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Another Great ANZAC Luncheon and Ceremony

As usual the Beauy RSL & Beauy Football Club combined to put on a Luncheon & Ceremony worthy of the occasion, and it was terrific to have a dozen Past Players from the ‘60’s attend and line up in that photo above. Included are 9 of the surviving 11 members of the ’65 Undefeated Premiership team – the Club’s first flag. Also appreciated was the attendance of some of Major Frank Reade’s family as Frank, who spent time in the notorious Changi Prison Camp and then on The Burma Railway, was honoured for his roles as Coach of the ’65 Premiers and later as Secretary/Manager of the Beaumaris RSL. We also had with us, Jane Byrne, the Daughter of Inaugural & ’65 President, Peter Eldred, plus Jan Sheldrake, Jan Kirkby & Sue Kelly.

Twelve Beauy Sharks from the ‘60’s: L – R: Back Row First

         Geoff Skinner
            - 1965 Premiership Player, 
            - Future Senior Captain, 
            - BFC Goalkicking Records (1965), 112 season, 18 Match, 
            - National Serviceman.
         Peter Marsh        
            - Overseas in 1995,
            - future BFC Secretary.
         Mal McLaughlin 
            - First Beauy Senior Player to Coach a Junior Team – U/13 Premiers, 
            - National Serviceman
         Ross Harford 
            - 1965 Premiership Player,
            - Future Senior Captain and BFC Secretary.
         Gil Lockhart 
            - 1965 Premiership Player,
            - First Beauy Shark to play VFL/AFL with Carlton in 1966
         Daryl Neal
            - Missed ’65 GF after a car crash on the night of Rd 18,
            - National Serviceman who served Overseas
         John Hennessy  
            - Inaugural 1963 Shark and first Beauy player to wear the No 1 guernsey
         Bob Nottle (Prof) 
            - 1965 Premiership Player & Vice Captain,
            - 1966 Senior Captain
            - A Founder - Old Mentonians F.C.
            - Hong Kong Stock Exchange & ASX
         John Lolas          
            - 1965 Premiership Player,
            - 1970 Premiership Captain,
            - Future Senior & Reserves Coach
         Rob Quin
            - 1965 Premiership Player,
            - Future BFC President,
            - considered the 'Hard Man' of 1965
         Dave Scully
            - 1965 Premiership Player,
            - Centreman & B & F in the 1965 Team
         Jack Spiden
            - 1965 Premiership Player,
            - Kicked 9 goals on the day Geoff bagged 18,
            - took Gil to Carlton with him in 1966