HUNTERS HILL - Note change of times

Redmen,

Stop the press - updated times for Saturday:

4's - 11:25am - Boronia No 1

3's - 12:20pm - Boronia No 1

5's - 1:00pm  - Boronia No 2

Colt's - 1:25pm - Boronia No 1

2's - 2:40pm - Boronia No 1

Short and sharp:

After a tight battle against KNOX at the weekend, we walked away with 1 loss, 2 draws and 3 wins. All in all a good day for the Redmen against one of my most spirited competitors. Big shout out to the undefeated Nuts and Bolts who notched up their 6 straight win in a top of the table clash. Well done lads.

Moving forward we are at Boronia Park against Hunters Hill this weekend.

The Royal at Paddo will be hosting drinks for the Reddies on Saturday night with donations going to an injured players fund. Should be another cracker of a night. Last time I was there a certain second rower known for his turn of speed jumped up on the bar, popped the champagne, sprayed the crowd, smashed the bottle and staged dived into some adoring (read groping) fans. Let’s hope we can see that again!

That’s all for now Reddies. I’ll see your ugly mugs at training this evening and/or wiping the floor with HH on Saturday.

Yours in Red,

Birdman

P.S. for your viewing pleasure…... Which ones the redneck?

OIU Function - “Accidental Death of an Anarchist”

Dear Friends of Loyola,

Our fund raiser this year will be a Theatre Party (see attached invitation) on Wednesday 27^th June. 

We have been afforded this opportunity by the Epicentre Theatre Group.  The Directors of the play, “Accidental Death of an Anarchist”, are Con and Michael Costi, young Riverview Old Boys who have had much acclaim in their past productions.

Our thanks  to the Costi Brothers and Lenore Robertson for their generosity in making this Charity viewing possible. Please take this opportunity to support Loyola Senior High School, Mt Druitt, by getting together your family and friends for an entertaining evening at the Zenith Theatre, Chatswood.

Tickets are $35 and must be pre-paid (see tear off slip in the attachment) and are to be collected from the Box Office on the night of the performance.

Doors open at 7pm.  Parking is available on site for a $7 fee.

Looking forward to seeing you at the Zenith.

Christina James

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OIU Function - JRS Ball Sat 14th July

JRS Winter Solstice Ball - with National Living Treasure Fr Frank Brennan

New Sponsor putting on drinks this Thursday

Gentlemen,

A reminder that this Thursday our good friends and recent sponsors over at Carbon Trade Exchange (CTX) are putting on a few beers and nibbles to celebrate one of the greatest partnerships in the history of business and sport!

Please make your way over to the Forbes Hotel (Corner of King and York Streets, CBD) from 5.30 for a catch up before the scheduled bye round.

This invitation is open to past and present players, supporters and friends of Old Ignatians Rugby.

It’s a great opportunity for a catch up in the city and an introduction to our new sponsors.

We would like to formally thank CTX for their sponsorship of Old Ignatians and we look forward to seeing you on Thursday evening.

Yours in Rugby,

Gus Halligan

Help needed - OIU BBQ this Saturday 19th Mat

Each Year the OIU are our major sponsor and help out keeping your subs down and you on the field.
All they ask in return is a couple of hours once a year from a few OIRFC Players.

We have a bye this weekend so please dig deep and drop by the OIU BBQ on first field.
It is good fun - get to meet some good guys and show your appreaciation.

BBQ COMMENCES 8.30AM
HELP REQUIRED IN FOLLOWING TIMES:

SESSION 1 8.30-10.30AM
SESSION 2 10.30-12.30
SESSION 3 12.30-2.30PM

SEND EMAIL NOMINATING SESSION 1,2 OR 3 TO Tim Gavan tim@ipap.com.au

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OIU - City Breakfast Forum

The OIU invites Old Boys and guests to join them at the 2nd

City Breakfast Forum for 2012

Date and Time: 
Thursday 14 June 2012 - 7.30am until 9.00am

Place:  
The Union University and School Club,
25 Bent Street (corner of Phillip Street) Sydney

Dress
Business Attire only – men must wear coat and tie (No jeans, chinos or joggers)

Cost Per Head
Adults $45 Concession $25

Please RSVP by 8th June 
To Register and Pay click here www.trybooking.com/25272
To pay by cheque - see below

Guest Speaker: Rev Dr Richard Leonard SJ
When our children get sick, our spouses get cancer, when everything goes wrong for our parents in their old age, or when we lose our job - we might ask where the hell is God? Our faith is easier when everything is going well. But what about the times in our lives when it is challenged, undermined and threatened by the things that happen to us, or those we love? This session will help put some intelligent and hopeful words around how we can hold to a God who walks with us when we are in the “valley of tears” and in “the shadow of death”.
Rev Dr Richard Leonard SJ directs the Australian Catholic Office for Film & Broadcasting. He is a visiting professor of communications at the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome and lectures at Jesuit Theological College, Melbourne and The Broken Bay Institute, Sydney. His latest book, Where the Hell is God? Finding God in Pain and Suffering (Paulist Press) has become an international religious bestseller.

Pay by Cheque
Cheques to be made payable to Saint Ignatius’ College and posted to:
Christine Zimbulis, Development Office
Saint Ignatius’ College Riverview, Tambourine Bay Road, Lane Cove 2066
For enquiries, please contact Christine Zimbulis on
(02) 9882 8595 or CSZimbulis@riverview.nsw.edu.au

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