child due in early April. I love you Ness, thanks heaps! I couldn’t do it without you. Finally, I have decided to not seek re election as secretary for the upcoming season. I have also decided to retire as an active Referee. Although my stay at Secretary was short, I have enjoyed it immensely and endured the challenges. Although my heart tells me to continue with the job, practicality steps in and says it’s just not possible. In 2005, I would be starting a new coordinators position at a new school which requires a lot of dedication. I also have a new child on the way and moved out west to Quakers Hill. I would still love to be involved with the association in some way however I do feel Vanessa needs my time more than the association and for this I need to be less selfish. I would like to thank the executive and committee for their help and friendship and I would also like to thank those members who supported me whilst I was in this position. Hopefully I will see you all around for a long time to come. Chris Bettiol Secretary 2004
VALE
The Canterbury – Bankstown Rugby League Referees Association extends its deepest sympathy to those that have lost loved ones in 2004 We would also like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of: Leo Randle (Life member CBDRLRA) Stan Williams (Life member CBDRLRA) Mr. Thompson (Michael Thompson’s father)
LEO RANDLE “The Godfather” (written by Paul Archer) Leo was born on 20th December, 1914 at Werris Creek, the 3rd son to George and Lenora Randle. He had two elder brothers William and George. 21
