PIPE International say "NO"

PIPE turn their back on community: Despite the successful completion of their PPC-1 project, PIPE International have denied the request by CPCC, Strikers and Warringah Council to re-turf Plateau Park.  It now appears unlikely there will be satisfactory reward for our Community's accommodation and support of PIPE's work, and to make up for the 12+ months of disruption to local sport.

We are understandably disappointed with PIPE's response as we believed this to have been a more than reasonable request after all the Collaroy Plateau community have put up with. Further work to resolve this issue will be considered.          CPCC Media Release

Club gear for hire - NEW EQUIPMENT Now Available

CPCC members have access to the growing range of club equipment for private use. If you're planning a party in the backyard or park CPCC may be able to help you out. We currently have the following available for members to borrow:

1 x 'Gazebo' shelter (pictured)

1 x 'Pavilion' shelter (as pictured but double the size)

1 x Stainless Steel portably BBQ

1 x Epson media projector ($25 contribution asked for) NEW

 Contact Vicki Carden or Col Huxley to arrange.

STATS

Dbase

From Ackling To Young - CPCC Stats Database

Click on the link to access over 50 years worth of CPCC statistics for 914 senior players. This represents every senior player who has a recorded statistic for the Club from 1955 to 2008.

What's On At The Brooky Hotel

Entertainment For the Kids -  Click here

Player Insurance

All registered & financial players are covered for personal injury whilst participating in Club events & matches. This cover is subject to conditions, application requirements and procedures. All players should make themselves familiar with what is and what is not covered by this insurance by clicking on the JLT logo (right) and referring to the appropriate sections. All incidents resulting in injury or damage should be reported to a Club Official asap in addition to notifying JLT. We recommend all players consider private cover.

Did You Know?

SS Collaroy. Iron paddle steamer, 419 tons. Built Liverpool, 1853. Arrived Sydney under canvas in 1854. Ran between Sydney and Hunter River. Wrecked American coast, probably California, June 1889. [DG] On 20 January 1881, ashore on Narabeen Beach, NSW. Remained till September, resisting attempts of nature to break her up, when refloated and taken to Sydney for repairs. Converted into a schooner and made two trips to California. Such was her attraction whilst stranded that the beach became known as Collaroy Beach.

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