
8
8
8
8
7
4
I
3
2
8
t
8
4
2
4
SECONDGRADE
Competition Games
T. Jesser
P. Evans
18 - G.P.S.
Tries
I
Con16
5
Pen.
5
9
FG
Total
51
37
J. Milton
S. Cullimore
C. Elliott
M. Kastdsos
P. Garbutt
R. Jones
P. Burrows
L Hillhouse
R. Roberts
S. Smith
P. Fryer
D. Baynes
D. Howell
M. Oberhardt
P. Osbotne
Fout X Cup
M. Oberhardt
CompetitionGames
C. EIiott
M. Oberhardt
D. Stevenson
D. MacAfee
D. Baynes
J. Brand
R. Coombs
R. Anderson
I. Hillhouse
M. Kastrisos
J. Mayes
L. Skardoon
I. Whittle
M. Asprey
R. Jones
D. Etheu
G. Whittey
7
5
5
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
28
22
20
I7
15
t2
t2
8
8
8
5
4
4
4
4
4
THIRD GRADE
Trles
Con.
Pen.
2
FG
Total
3'7
4
6
I
I
2
I
I
7
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
FOURTHGRADE
Competition Games
D. Brown
L. Graham
P. Meares
P. Lewis
W. James
D..Boucher
A. Creagh
L. Jones
M. Thies
J. Geraghty
I. Whit e
M. Asprey
D. Baynes
Tlies
6
7
4
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
I
I
Con.
t2
2
Pen.
9
3
I
2
4
_
-
Total
5l
4
3
3t
l6
16
1
t
1
2
2
2
8
8
G.P.S.- 19
R. Duus
W. Fletcher
J. Garde
G. Maskell
R. Mayes
K. O'Brien
D. Powell
C, Wiliiam
-
.
.
1
D. Browl
A. Creagh
L. Graham
P. Lewis
A
M. Arnold
A. Austin
J. Allen
M. Asprey
R. Anderson
R, Armstrong
B
M. Bu ows
B. Bamhill
D. Blackford
K. Bolton
'G. Bramo
P. Burrows
J. Brano
D. Baynes
W. Brooks
J. Buchan
G, Beavis
D. Brovr'n
G. Boyd
T. Brooks
D. Boucher
P. Barrett
c
Dug. Clark
S. Cullimore
C. Garberry
A. Campbe
R. Coombs
A. Creagh
D. Carlisle
P. Chardler
A. Carter
D
P. Devenport
R. Dennis
m - G.PS.
4
5
3
I
t
2
I
PLAYERAPPEARANCES
_ ALL GRADES
OPENCOMPETITION
lst XXXX 2nd XXXX 3rd
4th
q
t9
6
t6
15
9
tt
4
l
I
-
T
l
l
-
2
I
2
2
l
-
5
2
l
l
-
8
-
2
2
-
-
-
4
8
l
l
8
2
I
5
l
,1
7
l9
l8
19
l3
9
l3
l3
8
7
8
l7
l5
_
16
3
2
15
l
3
I
I
I
t7
9
I
l
I
5
2
I
I
t:
l8
I
4
l
-
l
I
)
4
Total
l8
- 2 0
1
11
16
l
l
2
1
l
4
Semi Finals and Grand Final
_
r
t
14
2
{
Ist
XXXX
2nd
XXXX
3rd
P. Dowling
R. Duus
B. Donovan
I
3
4th
15
Total
l
18
I
I
E
?
I
,
I
l
J
c
I
P. Evans
W, Edwards
D. Ethel
C. Elliott
F
R. Farquhar
B. FeryusoD
E. Fawkner
P. Fryer
I. Frase!
B. Fraser
W. Fletchet
B. Fox
S. Farquhar
J. Fitzgerald
G
J. Garde
G. Gosney
J. Gerraghty
E. civen
L. Graham
P. Garbutt
H
B. Humphrys
J. Herui
D. Howell
J. Hillhouse
c. Hynes
I. Henry
J
S. Jacques
T. Jessei
P. Joseph
R. Jones
B. Jacobs
L. Jones
W. James
K
M- Kastrisos
L
P. Lemmey
S. Lonie
G. Loel
J. Lynch
Richard Lyne
Robert Lyne
Roger Lyne
P. Lewis
3
l5
5
5
I4
2
-
2
2
5
-
t
_
-
I
2
2
l4
1
l
3
-
4
_
t
'
l
2
1,6
3
7
I
t1
I
3
I
t9
1
l8
I
2
I
1
2
I
,7
3
I
I
l3
l5
I
5
1
I
2
3
6
I
2
I
2
I
I
3
2
3
8
I
I
_
6
16
5
9
3
9
I
2
I
l
,
.
2
t2
9
I
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)
2
9
8
9
19
t
l0
9
9
20
6
11
l
-
11
l
2
_
ll
_
:
I
t )
ll
't
_
-
7
o
o
c.P.s._ 21
lst
'
-
M
W- Morgan
J- Milton
R. MacAfie
I. Mclntosh
A. Mclntosh
P. Meares
M. MacAfie
A. Mclntyre
G. Maskell
B. Mason
R. Mayze
P. Marshall
D. MacAfie
B. McDiarmid
R. Mortimer
N
R. Nerichow
D. Newstead
P. Nordish
3
3
-
1
1
'
s
S. Solomons
B. SchooleY
S. Smith
D. Stevenson
S. Struss
B. Stewart
L, Skardoon
S. Schooley
P. Stanton
T
R. Thomson
M- Taylor
J. Telyfabeck
J. Tooh9y
M. Thies
22 - G.P.S.
1
-
3
2
5
4th
3rd
XXXX
1
-
-
-
1
6
4
l
2
8
9
-
11
9
4
l0
5
3
-
8
2
1
,
-
4
-
2
Total
'
-
1
-
t
l
4
t
6
1
2
1
7
r
6
- t
14
r'7
o
M. Oberhardt
P. Osbolne
K. O'Brien
P
B. Parker
D. Park
D. Patterson
D. Powell
R
R. Roberts
D. Regeling
M. Roge6
W. Rowles
2nd
XXXX
-
15
9
|
1
15
3
1l
7
2
1
9
6
9
15
l
l
'7
l8
'.l
l
l
2
8
1
-
l6
2
l
2
1
I
I
8
I
2
1
5
l6
5
t'1
l
2
-
1
2
1
3
-
4
2
-
I
l
-
2
-
ll
l
5
t9
21
l5
3
l3
ll
I
I
l
-
l0
l
8
1
-
2
4
3 1
9
0
8
l
4
2 2
lst
5
M, Vincent
w
R. Whitten
F. WiUis
W. Walker
G. Whitten
I. Whittle
C. Williams
XXXX
2nd
9
3rd
l
4th
-
3
6
5
,
8
6
l
t
7
l
-
-
z
l
S. Zemanoff
Total
15
8
l
PLAYERAPPEARANCES
UNDERl8 - 1977 o UNDER19 -1978
J. Adams
M. Arnold
M. Burroughs
D. Briggs
R. Dennis
B. Donovan
14
20
23
12
22
30
R. Duhig
C. Jones
P. Lemmey
C. Loel
R. Lynne
W. Moryan
15
12
14
25
15
22
R. Roberts
B. Schooley
P. Spiro
C.Todd
M- Wi[iams
J. Worfield
25
29
l'7
26
16
14
PLAYERAPPEARANCES
UNDER18 - 1978 o UNDERt9 -1979
A. Bell
G. Bendich
P. Burke
C. Campbell
M. Day
P. Day
M. DowLing
R. Eltott
A. Forster
J. Alston
A. Blair
C. Bratchford
P. Carter
C. Caswell
R. Christmas
6
I0
1l
8
32
?
12
6
30
1l
II
8
14
8
l6
B. Fox
P .F r i s b y
S .J a m e i
G. parkes
M.phillips
C. purvii
M. Power
B. Schooley
S. Schooley
34
25
30
30
29
32
24
s
20
PLAYER APPEARANCES
UNDER 18 _ 1979
J. Craig
13
L. Duckworth
14
B. Green
II
S. Knowles
12
R. MacMillan
4
D. Perrins
5
S. Smith
D. Thornpson
A. Tranent
H. Sunderland
A. Rymer
S. White
G. Wynne
A. Young
22
15
2A
14
6
16
10
10
B. Teys
M. Tibbles
B. Wallace
R. Woods
6
6
8
II
TREASURERSREPORT
R.B.Farquhar
I presentfor your considerationand adoption the Club'saudited Balance
Sheet and Statement of Income and Eipenditure for the year ended
O c t o b e3r l , 1 9 7 9 .
The report shows a surplus for the year, after extraordinary items, of
$2,483.
Further ground improvements were provided dudrg the year in the
c.P.s.- 23
clubs continuing effod to provide, with limited rcsources,the best possible
facilities for club members. In particular, $500 was spent on purchasing
field lightsfrom the NormanbyLeagueClub and a fuither $2,188by the
Joint Committee on levelling and top-dressingthe playing fields. The
BalanceSheetat October31, 1979 of the Joint Venturebetweenthe two
clubsis attachedto this report.
Duringthe yearthe Committeehasre-negotiated
the termsof.epayment
of the loan payable to the Valley District Cricket Club. Under the odginal
agreementthe club wascommittedto $9,300per year and this provedto
Valleyshavenow agreedto extendthe periodof
be beyondits capabilities.
the loan for a furtherten yearsfuomOctoberl, 1979.The effectof this is
that annualrepaymentshave been reducedto $5,100,a sum which the
Committee believesis well within our financial capabilities and should
enable equal participation with Valleys in fufther ground and clubhouse
improvements.
The Committeeis particularlygratefulto Valleysfor theu
assistance
in this regard.
Twenty-ninesubscriptions
werereceivedfor AshgroveGroundMemberships,making a total of forty-threeto date. The contributionsof th€se
members has greatly assistedthe club in its move to Ashgrove but the
Committeeis disappointedthat so few of our hundredsof membersand
suppoftershave beenpreparedto support the club in this way. Applications
for membershipare still beingacceptedand all memberswho havenot yet
subscribed are urged to give serious consideration to the benefits of
memDersnlp.
The collection of membershipsubscriptionswas,asusual,very difficult
and there wasa sharpdrop in revenuefrom both SeniorandJunioi subscdptions this year. Subscliptronsare intended for the running to the club and
the importanceof co-operationfrom all membersin paying cannot be ove!
emphasised.
Anexampleof this h that in 1979,subscriptions
amountedto
lessthan 50% of the costof Jerseyspurchased
andusedduringthe season.
Our thanks to the LadiesCommitteewho, apart from providingexcellent
catering facilities dur-ingthe season,earneda profit of $912 and donatedit
to the club.
The financial ieport shows that income from all fund raising sources
was down in this year and the club rugently requestsfurther strongsupport
from all members and supporte$ to reversethis trend. A11memben and
supportersare invited to contribute to fund raisingactivitiesin the form of
assistance
and/or ideasduringrhe comingyear.
Detailsof Receipts& Expenditure - G.P.S.Junior Fund RaisingAccount
from lst Noyember,1978 to 31st October,1979.
ReceiDts
Bank Balance
Bank Interest
Meat Trays and Raffles etc.
Doubles
D. Withers
Transfer from InvestmentA/c
GrossIncome
Expenditure
s 362.52
8 . 55
4,625.30
2,3t 8.00
100.00
1,000.00
8 , 4 1 -43 ' 7
8,302.4
|
$ l l .t.96
B a n kB a l a n c ea s L t 3 l l l 0 l ' 7 9= $ 1 1 1 . 9 6 .
24 - G.P.S.
Expenditure
Transferredto InvestmentA/c
StewartsHotel Trust
Modern MeatsRaffles
Miscellaneous
Brian Loel
Raffle Wheel
RaffleTickets
Q.R.UC
. lub
$2,9s9.41
552.96
2,424.OO
50.00
30.96
6.00
t32.21
RegistrationFeesQ.J.R.U,
U n d e rl 5 L e a m
Under 18-l9 teams
20.0
r4 0 . 0 0
r 6 00 0
Club Shortsand Socks
U n d e r1 5 t e a m
Under 15 team
22.5.OO
41.00
266.O0
Donation
Q.J.R.U.
20.00
Doubles
Paymenton 627
TravellingDonations
U n d e r1 9 2 R e p sS y d n e y
U n d e rl 9 2 R e p sN . Z .
Functions
U n d e r 1 8 . 1 9D i n n e r D a n c e
PrizesDinner Dance
B B Q & P r i z e sU n d e r1 5 t e a m
1 0 0 . 00
120.00
200.00
32 0 . 0 0
1,190.78
78.00
100.00
1,368.78
t
5rl.r0,r't
Certified
Correct LeslieDodwell.for G.P.S.
Junrors.
AUDITOR'SOPINION
andMembers
To the OfficeBearers
G.P,S.
OLD BOYS'RUGBYUNIONCLUB
-{
.
W" haveexaminedthe balancesheetof G.P.S.Old Boys'RugbyUnion
Club at 31stOctober,l9'79 andthe rncomeand expenditurestatementfor
the year then ended.Our examinationincluded suchtestsofthe accounting
records and such other auditing proceduresas we consrderednecessaryin
the circumstances,and particularly in relation to Note 2 to the financial
statements.
We did not attenda physicalstockcount and consequently
the amount
shown for stockswas not verified.
Subject to the abovementionedlimitations, in our opinion the balance
sheet at 3lst October, 1979 and the related income and expenditure
statementgive a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Club at 3lst
October, 1979 and of the resultsof its operationsfor the year then ended.
GRAHAM EDMONDS& Co.,
CharteredAccountants,
Brisbane.
Date: 2lst November,1979.
G.P.S.- 25
VALLEY DISTRICTCRICKETCLUB
G.P.S.OLD BOYSRUGBYUNIONCLUB
BALANCESHEET- 3IST OCTOBER'1979
30th Ap l,
r979
Vallev Dist.ict C.icket Club
4 6 , s 1 6 . 5 6 Capilalat lst Mav, 1979
(918.49\
45,538.07
Add: Shareof excesslst MaY,to
31stOctober,1979
4s,538.07
(611.201
44,866.87
G.PS, Old BoYsRugby Union Club
4 6 , 5 1 6 . 5 6 Capitalat lst May, 1979
Add: Shareof excess1st MaY,to
(978.49\
31stOctober,1979
45,538.07
(611.20)
44,866.81
45,538.0?
{eq ?11 74
!e1,9lgg
FIXED ASSETS
Leaseholdimprovements
(at valuation1977)
3,420.00 Less:Amortisation(seenote l)
8s,500.00
82,080.00
(at valuation f 97.7)
1,500.00 Crockery& glassware
6,000.00 Plant & equipment(at valllatlon l, / / |
726.00 L€ss:Accilmulateddepreciation
5,214.00
1398.6s
162.65
85,500.00
4,215.00
81,225.00
1,500.00
6,000.00
907.50
s,092.50
Plant& equiDmenr(at cost)
t €ss:Accrlmulateddepreciation
r,498.65
237.10
I,261.55
tJr*t
89,079.05
90,190.00 Total fixed ussets
253.64
632.50
CURRENT ASSETS
Cashat bank
PteDayments
C.P.S.Old BoYsRueby Union Club
454.69
-200.00
etl.eg
886.14
$89,733.74
$91,o16.14
C.P.S.OLD BOYSRUGBYIJNIONCLUB
BALANCESHEETAT OCTOBER3I ' 1979
t9?8
300
300
1,363
30,005
$
MEMBERSFUNDS
A.C. Didbin PerpetualTroPhY
J.R. HarrisMemorialTroPhY
Tout
Geneul
300
300
30,139
$34,451
26 - G.P.S.
46,517
11,71s
600
600
220
REPRESENTEDBY
NON CURRENT ASSETS
Joint Ventue - Ashgrove
Field Lights - Ashgove
BallymoreLife Membership
DebentureStock EsandaLtd.
Loan - QueenslandRugby Urfon
44,86'l
12,215
600
600
s9,6s2
2,363
4,064
s8,282
CURRENT ASSETS
Bank
SunakyDebtors
Stocks
6,860
434
8,091
270
2,307
10,668
CURRENT LIABILITTES
SundryCreditors
1,041
6,426
9,621
66,078
6'7,909
34,110
NON CURRENT LIABILITIES
Valley District Cicket Club
33,458
$31,968
1
$34,4s
ACCOUNTINC POLICIES:
1. The accounts are ptepared under the historical cosl convention and are noa
adjustedto take account of the current costsof specificassetsand the effect of
thosecostson the incomeand expenditurefor lhe ie9r,
2. It is impracticablefor the Club to establishfull commercislcontrols over most
types ofincom€ prior to the initial entriesin accountingrecords.The controls and
checksestablbhedby the committee ensurethat all materialitems ofincome are
brought to account.
G.P.S.OLD BOYSRUGBYTJNIONCLUB
STATEMENTOF INCOMEAND EXPENDITURE
FORTHEYEARENDEDOCTOBER
3I. 1979
l97E
16,5
31
11,250
INCOME
Caterins
GrossP;oceeds
Less:Cost of Sales
$
13,094
9,s6s
s,281
9,089
6,t39
HoaelR2ffles
GrossProceeds
Less:Expenses
8,084
5,163
t otr
2,950
12,430
11,016
1,414
Functiont
CrossProceedi
Less:Exp€Nes
4,940
3,676
1,264
G.P.S.- 27
Clothing and Equipment
Sales
Less:Cost of Sales
2,418
1,808
s92
r,746
610
(1,rs4)
Subscdptions
S€nior
Junior
AslErove Ground
2,010
r20
1,400
990
s,650
3,590
|,483
t,422
492
160
300
6,6s6
Other Income
Donations
Doubles
Interest
Ground Rent
Bingo
Raffles
Sundry Income
I
405
88
3,t57
17,702
t
2,317
3,347
271
600
7,028
TOTALINCOME
6,493
3
1,148
1,464
1,319
|,1rl
1,581
2to
1,412
950
2,079
200
505
t 7(|1
246
22,1t4
(4,412\
320
320
(4,092)
31,304
27,212
$30,00s
28 - G.P.S.
E)(PENSES
AshgroveJoint Committee
Bank Charyes
Cleaning
lnterest
Electdcity
Football Expenses
Jerseys
JerseyRepaks
PostagePrinting and Stationery
QueenslandRugby Union Affiliation Fees
Match Fees
Dooationsand Honorarium
Trophies(net of donations)
Tour expenses
Junio$ Function
DiscoMusic
Wreathsand Flowe$
20,4
4,450
1,041
4,050
1,000
t,253
2,085
93
542
960
928
440
234
1,368
430
JI
18,925
TOTAL EXPENSES
SURPLUS(DEFICIT) FOR YEAR
Extraordinary ltems
Departmentof Sport Subsjdy
Q.R.U. Shareof Profits Grand Final
I
t
1,319
364
800
1,164
ACCUMULATED FUNDS NOVEMBER I, 1978
2,483
30,005
TRANSFER (TO) FROM TOUR FUND
32,488
(2,349t
ACCUMULATED FUNDS OCTOBER31. 19?9
$30,139
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