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ANNUAL REPORT

MEREWETHER SLSC 2013/2014

August 2014 107th Annual Report

The following report summarises the activities of the 2013/2014 season for

Merewether Surf Life Saving Club, and includes the audited financial

statements.

2013/2014 HIGHLIGHTS

The club was

successful in receiving

grant money, totaling

$954, from SLSNSW to

fund lifesaving

equipment.

The surf club

purchased and set-up

a surfcam for

members use and the

community.

The surf club now has

a dedicated

Sponsorship brochure.

The Constitution is

currently in draft form.

The Education and

Training team were

given 100% on the

balance score card

from SLSNSW.

The IRB racing team

competed their first

season and reached

some finals.

A new Membership

booklet was

completed and will be

released 2014-15.

In association with

Council, the club is

investigating energy

efficiency options.

The club achieved

‘Bronze’ status

through the Quality

Clubs program.

Ducks for dollars

fundraising rose over

$14000 with funds

going towards a new

ATV “Duckmobile” and

lifesaving equipment.

Club was successful in

obtaining a BRP Grant

for discounted price of

a new ATV.

Club repainted by

CityServe volunteers,

community and club

members.

The club received a

Newcastle City Council

grant for a youth

movie night.

An application was

submitted for a large

grant to update the

function room kitchen.

The club is developing

a linkage with the

Surfrider Organisation.

The club received the

NSWSLS Rescue of the

month in November

(joint winner) with

Charlie Harrison,

Richard Taylor, Nick

Newtown, Ross

Blatchford and Rob

Dan

Trish Stallard won a

bronze medal at

Aussies in Perth

Millie Ross & Nicola

Owen (U13’s) were

selected in the inter-

branch team.

ANNUAL REPORT MEREWETHER SLSC 2013/2014

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CONTENTS

NOTICE OF THE AGM ......................................................................................................................... 3

Agenda ........................................................................................................................................................ 3

MEREWETHER SLSC LIFE MEMBERS .................................................................................................... 5

2013/2014 COMMITTEE MEMBERS .................................................................................................... 6

PRESIDENTS REPORT ......................................................................................................................... 7

CURRENT SPONSORSHIP .................................................................................................................... 9

CLUB CAPTAINS REPORT .................................................................................................................. 10

IRB REPORT ....................................................................................................................................... 1

EDUCATION AND TRAINING REPORT .................................................................................................. 2

SURF SPORTS .................................................................................................................................... 4

Beach, Ski, Swim & Board ........................................................................................................................... 4

Surf Boats .................................................................................................................................................... 6

IRB Racing ................................................................................................................................................... 7

Officials and Water Safety .......................................................................................................................... 7

Next Season ................................................................................................................................................ 7

MEMBER SERVICES (REGISTRAR) ........................................................................................................ 8

New Working with Children Check ............................................................................................................. 9

JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT / NIPPERS ................................................................................................... 24

CLUB SERVICES ................................................................................................................................ 26

Function Room .......................................................................................................................................... 26

MEMBER RECOGNITION .................................................................................................................. 28

Merewether Surf Club Awards – 2013/2014 ............................................................................................ 28

Hunter Branch Award Nominations 2014 ................................................................................................ 28

PRESENTATION NIGHT 2014 ............................................................................................................ 29

PRESENTATION NIGHT 2014 ............................................................................................................ 30

2013/2014 AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES .......................................................................................... 31

2013/2014 JUNIOR ACTIVITY MEMBERS ........................................................................................... 32

2013/2014 ACTIVE MEMBERS .......................................................................................................... 34

ACTIVE MEMBERS CONTINUED ........................................................................................................ 35

RESERVE ACTIVE MEMBERS ............................................................................................................. 35


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ACTIVE MEMBERS (15-18YRS) .......................................................................................................... 35

CADETS ........................................................................................................................................... 35

AWARD MEMBERS .......................................................................................................................... 35

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2013/2014 ................................................................................................ 36


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NOTICE OF THE AGM

Due notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Merewether Surf Life Saving Club, Inc. will be held at the Clubhouse, Corner Watkins and John Parade, Merewether Beach on Sunday 3 August 2014 from 10.00 a.m.

AGENDA 1. Opening of Annual General Meeting by Nick Newton, President

I. Apologies – Jeff McCloy

II. One minute silence for Deceased Members

2. President’s Address by Nick Newton

3. Hunter Branch Surf Life Saving Address

4. Confirmation of Minutes of the AGM from the 2012-2013 Season

5. Matters arising

6. Presentation of Annual Report for the 2013-2014 Season

7. Motion to adopt the Annual Report for the 2013-2014 Season

I. Moved:

8. Presentation of the Financial Statements for the 1st July 2013 to 30th June 2014

9. Motion to adopt the Financial Statements for the 1st July 2013 to 30th June 2014

I. Moved:

10. Presentation of Club Patrons, Vice Patrons and Honorary Positions

11. Motion to adopt list of Patrons, Vice Patrons and Honorary Auditor and Solicitor

I. Moved:

12. Life Membership– nil

13. Presentations -nil

14. Election of President*

Title Representative

Patrons Mr. Tim Owen MP Member for Newcastle, Lord Mayor of Newcastle, Councilor Jeff McCloy, John Adamson, Sue Paul

Vice-Patrons Mr. John Manning, Mr. John Twohill, Mr. Evan Walton, Mrs. Susan Walton, Mr. Tony McGrath, Mrs. Anne McGrath, Mr. Alan Taggart

Honorary Auditor Robert Jones

Honorary Solicitor Craig Doyle (McDonald Johnson), Nicholas Dan (Bilbie Dan)

Medical Officers Dr J. Sippe, Dr J. Dan, Dr C Finlay-Jones

Ambulance Officers St John Ambulance, Laurie Graham


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15. Election of Officers*

16. Honorariums for the 2014-2015 Season (unchanged from last season)

I. President, Secretary, Treasurer - $500

II. Chief Instructor, Registrar - $250

17. Motion to adopt the Honorariums for the 2014-2015 season

I. Moved:

18. Determination of Club Fees for the 2014-2015 Season (increase of $5 for enhanced club

security):

Membership Type Fee

Senior Active & Cadets (registered on or before 31st October) $90.00

Senior Associates (Not patrolling) $125.00

Over 65’s Associates $65.00

Junior Active member (1st child) $90.00

Additional junior active members $70.00

Junior Associate (parent) $70.00

Family Membership (1 adult, 2 children) $195.00

Additional family members $70.00

LATE membership fee (after 31st October 2012) $35.00

19. Motion to adopt the membership fees for the 2014-2015 season

I. Moved:

20. Resolution for Affiliation with Hunter Branch

21. General Business

Meeting Closed:

Additional Notes

*Election of Office Bearers: Please note that any member nominating as a Director and/or Officer

of the Club for Season 2014-2015 shall signify their consent in writing to the Secretary seven (7)

days prior to the Annual General Meeting.


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MEREWETHER SLSC LIFE MEMBERS

E.A. Merewether Albert Peel

A.Watt Jim McKenzie

Colonel Ranclaud Jeff Agland

Edgar Hinchcliff Ron Webster

Vic Lovell Gary Miller

Albert (Bert) Caldwell Greg Nelmes

Jim Wiebe Graham Walton

Keith D.McDonald Robert J.Balks

E.(Ted) Pritchard Stewart Hetherington

Phil M Evans Robert Richards

Jack Wiebe Evan Walton

Norm Wiebe Cliff Ireland

R.(Bob)Morton Peter Alcock

R.F.(Frank) Mahony Phillip Watt

R.(Dick) Tressider Laurie March

Harry Norton Laurie Graham

R.(Bob) Hughes Jack Cavanagh

Alf Hiland John Adamson

A.J.(Albert) Edwards Peter Hogg

W.(Bill) Read Sue Paul Grahame Lott*

Jack Blackett Iain Kelso Max Ebrill*

Sid Bignall Phil Mosgrove John Lyddiard*

Jim Hiland Ross Purvis W.G. Lyddiard*

Doug Read Michael Rees David Pratt*

W.(Bill) Morgan Anthony Robinson Terry Carroll*

Cliff Brown Patricia Stallard Barry Harris*

Noel Long Steve Stallard Kaye Lott*

Neville Henshaw OAM Ross Taggart Noel McFayden*

William R. Adamson Robert Dan John Brown*

Frank Long Nick Newton Elaine Brown*

Keith Swan Mark Woodcock June Ebrill*

Gregory Struck

* For Service to Merewether Junior SLSC


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2013/2014 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

President Nick Newton

Club Captain David Hoar

Vice Club Captain Bruce Rummins

Treasurer Todd Cathcart

Secretary Emma Gale

Junior Activities Chairperson Mark Owen

Registrar Kevin Buckley

Chief Training Officer Charlie Bugbird

Surf Sports / Competition Manager Toni Woodcock

IRB Captain Nathan Wright

Board and Ski Captain Mark Woodcock

Boat Captain Emma Gale (Casual)

Gear and Equipment Officer Mick Palmer

IT Coordinator Bruce Rummins

Function Room Manager Susan O’Loughlin

License Manager Norm Rodgers

Youth Coordinator Hannah Walton

WH&S Officer Ross Taggart

Publicity Officer Rachel Soars

Radio Officer Richard Taylor

Gym Co-Ordinator Richard Taylor


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PRESIDENTS REPORT By Nick Newton

My first year in the president’s seat has been a great experience, being involved

from the other side of the chair has made me realise more than ever what a

devoted team our committee people are and the fantastic job they do in the

successful and smooth running of our club.

Thanks to our patrolling members and under the guidance of our club and patrol

captains Merewether have achieved another very successful season in not only

keeping our beach safe but in also meeting our Branch and council requirements

for manning and equipment whilst on patrols. The interruptions and restrictions

caused by the pavilion upgrade were managed extremely well by our crews

resulting in minimal impact to our patrolling performance; and credit is to be given

for some of the inventive ways these issues were overcome. There were some

notable rescues performed in and out of hours that earned our club

commendation and a rescue of the month award and we were also tasked with a

number of 1300 surf call outs keeping our teams busy.

The tireless work of our Education team has resulted in Merewether being one of the front running clubs

for member award achievement and the team continues to provide us with not only highly trained, keen

new members but also the continual upgrading of skills of our existing members. As part of the ongoing

upgrade and standardisation of equipment this season the team rolled out their new oxy and trauma/first

aid packs plus we purchased 6 new rescues boards to assist in the training requirement, the benefit of all

this is to achieve ease of use through commonality of emergency response equipment for all club

members.

Thanks to a huge effort by our “Ducks for Dollars” team and all their helpers we received over $13k in ticket

sales which was a terrific result and enabled us to apply for and gain a dollar for dollar BRP grant to

purchase a desperately needed replacement ATV, this machine is to be called the “duckmobile” in

recognition of the public assistance and where the purchase money came from. Also through our sponsors

committee we are actively chasing sponsorship for future large purchases and up and coming building

works.

During the season the pavilion and “Bathers Way” walkway upgrade works were completed netting us not

only a totally new outlook but also a much improved area for us to operate from with the cafe patrons and

public now having a designated space, this has also resulted in a less crowded and easier to manage area at

the gear shed end of the club. Also with thanks to Newcastle City Council, Branch, the fantastic people of

the City Serve group and club members we undertook a refurbishment of the club house which saw the

premises painted inside and out over a long weekend, it was an intense time but the results were certainly

worth it. All this work has given the club a much needed freshen up.

Our competitors represented us well with great results from our juniors at Branch and State titles and our

masters also giving a good showing at Branch, State and Nationals. Our IRB racing team is coming up to

speed and are representing us in the winter months.


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Our function room is also being continually improved with upgrades happening to the tables and chairs

during this out of season to help make us more attractive to cliental. The Sunday night “coldies” are going

well and seeing improved support and patronage with the bar crew really up to speed to service our

customers, along with our “Beaches” raffles crews these events are supplying us with the much needed

income to keep our club afloat and thanks must go to all who contribute their time and effort to make it

happen.


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CURRENT SPONSORSHIP Merewether Surf Life Saving Club wishes to thank their sponsors who have donated their time and services

so that the club can operate in a lifesaving and education capacity for the community. Please endeavor to

support these businesses whenever you can.

The Committee

Web design marketing & hosting

www.telligence.com.au www.hotrock.com.au

www.audicentrenewcastle.com.au

Equipment and workshop repairs, servicing

and spares requirements www.actionplantsupport.com

Accounting firm www.taggart.com.au

Warehouse, transport and distribution

service www.mcgrathnewcastle.com.au

cnr Frederick & Ridge Streets Merewether, NSW 2291

mcdonaldjohnson.com.au

Hamburgers www.grilld.com.au

Dr. Charles Finlay-Jones, MD

Naida Smith

Mr. Alan Taggart

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http://www.mcgrathnewcastle.com.au/

http://www.mcdonaldjohnson.com.au/

http://www.grilld.com.au/

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CLUB CAPTAINS REPORT By Dave Hoar & Bruce Rummins

Another season finished (and the next one just around the corner) and all in all

another great season on the beach for Merewether’s surf club patrols.

This year we:

Overcame the difficulties associated with setting up patrols as the Merewether precinct improvements took out a large area in front of the club

Took on responsibility for patrols on Saturday’s and Public Holidays

Won a State Surf Life Saving rescue of the month award for a great rescue by a number of our members

Had a number of new Patrol Captains take on the role - bringing new ideas and approaches to the way we roster and carry out each patrol

Continued to welcome new patrolling members - with a number of new Radio and 1st Aid award members patrolling along with new Bronzies and SRC’s

At the end of the season we met with Patrol Captains – to identify improvements as well as to ascertain the level of capability on each patrol. Some of the key improvements identified were to:

ensure patrols use the lifeguard hut (and lock it up when the patrol is finished)

check all radios prior to patrols

do an induction for new patrol members

increase the number of IRB crew and drivers across patrols

roster patrols in advance (AM and PM)

encourage all patrol members to actively patrol at the water’s edge

run through signals on all patrols

Patrol Captains also assessed each patrol member’s capability to:

Set up the beach i.e. get gear onto the beach, drive the ATV/trailer, set up the flags etc

Use the radio to sign on/off, call in a rescue, talk to the IRB

Do a board rescue in average conditions

Actively patrol i.e. be on time, patrol at the water’s edge, sit at the flags

Surf swim beyond the break (with a tube) by 20-30 metres

Administer 1st aid i.e. handle a 1st aid incident, fill out forms etc

So next year there will be a big focus on improving what we do and how we do it. Finally a big thank you goes to the Education Team for their great work in training new members, running proficiencies and organising skills upgrade courses such as ARTC, Spinal, Radio, IRB crew and IRB driver. We look forward to another great patrolling season and always welcome suggestions on what we can do to improve.


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IRB REPORT By Nathan Wright, IRB Captain

2013/2014 Season was another great year of building our on crew and driver’s

numbers with new drivers stepping up and fresh crew successfully completing

the courses, with the introduction of bringing in any suitable new bronze

course participants to include the IRB crew course our numbers and the depth

and skills are coming along nicely and will continue, so as to meet our patrol

requirements. With thanks to Mark Owen for his assistance in training the new

drivers and crew and to Ralph Foster for assistance with repairs, maintenance

and set up on numerous occasions throughout the season. We have had a very

active season using and training in IRB skills that’s really showing results with

the number of past and new operators showing more confidence and care for the equipment.

With some increased numbers and under the guidance of our Team manager Kevin Buckley we successfully

completed 3 of the 4 rounds of the IRB NSW Premiership this season. In which we had fun and built our

knowledge so we are now looking forward to building on the team and committing to more training to

make another go of it in the coming season and welcome anyone to come along and have a go or assist.

Skills Training will be again a major focus this year adding more crew and drivers to ensure suitable

coverage for patrols and water safety for events and nippers, with a number of courses being run

throughout the season and I encourage anyone keen, contact me to get on the next available course. We

now have a new registered trailer making training at more suitable locations when the surf is up easier.

I’d like to thank Audi Newcastle Car Centre (contributions for new boat hull) and Action Plant Support

(supply of fuel and oils).

We have many other sponsorship opportunity’s big and small every bit helps to run, repair and replace the

equipment if you or someone you know can help let us know.

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING REPORT By Charlie Bugbird, Chief Instructor

This season was again very successful for the Club from an Education point of

view with a focus on our Club Sustainability Awards Chart being rewarded

with more members upgrading their skill levels beyond the Bronze Medallion.

This successful focus allowed our club to be only one of two clubs in the

Hunter Branch to be compliant across all categories of the Chart.

It was encouraging to see the number of members completing the Silver

Medallion Basic Beach Management award that will enable them to proceed to the position of Patrol

Captain, it is essential that we have more members capable of handling Patrol Captain duties on each Patrol

if we are to continue with our current patrolling methodology.

The grueling Silver Medallion Aquatic Rescue Course was completed by eight of our members (many on the

Call Out Team), also two Call Out Team members completed the challenging IRB Night Operations course

held on an inhospitable night at Tea Gardens, this shows the enthusiasm our members have to tackle

courses that will help the club maintain its reputation of high member competence.

This Season saw a continuation of Education Team members attending patrols and delivering the latest

methods of resuscitation and first aid directly to the patrol members, this attendance in each case was

initiated by the Patrol Captains and in the coming season it would be encouraging for more Patrols to

instigate ‘on patrol’ updates and skills maintenance.

IRB crew training had been targeted for this season and one of the strategies was to include the IRB Crew

training and Certificate as part of Bronze Medallion Candidate training, this proved highly successful and

IRB crew training will now be an integral part of the Bronze Medallion Training for the coming season.

The high number of awards gained this season reflects not only on the number of recruits to the Club but

also the commitment of our patrolling members to upgrade their qualifications, these awards could not

have been obtained without the dedication of Merewether SLSC’s Education Team, these members not

only do their normal patrol duties but are present at week nights during courses and during the day to not

only give of their time but also of their skills. This season saw five of our Education Team receive their

Training Officer Bronze Medallion Award with another two with paperwork being completed, it is hoped

that the next season will see more of our education crew completing this award.

Thanks also need to be extended to all the Junior Age Managers who guided their charges through the

various Junior awards and to the Education team members who delivered the CPR and First Aid

components of the courses. It is proposed to further enhance these linkages between the Junior ranks and

the Senior Club by incorporating Cadet members into the Education Team in the next Season, this will

enable the Junior members to relate more easily to members closer to their own age and give the Cadets a

meaningful role to play during the difficult transition period from SRC to Bronze.

A thank you to the Committee of Merewether Surf lifesaving Club for their support of the Education Team

and thank you also goes to the Office Staff at Hunter Branch for all the help that they have given to me

throughout the season.


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SURF SPORTS By Toni Woodcock

This year’s competition season dished up some fantastic conditions across the board. With representatives from the Under 13 picked for the Inter-branch Squad and Trish Stallard making the long hall to Perth Western Australia for the Aussie Championships.

BEACH, SKI, SWIM & BOARD Open Competitors

Sarah Bugbird and Teagan Cotterill hold the Merewether Flag high competing for the Opens on the beach. With a look in every now and then from Trish Stallard and Mark ‘Woody’ Woodcock.

Stockton Carnival

Medals and Places

Silver in the Sprint for Trish Stallard Bronze in the Flags for Trish Stallard Fourth in the U15 Sprint for Teigan Cotterill Fourth in the U15 Flags for Teigan Cotterill

Woody took on the nerves of steel to join Amelia Ross and Nicola Owen to compete at the Catho Board Challenge. From what we hear he made all the finals and placed ok. However, he did have a moment of distress when packing away his gear; he believed he had lost his wedding ring. Luckily found it a week later in his jacket pocket.

Branch Championships

Medals and Places

Gold in the U19 Sprint for Sarah Bugbird Gold in the U19 2km for Sarah Bugbird Fifth in the Sprit for Sarah Bugbird Fourth in the U15 Sprint for Teigan Cotterill Silver in the U15 Flags for Teigan Cotterill Bronze in the Sprint for Trish Stallard Fifth in the Flags for Trish Stallard

State Championships

Medals and Places

Fourth in the U19 Sprint for Sarah Bugbird

Masters Competitors

Master Competitors had very little to choose from in competitions due to clashes across the Branch’s. Competitors travelled to the shores of Fingal Bay in the North to the shores of Collaroy Beach in the South. However, there was tales of making finals and a swag of medals to back up some of their fruits.

Branch Championships


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Medals

40 – 44 yrs.

Silver in the Swim - Mark Woodcock Silver in the Board - Mark Woodcock Bronze in the Board - Shane Buggy Silver in the Ski - Mark Woodcock Gold in the Double Ski - Mark Woodcock and Shane Buggy

50 – 54 yrs.

Gold in the Swim - Michael Fox Gold in the Tube - Michael Fox

50 – 59 yrs.

Silver in the Swim - Stephen Stallard Gold in the Tube - Stephen Stallard Bronze in the Ski - Stephen Stallard Bronze in the Double Ski - Stephen Stallard and Graham ‘Tamba’ Adam Gold in the 2km - Trish Stallard Gold in the Sprint - Trish Stallard Gold in the Flags - Trish Stallard

60 – 64 yrs.

Bronze in the Ski - Graham Adam

65 – 69 yrs.

Gold in the Swim - John Adamson Gold in the Tube - John Adamson Silver in the Board - John Adamson

State Championships

Team of Masters ventured to Umina for the weekend all staying in the caravan park. Team Manager and Photographer Toni Woodcock rallied Graham 'Tamba' Adam, John Adamson, Mark 'Woody' Woodcock, Stephen Stallard, Trish Stallard, Shane Buggy and Michael Fox prepared for the light, near no surf conditions during the championships.

Medals

Silver in the Swim for John Adamson Bronze in the 2km Beach Run for Trish Stallard Bronze in the 170yrs Board Relay for Graham 'Tamba' Adam, John Adamson and

Mark 'Woody' Woodcock


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Aussie Championships

Trish Stallard made the trip to the west coast in somewhat freezing conditions. I received a message letting me know that the sand was that cold her feet where frozen. Extremely pleased with her result in the 2km run and only herself there I was happy to let out a squeal of joy for her in my work place….

Medals

Bronze in the 2km

SURF BOATS Open Competitors

We saw two women Emma Gale and Toni Woodcock train a team of Open Women Surf Boat Rowers, with Emma gaining the right as the first female sweep in the Hunter Branch. They gained their coaching accreditation with persistent mentoring by the Late Mick “Whipper” Jennings (Nobbys), Ken “Screenie” Screen (Nobbys), Lindsay Milne (retired sweep from Nobbys/Newcastle), Brian “Fozzie” Foster (Newcastle), Michael Norman (MacMasters Beach) and Michael King (Newport) to name a few with many others willing to share their experience from the Streets Boat Series and Australian Surf Rowing League.

Open Women Crew – Jess Coote, Cassie Screen, Hannah Archer-Lawton, Ellie Ryan, Toni Woodcock (as fill in) and Emma Gale as Sweep. Competed at selected carnivals at the Streets Boat Series, ASRL Navy Open Stockton and the State Championships.

The Women made the newspaper and radio three days in a row while competing in the ASRL Navy Open at Stockton as the first Hunter Branch all women’s surf boat crew. Although the media attention was stressful, at times it really bought home the

lack of training and mentoring within the Hunter for this area of surf competition.

Competing in the Street Series the girls grew in confidence after each event. Giving branch a miss at Caves Beach due to heavy surf, the crew made the trip to Umina for the State Championships. Once the nerves had settled and a quick in and out before the racing began, each race their confidence grew. The Crew Ellie, Toni (OM I have not raced for so long), Hannah and Jess made it through the first three rounds just missing out by a point to go on. The goal for the


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day was to beat a crew home and just by beating a crew to the cans (unfortunately squeezed out) made their day.

IRB RACING Winter or the off season usually means the IRB Competition has started. Not that I would call May and the June that winterish. The Crews had great conditions to compete. Members included Nathan Wright, Mark Owen, Peta Owen, Emma Gale, Bruce Rummins, Kevin Buckley, Bridget Buckley, Darren Moses, Kieran Stevens, Alex Lautensclager, and Sarah Bugbird. Making a couple of finals, looks like next year they will be all over it and be the ones out there to beat.

OFFICIALS AND WATER SAFETY The Competition Season is not only a long a gruelling affair for our competitors, it is just as demanding on our Officials and Water Safety Crews who are often on the beach and in the water before and still there after our competitors have finished. Without them, we wouldn’t have Carnivals. Thanks must go to our own team of Officials Graham Lott (now seen at the surf boat competition more and more), Kaye Lott, Toni Woodcock, Emma Gale, Peta Owen, Liza Ross, Emma Flint, Rachel Soars, David Soars and Kevin Buckley and the many members in the water - we say thank you for making it all possible.

Please consider taking on a rewarding roll as an Official or Water Safety Crew to help out during Junior Life Saving, Club Carnivals, Competition Carnivals and Championships.

Thanks you to everyone who helped support our competitors to get to and from training and carnivals. You too need a pat on the back for being there.

NEXT SEASON Next seasons training has already started for a few in this now wintery time. Keep in touch with your Coaches and keep an eye out in the newsletters and web for any circulars that may impact your competition season.

Always take a friend with you or let someone know what you are doing or expect to be back. Please never swim alone.

All the best to you all.


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MEMBER SERVICES (REGISTRAR) By Kevin Buckley, Registrar

Thank you for the opportunity to present our final membership figures for the 2013/2014 season. Congratulations to the current committee for trying to maintain club numbers. All the construction work whilst being onerous for Patrols and Nippers has also had an effect on our numbers. This coming season as the club and surrounds are now looking better than ever should mean that numbers will increase again. It was another big year for the Club, with a huge thank-you to Kris Wall for looking after the Nippers Registrations. This year we had 634 members in the club. This was a decrease of 70 members from 704 members the previous year and 738 in year 2012, overall a retention rate from last year of 90 %. The loss in membership is most notable in the Nippers and associated parents. There is also a continued decrease in the post Nippers age group from 14 through to 18. The maintenance of members is due to the great work of Mark and the Nippers organisers being able to still conduct Nippers on a Sunday morning with the adversity of the construction. Thanks also to Charlie, Richard and their training team for the amount of new senior members trained this season, the Active senior patrolling members has actually seen a slight increase in numbers this year. We have 378 Male members and 256 female members. See the breakdown this year by membership category. As you can see the Nippers and associated parents now make up approximately 60 % of the Club. Last year we again tried to get all members to use the electronic registration and payment system via the Internet through the Surf Lifesaving –Online / Payment Gateway. We have also recommended the use of Lifesaving Online to allow you to set up and monitor your membership details and make membership applications and payment. For this season we also ask that you assist us by again using your Lifesaving online account for registration renewal and payment. If you can’t remember your account details as long as you remember the email address you used to set up your account you will be able to reconnect and use it again. We will be limiting the Face to face registration days this year and may only have one.


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NEW WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK You are also requested to get your Working with Children Check completed as soon as possible Every member of the club will be required to undertake the new Working with Children check for next season. The process is to fill out an online application form, when you have completed this form; you will receive an Application number (APP) by email. You will need to take your Application number and proof of your identity to a NSW Motor Registry or NSW Government Access Centre. Once your application has been processed and you are cleared, you will receive your Working with Children Check number (WWC). This number must accompany your club registration. And may take up to 4 weeks to be processed. Get in early - and get it done now if you can. Around rego time it will get very busy! Follow the link: http://www.kids.nsw.gov.au/Working-with-children/New-Working-With-Children-Check/New-Working-with-Children-Check Due to popularity we may have to close registrations for some of our Nippers age groups this season to ensure we have adequate coverage for safety. So get in early to avoid disappointment.

Membership Categories

Category 2013/ 2014 Season Total

Members

2012 / 2013 Season Total

Members

Member Retention (%)

Probationary 2 2 100%

Junior Activity Member (5-13 years) 252 298 85%

Cadet Member (13-15 years) 12 17 71%

Active (15-18 yrs) 19 23 83%

Active (18yrs and over) 183 179 102%

Award Member 1 2 50%

Reserve Active 8 7 114%

Associate 131 153 86%

Life Member 23 22 105%

General 2 0 - %

Honorary 1 1 100%

Total 634 704 90%

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JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT / NIPPERS By Mark Owen – Chairperson The Merewether SLSC Nippers program continues to evolve thanks to the support of all the age managers and assistants, volunteers, committee members, water safety, BBQ helpers, coaches & trainers, who ensure that we continue to offer the one of the best surf education and junior surf sports programs in the region. I would also like to thank and encourage all our Nippers (Junior Surf Life Savers) and parents. This year we continued the implementation of a new water safety program that involved conducting a risk assessment in conjunction with the Patrol Captain on Sunday mornings; also our water safety coordinator would continually monitor the conditions and water safety ratios to ensure the safety of all nippers during water activities. Additionally, we ensured that an IRB was in operation whenever the nippers were in the water. Water Safety improvements are a work in progress and will keep improving next season with a separate board and swim area, combined with a timetable for each age group. Thank you to all those who helped with water safety. We are always after additional water safety, so any parents of our nippers that are interested should enquire about doing their Bronze Medallion; we need a ratio of 1:5 bronze medallion holders in the water with the kids at all times. During the season we purchased an additional 2 Kracka competition boards. This was due to the increased number of competitors that have been attending carnivals throughout the season. On the competition side of nippers, this season saw an increased number of competitors compared to previous seasons. Congratulations to all the competitors who attended. This season in the Newcastle Permanent series Milly Ross was awarded Hunter Branch the Under 13 Female Water Champion and Nicola Owen 2nd in the series. Milly and Nicola also being selected for the Hunter Inter-branch team - congratulations Milly and Nicola. Thank you to all those who official and do water safety and get everything organised at carnivals for the competitors. The Christmas party was a great success, with Santa arriving in the IRB with bags of lollies for all the nippers (and parents). Our annual camp was once again a success with over 150 parents and children attending. The camp has been going for over 20 years and is a great time to meet new people and for the kids to have some fun. Thanks to Suzy Wall and all those who helped get the weekend organised. I hope this remains on the junior calendar for a very long time. I hope all the kids have enjoyed themselves and met new friends this year. Lastly I would like to thank the committee for a job well done. A very special thank you to the outgoing committee member Al Woodhams for his awesome effort. I would like welcome all the new Junior Activities Committee members and look forward to working with you all next season.


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Nicola Owen and Milly Ross (Photo Source: The Herald)

Santa’s visit at Christmas


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CLUB SERVICES

FUNCTION ROOM By Susan O’Loughlin

The function room has been quite busy again this year providing a solid income stream for the club. Functions all runs smoothly, the bar is well set up and people are more than happy with the selection of beverages we offer. The versatility of the room along with the fantastic view and that fact that we are NOT locked into any ‘one’ caterer are all factors that contribute to the attraction of Merewether Surf Life Saving Club. Some notable room hires this year include Surfest, ongoing (and growing) yoga groups, Monash University students (who used it whilst attending the recent university games) and the retirement party of a number of club members. Members should be aware that the yoga groups often offer a discount to surf club members and the classes are fantastic. On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons during school holidays, Rod Fordham offers karate lessons for both juniors and seniors. Rod is not only a club member of our surf club but also is a long term hirer of our function room. Many members participate in karate and enjoy his tuition. Rod also offers a discount to surf club members. Our last regular event on the weekly calendar is of course ‘Coldies’. Coldies is a very good opportunity for cheap, social gatherings for members and their friends on Sundays from about 3pm (a little later in winter). Footy is on the screen and heaters keep you warm in winter whilst in summer the veranda offers a cool breeze with a view. New tables have been ordered which will enhance the look inside the room as our old tables are well and truly showing their age. We are also looking at options through the Sponsorship Committee, for getting new flooring to cover the vinyl tiles, some new chairs and a new kitchen! It is also worth mentioning the repaint that occurred and how that has improved the look – thanks to all who helped out. I have been trialling keeping the amenities open for members when a function is due in that night, so far, most patrols have been aware of the situation and helped in this ongoing dilemma. Unfortunately this is not always the case, so there may be times during the season where the toilets are locked to ensure our clients get a clean bathroom for their function. My thanks to Norm, Mark and Ralph who do a great job in keeping the bar ready to go. Thanks also to those who work the bar, particularly the volunteers at Coldies.


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We did have a minor break-in attempt to the bar a few months ago which required repair to some

timber surrounds. Fortunately the perpetrators were not successful in gaining entry but it is worth

mentioning that security is every club members’ responsibility.

Overall the Surf club has been a very busy place over the past twelve months and I look forward to

another year of taking bookings for the club. Don’t forget a discount applies to members when

booking the room.


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MEMBER RECOGNITION

MEREWETHER SURF CLUB AWARDS – 2013/2014

Patrol Person of the Year – Nathan Wright

Club Person of the year – Warren Sterling

Patrol Captain of the year – Michael Spillane

Competitor of the Year –Patricia Stallard

Patrol Games Champions – 1st Sarah Bugbird, 2nd Charlie Bugbird, 3rd John

Bamberry

Appreciation Awards – Kate Flint, Norm Rodgers, Richard Taylor, Adrian

Harte, Glenis Powell, Phil Cooke, Lisa Hoar, Helen Higgins, Dave Hoar, Emma

Gale

Encouragement Awards – Janne Gleeson

Patrol of the Year – Patrol 2

President’s Shield – not presented

Seagull Award – Nathan Wright

Costa Concordia Award – Dom Wilson

Most Improved IRB driver Award – Mark Jackson

HUNTER BRANCH AWARD NOMINATIONS 2014

Lifesaver of the Year – Mark Woodcock

Masters Athlete of the Year –Patricia Stallard


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PRESENTATION NIGHT 2014


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PRESENTATION NIGHT 2014


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2013/2014 AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES Bronze Medallion Surf Rescue Cert. Spinal Management IRB Crew

Francesca Amorosi Oliver Ashton Phillip Jobling Harrison Gresham

William Apps Ehrin Bishop Dale Laverty Peter Campbell

Peter Campbell Charlie Harrison Aaron McDonald John Flint

John Flint Bryn Higgins-Murray Karen Wallace Emma Gale

Michael Fox Tahlia Powell Dale Axford Brad Griffin

Chris Harris Tully Powell Kevin Buckley Miranda Griffin

Timothy Karbowiak Peter Campbell Samuel Heagney

Justin McDonald Adv. Resus. Tech. Cert. Elissa Fletcher Timothy Karbowiak

Erin Pither Phillip Kendall Lawrence Flick Justin McDonald

Stacey Sykes William Apps Michael Fox Geoffrey Murray

Stephen Trimble Hannah Archer-Lawton Brad Griffin Dante Pirozzi

John Vazey Jessica Coote Simon Lovell Erin Pither

Hannah Archer-Lawton Peter Campbell Michael Spillane Bernie Sabine

Jessica Coote Lilly Chaffer Ian Wilson Stephen Trimble

Mathew Barton Craig Doyle Harrison Gresham John Vazey

Bridget Buckley Elissa Fletcher Kate Handley Bridget Buckley

Janne Gleeson Michael Fox Charles Bugbird

Damian Hoar Miranda Griffin Radio Operator Cert. Janne Gleeson

Edward Langdon Phillip Jobling Brendon Garbutt Edward Langdon

Stewart Longman Aaron McDonald Harrison Gresham Stewart Longman

Emily Mulhearn Gayle Rowney Charlie Harrison Craig Powell

Dominic Payne Michael Spillane Angela Keen Quentin Pursey

Craig Powell Dale Axford Bridget Buckley Laura Riedel

Richelle Powell Kevin Buckley Kevin Buckley Jordann Studdert

Quentin Purcey Laurie Flick Jennifer Campbell Craig Vandenberg

Laura Riedel Brad Griffin Anne Capararo Thomas Vandenberg

Kathy Russell Simon Lovell Damian Hoar Ben West

Jackie Sterling Micheal Spillane Jennifer Hoar

Jordann Studdert Ian Wilson Anne-Marie Holley Silver Medallion

Michael Taylor Karen Wallace Dominic Payne Aquatic Rescue

Thomas Vandenberg Dom Wilson Jordann Studdert Kevin Buckley

Ben West Tahlia Powell Charles Bugbird

Pain Management Tully Powell David Hoar

Level 1 Surf Coach Dave Hoar Gary Miller Nick Newton

Richard Taylor (Board) Richard Taylor Greg Wendt Bruce Rummins

Toni Woodcock (Boat) Grant Schofield

Emma Gale (Boat) IRB Assessor Silver Medallion Warren Sterling

Mark Owen Basic Beach Mgt. Nathan Wright

Sweep Accreditation Nathan Wright Sarah Bugbird

Emma Gale Peter Campbell

Bronze Medallion Kate Flint

Silver Medallion Assessor Adrian Harte

Advanced First Aid Warren Sterling Evan Jobling

Richard Taylor Philip Kendall


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Silver Medallion IRB Driver Duncan Handley Training Officer Bernie Sabine

Brendon Garbutt Dom Wilson Sarah Bugbird Richard Taylor

Cloey Garbutt David Wood Genoveffa Pezzimenti Karen Wallace

2013/2014 JUNIOR ACTIVITY MEMBERS Under 6’s

Mia Anderson

Ella Beattie

Oliver Benton

Isabella Broad

Liam Bryant

Kai Burgin

Boston Byrne

Brodie Capes

Max Clarke

Laura Clews

Nash Clynick

Zeb Coombe

Maia Dennis

Jasmine Dewar

Ava Donaldson

Olivia Dormond

Charlotte Doyle

Kayla Ebrill

Jackson Fairclough

Harrison Geyer

Harry Gibbons

Noah Gibbs

Jensen Gill

Matilda Gollan

Sofia Gordon

Ava Hackett

Kai Hillcoat

William Hinton

Annika James

Hugh Jobling

Benjamin Keeling

Atticus Kennedy

Rowan Leahy

Hamish Mailes

Caitlin Margan

Eddie Maslen

Reggie Maslen

Finnley McAlpine

Lachlan McFarlane

Jasper Milsom-Drzyzga

Bede Murray-Slade

Amelia Ockerby

Cooper Olds

Liam Sidwell

Antonella Sorokowski

Lily Stephen

Caleb Thompson

Tom Trench

Oliver Turkovic

Taj Walton

Ede Warwick

Lilli Wright

Malu Ballo-Saunders

Isac Johansson

Zachary Rummins

Under 7’s

Harriette Arnall

Monica Asimus

Celina Ballo-Saunders

Isla Beck

Harry Beckett

Kynon Berry

Alexis Buller

Scarlett Cowie

Kaiser Dalton

Noah Delaney

Hayley Dell

Lucas Doherty

Andrew Fothergill

Shaye Frawley

Ciara Frawley

Cooper Gilligan

Zahli Ginns

Elliott Graham

Maisy Hayter

Alfie Ivey

Oskar Johansson

Alex Kane

Jasper Lance

Darcey Lane

Harry McCarron

Phoebe McClory

Kaspar Mole

Ruby-Lou Nelmes

Josiah Pike

Luke Porter

Ewan Powell

Aidan Prior

Dhanya Ramachandran

Monique Ramplin

Molly Sibbald

Sadie Smart

William Still

Benjamin Veness

Max Woodhams

Under 8’s

Conrad Adams

Jacob Anderson

Joe Bartholomew

Caerwyn Berry

Claire Boswell

Isaac Boyle

Lachlan Bray-Shone

Hugh Buggy

Georgia Chapman

Mollie Clarke

Poppy Doran

Samien Dowman

Samuel Ebrill

Amelia Fairclough

Olivia Fenton

Annabelle Flook

Parker Gill

Eliza Ginns

Nicholas Gordon

Harry Haydon

Luc Jones

Eve Keeling

Jasmine Lambkin

William Lyons

Eloise Mailes

Maizy Maslen

Amy Mather

Emily Mcfarlane

Annelise McNabb

Waverley Mears

Charlotte Owen

Lily Penhall

Gypsy-Lea Powell

Daniel Reynolds

Oliver Russell

Gabriel Thomson

Jacob Trench

Dylan Trute

Tate Varnum

Makenzie Wall


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Ella Coombe

Flynn Coxon

Thomas Crosbie-Bennett

Charlotte Holmes

Thomas Hughes

Breanna James

Lachlan New

Ashleigh New

Sophie Ormerod

Brock Wilson

Under 9’s

Harrison Cooper

Violet Cowie

Amber Davey

Charli Donaldson

Noah Handley

Clancy Hayter

Amali Jarrett

Ruby Jones

Darcy Mackintosh

Niamh McCalden

Chelsea McKelligott

Felix Mole

Elijah Pike

Samara Porter

Noah Powell

Oliver Ryssenbeek

Luka Smede Lily Trench

Milan Umesh Babu

Coco Velasquez

Lily Veness

Imogen Walton

Oscar Wright

Under 10’s

Rhys Berger

Emily Bryant

Georgia Cameron

Hannah Capes

Jai Coxon

Lochlan Dwyer

Lilly Egan

Thomas Feldmann

Phoebe Hardy

Madeleine Hayes

Oliver Kelson

Isaac King

Oscar MacKenzie

Riley Martin

Jada-lee McBride

Nicholas Mulhearn

Stella-Rose Nelmes

Alexandria New

Gus Nicholson

Georgia Olds

Logan Powell

Luke Prior

George Sorokowski

Under 11’s

Helina Bishop

Lucy Boswell

Bailey Chapman

Sarah Cooper

Matthew Corcoran

Daniela Corcoran

Ethan Davey

Benjamin Doran

Lara Flint

Riley Hackett

Mia Jarrett

Tynan Johnston

Kieran Jones

Ellie Lambkin

Blair Meyers

Elise Reynolds

Georgina Roach

Lili Sabine

Hayden Schwenke

Jack Sherman

Josie Varnum

Michael Walker

Under 12’s

Benjamin Aston

Nathan Birkett

Sophie Casey

Jaimee Dobson

Jacob Findlay

Sianan Fraser-Woodcock

Grier Gillies

Violet Hancock

Bronte Hardy

Vianne Haydon

Blair Johnston

Gabriella King

Holly McKelligott

Archie Nelmes

Hugh Nicholson

Ronan Pirozzi

Caitlyn Radmore

Abby Radmore

Saffron Sabine

Cooper Studdert

Under 13’s

Abbey Cameron

Larni Cotterill

Marley Flint

Angus Flook

Imogen Garry

Leisel Gillies

Adelaide Markey

Jessica Mulhearn

Aphra O’Brien-Slade

Nicola Owen

Amelia Ross

Kim-Hung Smith

Nicola Walker

Sophie Wood

Under 14’s

Tyler Davey

Charlie Harrison

Bryn Higgins-Murray

Georgia Pike

Tahlia Powell

Nathan Sutton


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2013/2014 ACTIVE MEMBERS Graham Adam*

Judith Alexander*

Francesca Amorosi*

Troy Anderson

William Apps Hannah Archer - Lawton*

Jacqueline Arnold*

Scott Asimus

Dale Axford

William Bamberry*

Matthew Barton

Scott Bishop*

Penelope Britz*

Timothy Brushaber*

Kevin Buckley*

Charles Bugbird*

Sarah Bugbird*

Georgia Bugbird

Cal Burke*

Sally Burns

Peter Campbell*

Anne Capararo*

Todd Cathcart*

William Clifton

Max Convey*

Philip Cooke*

Britt Coombe

Grant Cooper

Jessica Coote*

Elizabeth Curk

Rosemary Dan*

Robert Dan*

Michael Dan

Peter Davis

Joanne Denham*

Ben Donaldson

Michael Donovan*

Paul Doran*

Craig Doyle*

Ashleigh Dunleavy

Christopher Fairhall

Elissa Fletcher*

Lawrence Flick*

Kay (Kate) Flint*

Jocelyn Flook*

Peter Flook*

Rodney Fordham*

Ralph Foster*

Emma Gale*

Mal Garbutt*

Brendon Garbutt*

Mark Gardiner

Sandra Gilshenan*

Kristy Greenshields

Christopher Griffin

Brad Griffin

Samantha Groves*

Nathan Guinness

Jonathon Hamilton*

Lance Hamilton

Robert Handley*

Duncan Handley*

Kate Handley

Stephen Hannon

Chris Harris

Adrian Harte*

Samuel Heagney

Samantha Hickey

Simon Hill*

Brett Hillcoat*

Nicholas Hincks

Jennifer Hoar

David Hoar*

Lisa Hoar*

Anne-Marie Holley

Jana Hull

Mark Jackson*

Alex Jenkins

Evan Jobling*

Phillip Jobling*

Robert Kane

Timothy Karbowiak

Jennifer Kaye*

Angela Keen

Iain Kelso*

Phillip Kendall*

Scott Kirkman*

Leah Kitley*

Nicole Lacey*

Edward Langdon

Alex Lautenschlager

Jack Lee*

John Lehman*

Michael Leong*

Jonathon Lloyd

Stuart Longman

Simon Lovell*

Anthony Lowe*

Aaron McDonald

Justin McDonald*

Megan McKee

Nathan Mckelligott

Donald McLachlan

Dane Miller

Garry Miller*

Joel Morris

Darren Moses

Philip Mosgrove*

Glen Mulhearn*

Matthew Mulhearn*

Peter Mulhearn*

Geoffrey Murray*

Gregory Nelmes

Stuart Nelmes

Nuatali Nelmes

Nick Newton*

Simon O’Brien

Susan O’Loughlin*

Mark Owen*

Peta Owen*

Michael Palmer*

George Pantelopoulos

Jamie Paras

Genoveffa Pezzimenti*

Erin Pither

John Powell*

Andrew Powell*

Richelle Powell

Quentin Pursey

Catherine Reed*

David Rees*

Gary Richards

Anthony Robinson*

Janiece Roche*

Norman Rodgers*

Gayle Rowney*

Bruce Rummins*

Kathy Russell

Paul Ryan*

Mark Ryan*

Ellie Ryan*

Bernie Sabine*

Grant Schofield*

Wendy Scott

Cassandra Screen

Shane Shanks

Jason Simmons

Shane Smede

Lauren Soars*

Michael Spillane*

Kathryn Spong* Josephine Springthorpe*

Jessica Stack

Patricia Stallard

Stephen Stallard

Warren Sterling*

Jackie Sterling

Kieren Stevens*

James Stevenson*

Gregory Struck*

Stacey Sykes*

Tamara Tancred

Richard Taylor*

Michael Taylor

Angela Tiedeman*

Ellen Tiedeman

Clare Tiedeman

Stephen Trimble

Paul Trute

John Ure*


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ACTIVE MEMBERS CONTINUED Craig Vandenberg*

David Vaughan

John Vazey

Meredith Veale*

Terry Wall*

Kristen Wall

Karen Wallace*

Hannah Walton

Greg Wendt*

Ben West

Jennifer Williams

Dom Willson*

Ian Wilson*

Samantha Wilson*

Chris Wilson*

David Wood*

Mark Woodcock*

Toni Woodcock*

Allan Woodhams*

Nathan Wright*

Phillip Young

*Indicates 100% Patrol Attendance for 2013/2014 Season (see also Active Members 15-18yrs and Cadets)

RESERVE ACTIVE MEMBERS Shane Buggy*

Glenn Crompton*

Matthew Dan

Colin Dixon

Robert Freedman

Kyle Garrett

Robert Hawes

David Soars

ACTIVE MEMBERS (15-18YRS) Connor Buckley

Bridget Buckley*

Zoe Doran*

Fergus Doyle*

Cloey Garbutt*

Keelin Garry

Janne Gleeson*

Illias Gore

Miranda Griffin

Jackson Kirkman*

Laura Riedel

Thomas Rutsch

Damien Ryan*

Demi Ryner

Jordann Studdert*

Thomas Vandenberg

Alexander Voutnis*

Emily Wood

Nicholas Young*

CADETS Ehrin Bishop

Tane Charman*

Teigan Cotterill*

William Davies

Izac Findlay*

Harrison Gresham

Damian Hoar*

Emily Mulhearn

Dominic Payne

Dante Pirozzi*

Tulley Powell

Clare Rutsch

Jasmin-Rae Wardrop

AWARD MEMBERS Elizabeth Bugbird


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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2013/2014

See separate document


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Surf Club Contact details: [email protected]

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