2014-Clovelly-SLSC-Annual-Report-Final-Version

CLOVELLY SURF LIFESAVING CLUB108 TH ANNUAL REPORTSEASON 2013/2014Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 1

PATRONSPresident SLSA, Mayor of Randwick Scott Nash, Member for Wentworth Malcom Turnball,Member for Coogee Bruce Notley Smith, President SLSNSW, President SLSS, Minister forPolice and Emergency Services.AGENDA1. Opening and Welcome2. Confirm the Minutes of the Previous AGM3. Adoption of the Annual Report and Financial Statement4. Motion of Affiliation with Surf Lifesaving Australia5. Election of Office Bearers6. Set Annual Subscriptions and Dues for the following Season7. Motion to Amend the Club’s Statement of Objectives and Rules8. General BusinessOFFICE BEARERSPresident Paul Smith Vice Captains Jim KingVice President Russ Byrne Karon LekeuVice President Geoff James Tania RouseTreasurer Craig Wheatley First Aid Officer Ros ManuelSecretary Tania Rouse Gear Steward Phil SweeneyAssistant Secretary Rebecca Cocks House Captain Ian EcclesClub Captain Gerry McGillion Junior Captain Molly CocksChief Training Officer Jessica Wheatley Boat Captain Adam MaroonAssistant CTO Jenny McNamee Beach Captain Renny FinchDirector Of Competition Eric Graham Delegate Tania RouseRegistrarChris ThompsonIRB CaptainAndrew RadfordAssistant IRB Captain Cianan FitzgeraldEskimoes President Peter SulmanNippers President Lee KilligrewHONORARY POSITIONSAuditor:Legal Officer:Medical officer:Bryan MortensonGeoff JamesBob CallaghanClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 2

SECRETARYS REPORTOn behalf of the management committeeof Clovelly SLSC it gives me greatpleasure to present the 108 th AnnualReport for the 2013 – 2014 seasontogether with the financial statements andbalance sheet for the year ending April30 th 2014 of the Clovelly Surf LifesavingClub Incorporated.The purpose of Clovelly SLSC is: To provide a safe aquaticenvironment by protecting andensuring the safety of swimmersand the general public. To educate the community onwater safety. To encourage participation inphysical and recreational activities.This would not be possible without thegenerous support and funding receivedfrom Randwick City Council, SLS Sydneyand SLSNSW. We are also lucky to havemajor sponsors within the surf lifesavingmovement such as DHL and Streets.As can been seen below our membershipnumbers have remained constant with ahigh number of active members over theage of 18. It is great to also see ournumbers of active members between theages of 15 and 18 remaining high. TheBronze Medallion holding members of theclub continues to increase and this hasenabled Clovelly SLSC to provideexcellent coverage in all patrolling areas.CATEGORY 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/13 2013/14Active 15-18yrs 22 57 20 27 23 21Active Over 18yrs 137 133 147 152 188 188Active Reserve 4 11 11 11 12 21Veteran 49 58 58 49 49 53Long Service 53 57 61 54 56 52Life Members 15 15 15 15 15 15Total Bronze Holders 280 331 312 308 343 350Honorary Life 1 1 1 1 1 1Associates 156 167 162 157 164 169Winter Members 44 44 44 37 33 35Cadet 12 16 31 13 40 53Total Members 493 559 550 516 581 608Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 3

There are many people to thank foranother successful season not least of allour sponsors, as without them we wouldbe lacking the finances for newequipment and to maintain our ‘rescueready’ capabilities. Particular mentionmust go to Randwick City Council,SLSNSW, DHL, Streets, the BendigoBank Clovelly Community Branch,South’s Juniors, The Clovelly Hotel,Clovelly Bowling and Recreation Club,Randwick Club, Langham Melbourne,Journey Masters, Topcoat Catering andMopstar Catering.Assistant Secretary Rebecca Cocks andClub Administrator Margaret Murray havedone a tremendous job this season inproviding invaluable support with the dailyadministration of the club and withoutthese two ladies my job would have beena lot harder. The club office is now openevery Tuesday morning providing animportant service to members andanother form of communication.The club website along with Social Mediapages continues to provide an importantform of communication with membersadvising of all upcoming club eventsalong with important news.A big thank you also needs to go toClovelly SLSC club Caretaker DarrenGreen who does a terrific job keeping theclub ship shape and running smoothly.Junior Club Person of the Year Richard Baskinwith Club Captain Gerry McGillion and KenMurray of the Randwick Club.Finally congratulations to all officebearers who have worked tirelesslybehind the scenes all season to make thisone so successful and to keep the day-todayrunning of the club working smoothly.Tania RouseHonourable Secretary.Club Champions 2013-2014Bob Burns Memorial Shield Club Person of the YearPhil Sweeney.Tallebudgera Shield Patrol Person of the YearGordon Manuel.Geoff James (snr) Memorial Trophy Junior Club Person of the Year Richard Baskin.Giles at Clovelly Shield Most Promising Club MemberAshley Hein.Patrol Team of the Year Team 1.Training Officer of the YearJenny McNamee.Assessor of the YearTania Rouse.Masters Athlete of the YearWendy Pepper.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 4

PRESIDENTS REPORTI can proudly say it has been anothergood year at Clovelly SLSC and one forwhich we can happily say ‘no lives lost’. Imust thank everyone in the managementcommittee for all the work and help theyhave given me in this, my first year asPresident.Russell Byrne stepped up into the role ofVice President this season and hasproven to be a valuable asset to themanagement committee. He has alsocontinued his tireless organisation of allour social functions, in particular theSportsman’s Lunch, our main fundraisingevent.Geoff James has continued his expertisein collating information and photographsin the ‘Off the Square’ monthly newsletteras well as providing invaluable support inhis role as Vice President.Craig Wheatley has again done amagnificent job as Treasurer ensuring theclubs finances are in a healthy surplus.A massive thanks must go to our IrishClub Captain, Gerry McGillion, and hislifesaving committee consisting of hisVice Captains and Patrol Captains.Thanks to all active patrol members fortheir tireless service to keep Clovelly andGordon’s Bay safe for the general publicincluding performing numerous first aidsand rescues throughout the season.Tania Rouse is regrettably stepping asideas Secretary this year after 4 years in theposition. She has devoted considerablehours to the club in this role with theadministration of the club in great order.A perfect start to the day.The education team has been led thisseason by Chief Training Officer, JessicaWheatley. Thank you all for your selflessdedication to training all new SRC andBronze members as well as organising allthe clubs proficiencies. Many membershave obtained advanced awardsthroughout the season includingAdvanced Resuscitation Techniques,Apply Senior First Aid, IRB crew andSilver Medallion IRB driver.Eric Graham was our Director OfCompetition this season and the club waswell represented at local carnivals,Branch, State and Aussies. One of Eric’sinitiatives was to run competitionevenings for the junior members of theclub encouraging them to get involved inthe competitive side of surf lifesaving.Congratulations to Wendy Pepper onwinning a Gold Medal at the Aussie titlesin Perth showing all her skills in themasters’ flags event. Well done to all themembers who competed in the master’sevents at the State and Aussie titles aswell as all members who participated inthe regular club events such as the TomCaddy swim and Dave Murray relay.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 5

category. Congratulations on those awardwinners and to all those who werenominated.Dave Murray Memorial Shield with Clovelly SLSCPresident Paul Smith, Chris Murray, Ian Ecclesrepresenting the winning Eskimoes team, StuartMurray and Bob Callaghan.The March Past team has once againgraced the sands and hopefully we willsee them continue next season. It wouldbe good to see Clovelly represented inthe Open Carnivals next season as we dohave a lot of talent in the Club.Once again Clovelly SLSC was wellrepresented at the Surf Life SavingSydney 2014 awards of excellence withthe following nominations: GerryMcGillion (Life Saver of the Year),Christopher Thompson (Volunteer of theYear), Jessica Wheatley (Under 21 LifeSaver of the Year), Madeleine Wheatley(Under 19 Life Saver of the Year),Richard Basckin (Under 17 Life Saver ofthe Year), Tania Rouse (Assessor ofthe Year), John McNamee (TrainingOfficer of the Year), Jenny McNamee(Training Officer of the Year), MikaelaDunn (Rookie Training Officer of theYear).From the 9 nominations for SydneyBranch awards we are proud to announceTania Rouse was awarded the SydneyBranch ‘Assessor of the Year’ withJessica Wheatley a ‘High Commendation’in the ‘Under 21 Lifesaver of the Year’The Clovelly Nippers, ably led by LeeKilligrew, are getting stronger with theirnumbers remaining high as evidenced by27 Surf Rescue Certificate awards beinggained this season. The nipper educationremains a focal point with 324 surfeducation awards achieved which is anincrease from last year. The Nippers havealso been well represented at carnivalsincluding large numbers at the RandwickShield, Sydney Branch and Statecarnivals.Hopefully this trend will continue once theNippers complete their senior awards inthe future and are able to compete in theopen carnivals for the Club. Specialthanks to Michael Walker, Dave Hessionand John Stewart for running boardpaddling coaching sessions and to SuniaCollins for running beach events training.Ken Ryan’s Saturday morning swimmingClub continues to gain momentum with ahealthy following.The Clovelly Eskimos continues to remainwell supported and will celebrate their60 th Anniversary this season with anAnniversary Dinner at the A.T.C.Randwick.Billy and Barry Phillips continue theirtireless efforts in the car park collectingdonations every weekend and publicholidays during the season. This isgreatly appreciated by the club, with allthe money collected used towardspurchasing lifesaving equipment alongwith developing our junior members.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 6

Clovelly Surf Club was well representedat the opening of The National Fallen LifeSavers Memorial at Coogee on April 28 th2014. This memorial commemorates thelife savers who lost their lives in conflictoverseas.Jenny Eliades and her team at Top CatCatering have completed their lease ofthe Tom Caddy room and I thank her forall the past years of service to the Club.We welcome our new licencees MopstarCatering who will commence once therefurbishment of the Tom Caddy room iscompleted.Thanks to Randwick City Council for theircontinued financial support andassistance. To all our sponsors thank youfor all your support during the year.Clovelly SLSC members at the opening of theFallen Lifesaver Memorial.Sadly we have lost members during theseason and our deepest sympathy goesto their families, they included RayHaverstein, Dave Boon and LennyBennett with Lenny being a 60 yearmember of the Club.I would like to thank Margaret Murray, ourClub Administration Officer for all thework she has done this season and forthe help she has given me. There aremany others who have worked tirelesslybehind the scenes and I thank them all.Paul (Boof) SmithClub PresidentThe Clovelly SLSC Lanai to Maui 10 mile Hawaiian channel swim team of Luke Morgan, Jo Emery, PaulSmith, Amanda Cocks, Keith McDonald and Deb Taylor.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 7

TREASURERS REPORTI present the 2013-2014 season financialstatements for Clovelly SLSC.Another pleasing surplus this year at$51,701, this is an increase on lastseason’s figure mainly due to an increasein donations and sponsorships.The surf club currently holds cashreserves of $200,432. These funds havebeen set aside to fund the renovations tothe care-taker’s residence andrenovations to the Tom Caddy roomwhich include the bar area and kitchen.Over the past 12 months the Clubreceived grants from Bendigo Bank of$17,810 to assist with the purchase of afully equipped IRB. Randwick Councilagain provided us with a generouscontribution of $30,000 towards runningand maintenance cost of the club.The Sports’ Lunch at Clovelly Hotel wasonce again an outstanding social andfinancial success raising valuable fundsof $9,728.Bill and Barry Phillips have again done anamazing job in collecting the car parkdonations totalling $20,035.70. Well doneguys! Two years in a row above $20K!The club purchased an IRB, IRB motorand six soft rescue boards. These werepurchased through generous donationsfrom Randwick Club and South SydneyJuniors.A major expense this season was theconstruction of the steam room andimprovements to the First Aid room. Thetotal cost of the steam room, whichincluded the relocation of the door way,tiling, plumbing and construction totalleda cost of $31,648.Finally I would like to thank BryanMortensen who audited and arrangedconsolidation of accounts for the SurfClub, Nippers, and Eskimos into oneFinancial Statement.Craig WheatleyTreasurerVeterans DayClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 8

FINANCIALSCLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC.CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS OF 30 TH APRIL 2014CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 TH APRIL 2014Note 2014 2013CURRENT ASSETS $ $Cash 176,009 155,127Term Deposit 86,509 -Receivables 14,734 8,115Stock On Hand - T shirts etc. 18,632 12,285$295,884 $175,527NON CURRENT ASSETSProperty, Plant and Equipment 47,113 67,862Leasehold Improvements 888,983 931,882$936,096 $999,684TOTAL ASSETS $1,231,980 $1,175,211LESS LIABILITIESCURRENTOther Creditors and Accruals 6,872 1,804$6,872 $1,804TOTAL LIABILITIES 6,872 1,804NET ASSETS $1,225,108 $1,173,407Represented ByMEMBERS EQUITYChanges in Members EquityOpening Retained Earnings 1,173,407 1,163, 975Add: Surplus for the Year 51,701 9,432Retained Earnings at Year End 1,225,108 1,173,407TOTAL MEMBERS EQUITY $1,225,108 $1,173,407These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which formpart of the accounts.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 9

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30APRIL 20142014 2013$ $REVENUESubscriptions & Locker Fees 77,017 69,300Donations & Sponsorships 109,099 55,234Interest Received 2,338 5,584Hall Hire 9,192 9,177Top Cat 47,011 72,114Council Subsidies - 21,000Car Park Income 20,036 19,937Club Functions Income 19,977 18,055Raffles 3,683 2,912Fines etc. 676 625Sundry income 3,760 12,891Sales from Clothing 9,048 18,641Grants – Randwick Council and SLSA NSW 60,341 35,858362,178 341,328Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 10

Less: EXPENSESAdministration 17,008 15,909Amortisation Improvements 71,601 71,679Carnivals & Championships 11,575 12,638Cleaning 2,952 2,816Depreciation 28,181 29,606First Aid Course & Supplies 824 6,305General Expenses 21,425 18,523Insurance 23,794 31,909Lifesaving Gear & Equipment 28,886 22,817Light & Power 7,919 8,284Miscellaneous 2,226 3,223Postage 951 768Presentation Night 5,843 4,491Printing & Stationery 2,445 3,963Promotions & Entertainment 3,249 8,309Repairs & Maintenance 22,615 25,500S.L.S.A. Affiliation Fees 8,632 703S.L.S.A. Awards 2,777 3,830Telephone 1,935 2,351Clothing 8,815 28,059Training camps 8,483 6,881Trophies 15,321 9,715Wages 3,120 3,460Water Rates 4,425 4,322Website 5,475 5,835310,477 331,896Surplus for Year $51,701 $9,432These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which formpart of the accounts.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 11

NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 TH APRIL 20141. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES(a)Basis of AccountingThese financial statements are a general purpose financial report which has been drawnup in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards and other authoritativepronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board and the N.S.W. CharitableFundraising Act and Regulations. The financial report has been prepared on an accrualsbasis and is based on an accruals basis and is based on historical costs and does not takeinto account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations of noncurrentassets have been prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention. Theaccounting policies adopted are consistent with those of the previous year. The following isa summary of the material accounting policies adopted.(b)Depreciation and Fixed AssetsDepreciation has been charged on fixed assets at rates assessed to match thecost of each of the assets over their economic life.(c)Leasehold ImprovementsThe Club has a 25 year lease over its premises which are owned by RandwickCity Council. The improvements are being amortised over the remaining 13years of the lease.(d)Income TaxThe Club is exempt from income tax.CASH $ $Current Accounts at Banks 176,009 155,127Term Deposit - Bendigo Bank 86,500 -$262,509 $155,127Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 12

NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIALSTATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 TH APRIL 2014PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT2014 2013$ $Plant and EquipmentSurf Boats & Equipment - at Cost 72,679 72,679Less: Accumulated Depreciation 71,012 62,335$1,667 $10,344IRB Fully Equipped - at cost 67,029 61,597Less: Accumulated Depreciation 48,053 40,100$18,976 $21,497Furniture and Fixtures - at Cost 74,244 72,250Less: Accumulated Depreciation 62,824 57,161$11,425 $15,089Surf Craft & Lifesaving Equipment- at Cost 71,204 71,204Less: Accumulated Depreciation 56,159 50,272$15,045 $20,932$47,113 $67,862LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTSImprovements - at Cost 1,26,956 1,233,194Less: Accumulated Amortisation 372,973 301,372$888,983 $931,822DONATIONS & SPONSORSHIPS(Major Items)Top Cat 51,712 25,575General 25,503 4,125Members - -$77,215 $29,658INTEREST RECEIVEDGeneral Accounts at Banks 2,338 4,717$2,338 4,717Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 13

SCHEDULES TO THE CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OFFINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2014REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE2014 2013$ $Building & Fixtures 5,175 8,095General Repairs 2,179 2,717IRB 1,109 2,381Life Saving Gear & Equipment 21,863 12,307$30,326 $25,500DEPRECIATIONFurniture & Fixtures 5,664 5,274IRB 7,953 6,452Surf Boats 8,677 8,682Surf Craft & Life Saving Equipment 5,887 9,197$28,181 $29,605FUNDRAISINGSportsman’s Lunch Income 15,182 18,316Less Expenses 5,454 7,538$9,728 $10,778These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes whichform part of the accountsClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 14

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 20142014 2013$ $CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIESRevenue from Operations 386,335 370,257Operating Expenses (232,881) (261,495)Interest received 2,336 5,584Net GST (Payment) Receipt (12,206) (12,206)143,584 90,064CASH FROM INVETSING ACTIVITIESSale (Acquisition) Of Assets (7,432) (16,159)Loans Received (net after payments) 0 0Grants Received for Leasehold Improvements 0 0Leasehold Improvements (28,762) (264,167)(36,194) (264,167)NET CASH FLOW FOR THE YEAR 107,390 (174,103)Cash at the Beginning of the Year 155,128 329,231CASH AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR $262,518 $155,128RECONCILIATION OF STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWSReconciliation Of Surplus/(Deficit) for the Financial Yearfrom operating activitiesSurplus/(Deficit) for the Year 51,701 9,432Depreciation Expense 28,181 29,605Amortisation Expense 71,601 71,679Change in Assets and Liabilities(Increase)/Decrease in Receivables (8,115) (2,878)Increase/(Decrease) in Creditors and Unearned Income 5,068 (16,287)(Increase)/Decrease in Stock (12,967) (987)$150,211 $90,064These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which formpart of the accountsClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 15

CLOVELLY SURF LIFESAVING CLUB INC.INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERSScopeI have audited the accompanying consolidated financial statements, being a GeneralPurpose Financial Report of Clovelly Surf Lifesaving ng Club Inc. and its affiliateorganisations for the year ended 30 April, 2014 consisting of the ConsolidatedStatement of Financial Position, Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows,Consolidated Statement of Financial Performance and accompanying Notes. The ClubCommittee is responsible for the preparation and presentation of the consolidatedfinancial statements and the information they contain. I have conducted anindependent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on themto the members of the Club on their preparation and presentation.The financial statements have been prepared for distribution to members for thepurpose of fulfilling the Committee's financial reporting requirements under the Club'srules. I disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this report or onthe financial statements to which it relates to any person other than the members, orfor any purpose other than that for which it was prepared.My audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards toprovide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of materialmisstatement. My procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidencesupporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, andsignificant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to forman opinion as to whether, in all material respects, the financial statements arepresented fairly in accordance with Accounting Standards and other mandatoryprofessional reporting requirements so as to present a view which is consistent withmy understanding of the Club's financial position and the results of its operations andcash flows.The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.QualificationAs is common in an organisation of this type it is not practical for the Club to maintainan effective system of internal control over income from raffles, car park income, fundraising events and, clothing sales. Accordingly, to this extent my audit was limited toamounts recorded and banked. I am therefore unable to express an opinion whetherthe said sources of revenue are complete.Qualified Audit OpinionIn my opinion, except for the effects on the financial report for such adjustments, ifany, as might have been required had the limitation on my audit proceduresreferred to in the qualification paragraph not existed the financial report of theClovelly Surf Lifesaving Club Inc. for the year ended 30 April, 2014 presents fairly thefinancial position of the Club as at 30 April, 2014 and the results of its operations andits cash flows for the year ended.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 16

I also report that, subject to the above qualification:(a) the financial statements show a true and fair view of the fundraisingappeals conducted during the year;(b) the accounting and associated records have been properly kept during theyear in accordance with the Charitable Fundraising Act I 99 I and theRegulations;(c) money received as a result of fundraising appeals conducted during theyear has been properly accounted for and applied in n accordance withCharitable Fundraising Act 1991 and the Regulations;(d) At the date of this report there are reasonable grounds to believe thatthe Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.BryanRegistered Company AuditorROSEVILLE: 4th June, 2014Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 17

CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC.Declaration by the Treasurer in respect of Fundraising AppealsI, Craig Wheatley hereby declare that in my opinion:The accounts give a true and fair view of all the Income and Expenditure with respect tofundraising appeals.The Consolidated Statement of Financial Position gives a true and fair view of the state ofaffairs of the Club with respect to fundraising appeals, and;The provisions of the Charitable Fundraising Act, 1991 and the Regulation under that Actand the conditions attached to the fundraising authority have been complied with by theClub, and;The internal controls exercised by the Club are appropriate and effective in accounting forall Income received by the club from any of its fundraising appeals.Dated this day 26 th May 2014.Craig WheatleyCraig WheatleyClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 18

CLUB CAPTAINS REPORTCan You Hear Me?And so my first season as club captaincomes to an end, and I am happy toannounce no lives were lost in theClovelly region. This is a tribute to all ourpatrolling members’ vigilance throughoutthe season. Patrol numbers areextremely healthy with the high number ofBronze and SRC awards this seasonensuring that the 2014/2015 teams will bewell balanced.Our patrol standards remain at thehighest levels but like everything thereare always opportunities for improvementin certain areas. The Lifesavingcommittee have worked hard to ensureboth Clovelly and Gordon’s Bay remainsafe and well patrolled for the generalpublic. I would like to thank the committeeand look forward to working with themagain next season.The Lifesaving committee is developingstrategies to encourage our youngermembers to take on leadership roles andget more involved in the club.Clovelly looking busy.The club has invested in new boards,tubes, first aid equipment, trainingequipment and 6 radios along with a basestation radio. Thank you to Phil Sweeneyour Gear Steward for maintaining all ourpatrol equipment during the season. Therefurbishment of the First Aid room iscomplete with Roslyn Manuel doing agreat job maintaining both the room andmedical supplies in her first season asFirst Aid officer.First patrol of the 2013/2014 season along withRandwick Council Lifeguards and Club CaptainGerry McGillion.Congratulations to Daniel Roden andMikaela Dunn on their first season asPatrol Captains for team 12. It is great tosee younger members taking on seniorroles within the patrol team.Patrol Team of the Year – Team 1 with CouncillorBruce Notley SmithClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 19

Thank you to the Education team; JessicaWheatley, Jenny McNamee, ChrisThompson, Tania Rouse, Molly Cocks,Rebecca Cocks, John McNamee, CraigWheatley, Madeleine Wheatley, GlenClarke, Roslyn Manuel, Gordon Manuel,Daniel Roden and Mikaela Dunn. I wouldlike to make a special thank you to allthose involved in training IRB awards. Formany seasons our IRB driver numberswere extremely low however we are nowin a position where every team has atleast one driver and a couple of crew.Patrol Person of the Year Gordon Manuel withClub Captain Gerry McGillion and CouncillorBruce Notley Smith.Gareth Turner and James Bowron testing out theIRB during an assessment.I would like to thank Tania Rouse,Rebecca Cocks and Margaret Murray forall the assistance they have given me onthe administrative side of my role as clubcaptain.Congratulations to all who competed atthe various carnivals throughout theseason. You have represented the Clubextremely well and gained in some greatresults, the highlight being WendyPepper’s Gold Medal in the beach flags atthe Australian Surf LifesavingChampionships.By the time this report is read therefurbishment work in the Tom Caddyroom will have been completed and wewill have a new bar, carpet, kitchen andup to date AV system.Finally, I would like to thank themanagement committee for their supportin my first season. Good communicationbetween us all has been the key to agreat season. I look forward to continuingin this position next season and will workwith my Lifesaving committee to maintainClovelly SLSCs high standards.Gerry McGillionClub CaptainBluey enjoying the bay.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 20

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CHIEF TRAINING OFFICERS REPORTAt the conclusion of the 2013-2014Season it is an honour to present theEducation Committee Report.Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club gained 162awards during the season. This could nothave been achieved without thecommitment and dedication of theEducation Committee.The breakdown of the awards for thisseason are:Surf Rescue Certificate 27Cert II / Bronze Medallion 34Silver Medallion – Basic Beach 8ManagementIRB Crew Certificate 16Silver Medallion – IRB Driver 1Advanced Resuscitation5Techniques CertificateResuscitation Certificate 33Apply (Senior) First Aid 23Rescue Water Craft Operator 1CertificateOffshore Rescue Boat Crew 1CertificateTrainers Cluster Units 5Training Officer – Bronze Medallion 4Assessor ARTC 1Assessor Spinal 3Total Awards 162Clovelly SLSC trained three BronzeMedallion squads during the season,trained by Jenny McNamee, JohnMcNamee, Molly Cocks, MadeleineWheatley, Chris Thompson and RebeccaCocks. These lead trainers also played akey role in mentoring Roslyn Manuel ingaining her Training Officer BronzeMedallion Award.Clovelly also trained one very large squadof Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC)candidates. This squad was trained byCraig Wheatley, Jessica Wheatley,Mikaela Dunn, Annie Rennie and DanielRoden.Congratulations to Mikaela Dunn, AnnieRennie and Daniel Roden on receivingtheir Training Officer Bronze MedallionAward.Successful IRB crew with their instructors MollyCocks, Gordon Manuel and Gareth Turner.A very happy new qualified Bronze Squad 3 withtheir water safety and instructors.Tania Rouse has once again dedicatedmuch of the season to training IRBsquads. This season 16 IRB Crewmembers have been trained along with 1IRB driver. This is a phenomenal effort byTania and her team; Molly Cocks, GarethTurner, Gordon Manuel, Gerry McGillionand Andrew Radford. Gordon Manuel andMolly Cocks are being mentored by Taniato gain their Training Officer IRB Award.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 25

Clovelly SLSC members continue tosupport Sydney Branch by participating inSupport Operations activities.Congratulation to Andrew Goodieson onobtaining his Rescue Water CraftOperator Certificate that enables him toperform additional patrols on the BranchJet ski. Congratulation to Molly Cocks onobtaining her Offshore Rescue Boat CrewCertificate enabling her to do additionalpatrols on Surf Rescue 30SRC to Bronze squad with training officer JessicaWheatley.The Education Committee not only trainsnew squads, but also ensures that wemaintain high proficiency levels. Ourgreatest increase in proficiencies hasbeen with IRB’s. Thank you once again toTania Rouse for her dedication with IRBproficiencies.Bronze squad 1 with training officers John andJenny McNamee.We have also assisted in NippersEducation programme by running theResuscitation Certificate for the Under 12age group and giving U10’s anintroduction to basic CPR. This is awonderful opportunity of involving thesenior club with Nippers and assistingtheir preparation for their Surf RescueCertificate in the coming years.It is great that we continue to seemember’s up-skilling with five individualsgaining their Advanced ResuscitationTechniques Certificate (ARTC) Award.Thank you to Tania Rouse and GlenClarke for training this course.This season our Assessors have done anamazing job in participating inassessments in both the Randwick andWaverley Districts of Sydney Branch.Thank you to Chris Thompson, GlenClarke, Tania Rouse, Mark Percy, JennyMcNamee and John McNamee.Congratulations to Jenny McNamee,John McNamee and Chris Thompson onachieving their 5 Year Assessing Awardthis season. Tania Rouse was alsorecognised at a Branch level, she wasawarded Assessor of the Year for SydneyBranch. Congratulations to Tania!Thank you to my Assistant Chief TrainingOfficer, Jenny McNamee. Her constantsupport, knowledge and chats overcoffees have been a great support for meand there is with no doubt that my jobwas made easier with her assistance.Thank you to everyone for making myfirst season as Chief Training Officer anenjoyable one and I am looking forward tothe next!Jessica WheatleyChief Training OfficerClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 26

DIRECTOR OF COMPETITON REPORTThis season saw some very positiveresults for our club competitors,particularly in the Masters division. It isnot every season that Clovelly welcomesa new Australian Masters Champion andit gives me great pleasure to report thatClovelly SLSC Masters Competitor of theyear, Wendy Pepper won the AustralianGold Medal in the 50-54 Female beachflags category, congratulations Wendy.The results in the Masters for the SydneyBranch, NSW State and AustralianChampionships reflect the commitment tothe different disciplines from ourcompetitors this season and I would urgeany member that would like to get fit andenjoy some friendly competition tobecome involved in this division ofcompetition.In the Open division we welcomed a newMarch Past team under the guidance offormer Marcher Ken Ryan. With this theirfirst season together, they saw somepleasing results and definite improvementso I hope to see them back again inseasons to come wearing our cap.The March Past Team.Wendy Pepper winning a flags event.As a lead up to the Branch, State andAussie carnivals the Masters participatedin boat, surf and sand events atMacksville Scott’s Head, Freshwater andFingal Bay Masters carnivals with somestrong results.We also had Richard Basckin competingfor Clovelly in the Open male beachsprints, beach flags and the 2km beachrun with Richard coming 5 th in the beachflags at the Sydney Branch Carnival, welldone Richard.It would be great to see new membersparticipating in the Open division ofcompetition next season.We will hold another “Competition” OpenDay at the beginning of next season toprovide information to interestedmembers of the competition optionsavailable to them.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 27

events were held; they did this in a veryprofessional manner.The clubs internal events in a new Fridaynight format were trialled this season withmixed results. As a result next season willsee the return of the Sunday Morningsenior club events.Caroline Smith, Jo Emery and Wendy Peppergetting ready for their boards race.This season we again held our twomemorial swims, the Dave Murray Shieldand the Tom Caddy Relay. The DaveMurray Shield was contested by theClovelly SLSC and Clovelly EskimoesWinter Swimming Club. There was greatenthusiasm to participate and teamnumbers had to be capped at 30. Thelead changed on several occasions butwas eventually won by the Eskimoes.Well done Peter Sulman and your team.The Tom Caddy Relay was held as a 10person team event with teams from theSurf Club, Eskimos, Ken Ryan’s SaturdayMorning Swimming Club, the ClovellyNippers and a team of Nipper Parents.After an intense battle this event was alsowon by the Eskies. There must besomething about swimming in that coldwater. It is a great privilege to hold thesehotly contested relays in friendlycompetition to remember two of Clovelly’sdual life members. I would like to thankthe patrol members for ensuring thesafety of all members of the public bykeeping an area clear while these twoMasters Competitor of the Year Wendy Pepperwith Club Captain Gerry McGillion and CouncillorBruce Notley Smith.Our clubs officials Anthony Beger,Gregory Causer, Alice Clarke, Rod Fox,Jennifer McNamee, Craig Wheatley andRon Pomering deserve a huge thanks forgiving up their time this season andenabling Clovelly to take significantnumbers to carnivals, especially thejunior’s carnivals.Thank you also to our team captainsAdam Maroon – Surf Boats, Renny Finch– Beach and Ken Ryan – March Past fortheir support this year.Eric GrahamClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 28

COMPETITION RESULTSTom Caddy ShieldDave Murray ShieldEskimosEskimosSydney Branch Opens - MaroubraUnder 17 Flags Richard Basckin 5thSydney Branch Masters - MaroubraGold140 yrs. Beach Relay Michelle Devine, Renny Finch, Catherine Motte,Lydia Smirnotis50+ Flags Wendy Pepper50+ Sprint Jo Emery60+ Sprint John McnameeSilver110yrs Board Relay Jo Emery, Wendy Pepper, Caroline SmithTaplin Relay Scott Anderson, Michael Walker, Michel Farrugia50+ Flags Caroline Smith50+ Sprints Wendy Pepper50+ Rescue Tube Jo Emery, Caroline Smith50+ Board Race Wendy Pepper60+ Flags John McNameeBronze180 yrs. Surfboat Adam Maroon Paul Hinds, Geoff Money,Gary Pepper140yrs Beach Relay Jo Emery, Wendy Pepper, Caroline Smith,Carolyn Stubbs50+ Flags Catherine Motte50+ Board Jo EmeryOther Results50+ Sprints Caroline Smith 4 th35-39 Flags Eduardo Sanchez 4 th50+ Board Caroline Smith 4 th35-39 Surf Race Eduardo Sanchez 5 th50+ Surf Race Caroline Smith 5 th40+ 2km Beach Run Andrew Radford40+ Surf Race Scott AndersonClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 29

NSW Surf Lifesaving Championships – UminaMastersGold50-54 Flags Wendy PepperSilver200yrs Sprint Relay Jo Emery, Catherine Motte, Wendy Pepper,Caroline SmithBronze50-54 Sprints Jo Emery50-54 Board Rescue Wendy Pepper, Caroline SmithOther Results50-54 Flags Jo Emery 5 th55-59 Flags Catherine Motte 5 th50-54 Sprints Wendy Pepper 5 th55-59 Sprints Catherine Motte 5 th50-54 Flags Caroline Smith 6 th50-54 Surf Race John Stewart 6 thAustralian Surf Lifesaving Championships – ScarboroughMastersGold50-54 Flags Wendy PepperOther Results50-54 Sprint Jo Emery 5 th55-59 2km Beach Run Catherine Motte 5 th55-59 Flags Catherine Motte 6 th200yrs Sprint Relay Jo Emery, Catherine Motte, Wendy Pepper,Lydia Smirnotis,Caroline Smith 7 th50-54 Flags Jo Emery 8 thClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 30

VALEThe club is the poorer for the loss ofnumerous members and also immediatefamily of members in the season past.We all respect that without the support ofour families the hours of volunteer servicewould not be possible. During the yeargone by, all members’ thoughts andprayers were with the families of thefollowing valued friends who passed on.In October 2013 Long Service MemberLes Gillette lost a short battle with cancer.In March 2014 50 Year Member RayHavenstein left us after 60 years living inClovelly. Ray was 92. He was only 16when he left these shores to serve hisnation in Tobruk, El Alamein, Borneo &New Guinea.Also farewelled in March was ClairJames. Clair was the wife of Life MemberGeoff James Senior (dec.), mother ofGeoff Junior also a Life Member, andLong Service Member Peter. Clair’sgrandchildren Jethro (IRB Driver), Latham& Justin (Active Bronze members) andJessica (Nipper) also all owe much to hersupport. Geoff & Clair were engaged inthe club hall in 1948.In April, 50 year member Lennie Bennettwas lost to us. Lenny was Clovellythrough & through. Earlier in the yearLennie had lost his wife Pat Bennett (neeSimpson). Lennie & Pat’s sons Craig,Scott and Todd have all had longassociations with the club.As well in April, Clovelly “old timer” DaveBoone passed away. Dave had been inretirement up north at Iluka. April was nota good month with the passings also ofAssociate Member Greg “Hollywood”Hayson and former long time Surf Cluband Eskies member Eric Jamieson.In May Rennie Finch lost her Dad EricTurner while popular Randwick LifeguardFiona Borg lost her Mum Geraldine. Alsoin May, members were saddened onhearing of the passing of JennyMcNamee’s Mum in England.In June member’s thoughts were with theWheatley family after loss at a relativelyyoung age of Craig’s brother.We are all the better for having knownthem and the poorer for their departure.Rest in Peace.Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 31

NIPPERS REPORTA wonderful Nippers season started withlarge registration numbers, topping off at375.The weather was very good to us fromthe start and we managed to completeour education programme quickly andefficiently with the guidance of Jon Dysterand overseen by Chief Training OfficerJessica Wheatley.Successful SRC candidates getting their patroluniforms.The Randwick Shield in November atMaroubra was a huge success despitebeing held in a gathering southerly and Iam proud to say Clovelly Nippers brokerecords with over 140 junior competitorsparticipating in events. The Nippers reallydug in and gave it their all in a verysporting way, with positive feedback fromother clubs official’s on how well Clovellyparticipated and their great enthusiasm.The Clovelly/Tamarama Challenge was areally good day. Tamarama had a greattime with their president Guy very gratefulfor our hospitality and the BBQ provingvery popular.The Ironman was run as a day long eventthis season which proved to be a big hit.We set up the tent on the beach with anOlympics type theme. First, Second andThird receiving their trophies on the dayalong with a big cheer.The Sydney Branch Carnival at Maroubrain February was held in less thandesirable weather conditions yet onceagain our Nippers stood up well. We tookover 100 competitors which is a record forClovelly with one of the highlights of theday for me was seeing one of our U9schip her tooth as she dived for the flagand her friend run 30m to check she wasokay. Great Clovelly spirit on display.The Development camp for the U13s inDecember was a big hit, with SteveYeates coming back with a glowingreport. Clovelly had the largest group ofmembers present at the camp and theyalso made their presence felt by winningthe resuscitation event during the camp.Santa made everyone happy inDecember and the Nippers loved itespecially the 400 lolly bags he was kindenough to deliver.Vigilance on Australia Day from George LaNauzeClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 32

The NSW State Championships at Uminasaw Clovelly take 12 competitors, again anew record. Reports from Michael Walkerand David Hession on their return werethat the Nippers once again did us proudwith their competitive spirit, wereoblivious to the poor weather and had thebest weekend.Our presentation day was a greatafternoon and big hit with children andparents. Everyone appeared to enjoy thegreat food available from the BBQ andthe bar setup also proved to be verypopular.I think the parents had as much fun asthe Nippers with it all running verysmoothly and the hoodies as gifts provingsought after items.In summary the season has been a hugesuccess and the wonderful feedback Ireceived made it all worthwhile. I thinknext year will be even better as we havesome great ideas to implement.A very big thankyou to all the AgeManagers and their assistants. Withouttheir invaluable work Nippers would notbe the roaring success it is and our futurelifesavers are getting the best start in theirlifesaving careers. I would not be able toperform my role as president without theamazing contribution of the entire Nippercommittee. A huge thank you to you all.You have made 2013/2014 season a veryenjoyable one.Bring on next season.Lee KilligrewClovelly Nippers PresidentClovelly SLSC NippersAge GroupNumber of Participants.Under 6 58Under 7 57Under 8 60Under 9 49Under 10 39Under 11 31Under 12 36Under 13 28Under 14 29Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 33

ESKIMOES REPORTIt was a great pleasure to welcomemembers, old and new, to thecommencement of the 2014 winterswimming season here at the famousClovelly Eskimos. This promises to be ayear of high excitement both in and out ofthe icy waters of arguably Sydney’s mosticonic and enduring swimming venue. Asour magnificent athletes resume weeklybattle each Sunday morning,accompanied, as always, by socialfestivity and culinary delights, an aura ofnostalgia will prevail over the next 4months as we dedicate the upcomingseason to 60 th birthday of “the igloodwellers”.If 2014 is the main course, 2013 was asumptuous entrée. In the water, ourweekly attendances averaged 71, a riseof over 30% from the previous year. Intotal, we attracted 141 swimmers overall,up from 112 in 2012. Significantly, therewere 41 time trialers in attendance whothen went on to compete in weekly races,up from 18. These figures fly in the faceof poor weather last season, indeed,some of our biggest days were staged onbiblically stormy mornings where racemarshalling had to be conducted in theboatshed for fear of loss of life.Away from Clovelly, The Eskimosperformed with distinction at TheMetropolitan titles in Bondi, and at TheNational titles in Perth. Both carnivalsconfirmed our lofty reputation andstanding within the winter swimmingfraternity. In high numbers and withboundless enthusiasm, our competitorsand spectators showcased our club’svalues magnificently.On the social front, “the party club thatswims” continued to excel. In addition tothe weekly post swim festivities thatmasquerade as presentations, severalevents stand out. The annual Clovelly toCoogee Pub Crawl in June was a rousingsuccess with record participants. In July,the club conducted a successful trivia anddisco night which was well attended andraised much needed capital. The nowfamed “Bruce Sinclair Shield” relayagainst the might of the Bronte Splasherswas held in August at Clovelly, and onceagain the Eskies prevailed in great style.The resurrection of the Sunday afternoonend of year presentation continued to bewell received and was heavily patronized.It seems a fitting way to cap off theseason and I encourage that format tocontinue.My thanks go to all those who contributedtowards the smooth functioning of theclub last year. Your efforts continue toensure the success of our season, andmost importantly, create a wonderfulexperience for all our members eachSunday. There are too many to list but weall know who you are.We continue to enjoy a wonderfulrelationship with Clovelly Surf Club. Ipersonally would like to thank Jim Kingand current President Paul “Boof” Smithfor their support and assistance.I look forward to 2014 with enormousexcitement and anticipation. I amconfident that our Diamond Jubileeseason will be as good as it gets.Peter SulmanEskimoes PresidentClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 34

Clovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 35MEMBERS ACHIEVING 100% PATROLATTENDANCEANDERSONEamonANDERSONKiaraBARKER- JAMESJustinBARTLETTSofiaBASKINRichardBOARDNevilleBOOTHTahinaBOWRONJamesBRETTLEIngerBUTTERWORTHElisabethBYRNERussellCALLAGHANHelenCARNEYBenjaminCASEYThomasCLARKEAliceCOCKSDamienCOCKSMollyCOCKSPatrickCOCKSRebeccaCUNNINGHAMDavidDAVISKevinDOULLMarkDUNNMikaelaEMERSONEdwardEMERYJoFAIRBAIRNHuonFEINERMickFINCHAlexFINCHRennyFREINKELManfredFREINKELRaelleGANNONRyanGANNONTimGOODIESONAndrewGOODIESONBronteGOODIESONCathyGRANTJamesGREENHALGRichardGROSSEMatthewGUERINScottHEINAshleyHESSIONDavidHETHERINGTONMarkHUGODavidJAMESJethroJANNUSHTraceyJENNINGSPaulJOHNSONRobertKLEMENTHanaKRAMERJasonLAHOODWarwickLANAUZEAntoniaLEENicholasLEHNBOMElinLEKEUHenriLEKEUKaronLEKEUKelseyMANUELBiancaMANUELGordonMANUELRoslynMAROONAdamMATHEWSOliviaMCCORMICKBrettMCCORMICKSarahMCCORMICKWilliamMCDONALDPaulMCGILLIONGerryMOTTEECatherineNORMANHeidiO`SULLIVANMaryPACEAlexPEARCESebPEPPERWendyPERRINVaitePOLLAKMikePRYCEKristenRADFORDAndrewRADFORDDaniellaRENNIEAnnaRODENDanielROUSETaniaROWSONKevin

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MEMBERS ACREDITED WITH A YEAR OF SERVICEBAGHDADIAdamCHAPMANLynCOYNEFrancesCOYNEThomasDAVOREN-WHEREAT KurtDAVOREN-WHEREAT TroyDELACYSimonDEVINEMichelleDORNEYJamesDRABSCHLaraDYMONDCameronDYSTERJohnDYSTERTomEVANSGlennFONTAINEAngusHOLBENConnieHOLBENJackGALLAGHERFinbarJAMESLathamJOHNSONChrisKANEAidenKANEGraceKILIGREWAlfieKILIGREWLeeLAINGMichaelLAINGThomasLAISHEVSKYJadeLEKEUEstherLESSLIEMarkLESSLIETimothyLEWMelissaLOONEYLO PRESTIMCMANUSMURRAYMURRAYO`CONNORO`CONNORO`CONNORO’SHEAO’SULLIVANRADFORDRADNEDGERENNIESMALLMANSPRAGUESTEURSTEWARTSTUBBSSWEENEYTAURAILTHOMPSONVAN DEN BOSCHWARDWARDWARRENWILDEWILLIAMSWRIGHTGenBenjaminHollyChrisRebeccaJackieJamesMichaelPatAndrewMichaelAndrewAlexNeilConnorPeterDanielleCarolineLiamJuniorSteveArjenDylanKateFinbarBryceJaneStuartClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 37

FINANCIAL MEMBERSLIFE MEMBERSASHTON E* FRY EA* PERCY MarkBATES RW* GLEESON Peter J. PERRIN P*BRANSDON Robert GREEN Robert RYAN KenBUCK Terry* HALL HS* ROGERS NR*BURNS Frank* HAYCOCK RW* RUBIE JQ*BYRNE EJ* HELLINGS AC* SILVA J*CADDY T* HOOPER ES* SMITH PaulCALLAGHAN Bob HUGHES SJ* SMITH Thelma (Hon)CLARKE Glen JAMES Geoffrey SUMMERVILLE E*CUNNINGHAM DH* JAMES Geoff Snr* STEAD C*CUNNINGHAM SG* JONES Peter STUBBS GaryD`ORNAY Sydney MANSON RS* THOMPSON PatrickFALSON F* MORTENSEN Bryan W. WILKINS G*FLANNERY K* MURRAY David* WELLS Jim50 YEAR MEMBERSBAKER Paul KEIR Ken PELLING JohnCALLAGHAN Bob KENNEDY Barry SARGEANT AlanCAMPBELL Gary LOMBARDI Luciano SKENE JeffreyDONOHOE Jon MAGURIE John SMITH NeilDUNN Barry MARTIN Ian STUBBS GaryGLEESON Peter MORTENSON Bryan WELLS JimGREEN RobertLONG SERVICEAIRLIE Ryan FRASER Scott PETERSON BradBLADES Keith GOODSELL Robert PRESTON MarkBORG Adam GRAHAM Eric PRINGLE RobertCARNEY Craig GRAHAM Troy ROBINSON RoyCAUSER Gregory HEAVENER Terence RUSSELL GeoffreyCHARGE Warwick HEDDERMAN Slade SCANLAN BradCHISHOLM John HINDS Paul SCOTT MatthewCHRISTENSEN Brett HOBSON Paul SIMMS GregCOOK Anthony IRELAND Gary SMITH GrahameCOOPER Gary JACKSON David STACK MichaelCUNNINGHAM Barry MACINTOSH Peter WALKER MichaelDOWSE Philip MANGIONI Paul WILSON ColinEVANS Wayne MANOLLARASEvangelos(Angelo) WINTERS AndrewFLEMING David MARTIN Ian WORMLEATON RobertFOLSOM Trevor MCGUIRE MarkClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 38

VETERANSANDERSON Craig JAMES Peter ROWE JohnBAYOT Ben JONES Daphne RYAN AnnetteBEGER Anthony KENNEDY Barrie SCOTT MarkBROADSTOCK Geoffrey KING Jim SEETO PeterCAMPLING Cerin KNOX Christian SHARPE DanielCHISHOLM Bernadette LONG Eddie SIMMS PhilipCHISHOLM Terry MACDOUGALL Graeme STEWART JohnCOLLINS Sunia MAGUIRE John STONE KenD`ORNAY Scott MCDONALD George TATE PaulDALY Terence John MCDONALD Terry THOMPSON MarkFARRUGIA Michael MCIVOR Paul TIMEWELL IanFEATON Janet MCNAMEE John WALTON JohnFEATON Jason MEAD David WILLIS DavidFITZGERALD Byron O`NEILL Steve WOODWARD TerryFITZSIMONS Charles PATERSON Simon WRIGHT MichaelFOX Rodney PERCY Mark YEATES StevenFREEMAN Brian QUIGLEY George YOUNG SuzanneFREEMAN Catherine REYNOLDS DebraRESERVE ACTIVEADAMS Midori ECCLES Ian PETERSON SusanALLCROFT Richard FITZGERALD Cianan RUSSELL AndrewANDERSON Scott GRIFFIN Nick STUBBS MitchellBENNETT Scott MCNAMEE Jennifer THOMPSON ChristopherBISSON Garth MILNE Jamie THOMPSON SarahCOCKS Amanda PAUSEY Alan WHITEMAN SeanCOOPER Jo-Anne PEPPER Garry ZAJA PaulClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 39

SENIOR ACTIVEBARKER-JAMES Justin HEIN Ashley PEARCE SebastianBARTLETT Sofia HESSION David PEPPER WendyBASCKIN Michael HETHERINGTON Mark PERRIN VaiteBEEBY DavidHIMMELREICH-BELL Quetzal PIKE NickBLAIR Craig HOKIN Adam POLLAK MikeBOARD Neville HUGO David PORTER LeanneBOOTH Tahina JAMES Jethro PROVOST DanielBOWRON James JANNUSCH Tracey PRYCE KristinBRETTLE Inger JENNINGS Paul RADFORD AndrewBUCHANAN Cathal JOHNSON Chris RADFORD MichaelBYRNE Kirsti JOHNSON Jeff RADNEDGE AndrewBYRNE Rodney JOHNSON Robert RADNEDGE LachlanBYRNE Russell KANE Aidan WONG DerekCALLAGHAN Helen KANE Alan RANSON KristinaCALLAGHAN Oscar KEATING Angela REMOND ScottCAMPBELL Hugh KILLIGREW Lee RENNIE AlexandraCAREY Tim KOMAROV Anton RENNIE AnnaCARNEY Benjamin KOWALENKO Nick RODEN DanielCASEY Thomas KRAMER Jason ROUSE TaniaCHAPMAN Lyn LAHOOD Warwick ROWSON KevinCLARKE Alice LAING Lara RUTHERFORD JakeCLEMENTS Rachel LAING Michael SANCHEZ EduardoCOCKS Damien LANAUZE Antonia SANK LyndallCOCKS Molly LANAUZE Martin SAY JasonCOCKS Rebecca LEE Nicholas SAY MitchellCOYNE Frances LEHNBOM Elin SHARWOOD LisaCOYNE Thomas LEKEU Esther SIMMONS PaulCUNNINGHAM David LEKEU Henri SIMPSON IanDAVIS Kevin LEKEU Karon SMALLMAN NeilDAVOREN Kym LESSLIE Mark SMIRNOTIS LydiaDELACY Simon LESSLIE Timothy SMITH CarolineDEVINE Michelle LEW Melissa STEUR PeterDEZANI Aldo LO PRESTI Ben STUBBS CarolynDORNEY James LOONEY Genevieve SWEENEY DylanDOULL Mark MANUEL Gordon SWEENEY LiamDRABSCH Lara MANUEL Roslyn SWEENEY PhilDUNKERLEY Sarah MAROON Adam TAURAIL JuniorDUNN Bradley MATHEWS Olivia TAYLOR DeborahDUNN Mikaela MCCALLUM Kendra TERENZIANI AnnaDYMOND Cameron MCCORMICK Brett THOMPSON StevenDYSTER Jon MCDONAGH Eamon TODD AaronEMERSON Edward MCDONALD Paul TREHY EoghanEMERY Jo MCGILLION Gerry TURNER GarethEVANS Glenn MEI-EDWARDS Jude TURNER GregFEINER Michael MEYNELL Mathew VAN DEN BOSCH ArjenFINCH Alexander MONEY Geoff WARD CatherineClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 40

FINCH Renny MORGAN William WARD DylanFINLAY Michael MOTTEE Catherine WEATHERLY MichaelFONTAINE Angus MURPHY Alan WEBB-GANNON CamelliaFREINKEL Manfred MURRAY Christopher WEIR AlistairGANNON Ryan MURRAY Rebecca WHEATLEY CraigGANNON Tim MURRAY Stuart WHEATLEY JessicaGOODIESON Andrew NORMAN Heidi WHITE DanielleGOODIESON Bronte O`BRIEN Erin WILDE BryceGOODIESON Catherine O`CONNOR Jackie WILLIAMS JaneGOODWIN Mark O`CONNOR James WILLIAMS ReginaGORHAM Claire O`CONNOR Tom WILMOTT AndrewGRANT James O`CONNOR Michael WRIGHT StuartGREENHALGH Richard O`SHEA Patrick YOUNG JasonGROSSE Mathew O`SULLIVAN Mary ZAVARONI DavideGUERIN Scott PACE AlexClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 41

ASSOCIATESALOSCHI Vincenso HOCKEY Bruce PEGG WarrenANDERSON Graeme HODGES Julie PEIRCE AnthonyARGYROUS George HOLMES Harold PELLING AnneARISTIDES Michael HOLMES Jill PEMBROKE TimothyATKINS Gary HOLMES Susan PENRY DarylAUSTIN Louise HOLT Michael PETERSON MarkAUSTIN Terence HUNT Jeff PETRONAITIS JohnBEUZEVILLE Scott HUTCHINSON Mark PHILLIPS WilliamBONNEY Keith HYNES Michael POWELL GlennBOWLEY Gwynneth JAMES Jason RADLEY NigelBRAMIS George JARDIM Peter RAMPE IndrekBRENNAN Patrick JENKINS Michael REIDY DonnachaBRIGHAM Ian JONES Heidi REYNOLDS BrianBROWN Joe KASSAS Joe ROWE LesleyBROZALEVSKAIA Irina KEARNEY Mark ROWLEY GeorgeBUDDLE Tom KEENAN Peter RYAN BrettBYRNE Sharon KELLY Andrew SAUNDERS PatrickCARMODY Jo-Anne KING Anthony SAY PaulCARTWRIGHT Aaron KNOX Warren SCOTT GregoryCHRISTODOULOU George KORN Wayne SCOTT JohnCHYLEK Adam LA SPINA Eric SCOTT RobertCLARK Wendy LANGLEY Barbara SEATON BradCOLLINS Laurie LENTFER Richard SHUMACK PeterCOMERFORD Damien LEWIS Ruark SINCLAIR BruceCRAGEN George LYONS Ben SKENE JohnCULLEY Thomas MACDOUGALL Garry SKILLICORN AnnaDEBECK Anthony MARSDEN Joy SMIRNOTIS PeterDEVINE John MASTERS John SMITH AnthonyDIFRANCESCO Steve MAZZAROLLI Paul SOUTHON GlenDONNELLAN Chris MCCARTHY Darren ST LEDGER MarkDOOLEY William MCDONAGH Alan STENT GeorgeDOWNS Catherine MCDOWELL David STEPHENSON AlanDUNN Patricia MCKID Gregory STEVENS BradEDWARDS Greg MCMAHON Madeline STONE IanELLIOTT Tass MCMAHON Richard STUBBS VictoriaEVANS Mary-Ellen MCMAHON Terry SULMAN PeterEVANS Sally MCPHERSON Mark TAIE JohnFALCONER Ian MORGAN John THOMAS JoeFARRAR John MORGAN Luke THOMSON EricFEATON Peter MORRISON Tony VAN DAM AdrianFERGUSON Stephen MOSS Patrick VAUGHAN DavidFITZGERALD Michael MOTTO Leslie VAUGHAN RoleenFITZPATRICK Terrence MOUNJED Rod VELLA NoelFOLEY Lorna MURDOCH Lachlan VELLA SamFOLEY Paul MURPHY Terry WALKER CraigGALLOP David MYERSON Edwin WALLINGTON KeiranGALLOP Geoffrey NICHOLSON Peter WALLS GaryClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 42

GILLESPIE David NORMAN Drew WATSON AndrewGODING David O`BRIEN Peter WATTERSON NeilGRAY Karl O`CONNOR Billy WATTS GaryHACKETT Noel O`DONOVAN Michael WEBSTER PaulHAMILTON Grant O`NEIL Bob WELLS StewartHARRICKS Robin OZDEMIR Ozcan WHITAKER AnthonyHAWKE William PARCZEWSKI Chris WHITE MichaelHEATH Rodney PAUSEY Joanne WYLIE BrianHEATHWOOD Louise PEGG Barbara YOUNG MichaelHEPERIJohnJUNIOR ACTIVE (15-18 YEARS)ANDERSON Kiara KANE Grace REDMOND JessicaBASCKIN Richard LAING Angus RIEPENHAUSEN JanaDAVOREN-WHEREAT Brad LEKEU Kelsey STEWART DanielleDAVOREN-WHEREAT Ryan MANUEL Bianca TATE RileyFAIRBAIRN Huon MCCORMICK Sarah THORNTON JackGALLAGHER Ava MCDONAGH LIAM WHEATLEY MadeleineGALLAGHER Finbar PEPPER Casey WHITAKER SophieCADETS (13-15 YEARS)ANDERSON Eamon HESSION Emma O`CONNELL KobiBAGHDADI Adam HOLBEN Connie O`SULLIVAN AndrewBEAUFILS Flynn HOLBEN Jack O`SULLIVAN MichaelBEAUFILS Jules JAMES Latham PARRY-OKEDEN JessicaBIBER Grace JENKINS Lili PELLEN AnnaBIBER Hannah JOSEPH Emma PEMBROKE LachlanBUTTERWORTH Elizabeth KASTRISSIOS Helena PEMBROKE WilliamCALLAGHAN Zach KILLIGREW Alfie PRESTON PoppyCOCKS Patrick KLEMENT Hana RADFORD DaniellaDAVOREN- Kurt LAING Thomas REDE MarrianWHEREATDAVOREN- Troy LAISHEVSKY Jade REDMOND MatildaWHEREATDUCKWORTH Billy LLOYD Bethany SMITH SophieDUNKERLEY Clare LOYE-Jalen SPRAGUE ConnorCAPPELLETTIDYSTER Ben MANGINI Benson VAN DAM MadeleineDYSTER Thomas MCCORMICK William WARREN FinbarrFLYNN Jackson MCGEE Emma WESTALL EmilyFOX Archibald MCMANUS Holly WHITE MakaylaFREINKEL Raelle NEWTON HannahClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 43

PERPETUAL MEMBERS -INC LOCKER & GYMANDERSON Craig JAMES Geoffrey RUSSELL AndrewANDERSON Scott JAMES Leanne RUSSELL GeoffreyBAKER Paul JAMES Peter RYAN AnnetteBAYOT Ben JONES Daphne SANK LyndallBISSON Garth JONES Peter SAY JasonBLADES Keith KING Jim SAY MitchellBUCHANAN Cathal LEKEU Henri SCANLAN BradBYRNE Rodney LEKEU Karon SCOTT RobertBYRNE Russell LOMBARDI Luciano SEETO PeterCALLAGHAN Helen MACDOUGALL Garry SHARPE DanielCAMPLING Cerin MACDOUGALL Graeme SIMMS GregCAUSER Gregory MANOLLARAS Evangelos SIMMS PhilipCHISHOLM Bernadette MAROON Adam SIMPSON IanCHISHOLM John MAROON Bronwyn SMALLMAN NeilCHISHOLM Terry MCBRIDE Quannah STEWART JohnCOLLINS Sunia MCGILLION Gerry STONE KenCOOK Anthony MCGUIRE Mark STUBBS MitchellCOOPER Gary MCNAMEE Jennifer SWEENEY PhilCOOPER Jo-Anne MCNAMEE John THOMPSON ChristopherDALY Terence John MILNE Jamie THOMPSON MarkDELACY Simon MONEY Geoff THOMPSON PatrickDONOHOE AM Jon MORGAN William THOMPSON SarahDORNEY James MURPHY Alan WALKER MichaelDOULL Mark O`NEILL Steve WALTON JohnECCLES Ian PEIRCE Anthony WEIR AlistairFARRUGIA Michael PELLING John WHEATLEY CraigFEATON Jason PERCY Andrew WHITEMAN SeanFITZGERALD Byron PERCY Laura WINTERS AndrewFITZSIMONS Charles PERCY Mark WONG DerekFREEMAN Brian PETERSON Brad WORMLEATON RobertHEAVENER Terence PETERSON Susan WRIGHT MichaelHESSION David QUIGLEY George YEATES StevenHODGE Andrew ROUSE Tania YOUNG JasonJACKSON David ROWE John YOUNG SuzanneZAJAPaulClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 44

10 YEAR MEMBERSHIP (Season 2014-15 Inc.) Locker & GymBOWLEY Gwyneth HOLT Michael RADLEY NigelCARMODY Jo-Anne LENTFER Richard REIDY DonnachaDEBECK Anthony MARTIN Ian ROWE LesleyDOWNS Catherine MAZZAROLLI Paul RYAN BrettDUNN Barry MCCARTHY MBE Bob SAY PaulELLIOTT Tass MURDOCH Lachlan SHUMACK PeterEMERSON Edward O`CONNOR Billy SKENE JohnFARRAR John PARCZEWSKI Chris STEPHENSON AlanFERGUSON Stephen PATERSON Simon TAIE JohnFITZPATRICK Terrence PELLING Anne THOMAS JoeGLASS Brendon PENRY Daryl WATSON AndrewGRIFFIN Nick PHILLIPS William WYLIE BrianHOCKEY Bruce RADFORD Andrew YOUNG Michael10 YEAR MEMBERSHIP (Season 2014-15 Inc) NO Locker or GymARGYROUS George CRAGEN George PEGG WarrenBROWN Joe FEATON Peter SMIRNOTIS Peter10 YEAR MEMBERSHIP (Season 2017-18 Inc) Locker & GymBEGER Anthony JONES Heidi PETRONAITIS JohnBRIGHAM Ian KRAMER Jason SINCLAIR BruceBROZALEVSKAIA Irina MCDONAGH Alan STENT GeorgeCARTWRIGHT Aaron MCMAHON Richard STEVENS BradGILLESPIE David MORGAN John STUBBS VictoriaGODING David MORGAN Luke SWEENEY DylanGUERIN Scott MURRAY Christopher WALLINGTON KieranHAYSON Gregory NICHOLSON Peter WHEATLEY JessicaHOLMES Jill O`CONNOR Michael WHEATLEY MadeleineJARDIM Peter PEARCE Sebastian10 YEAR MEMBERSHIP (Season 2017-18 Inc) No Locker or GymHARRICKS Robin MURPHY Terry VAUGHAN RoleenHOLMES Harold VAUGHAN David WHITE MichaelClovelly SLSC 108 th Annual Report Page 45

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