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President’s Report CASTLE HILL RSL Insight ANZAC Edition 2012
It is pleasing that some reality has surfaced regarding the Wilkie/Gillard anti club proposals and whilst the threat to your Club has diminished there remains much to be concerned about. The negativity of Wilke/Gillard is in contrast to the measured positive approach of the State Government. It remains critical that clubs are able to survive and provide the support and services they do to their members and communities. We remain committed to providing measures to assist problem gamblers.
Your Board would wish to record the efforts of our internal Sporting Clubs as they cater for the diverse interests of our members and also acknowledge the work of our bands. The Youth Orchestra, and both the Parramatta and Castle Hill Pipe Bands provide not only enjoyment for members but also represent both of our Clubs as they support a range of community activities. Their presence at a range of ANZAC Day activities and community functions always reflects credit on them and add colour to the activities.
Members will see in a number of areas of the Club that construction and alterations are underway. There are three areas, these being extensions to our outdoor gaming area, renovations to the auditorium and the completion and upgrade of our pre-function area. This is a large multi-purpose area which is adjacent to the auditorium and which will be linked to it. The Club each year supports two young Australians participating in the Kokoda Trek and this year Natasha Needs addressed the February Board Meeting as to her experiences on the 2011 Trek.
Our current participant is Mitchell Hayes and he will undertake his Trek in late 2012. This program not only gives participants a firsthand understanding of Kokoda and those young Australians who defended Australia but also provides an excellent development experience for all who participate.
I would ask that members remember that this year is an Election Year for the full Board. Your Board is keen that we attract quality candidates with the necessary skills and experience and importantly that all members take an interest in the election and take part in the ballot. Information as to the timetable and procedures can be obtained from the Group General Manager. Your Board and individual Directors look forward to contact and your participation in our ANZAC Day activities.
Warren Glenny AO RFD ED President
Club Trading Hours
Sunday to Wednesday
10.00AM to 1.30AM
Thursday
10.00AM to 2.00AM
Friday & Saturday
10.00AM to 2.30AM
Closed Christmas Day
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