Senior ClubI have recorded the names from Photographs that were found in storage at Sunnyvale Sports Stadium. No other records for the Senior Club have been found. Senior Club information will be placed on another page. Junior ClubIt appears that the Junior teams was part of the Seniors. Early photos show they were an active part of the club. Clearly other local clubs had their Junior section as well, and that Saturday & Interclub competition was held during the season. There appears to have been some friction in the Green Island club between the two sections culminating with the a the formation of a Junior committee being formed in the early 1970s. 1972February A meeting was held at the Club Rooms to form a parents committee to look after The Junior Teams. Mr M Patterson chaired the meeting, Mr T Simpson, R Walters & A Dunbar represented the Men's Club. Present, Mrs B Ryder, P Barnes, M Dunbar, J Stables, Mrs S Ryder, A Dunbar, R Stables, J Knowles, G Robinson. Mr Patterson wanted a more organized handling of the Junior Grades. After some discussion, the following committee was elected. President - B Ryder, Secretary - J Stables, Treasurer - to be the Mens Club. Committee - Coaches to be automatically on the Junior Committee, A Dunbar, J Knowles, p Barnes, S Ryder, R Stables, JMC Delegate - P Barnes. Opening date set for Sat 24th March 1:30pm Wet or Fine. Notices were included in the Combined Clubs newsletter, Radio 4XO and Green Island News. Subscription was set at 75c per boy or $1 for 2 or more from the same family. A Working fund of $10 was granted from the Mens Club for any expenses. Mr Ryder donated a cup and miniature to be known as the Ryder Trophy for the Most Promising Junior Grade Player for the season. Next Meeting was set for 20th March 1972 at 7:30pm, meeting closed at 8:45pm. March Opening day arrangements made, Ice cream and sweets to come from the Green Island Milk Bar. Any clothing left behind is to be shown to the boys to try and trace the owner. Winter Sports Program produced and sold for 20c a copy, cost 10c. August Coaches to put forward names for most improved player in team. Each to receive a badge. They are 7th A grade - Dennis Hawkins, 7th B grade - Brendon Cullen, 7th C - Warren Dunbar, 8th A - Paul McMurray, 9th Grade - Wayne Taylor, 10th A Grade - Carl Collins, 10th B Grade - Arthur Porter. Sportsman of the year cup to Craig Walsh. Ryder Cup - Gordon Wong. Mr & Mrs Stables presented a Cup to be known as the Stables Cup for the 9th & 10th Grades - Best All Round Team Effort. Closing day 23rd September at 1pm, sweets and drinks for the boys, afternoon tea for the parents. 1974March Registration day set for Saturday 31st March 11am, fees 75c per boy, $1.25 for two or more in same family. Boot exchange day set for 6th April . J Stables resigned P Robertson accepted the position for next year. July Ryder Cup goes to Wayne Taylor, Stables Cup to 9th Grade, George Wilkins Trophy to the 7th Grade. Passed the Green Shorts be included as part of uniform, a deposit made at the start of the season for jerseys with refund when returned at the finish if they were in good condition. Closing day set for 25th August , sweets and drinks to be given to the boys. 1975February Opening day set for 15th March . Subs $1.50 per boy, $2 per family. Letters sent to all local schools advertising the upcoming Opening Day. Centennial Year Invitation team to play on 30th March ? Boot exchange set for 16th March . Boys to March in Centennial Procession. Coaches to keep uniforms - too many going astray. July Nominations agreed to - Most Improved Players - 7th Ken Moir, 8th Russel Little, 9th David McCallion, 10th Jeffery Cook, 10th B Darren Forrester, 11th Kevin Walters. Sportsman of the Year - Patrick & Michael Moore, Most Promising Player - 7th David Hay, 8th Mark Payne, 9th John Wekking, 10th A Alan Stone, 10th B Glen Samson, 11th A Shayne Robinson. End of Season March Past set for Caledonian on 10th August . 1976February Plans were initiated for a 7 Aside competition, set for Sunnyvale on 28th March . Committee members allocated for Referees, Entertainment, Catering (Ladies). Trophies were planned for Club with most points through the grades, a runners up cup, a cup for each winning grade, two cups for the March Past. Mr Crimp (GIBC May or) to open the tournament, Alan Wright to present the trophies. Opening day set for 29th Feb, subs $2.50 or $4 per family. May 7 Aside was very successful, agreed to make it an annual event, half the profit to be handed to Sunnyvale and handed to Mr May . Agreed to get in touch with South Otago and arrange a end of season trip down there for all teams. August Closing day & prize Giving set for 19th September . Two teams from Nomads (Chch) arriving for billeting & games on 3rd Sept. A Trip to Invercargill planned on 11th Sept. Most promising Players, 7th D Watts, 8th G Nolett, 9th G Robinson, 10thA P Stevens, 10thB C Murphy, 11tha B Ryder, 11th B Paul Johnson. Most Improved 7th E Powell, 8thA M Bayly, 8thB D Laney, 9th S Haldane, 10th a D MacDonald, 10th B Bowen, 11th A S Mason, 11th B Steven Besman. 1977February Opening Day Saturday 12th March , Letters to all schools. Subs $3.50 per boy. Competition starts on 2nd April . Junior Club Meetings to be held on 3rd Wednesday of each month. 7 Aside set for 27th March . Senior Club to arrange entertainment. Mr Crimp to open event, Mr Wright to present Cups. March 7 Aside a most successful day. April Gold boys Goalie jerseys to be bought. First mention of finance - Boys subs $278, Cash in hand $47. June Ladies committee were to hold a cake stall and ring each junior member for support. To hold Junior Raffles and Goal day at same time. Get end of season medals from Lee Don Jewelers. July Oamaru club wanting to play Green Island on 7th August , kids to bring own lunch and $1 for bus hire, $2 for a parent. 13th August last playing day. August Closing day 18th September , Oamaru trip very successful, an invitation extended to them for next year. 1978February Present Mrs B Ryder, P Robinson, Mr K Robinson, B McSkimming, W Hewitt, I Hand, B Barton. Opening day set for 12th March . Subs set $5 for a boy, $9 a family. 7 Aside for 19th March , Junior committee to runs games, Ladies & Men’s committee to run side attractions, Mr Crimp to Open, Mr Wright to present cups. Committee asked for views on sending 11th A Grade team to Australia, great idea but as only one team, no finance would come from Junior or Ladies committees. July More use be made of Sunnyvale Gym if Saturdays games were canceled. End of season games to be played at Invercargill. (Nothing else written for the year) 1979February Present I Hand, B McSkimming, W Hewitt, Keith Robertson, Pat Robinson. P Robinson resigned from secretary. Opening day set for 11th March . Subs $6 per boy, $10 per family. 7 Aside set for 8th April . March Postponement of 7 Aside due to impending Carless Days legislation. Planned for middle of May school holidays. Team to be organized to play in Caledonian for Soccer week. Junior training now allowed at Sunnyvale. July Nine teams away to play at Oamaru on 9th September . $115 was raised on a Bottle drive. A Return visit from a 13th grade team, comprising 17 players and 5 adults, trip to commence on 30th August for 14 days. Coca Cola to back Junior Football next season. August Oamaru trip planned for 9th September , Australian team to go along. Two 48 seater busses be organized for transport. Barry Van Gorp to organize a film for closing night. October Special meeting called, Junior committee to run as a true committee, own Bank Book, be self supporting. Its AGM was set for 19th November . Agreed to motion for a trail season and Junior club to cater for boys 16th grade down. November Junior Club to hold AGM on 11th Feb 1980 at Green Island School, newsletters to all schools. 7 Aside set for 16th or 23rd March , Opening Day 9th March . 1980February AGM at Green Island School. President - B Cromb, Vice-President - D Newall, Treasurer - G Wray, Delegate - I Hand, G Gray, B McCromb. Committee - Junior Coaches, Newall, Milton. Unable to use Sunnyvale fields for 7 Aside due to cricket use, looking at either Abbotsford or Fairfield school grounds. Looking at purchasing Soda Stream to make cheaper soft drinks., having a tuck shop available on fields. March Open night set for 6th March , to have ice blocks and sweets for children, cup of tea for parents. No soda stream due health regulations. April Meeting at Commercial Hotel, decided not to spend $400 on drink dispenser, Sunnyvale to be used for 7 Aside but rope off cricket area. Robie McDonald elected to handle 7 Aside “disputes”, I Hand timekeeper, Pat Barnes Convener. May Sponsored walk to be held, coaches to collect money, kids to receive drink at finish. Future meetings to continue at Commercial Hotel, Sunnyvale unavailable. June New match balls to be ordered from Australia. JFA request that teams leading by 5-6 points at half-time, be changed around to eliminate large scores. To advise JFA that raffles at 50c were harder to sell. JFA possibly refers to JFA NZ. July Request to put in some steps at Sunnyvale (from grounds to hall entrance?). $400 raised on Sponsored Walk with a further $166 expected. The 2nd Ground now ready for Marking at Sunnyvale. Nine teams to travel to Balclutha on 10th August . Two 52 seater busses organized for $300, cost $2.50 per child, to bring own lunch, Balclutha to provide drinks and ice blocks, two cases of apples to be handed out in bus on return trip. August Closing night 16th September . I Hand to see about organizing Indoor Soccer over summer months, several coaches interested. Oamaru visit on 9th September . Discos be held over summer months, first on 19th September . September Oamaru visiting on 28th September , catering 30 Dozen pies, 24kg sausages, 6 loaves, vegetable soup, juniors to provide sandwiches, Ladies Committee Cream Cakes etc. Trophy & Cup winners, Disco Cup - Harris Knox, Ryder Cup - Brent Foster, Sportsman of the Year - David Hellyer, Stables trophy 9th B team, George Williamson Trophy 9th C, 13th A & 14th Grades. October Passed that Mr Cromb be compensated for Honors Board, Friendly games be planned next year for Balclutha, Invercargill, Central Otago and Christchurch once the Club is more financial. AGM held over till first week in December . Passed that the Junior Club run its own financials and any surplus at years end to be used at our discretion. The Junior Club to give its full support if the third stage at Sunnyvale proceeds. Coaches would like the option of continuing with existing teams next year. It was considered inappropriate for the Wooden Spoon to be awarded to the bottom team, at Prize Giving. December AGM - President B Cromb, Vice President D Tilsely, Secretary D Newall, Treasurer D Wray, Club Captain S Barnes, Delegates m Finn & B Cromb, Committee S Barnes, K Kennedy, W Hewitt, G Barnes, M Finn, G Wray, B White, B Hockford, R Newall, R Murphy. Passed that Sponsored Goal cards be abolished. Sponsored Walk was a great success and be held again in 1981. The 7 Aside be held again on 22nd March and Northern letter on improvements on 7 Aside discussed. A copy of the Constitution be handed to every committee member. 1981February Opening night 2nd March , subs set at $10 per boy and $5 other family members. Two new soccer balls coming from Australia. 7 Aside fees $5 per team. Only eleven boys from each club to be present on March Past. All future meetings to be held on 2nd Tuesday of each month. March 7 Aside catering, 50 dozen pies, 10kg sausages, 15 crates of drink, 6 caterers loaves, 8 bottle milk, sauce, coffee, tea, sugar, Cake stall. Sunnyvale levy 27% - a special meeting to be called on this matter. Working bee Sunday afternoon at Waldronville Grounds (Waldronville School?), Next meeting at Sunnyvale Kitchen on 1st Sunday evenings, continue there if successful. April Bank balance $1100.50 (1st reference ever), A Social Hour be held after 7 Aside competition. Sunnyvale Complex fees of $6000 was raised, passed that we take a very quiet role in this matter and leave it to the Senior Club. A Special meeting was called to resolve difficulties between coaches and committee members - no further details provided, but May have been about the lack of keys coaches needed to gain access to the clubrooms. Moved that we get away from labeling teams ABC and use colours instead for the benefit of the lower grades. Proposed to wind up the Ladies Committee and ask how the Juniors felt about making their own cheese rolls for the Seniors on Saturday Nights. May Meeting at Mrs Wray's home. Six new balls be ordered from Australia. W Hewith resigns from club, moving to Australia. D Tilselly resigns from Club. Bank balance $1183. M Mockford now JFA delegate, takes over from B White. Suggestions put forward in helping seniors pay their Sunnyvale account, monthly discos, selling firewood, cleaning retort house at gas works, running Housie at the Commercial Hotel were all offered. June Letter declining hosting/playing Papanui Club due to too many commitments. Very successful disco evening held in early June , decided to hold same first Friday every month. Seniors holding a raffle, juniors to assist in selling, prizes $1000, $500, $250, 4-5th side of beef, 6th grocery voucher, Juniors allocated 100 ticket initially and see how they sell at $5 each. July Meeting in 1st Aid Room of Sunnyvale complex. Cherry Farm has two teams they want to send to Green Island for competition. July disco a disaster, decided to let high school children into disco and juniors into Kitchen to watch Dukes Of Hazard for August Disco. August Team photos on 3rd August . September Prize giving sorted out, Float to go in Festival Week procession. AGM planned for 30th November . Coaches, committee and their wives to have a get to gather at the Sahara on 7th November to get to know one another, cost to be met by all adults. November AGM, Elected B Cromb, T Mahoney, D Newall, S Wray, S Barnes, k Kennedy, all Coaches, Mrs Marsh, Lyn Hayde. Subs $12 per boy, $8 each other child in same family. Competition to start 3rd April with games being played through the school holidays. Float to go into Festival procession with 22 boys from the club March ing behind. Gala Day being organized at Sunnyvale to raise funds for the grounds. 1982February Meeting at Sunnyvale. Club to be present in March Past at Adidas Trophy games in Caledonian on March 7th. Registration night 3rd March , letters sent to Concord, Green Island, St Peter Chanel, Abbotsford, Fairfield & Brighton schools. Gala Day, club to run a Miss Green Island competition for girls between 8-12yrs, Leane Wray, Leanne Brooks, Dianne McGrath & Choltel Hays to have photos taken. A Walkathon being organized. March JFA lost its decision to drop 9th grade from competition matches. Coachers night held on 10th March to sort out teams and grades. 7 Aside set for 28th March . Brian Cunningham to present March Past Cup. Ordered 10kg sausages, 20 crates of drink, 30 dozen pies, 6 caterers loaves of bread, 6 bottles milk, coffee, tea, sugar, sauce. To purchase a World Cup ball and calculator as 1st & 2nd prizes in raffle. Miss GI raised $214, $514 for Walkathon. Mr Ken Griffel donated a Training Suit to be raffled at 7 Aside, he also offered discounted clothing for team strip which included teams bags and scarves. An allowance of $300 made for 18 new balls. Sixty teams entered for 7 Aside. 7 Aside cup winners - 9th Caversham, 10th Caversham A, 11th Grants Braes, 12th Dunedin Tech, 13th Mosgiel, Overall winners - Caversham with runner up Mosgiel, March Past - Roslyn/Wakari. Training Suit wont by Dorrie Newall. April Increased costs so 18 new balls cost $390. Letter of appreciation from Mosgiel Club for 7 Aside. Approx $500 profit from 7 aside. The new Women's Team be incorporated into the Junior Club, set their fees at $15 per player. May Moved to have the 3rd Tuesday of every month for meetings. East Coast United to hold a 5 Aside tournament at Cherry Farm on 6th June . June Moved, that if the Women’s Team received any penalty points, that they pay these themselves. New balls very disappointing, many of them going flat. July Still no account received for new balls, will return them to supplier for repair. Approx $2000 in bank. Oamaru games to be held on 12th September , 17 teams in all. $1000 requested from Senior Club towards Sunnyvale costs, club to donate $300, help run their raffles, donate them a soccer ball and donate Gas Welding plant for their raffle. Australia team arriving 24th August for two weeks, billets required. Trip and games in Queenstown arranged for them, see if they are will to bring over 10 balls for our club. Senior Club Dinner to be held at Miller park Rugby Pavilion, $40 double, $25 Single. September Australia Beverly Hills team need 12 billets. Moved to send $50 bond to Queenstown. As we are holding reasonably well, we will wait till end of our season to see if we can help Seniors out with $1000 they are asking towards costs of Sunnyvale complex. Barry Kelk to take photos on 21st August . After discussions with ACC, decided to return all balls, purchase replacements from Woolworth’s. Travel to Oamaru on 12th September and play friendly games, Ladies team to go as well, Boys asked to bring a plate, ladies to bakes scones, loaves and cakes. Trophy Winners for 1982 Season
1983February AGM to be held on 8th March . Price Freeze in force fees could not be altered so set at $12 and $8. 7 Aside, decided not to sell raffles, poor return last year for time spent selling them. Fees still $5 per team. M Barnes to judge March Past and present trophy’s. JFA rule that all teams must carry two flags or fined $2. Referees to hold a Bavarian Night on 21st May 8-12pm. B Cromb to be refunded $400 for out of pocket expenses from Queenstown trip with Australian team. No one to take out a team without discussing it with the club first. Coaches for 1983 season - B Earthorn, R Montgomery, D Newall, T Mahey, J McDonald, W Kennedy, G Butler, M Farquhar, G Marce. 7 aside catering - 10 dozen pies, 10kg sausages, 6 caterers loaves, 20 crates of drinks. March 7 Fields marked out for competition - 2 at Fairfield School, 2 at Walton Park, 1 each Green Island Abbotsford & Waldronville schools. - AGM - M Finn, T Mahoney, D Newall, S Wray, T Mockeird, R Mog, K Kennedy, G Cambell, B McDonald, R McSkimming, W McNulty, A Kennedy, J King, S Arthur, M Farquhar. 7 Aside set for 4th April . JFA ruling that teams each have two coloured flags 2’ long or be fined. M Cromb thanked for his time as president. 1984Committee - Sandra Arthur Secretary. Grahame Duggan Treasurer. Registration date Sunday 10th March 1985 10-12noon and 2-4pm, subs set at $15 and $13. Late registration and boot sale on 19th March 6:30pm. 7 Aside tournament on Sunday 14th April 1985 Letter requesting use of Abbotsford School grounds for soccer. Teams 9th G 3 teams, 10th G 1 team, 11th G 2 teams, 12G 3 teams, 13th G 1 team, 14th G 2 teams, 15th G 2 teams. 25/3/1985 Letter to DCC requesting advise on how to stop Seagulls bring bones onto field at Sunnyvale, children getting cuts & scratches when falling over. 1985Committee - K Kennely , Viv & Peter Robertson, Gwen DeClifford - Secretary, , Sandra Arthur, Grahame Duggan, Ian Hand. Pre 17/2/86 Registration & boot sale Sunday 9th March 2-5pm 1986 7 Aside 6th April 1986. Kyle Pont breaks leg in 7 aside Tournament. Very few records found for this year. 1986No records found for this year. 1987Committee - Barry Whyte & Gary Thornley, J Childs, A Kennedy, M Brouwer, J Danielson, I Hand, M Farquhar, K Walker, J Thornley, G DeClifford, L Thompson May Meeting held at Commercial Tavern, Barry Whyte resigned as President due to transfer to Alexandra, Gary Thrornley took over position. Bank balance $720. Teams 9 to 13th Grades two teams per grade, one 15th Grade team. June Meeting held at Commercial Tavern, Barry Kelk to take Team Photos on 19th June . $1 entry fee for Kids Housie game night 19th June . July Meeting at Commercial Tavern. Day visit by club to Milton and play against St Peters & St Mary's Soccer Club. Bank balance $729, outstanding subs $529. A Kennedy resigns from committee. Ken Walker takes over Treasurers position from Mr Duggan. Very wet season, Junior teams denied use of Sunnyvale Grounds. August Milton games on 9th August , Bank balance $869, 16 outstanding subs. September Gore trip planned. Dinner and prize giving on 19th September . Bank balance $1000. October AGM on 14th Oct at Sunnyvale Sports Centre. – Elected G Thornley, L Thompson, G DeClifford, K Walker, A Deans, B Craig, L Findlater, J Danielson, A Kennedy, W McLachlan, M Farquhar. Decided to hold meeting at Commercial Hotel at 7:30pm. Summer Season soccer starting at Kings High School for Junior Grades. Letter of complaint from Squash Club about our Juniors running all over the Stadium on closing night. Committee & Coaches night was held on 3rd October . November meeting in March next year between JFA and High Schools, children to be free to play for clubs in weekends and schools during week. 1988February Meeting held at Commercial Hotel. Junior fees set at $20 per child and $18 each child thereafter. Registration day 22 & 23rd February 6-8pm. 7 Aside set for 10th April . More balls to be purchased from Green Island Sports Shop. Request to GIBC use of Sunnyvale, Walton Park & Emmerson St Grounds. Bank Balance $909. Subs set at $22 per child $20 thereafter. Registration day 2nd February . March Meeting at Commercial Hotel. Season start on 9th April . 7 Aside organizing starts, 10 dozen pies, Bread 12 dozen loaves, 6 dozen drinks, 2lt tomato sauce. 200 bags tea. March Past starts at 9:30, competition starts at 10am. Bank Balance $2893. team numbers 9th to 12th grades 2 teams each, one each in 13th to 15th grades. 7 Aside on 10th April , team fees $7, shopping list 30kg sausages, 10 dozen pies, 12 caterers loaves, 6 dozen drinks, 2lt tomato sauce, 4 tubs margarine, 200gm coffee. March past to start 9:30am with 1 team per club. At least 2 games per team. April Meeting at Sunnyvale Stadium. First two rounds of draw are not competitive games. 9 Teams entered in competition. Prices set for 7 Aside, pies $1, tea/coffee 50c, sausages 80c. May Meeting at Sunnyvale Stadium, 7 Aside takings $1069.25, expenses $499.52, profit $625. Senior club ran 7 Aside. Garage Sale to be held on 14th May . Letter sent to Green Island Borough Council on great condition of grounds. North donated bread for 7 Aside. June Meeting at Sunnyvale Stadium. Annual Dinner planned for 17th Sept. Telethon Fun Run being organized by the GIBC, from Abbotsford to GI Post Office for children 50c or $1 for adults. Or Adults only from GIBC to Waldronville then up Old Brighton road to Fairfield and return to GI Post Office. Sponsored Goal day planned for 25th June . Disco Fun Night planned for 8th July 7-13yr olds $1 entry fee. July Meeting at Sunnyvale. Disco canceled, Fun Night instead. Fun Run, a few hardy souls represented the Soccer Club. Billets wanted for 14th Grade team Rangers from Chch. Letters of complaint from parents & coach of 13th Grade on behavior of South Otago Team. Committee agreed to buy a square meter of Artificial turf at Logan Park for $100. Housie night 8th July , Sports quiz as well. Four new Under 12 Otago Reps Logan Craig, Chris Morris, Brendon Wintrup, Douglas Gordon. Photo Night Thursday 28th July with Kelk Photography. Agree to billet Rangers Chch club for games 16-18th September . August Meeting at Sunnyvale. Closing night dinner planned for Friday 16th September . Different caterer for Food, Mike McGarry as guest speaker. September Meeting at Sunnyvale Sports Centre. Catering too expensive, will do it ourselves. Closing night, all teams seated by 6:30pm, Certificates & Cups presented then start dinner - $40 hot chips, Drinks, Ice cream, 20 pizzas, 12 bread sticks, 500 cheerios, fruit salad. Cheque book balance $1785. November Meeting at Sunnyvale Sports Center. Cheque book balance $1400 1989February Meeting held at Sunnyvale Sports Center. Season to start on 1 April . Registration Night set for 20-21 Feb 6-8pm. Subscription $22 for first child, $20 any other child. 7 Aside tournament planned for 2nd April , 9th if wet. Cheque account $1415. March Meeting held at Sunnyvale Sports Center. Season opening changed to 15th April . Cash book balance $3741 with $2326 of that in subs. 7 Aside dates to remain. Committee to each bring a plate for 7 Aside, as well agreed to purchase 30kg sausages, 15 dozen pies, 15 dozen cans of drink, coffee, drinks sweets etc. March 30th meeting - confirm arrangements for 7 Aside, sausages with bread to sell for 80c. May Meeting at Sunnyvale. Agreed to get Otago University students to run coaching clinics. June Meeting at Sunnyvale. Rangers requesting a visit by GIJSC, GI Road Services cost of transport $1100 plus drivers meals and accommodation, would be about $20 per player, club to pickup shortfall and provide meal each way. Concern raised about Walton Park, need top-dressed and holes filled in. July Meeting at Sunnyvale. Northern Tournament booked for 16th July . Bank balance $2644 with 99% subs paid. Photo Night 27th July , 2 teams every 5 minutes. Ranger trip, leave 1pm Friday for Chch, children to bring packed meal for Friday. Two busses provided. August Meeting at Sunnyvale. Bank balance $2832 with $200 received fro Trust Bank Community Grants, three subs still outstanding. Breakup night planned for Big Chill. Parents V Children games planned for 23rd September , 15min aside, no boots to be worn, just sneakers. September Meeting at Sunnyvale. 9th Grade trip to Oamaru successful. Rangers Trip, 87 boys traveling. Each boy be allowed $5 spending money for trip. Goal money coming in, some parents not happy with event. Breakup day set for September , 10am start, Parent against children, Prize giving to follow. Sept 26th meeting - AGM arrangements being set. Letter from Mr K Healy for historical info on club, before GIBC amalgamation. Tax exemption certificate received 55 380 325. Very successful trip to Rangers, Break up successful - good turn up of parents and children. AGM set for Oct 10th. October AGM – Committee - Grahame Partridge, Dennis Sparrow, Leslie Pellowe, Stuart Heal, Alan Kennedy, Jocelyn Montgomery, Cheryl McGuinness, Jan Newall, Ian Hand, Mark Stewart, Alan Deans. Brian Ellis, Allan Deans, Lorraine Findlater, Sheryl McGuinness, Stuart Heal. Green Island Sports Shop to close in December . Most successful Parents V Children game held. November Meeting at Sunnyvale. $2209 in bank. 20 new balls to be purchased. Senior Club has obtain sponsorship, to be called Ansett – Green Island for next 3 years. 1990February Meeting at Sunnyvale. Twenty new balls purchased $14.95 each. 1990 season due to start on 21 April . Suggested replacing entire strip for 1992. Registration night set for 26 - 27 February , with Boot and Sock sale. Subs set at $25 for first and $20 subsequent child. 7 Aside planned for 22nd April . Coaches - 9th 2 Murray Dixon, 9th 3 Mark Tester, 10th 1 Alan Kennedy, 10th 2 Chris McLellan, 11th 1 Grant Hughes, 11th 2 Graeme Partridge, 12th 1 Mark Stewart, 13th 1 Leo Reyntjes, 13th 2 Gary Thornley, 14th 1 Craig Duncan. March Meeting at Sunnyvale. Registration night successful, ten teams this year (3 9th, 2 10th, 2 11th, 1 each 12 13 14th) , two down on last year. Cheque account $3982. 7 aside set for 8th April or 22nd if wet. Teams $7 entry. 25 loaves of bread, 200 pies. Coaching day set for 25th March . April Meeting at Sunnyvale. $3310 in cheque account. $100 float for 7 Aside. Twenty two subs still outstanding. Fourteen new balls ordered at $30 each. May Meeting at Sunnyvale. $5419 in cheque account. 7 Aside profit $844. $2500 be invested for Centennial year and new strip. Suggested that next year, no one bring a plate to the 7 Aside as this year the food did not sell. June Meeting held at Sunnyvale. Problems with 14th Grade team behavior at practice was discussed. July Meeting at Sunnyvale. Bank balance $5153, Visit to Northern to play for Pat & Snow Hall Trophy. August Meeting at Sunnyvale. GI teams to be in March Past at Otago V Republic of China, Barry Kelk photography $7 per team photo. End of year breakup to follow the finish of Rangers visit on 16th September . September Meeting at Sunnyvale. Rangers down from Chch, to billet out. 22 Dozen pies, 20kg sausages, 25 loaves of bread for end of game BBQ. Awamoa 9th Grade to visit 16th September . October AGM – Elected - Grahame Partridge, Dennis Sparrow, Leslie Pellowe, Alan Kennedy, Ian Hand, Tony Baas, Roz Miller, Tina Flaws, Pauline Douglas, Steve Scoular, Geoff Young. Donation of $500 to Senior Soccer Club. Asked that we hold the 7 aside before competition start next season. 1991February Meeting at Sunnyvale. Twenty new balls purchased $14.95 each. 1990 season due to start on 21 April . Suggested replacing entire strip for 1992. Registration night set for 18th & 19th February , with Boot and Sock sale. Subs set at $30 for first and $25 subsequent child. 7 Aside planned for 22nd April . Committee - Coaches - 9th 2 Murray Dixon, 9th 3 Mark Tester, 10th 1 Alan Kennedy, 10th 2 Chris McLellan, 11th 1 Grant Hughes, 11th 2 Graeme Partridge, 12th 1 Mark Stewart, 13th 1 Leo Reyntjes, 13th 2 Gary Thornley, 14th 1 Craig Duncan. Informal meeting at Leslie Pellows home to discuss supplier of strips, unable to decide between caper Sports & Pony, attempt to see if items can be made locally. March Meeting at Sunnyvale. Registration night successful, ten teams this year (3 9th, 2 10th, 2 11th, 1 each 12 13 14th) , two down on last year. Cheque account $3982. 7 aside set for 8th April or 22nd if wet. Teams $7 entry. 25 loaves of bread, 200 pies. Coaching day set for 25th March . Season starts 6th April . Subs collected to date $2300. Parents of 12th Grade boys at meeting to ask for regarding, much discussion followed, nothing resolved. Moved that in future, visitors do not have speaking rights at future meetings. Coaches - 14th Grade - Aaron Greeves, 13th Grade - Mark Stewart, 12th Grade Trevor McCallion, 11th Grade 1 - Alan Kennedy, 11th Grade 2 - Steve Scouller, 10th Grade 1 - Chris McLellan, 10th Grade 2 - Richard Greeves, 9th Grade 1 - Ian Hand, 9th Grade 2 - Tony Baas. April Meeting at Sunnyvale. $3310 in cheque account. $100 float for 7 Aside, Grounds & band booked, signs up, $10 entry per team. 250 pies 40kg sausages, 25 loaves of bread, 30 dozen can of drink, three boxes each of Moros, Chips, K Bars, Caramel Chews, one carton biscuits ordered. Brian Cunningham to judge March Past, Graeme Sutherland to close tournament. Tea and biscuit 80c, Sausages $1, pies $1. Twenty two subs still outstanding. Fourteen new balls ordered at $30 each. May Meeting at Sunnyvale. $5419 in cheque account. 7 Aside 33 teams - 11 down on last year, successful day, profit $844. Suggested that next year, no one bring a plate to the 7 Aside as this year the food did not sell. $2500 be invested for Centennial year and new strip. Discussion on starting age for soccer, official age is 7, but most clubs will accept younger children. 12th grade teams still unrest between teams, section 2 team has large losses, boys dejected. June Meeting held at Sunnyvale. Problems with 14th Grade team behavior at practice was discussed. Senior club asking donation from $500 last year to $2000 this year, much discussion followed, decided to look at situation at end of season and see what we can afford. Secretary to write a letter to Murray Flett, Combined Sports Club, seeking a copy of their financial report and how charges are calculated. If $2000 was charged, subs would have to rise to $45 per player. Rangers have requested we visit them, 7 teams 20-22nd September . Pat & Snow Hall Trophy – invitation to be sent to Northern Club, date to be confirmed. Games night 14th September at Sunnyvale. July Meeting at Sunnyvale. Bank balance $5153, Visit to Northern to play for Pat & Snow Hall Trophy. Pat & Snow Hall Trophy set for 28th July at 1pm. Games night very successful, only just covered costs but it not a fundraiser. Another evening to be held on 9th August . Team photos with Barry Kelk in last week of July , $6.50 per photo. Green Island Senior Club billeting Waikato 15th grade during holidays. No reply from senior club, worked out Junior Club would use Sunnyvale Stadium facilities for a maximum of 96hrs a year. Lance Wood not coaching Nicola Kennedys team. August Meeting at Sunnyvale. GI teams to be in March Past at Otago V Republic of China, Barry Kelk photography $7 per team photo. Cost of busses to Rangers in Chch, Newtons $1150 plus $100 per driver accommodation, GIBS $2300 plus bed & breakfast (2 busses). Book GIBS, leave 1pm Friday 20th September . Charge each player $20 and club provide lunch on Sunday. Spare seats offered to parents. Decided to proceed with McDonalds promotion. Coaches to make sure each player has at least part of a game each week. Coaches to meet at least twice a year. 9th Grade traveling to Awamoa 25th August 70-80 players, supporters and parent going. Annual committee dinner on 29th September . Vote of thanks to Ian Hand for all his hours of work over the last nine years. Late August another meeting was held, at Sunnyvale. End of seasons games finished early due to weather after 1st game. Season should begin earlier. Tony & Murry have donated trophy, Awamoa / Green Island Trophy, to be played annually on a home and away basis., 9th grade this year, with possibility of extending it next year. September Meeting at Sunnyvale. Rangers down from Chch, to billet out. 22 Dozen pies, 20kg sausages, 25 loaves of bread for end of game BBQ. Awamoa 9th Grade to visit 16th September . Raffle, $1150 collected, prizes cost $350, next year we should have prizes donated. Coaches need to be invited to committee meetings to hear what I going on. Vital we set age limit for registration. 9th grade children should turn 9 between 1st August and 31st July next year. End of year function 27th September , 7-8:30pm. Presentations followed by supper, $40 hot chips, 20 dozen sausages, soft drinks, tea/coffee for adults. AGM set for 15th October . October AGM – Elected - Grahame Partridge, Tony Baas, Roz Miller, Leslie Pellowe, Alan Kennedy, Pauline Douglass, Ian Hand, Tina Flaws, Murray Dixon, Chris Hillary, Keryn Schaaf. Will try to run trials before games next season. 1992(From this point, hand written notes have given way to typed sheets.) February OJFA will have team competition from 7th to 16th grades. Thought that a one game trail would not reveal great differences. Registration Night 17th & 18th February . Subs to remain $30 and $25 thereafter. Agreed to purchase 10 new balls. March 7 Aside letter sent to 12 schools, Taieri Herald and Coastal Observer. Bank balance $5100. 7 Aside 1 team per grade per club. Four tents to be provided for stalls. Raffle items, Coffee Table, Firewood, Soccer Ball. April Meeting held at Sunnyvale on 31st March . It was mention that Green Island subs were dearest Junior Club. Application to Hillary Commission, 20 balls at $40 each. Application to Trustbank for two sets of nets @ $225 per net. Roster of parents to assist at sweet stall on 7 Aside. Teams are full and new children to be put on standby. May 7 Aside profit $766. Rangers invited to visit 19th September , Awamoa to visit 26th July . Evaluation of 7 Aside, recommendations, new rules, type of draw., use of fields. Decided that running competition after 1st game of season worked well. Separate competitions for 7th 8th & 9th grade in future. Many food items sold out. Fun Night, on 29th May . Senior players would welcome juniors in Soccer a thon on 19th July . $80 profit from food tent in last three weeks. June Fun day of soccer games with Roslyn/Wakari carried, suggested date 30th August . Sponsored Goal day raised $990, chocolate bar prizes for team which raised the most money. Games night very successful. Treasurer presented balance sheet showing food tent averaged $47 profit per week. Team photos with Barry Kelk on 17th July at 7pm. July Awamoa visit on 26th July . Poor attendance at Fun Night. August Letters of complaint regarding a 7th grade team being removed from the field for another game to take place. Concern about team photos, placement of players in sitting and standing positions. Concern on dogs running on Sunnyvale Grounds, DCC to erect No Dogs sign. Closing day to be arranged after Rangers depart on 21st September . September Enjoyable day at northern, Pat & Snow Hall trophy remains with Northern. Committee Dinner at Clarendon Hotel o 26 September . Profit from food tent averaged $65 a day. October AGM – Elected – M Dixon, T Baas, (No secretary), L Pellowe, G Watt, R Hansen, A Kennedy, P Douglas, J Hoffman, C Hillary, T Flaws, C Grant, G Partridge, J Watkins, J Dunbar. Passed, that one of the first tasks of the new committee was to market the club. Junior Club congratulated on obtaining grants when the Senior body were not successful. November Monthly meetings to be held on 1st Tuesday of each month. Clubrooms in undesirable state after Junior Closing day. Aims for 1993, encourage girls to join the club, retain 15th grade teams. Green Island Xmas Parade, to have as many players in uniform taking part. 1993February Dog signs are up. Working bee to paint goal posts and erect new nets. 48 balls in good condition, 24 in scruffy state. The shed has been removed, was owned by the athletic Club, all gear moved to changing rooms. Trailer and goal posts still stored outside. Grand Parade as a success with 53 players taking part. Season to start 3rd April . 7 aside to be held on 4th April . Registration Night 15th & 16th February . March Working Bee, another night needed to finish job. Bank balance $8650. Decided to pay Senior Club $500 as gesture of goodwill, Senior Club finances not I good shape. Club has gain three teams in the lower grades. Unable to field 14th or 15th grade teams this year, will allow the 3 15th grade boys to play for their schools, 14th Grade boys to play in 13th Grade. Registration went very smoothly. April Match balls bought and distributed $23 each. 7 Aside tournament – need more rubbish bins, referees need to know food is available for them. Only one dispute – the playing of a non registered player. Need to allow more players per team next year. Pat & Snow hall Trophy to be played at Sunnyvale on 2nd May . All games to be played at same time. All Green Island players are to bring a plate for a luncheon after the tournament. A karaoke night planned for 17th April Senior bus that seats 10 plus a driver available for Junior Club. 128 Registered players, all teams at full strength except for 7th & 13th. May Pat & Snow Hall trophy, Green Island won the Cup. Asset Register completed, look at insuring same. Roslyn Wakari tournament to be held at Sunnyvale on 13th June , 10am start for Juniors, 11am for older grades, lunch at midday, followed by prize giving, Parents to bring a plate. Fun Night on 25th June at 7pm, $1 entry with complementary drinks and chips for each child. A Parents Night social to be held on 31st July . Sponsored Goal Day Saturday 12th June . June Food Tent to show weekly net profit, two people to balance cash each Saturday, monthly report to club. Social Night for committee, Players & Coaches at Bentleys, 27th June $25 a head, smorgasbord. Kelk Photography at Photo Night on 19th July , better placement of team members is stressed. A monthly round of games to be held for 5-6yr old children. July Food Tent profit for June $154. Very successful Sponsored Goal day $1200 raised. Midgets games went well, 14 players attending, training once a month. Roslyn Wakari Tournament, major success, winning of trophy. Senior Club finances still not good. AGM set for 19th October . September Shop profit for July $433. Still $88 in outstanding Subs. Awamoa trip, the tournament was a draw with Green Island retaining the trophy. Special General meeting held on 9th September at Town & Country Club, Ian Hand awarded Life Membership of Soccer Club. Ian’s achievements – Player 5 years, Junior coach 7 years, Senior Member 1 year, Junior committee 1 yr, OJFA executive 11 yrs, Junior Club delegate 4yrs, Junior Club committee 20yrs. He helped install the bar area as it is today. Painted the interior of the club rooms. Spent weeks painting the exterior of the whole stadium complex. He considers his most rewarding coaching experience was that of the then young Graeme Marshall. December Vicky Roberts nominated for Treasurer. Senior Club need to get $41,000 to get back into black. Senior Club asked what there expectations are of the Junior Club. Decided 150 players maximum for season, try to get more girls to play. 1994February Coaches, 13th Gold - Russell Stuart, Lance Bell, 12th - Alan Stocker, Jeff Dunbar, 11th Gold - Barney Rowe, Jason Oliver, 11th Green - Mark Samson, Greg Stewart, 10th Teal - Bob Batchelor, 12th - Fred Cross, 10th Gold - Chris Cooper, Steve Ayoub, 9th Teal - Joanne Clough, Paul Clough, 9th Green - Alan Coldicott, 9th Gold - Philla Coffey, James Sinclair, 8th - Simon Miller, Craik, 7th Green - Grant Sullivan, 7th Gold - Bruce Stephens, Trish Stephens. Senior Club asking for $1500, not approved yet. Registration Night 28th February . 7 Aside set for 10th April . Stock take, 126 tops, 144 shorts, a few pairs still missing. 92 balls, e need to get rid of 12 or so. We need 8 coaches. March Bank Balance $8100. 52 registrations on Sunday, 54 registered on Monday, 132 registered last year. 11 teams at present. 7th & 8th 1, 9th 3, 10th 2, 11th 1, 12th 2, 13th 1. Rules for 7 Aside to be redone. April DCC will not paint grounds, committee to organize materials to do the job. Elected that we send the Senior Club $500 and assist with selling raffle if they get good prizes. Rangers visit on 18th June . 7 Aside Tournament, be there by 8:30am, car can park at Town & Country Club. May 5 Aside games in Balclutha on 26th June . Drainage problems at Sunnyvale field. 7 Aside profit $900, a lot of favorable comment, possibly best games yet. Midgets games, Sunday morning 17th July and 21st August . Awamoa games on 7th August . June Meeting at town & Country Club – Fun Night, good comment from parents. Flashing will have to be fixed before DCC will look at grounds. July 12 outstanding subs $440. Senior Club expects to have a zero balance by end o season. Last game of season on 20th August . Coaching clinic very well received by boys. Discussion on integrating with Seniors, strengths and weakness outlines. August Because we missed our sponsored Goal Day, we wont be able to meet of target of $2000 for Strip. If a Child is 9 on Jan 1st and turns 10 during Jan – Dec, then that child is in the 10th Grade. Moved to abandon parent Social, only 36 have confirmed. Three teams coming from Awamoa and one from Port Chalmers. Four teams coming from Rangers. 22nd August - $20 in outstanding subs be written off. Closing day went well with 5 Aside games and afternoon tea. Committee Dinner at Tapestry Restaurant on 8th October . September AGM – elected – M Dixon, T Baas, S Bell, V Roberts, M McLeod, A McLeod, M Samson, D Duncan, S Flemming, A Stocker. R Zinsli, S Ayoub, J Powel, G Stewart. I hand presented Life membership with the Junior Club. The new ages changes has parents confused, 10 in January but turns 11 during years means they will e in 11th Grade because they turn 11 during that year. November Bank Balance $7500. 1995February Registration 11am Sunday 3rd March , each child a BBQ sausage, Mr Whippy in attendance. Subs $30 then $16:50 other child. 7 Aside set for 9th April . New Trophy MacLeod family put up a trophy for Most Improved Goal Keeper. March Old strip has been set to Awamoa Club in Oamaru. Club has 71 shirts & 80 shorts left, mostly in smaller sizes. $1500 to be spent on Caps with Centennial Logo, to be given to kids. $1180 required for replacement balls. New electric pump to be purchased. April Letter from Roslyn Wakari expressing disappointment about last years 7 Aside, a late entry in the draw. Senior Club Junior Levy $1500. Seniors would like to have Juniors in same strip. FEFA ruling that Goals must be pegged down. 80 Registration on Sunday, no rush, good smooth flow, 20 phone in late. May Centennial Meeting 10th May at Sunnyvale, all welcome. Town & Country Club will cease business on 23rd May , we need a new venue, Senior say any night but Thursday, nothing resolved. Alan Kennedy resigns his position. 7 aside evaluation, wondering why its was held so early, it’s a GIJSC tradition. Very successful weekend, $800 profit, $200 better than last year. Northern V Green Island for Pat & Snow Hall Trophy on 18th June , 11am start, all games run at same time. Lunch at 12:30 bring a plate. Gold coin donation. June At Town & Country Club. $908 of outstanding subs. Resignation of Tony Baas from Club Captain but will to stay on committee. Roslyn / Green Island games a draw, GI retain the trophy as we held it last year. A good day, but a little disorganized at the start. Lots of girls in 10th grade, team doing really well. July At Town & Country Club. $1500 sent to Senior club discussed, nothing in the club rules about levy to Seniors. Propose to send Seniors $500. We need 150 of new strip and to purchase same. Only 5 teams turn up from Northern, GI Won the trophy. August End of season 19th August . Awamoa won matches against Green Island. Closing day 10am kick off games, 11am start prizes, 12 lunch, please bring a plate. Otago Metal industries to be sponsor for next year. AGM set for 6th November , need more committee members and should target 7th 8th & 9th parents. November AGM - Elected – M Dixon, L Bell, s Bell, A Michelle, C Grant, D Duncan, M MacLeod, A MacLeod, S Flemming, T Baas, J Hoffman, C Stewart, A Stocker. Still awaiting an agreeable decision from the Seniors on the levy. New strip has cost 450 each so that’s a considerable investment. $106 of outstanding subs written off. Will dispose of old strip but keep 2 or 3 for memorabilia. 1996February Sold half of old strip to Awamoa for $6, received $336. Decided to deal directly with combined Sports body about levy, Seniors would like us to continue payment through them. Subs set at $30 first child, $20 thereafter. 7 Aside set for 21st April 1st weekend after season starts. March Steve Flemming resigns. April (Hand written) Letter to Roslyn Wakari to limit games to one day. Took in $300 on registration day. 12 teams with 123 players. Registration went will but we needed two nights. Senior Levy to send a Cheque for $4 a head stating that is all we are prepared to pay. 7 Aside all players $1 a head. Team Photos on 28th April , $11 for large photos. Centennial, 6 Aside against parents, set for 19th May . May $550 in subs due. 7 Aside competition went well. June Centennial weekend a great success, weather bad. Parents Night 28th July , 8pm till late, bring a plate. Combined Sports Club levy to Seniors is going down $3000, Cricket & Squash to go up, Cricket not very happy, still to be confirmed. Parent tournament went well, though there were a few injuries to the parent. Warn parents next time to wear cheap boots. 9th grade girls dropped to 8th grade. July Fun Night to charge $1 a head. Committee Dinner at Commercial Hotel 31st August . August $160 in outstanding subs. Grief Councilor to assist girls about Rebecca Clough. Awamoa games, held at Sunnyvale, Awamoa wins trophy, BBQ sausages with bread at end of games. Closing day 8th September at Fairfield Hall. No lunch this time as we are getting too big to cater to everyone. September Pat & Snow Hall Trophy to be played every other year, we still hold from last year. Australia trip – next year. Transferred $1500 into term deposit. One outstanding sub. Awamoa visit a success, age range was right this time. October AGM – Moved e operate with a quorum of 15 instead of 20. Elected – Lance Bell, Tony Baas, John Hoffman, Avril Michelle, Chris Stewart, Geoff Dunbar, Bob Batchelor, Marilyn Letman, Steve Sinclair, Suzanne Bell. 1997February Soccer season to start with two friendly games 5th & 12th April . Registration Day 16th March 10 12noon and Monday 17th 6:30 to 8:30pm. Subs same as last year, $30 and $20. 7 aside set for 13th April . Food Tents to be run Saturday mornings. Monthly meetings to be held 2nd Tuesday of every month at Sunnyvale Sports Complex. March 7 Aside goals to be collected and return from Logan Park. April 7 Aside cancelled for 18th April – other teams not organized, rescheduled for 18th May . 12 teams in club with 132 players. Midgets 20 players. 27 balls discarded from last season. May Valentines free meal vouchers for each team. 7 Aside rosters organized. June $580 subs still outstanding. Photo Night 26th July . Moneys taken from 7 Aside Food tent 7 BBQ $1980, raffle $106, Registrations $431. Awamoa tournament in Oamaru. July Photo and Games night now planned for 8th August . Closing day 30th August . FixOGram sent to DCC on Sunnyvale driveway. August Linda Grant to supply 12th grade Player of The Year trophies until her boys are out of the club. Closing day ceremony to be in Fairfield Hall, at 1pm. September $100 bond payable to Fairfield Hall for closing day on 8th September . Under 15th women's coaching camp to be held at Sunnyvale on 4-5th October . Awamoa trip, Green Island won trophy. Sponsored Goal day made $1067. AGM 29th October in clubrooms. October $30 subs outstanding. Grade winners 11th Mosgiel, 12th Maori Hill, 13th Mosgiel & Rosyln/Wakari, 14th/15th Mosgiel. AGM – elected – G Stewart, T Baas, M Lettman, G Dunbar, s Bell, C Stewart, P Bezett, Gail Higgs, S Sinclair, S Ayoub, B Batchelor, L Grant, Neville Flett. 1998February Subs $30 and $20 each additional child from same family. Track suit made, $70 each and one on demo at registration night. March Start of season 4th April as a Club day. 9:30am kick off and BBQ lunch. $1700 spent on new tops and shorts. Registration night 149 kids in 14 teams. 7 aside set for 17th May . April Referees to talk to coaches as some rules have changed. New strip to arrive on 10th April . 7 Aside, each player $1. Ask clubs to car pool to reduce congestion. Malcolm Barnes to open 7 Aside. September Special Meeting held, Photo session next year, two nights two sections. Awamoa to come on 30th September , $1 a head, 5 team coming down. AGM – elected - Tony Bass, Steve Sinclair, Suzanne Bell, Gail Higgs, Linda Grant, Peter Bezett, Greg Stewart, Neville Flett, Steve Ayoub, Paul Clough, Graham Cook, David Grey, Paul Stefani, Cindy Hewitson, John McCracken, Judith Turnbull, James Sinclair, Stephanie Lumsden, Doug Allen. December Meeting at Vulcan Road, Waldronville. Sponsorship Subcommittee promised $7000 received $780, still 15-20 businesses to go. Subs set for next season, $35 then $25 each other family member. 1999February Meeting at Vulcan Road. Milton JFA will have team in 11th & 12th grades. Registration 1st & 3rd March . Agreed to purchase 50 new balls. Senior Club to subsidize the 50 new balls at $5 a ball. Decided that meeting would be the last Wednesday in every month. March 7 Aside set for 9th May , $1 a player. Club has 157 players, 24 midgets, 14 teams and two midgets. April Complaints from parents. Three reserves in 10th grade. May Thirty subs still outstanding. Dog ranger to be contracted for Saturdays. Geoff & Debbie Dunbar leave club. Account balances $13300. June Paul Craik new signatory on Cheque account. July Closing day 5th September , BBQ and bring a plate. Committee dinner 7th August . August Account balances $15100. Club has 130 shorts, 125 tops, 96 jackets. September Letter from Transit NZ, speed limit to stay at 70kph, no improvement of lighting. AGM – elected - S Sinclair, P Clough, L Grant, M Maxwell, T Baas, P Bezett, S Ayoub, D Gray, D Allen, A Maxwell, J McCracken, M Butcher, J Sinclair, D Wasink, Karen Thompson, G Cook. 2000
Committee December 15 Unpaid subs. Saddle Hill Cup, plate now found and is back on Trophy. Awamoa to buy old Strip for $100. Presidents Trophy – Peter Bezett, Treasurer – Tom Jakubick. Linda Grant presented with $40 meal voucher and card. 7 Aside on two separate day not viable at the moment due to lack of volunteers. 7 Aside will charge $2 per player, prepaid.
February 2002Committee - Marion Maxwell, Allan Davie, Tom Jakbubick, Peter Bezett, Trish Walton, Karen Thompson, Paul Craik, Ian King. John Wekking. Coaches - Chris Cooper, Arthur Donaldson, Phil Brosnan, Seth Dickinson, Graeme Bartlett, Kerry Robertson, Wayne Van Gorp, Kevin Wytenburg, Ken Westerhoud, Tom Jakubiak, Steve Archer, Brian Benn, Greg Stewart, Jason Burgess, Chris Connor, Marion Maxwell, Paul Craik, David Hand. January Meeting a Sunnyvale. 110 pre registration forms have come in. Last date for Pre Registration 14th January . Pre registered night Strip night on 13th Feb. Open registration Night on 20th February . Once teams fill, we will record names and allow parents one week to make payment to conform they are in a team. February BBQ/Trailer Shop as caravan too expensive, Shop to go at top of Stairs for BBQ. Can use grounds as long s we keep away from Cricket pitch, Seniors have priority but only until Junior fields are marked under the Lights. Cost of advertising Registration Night in Taieri Herald $92, ODT $167, Star $99. to purchase $900 worth o Match Balls where ever we can get the best deal. Committee to meet on 3rd March to sort out uniforms and kits. March $5000 to be put on 6mth term deposit. Coaches night 27th March . Midgets coaches Chris Blackley & Chris Cooper & Arthur Donaldson, 10th Brian Benn, 11th Jason Burgess. 7 Aside need someone with a loud voice as compare for the day. First playing day 13th April . DCC to put goals out once they have marked fields. Whiteboard to go out every Saturday for directions to Shop. April Two loaves of bread and 84 Sausages to be purchased weekly for BBQ in field every Saturday. $20 Float for shop every Saturday. 7 Aside, Committee on field by 7am, tents to go up by 7:30am, 20kg onions, 70kg sausages, 80 loaves bread, pies, Ice cream man to park in carpark. May Midgets Tournament cancelled, Grant Braes May hold one instead. June $3560 bill from SOYC includes $500 from Senior Club. July Meeting at Elywn Crescent. Shop open signs to go at bottom of stairs and throughout field. Number of signs limits takings and profit. Sponsored Goal set for 10th September . Photo Night on 2nd September . August Meeting at Elwyn Crescent. Interclub with Awamoa at Sunnyvale on 9th, games over by midday, teams to bring a plate. Coaches & committee night on 7th September at Fairfield Tavern. 36 bottles o wine required for Prize giving night, 210 screwtop bottles and choc bars for kids. All committee to attend next meeting just 5 in attendance is stretching things. Games night 16th Sept, housie, prizes, chips, drinks & hot chips 6:30-8pm. September AGM at Sunnyvale - Elected, Pail Craik, Shayne McDonald, Marion Maxwell, John Wekking, Tanya Hopewell, Lynley Farmer, Ian King. Uniform bond money two years old now and too complex to run, suggest we scrap it for next season. Bank balance $6306. Subs set at $45 and $25 each other child, $10 for Midgets. prize Giving held on 15th September . 2003March Teams, Midgets - 2 teams, 7 and 8 grade - 6 teams, 9 and 10 grade - 5 teams, 11, 12 and 13 grade - 4 teams. Coaches - Ken Westerhoud, Steve Archer, Brian Benn, Greg Stewart, Brent Cox, Marion Maxwell, Richard Wise, Peter Cromb, Arthur Donaldson, Phil Brosnan, Seth Dickinson, Graeme Bartlett, Kerry Robertson, Wayne Van Gorp, Kevin Wytenburg, Christopher Cooper, Trudy More. April - Games start 5th April . May 113 teams compete in the 7 Aside held on 11th Mat. August Photo Night 8th. 17th - Four teams go to Awamoa for interclub games. September Prize Giving held on 12th.
2004Committee Shayne McDonald, John Wekking, Tanya Hopewell, Ian King, Trudy More, Vianney Wells, Scott Helm, Brent Sutherland, Peter Cromb, Chris Cooper. Coaches David Milton, Pete Glover, Fran Boath, Larn Davies, Mike Brouwer, Paul Brouwer, Bob Shoester, Stu Mitchell, Scott Helm, Brent Sutherland and Peter O‘Brien, Chris Cooper, Graeme Bartlett, Peter Cromb, Seth Dickinson, Wayne Van Gorp, Ken Westerhoud, Steve Archer, Ian King and Brent Cox. September Prize Giving results.
2005April - Coaches for the 2005 season, 13 Gold - Terry Parle, 12 Gold - Steve Archer, 12 Green - Scott Helm 11 Gold - Wayne Van Gorp, 11 Green - Mike Brouwer, 10 Gold - Paul Brouwer, 9 Gold - Hugh Marshall, 9 Green - Stephen Harkness, 8 Gold - Pete Glover, 8 Green - Alan Martin, 7 Gold - Mike Jackson, 7 Green - David Milton, Midgets Gold - Kerry Robertson, Midgets Green - David Milton, Midgets Yellow - Lynley Farmer September End of season 3rd September , Prize Giving 16 September at Sunnyvale Stadium. Presidents Trophy - John Wekking, Coach of The Year – Mike Brouwer.
October President Shayne McDonald, Treasurer/Data John Wekking, Secretary Vianney Santagati, Committee Scott Helm, Brent Sutherland, Graeme Wyllie, Brett Sutherland, Karen Melrose, Hugh Marshall. November Final meeting for the year. Decided to sell old strip to Awamoa Club in Oamaru, remainder sent to Green Island School. Confirmed 7 Aside to be held in 2006, earlier than previous years in the hope of better weather. 2006January Meeting held in Fairfield tavern, Arrangements made for Registration Night and sorting of uniforms into sizes beforehand.
February Decided to purchase
addition Strip as we are down on the
medium shorts and tops. Roles defined
for upcoming 7 Aside. Registration night
went well, nearly $4000 collected. Subs
$50 first child, $40 thereafter, Midgets
$15. Shayne to be handed Registraton
sheets to compile teams in early March .
Another Registration Night to be held on
1st March . Will have better idea then
of numbers and the coaches we requrie
for the season.
2007
PRIZE GIVING
Return Coaches are:, Mike
Brouwer, Pete Glover, David
Milton, Kerry Robertson, Hugh
Marshall, Toni Christie, Anton
Whelan, Rick Johnston, Paul
Craik, Wayne van Gorp PRESIDENTS TROPHY (for outstanding work on Committee) award to – Hugh Marshall
COACH OF THE YEAR award to –
David Milton TEAM AWARDS
PAUL CLOUGH TROPHIES
CHRIS GRANT MEMORIAL TROPHY
GOALKEEPING TROPHIES
WILKINSON TROPHY
TROPHIES FOR BEST TEAM EFFORT
OTAGO REPRESENTATIVES COACH OF THE YEAR award to – Toni Christie 2008 PRIZE GIVING
14th Gold Cups sponsored by The Leadlight Store. Most Promising Ryan Henderson Most Improved Scott Marshall Best Sport Joanna Flamank 15th Gold Most Promising - RYDER CUP – Bradley McDonald Most Improved - DISCO CUP – James McDonald Best Sport - BILL TAYLOR CUP – Ricky Archer PAUL CLOUGH TROPHIES Awarded to girls for skill, fair play, good sportsmanship and right attitude… Rebecca Clough Trophy for 7th - 10th Grades – Emma Cooper (10th Green) Clough Trophy for 11th - 15th Grades – Brooke Craik (13th Green) CHRIS GRANT MEMORIAL TROPHY Awarded to a 12th Grade boy for fair sport, good attitude, trying hard, overall good player, great attendance and good behaviour and manners… Awarded to – Connor Shore (12th Green) GOALKEEPING TROPHIES Awarded to a goalkeeper who has had a great season goalkeeping for the team… Maxwell Trophy for 7th - 10th Grades – Brayden Mansfield (7th Green) McLeod Trophy for 11th - 15th Grades – Joseph Lawless (14th) WILKINSON TROPHY Awarded to competitive grade teams for most points on the table as well as attitude and sportsmanship… This award goes to – 15th Gold TROPHIES FOR BEST TEAM EFFORT 7th & 8th Grade - Stables Trophy - 7th Gold 9th & 10th Grade - Steven Barnes Trophy – 9th Gold 11th & 12th Grade - 11th 13th & 15th Grade – 14th OTAGO REPRESENTATIVES Players who have represented before: Sam Brouwer Nicholas Vinicombe Bradley McDonald Cameron Craik Joanna Flamank Ricky Archer Nick Marr First Time representing Otago, while playing for Green Island. Andrew Marshall Angus MacKinnon Samara Keen Brooke Craik Katie Millis 2008 Team Coaches 15 Gold - Euan Kyle and Sam Dallimore 14 Gold - Wayne Van Gorp 13 Gold - Mike Brouwer 13 Green - Paul Craik 12 Gold - Hugh Marshall 12 Green - Paul Cahill 11 Gold - Mark Woolley 10 Gold - Dave Milton 10 Green - Mike Wilson 9 Gold - Eric Stephenson 9 Green - Dean Stuart 8 Gold - Ward Kellett 8 Green - Phil Clark 8 Yellow - Chris Williams 7 Gold - Dave Kennedy 7 Green - Allan Martin 7 Yellow - Toni Christie 6 Gold - Peter Friend 6 Green - Tim Flett M5 Gold - Darren Bezett
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