Clovelly Surf Life Saving CLUB 105th Annual Report Season 2010 | 2011 2 CSLSC 105th Annual Report patrons office bearers President SLSA, Mayor Of Randwick, Member President Jim King For Wentworth, Member For Coogee, President Vice President Geoff James SLSNSW, President SLSS. Vice President Paul Smith Secretary Tania Rouse agenda Treasurer Paul Zaja 1. Opening and welcome Club Captain Seb Pearce 2. Confirm the minutes of the previous AGM. Chief Training Officer Chris Thompson 3. Adoption of the Annual Report and Director Of Competition Wendy Pepper Financial Statement. Publicity Officer John McNamee 4. Motion of Affiliation with Surf Lifesaving Social Secretary Russ Byrne Australia. Assistant Secretary Karon Lekeu 5. Election of Office Bearers. Registrar Pat Thompson 6. Set Annual Subscriptions and Dues for the Assistant Treasurer Brad Peterson following season. IT Manager Mick Feiner 7. Adoption of the Special Resolution. Assistant Chief Training Officer Laura Percy 8. Election of Life Members. IRB Captain Andrew Radford Assistant IRB Captain - Recruitment Officer Paul Jennings House Captain Adam Maroon O H & S Officer Gary Pepper Vice Captain Paul Jennings Mick Feiner Russ Byrne First Aid Officer Lyndall Sank Radio Officer Tony Beger Gear Steward Phil Sweeney Co Gear Steward - Junior Captain Gerry McGillion Boat Captain Adam Maroon Board Ski and Swim Captain Al Pausey Beach Captain Deb Evans

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4 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Secretaries Report On behalf of the management committee it gives Clovelly SLSC will have 5 members on the Board me great pleasure to present the 105th Annual of Lifesaving for Sydney next season; Glen Clarke, report for the season 2010-2011 together with Director of Life Saving, John McNamee, Deputy the financial statements and balance sheet for Director of Life Saving, Mark Percy, Randwick the year ending 30th April 2011 of the Clovelly District Lifesaving Supervisor, Tania Rouse, Surf Lifesaving Club Incorporated. Randwick District Education Supervisor and Chris I have found this season, my first as club secretary, Thompson, Randwick District Assistant Education challenging but very enjoyable. I must say a big Supervisor. This demonstrates the talent and thank you to Karon Lekeu in assisting me with the commitment of the members of Clovelly SLSC hand over of the role and also by being assistant and is something we can all be proud of. secretary for the year. Her experience and We have maintained a high number of members guidance has been invaluable. Another thank in particular bronze medallion holders this season you must also go to the club’s paid administrator and our active members patrolling on the beach Karen Beale without whose help things would be have increased from last season. a lot harder and traumatic. Finally I must thank Finally I would like to acknowledge all those the management committee for their support officer bearers who are not on the management and guidance through the season. committee but who also work tirelessly behind The 2010-2011 season has been a very successful the scenes to keep the day-to-day operations of one for the club in which we can say no lives were the club working smoothly. lost and we also gained 7 awards at the Sydney Awards Of Excellence. On a personal note I was Tania Rouse also humbled to be awarded Surf Lifesaver of the Secretary Clovelly SLSC year for Sydney which gave me enormous pride to accept. It is amazing when you go to these awards how many people work tirelessly behind the scenes and what a tremendous organisation Surf Lifesaving is and one I am very proud to be a member of. This has also been a big season for the club in the building of the under ground storage shed giving us ample storage room for the senior club, nippers and boaties. Substantial repairs and upgrade work have been completed on the hall by the council with our club now being modernized and an envy of other clubs. This would not have been achieved without the tireless work of the building committee consisting of Mark Percy, Ken Ryan and Paul Smith. Thank you gentlemen your work is greatly appreciated. The Education team has had a very successful year increasing the number of awards achieved compared to last season and also upgrading members from the old ARC award to the new ARTC award. 7 club members are also regularly seen assessing exams in the Randwick district.

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6 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Presidents Report The club is proud to say “No lives lost” this season. The 11 members were Bob Callaghan, Ken Ryan, This year the club has undertaken one of the most Garry Stubbs, Mark Percy, Tania Rouse, Dave ambitious building projects in the clubs history. Cunningham, John Stewart, Ian Eccles, Deb The boatshed is a facility which will serve many Taylor, Seb Pearce and myself. generations of the Clovelly community – surfclub We have also been inundated with support by members, nippers and swimmers. To finance it by people buying a brick at $100 each. I cannot the existing club membership of a small club like name all these people due to time constraints ours would not have been possible. but they are acknowledged on the plaque we are Both the State Government and the council have about to unveil. proved to be great supporters of surf lifesaving in To lift a park, build a boatshed and put the park general and Clovelly surfclub in particular. back was always an ambitious project. It would The State Govt of NSW has provided $360k in not have been possible without the help of so grants for this project. Special thanks to Paul many people. Pearce our local member who was pivotal in From our club’s point of few there are a few people helping us get this money. Thanks Paul. I would I need to mention. These people all worked in also like to thank SLS NSW who assisted in the a voluntary capacity and this project took up a first tranche of this grant money. huge amount of their time The Randwick City Council has also provided us Firstly I would like to thank Mark Percy. Mark has with enormous assistance. This includes been chair of the building committee. In this role he has worked on the strategy of developing the • $80k interest free loan, club buildings, filled in all the funding applications • $165k total grant and organized all the supporting documentation • They have also recently rebuilt the club roof – a huge task in itself and then overseen the to remove asbestos and undertaken other project liaising with all stakeholders. This has all structural work under the supervision of been carried out with Mark’s trademark attention club member Craig Mullins to detail and accuracy and this is a big part of the reason why the project has gone so well. This takes the total spent on the club by the council to $350k They also provide a substantial annual grant and undertook the landscaping works above and around the building out of their recurrent operating budget. They are great supporters of the surf clubs in the district and I would like to pay tribute to the mayor and councillors for that support. The club is not able to raise loans in a normal commercial way due to its legal status and assets being difficult to monetize so we have had to borrow from members.

11 club members lent $10k each without any 1. security out of support for the club. As I rang many 1. RCC annual grant presentation of them with a long sales spiel I was normally cut Left to right: Yvette Rutherford (Sth Maroubra), short as they wanted just to know how much and Tony Waller (Coogee), Geoff James (Clovelly), Trent Thompson (Maroubra), Karl Solomonson (ORB3) how to make the payment. Others who had not been approached and had heard about the need for funds approached me at the beach or in cafes with offers of money. Isn’t it great to be a part of the Clovelly Surfclub. CSLSC 105th Annual Report 7 Presidents Report cont... I would also like to acknowledge the huge is making it increasingly difficult for us to get workload of Paul Smith. He has spent a lot of members to take on roles. We have been very time on the ground here meeting suppliers, lucky to get someone of Seb’s capability and letting people in and checking issues. The other energy and ability to work with people. Seb has building committee members were Paul Zaja and been ably assisted by his offsiders Paul Jennings, Ken Ryan who also did a great job. Russ Byrne and Mick Feiner. Sadly Seb has had Paul Zaja who has ended up running a bank to to stand down this year and I thank him for his keep up with all the loans and donations as well contribution. as accurately maintaining the books has done a great job as club Treasurer. I would also like to thank the Randwick City Council for the way they worked with us in planning approving and making this project happen. I would like to thank the many councilors over the last three years who have supported this plan and also the council staff. 1. In particular Ray Brownlee the General Manager whose door has always been open, he doesn’t like being given credit for things but when you deal with him things tend to happen very quickly and also Hayley Sedgekin who has been the project liaison and the many other council staff who have helped us. We have been constantly amazed and delighted by the speed with which things are done, the willingness to look for other 2. ways to help us out and their patience as we kept going back with more requests. We also thank our professional advisers and contractors for a job well done. Our Builder J + CG Constructions did a great job – we would specifically like to thank project manager Theo Pengliss, the unflappable foreman Stefan Rakwski, Mark Guerreiro, and Clovelly Surfclubs own Aiden Fitzgerald. I would like to thank Simon Figures at Glass 3. Outlook for donating the plaque recognizing all involved. Congratulations to Club Captain Seb Pearce on an excellent job as Captain this year. Seb has only joined the club in recent years and has been prepared to step up and assist the club in this role. Seb has shown great skill in balancing the many demands of all stakeholders. As a small club we are struggling with the 4. increasing demands from district and branch 1 to 4. Boat shed development (particularly in the growth of meetings) and it

8 CSLSC 105th Annual Report This year on Veterans Day we acknowledged The Sports Lunch was again a great success. Barry Dunne and Lou Lombardi for 50 years Thanks to Steve Chimes Gillies for MC’ing and service and 25 years service for Steve Yeates and providing so many guest speakers. To the guest Paul Hobson. It was a proud day for these great speakers Anthony Cummings, John Peard, Jeff club men and on behalf of all members I would Sayle, Clocker Thompson and Mark Ellison . And like to thank them for their contribution to the to the sponsors, particularly James Brindley of club. Tooheys, Zac Davis of the Clovelly Hotel and There have been a number of developments on Jenny Eliades of Top Cat Catering. Joe and Digby the commercial side of the club. The club finalized from Journey Masters and Sharon Byrne from a new lease with Top Cat Catering after a selective Langham Hotels. Thanks also to Brad Scanlan tender process which has increased substantially for donating a painting of the club house to be the funds that will be available from the catering auctioned. facility. We have also signed a new club sponsor, Congratulations to my fellow Sports lunch McGrath Real Estate. Thanks to Rod Fox and Paul committee members Ken Ryan, Paul Zaja, Paul Jennings for working on this with us. Smith, Geoff James, Paul Jennings, Russ Byrne Paul Jennings has also instituted the Club and Tania Rouse. They have done a great job Christmas raffle in partnership with the Nippers. again. We believe this will be a great fundraiser in the This year Paul Jennings and his family took over years to come. the running of the BBQ and we hope this will This year the Club has taken on production of the continue next year. The Carpark collections have annual report and selling of the sponsorships. We continued to be a great contributor to the club hope this will enable us to get closer to sponsors this year and thanks must go to Bill and Barry and get them more involved in the club and Phillips. the community. We would like to thank Michael Congratulations to all club members on a great Spooner and Natasha Newman for their work in effort at the Tama 2 Cloey swim. The day was a this area. great success and showed our club in a great The Clovelly Golf Day was back this year just a bit way combining our enthusiasm and great more up market. Under the shrewd leadership volunteering attitude with a high degree of of Brad Peterson the golf day was moved to St professionalism. Michaels Golf Club and aimed at a corporate I would particularly like to thank the organizing audience. It was a great success. Thanks also to committee Paul Jennings, Wendy Pepper, Jason Matt Scott who helped out on the day. Featon and Laura Percy. Many months of planning The Presentation Night was held earlier this year and hard work went into making this day a great and at a new venue. This was designed to take into success. account members views on ticket pricing and to try and get it more involved in the season. Thanks to Social Secretary Russ Byrne and his assistant Sharon Byrne for their help over the year with all the functions and particularly this event.

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1. Speakers John Peard & Jeff Sayle share yet another joke at the Club Sports Lunch 2. Veterans Day

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CSLSC 105th Annual Report 9 Presidents Report cont... Also special mention should go to Glen Clarke Junior Captain Gerry McGillion took on the at the first aid tent. Andrew Radford, Alex Finch, important role of developing the junior members Tania Rouse and Mark Hetherington out for hours of the club. He put together a programme on the IRBs – laying out the course and water including Volleyball, lawn bowling and numerous safety. fitness and lifesaving opportunities. How to keep Club Captain Seb Pearce had a big week painting Junior members is one of our great challenges. buoys and preparing equipment and people Gerry has done a great job and set up a platform for water safety. Then there were the many on for further development. the Water safety – too many to name them all. Former president Glen Clarke was tireless in his Among their numbers were former President role as Club delegate and I would like to thank and life member Geoff James and Board and Ski him for this. I would also like to thank Vice captain Al Pausey. Presidents Geoff James and Paul Smith for their The BBQ saw life member Ken Ryan and wife tireless work. Anne back in action helping the club ably assisted Geoff this year added another milestone to his by Molly Cox, Michelle O’Shea Rusty Byrne and many achievements when he published the of course it is not a BBQ at Clovelly without Ozi 100th edition of Off The Square. For any members Ozdemir and Sue Turner. not able to get to the club often this is a great Jo Cooper and Susie Peterson did a great job summary of what is going on in the club. spotting up on the headland This year we were pleased to celebrate another Well done to the rowers who helped with the milestone – 10 years of the Giles Gym class at beach set up overseen by Life Member Paul Smith Clovelly Surfclub. Well done to Ken Stone, Peter and Rowing Captain Adam Maroon. Schuman, John Heperi and Ian Eccles for the assistance they have given so many people over Finally all the helpers down on the beach Lyndall the years. It has been a true partnership providing Sank, Deb Taylor, Heidi Norman did a great job us with Patrolling members, Nippers water safety removing timing bracelets, handing out fruit and and some welcome rent money! water. Clovelly Education team has continued to live Competition Director Wendy Pepper has up to the high standards of recent years. Chris continued a varied programme of events around Thompson has continued to take squads as well the club and in the interclub competitions. as undertake the very big co-ordination role of She has been ably assisted by Deb Taylor. Congratulations to all who competed at the Masters State and National championships. Boat Captain Adam Maroon has done a great job in getting a number of crews in the Water this year including a promising crew of younger members.

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1. Santa 2. Clarkie, Tania Rouse & John McNamee lead spinal rescue traning in the Bay

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10 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Chief Training Officer. A large number of awards Club life member Ken Ryan has donated his time were achieved this year and particularly pleasing to oversee the Clovelly Surf Club Swimming Club were the efforts to rebuild the capability of the for Juniors on Saturday mornings for the 28th IRB area of the Club. We would also like to thank consecutive season. This is an incredible effort of Garry Cheer and the Maroubra Surf Club for their community service which is much bigger than assistance in this area. just the Surfclub itself. The club has again done well at the Branch Overall we have had another great year at Clovelly awards of Excellence with the following members and I would like to extend my congratulations to winning Awards all life savers who patrolled Clovelly and Gordon’s Tania Rouse Life Saver Of The year Bay and all the other members of the club who supported them. Mark Percy Assessor of the Year Chris Thompson Training Officer of the Year Jim King Molly Cox U17 Lifesaver of the Year Club President Patrol 13 Rescue Of The Year Jessica Wheatley Highly Commended U19 Lifesaver of the Year Patrol 13 Highly Commended Patrol of the Year. The congratulations of all members are extended to them. On the Administration front congratulations must go to Tania Rouse for her efforts in streamlining the administration, preparing the annual report and organizing the general meeting. It also 1. should be noted that Tania has continued her huge role within Surf lifesaving – Offshore 3, IRB Trainer, Bronze squad trainer, patroller and assessor. I would also like to acknowledge the support and great results of the other parts that make up the Clovelly Surfclub - Nippers, Eskimos and the Clovelly Swimming Club. Rod Fox has had a great year as President of the Nippers and by putting in a huge effort (attending nearly all meetings) he has been able to build a close relationship with the club. Hopefully this relationship will continue 2. to provide the Nippers with lifesaving and water support and encourage nippers to progress through to the patrols at the club.

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12 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Treasurers Report A surplus of $25,265 was recorded by the I would also like to thank Billy and Barry Phillips club this year. This is down on last year due who once again have done an amazing job to a combination of a fall in income and an collecting car park donations. Considering the increase in expenses. The fall in Donations amount of inclement weather during the last and Sponsorship is reflective of the current season they have managed to collect $17,519. economic climate. The reduction in Top Cat These are invaluable funds for the club. fees is a combination of reduced bookings and a change in the lease arrangements the Club Once again the Sports lunch was a social and has with Top Cat. From 1 November 2011 Top financial success. This function has now become Cat will be paying a quarterly fee rather than a fixture in the club’s social calendar. Thanks to the Club receiving room hire fees. This change Ken Ryan and his band of helpers who put this in lease arrangements will be beneficial for the function together. Club in the long term. This year at St Michaels Golf Club Brad Peterson The Club currently holds cash reserves of and Matt Scott put together a very successful $222,826. The reduction in reserves from Golf Day. We are hoping that we can build on last year is due to the construction of the Brad and Matt’s hard work to turn this into an new storage facility. I would like to thank the annual event. Paul Jennings ran a Christmas members that provided loans to the club to raffle. In conjunction with the Nippers this may allow the construction to be completed on become one of our major fund raisers in years time. President King has already named them in to come. his report and I would like to pass on my thanks as well. Your assistance was invaluable. There Finally I would like to thank Bryan Mortensen are further building works that are currently who audited and put the financial statements going through council approval. These works together. are expected to be carried out in the coming 12 months Paul Zaja Treasurer

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CSLSC 105th Annual Report 13 financials CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 APRIL 2011 Note 2011 2010 $ $

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash 222,826 488,246 Receivables 81,959 8,537 Stock on Hand - T-Shirts 10,042 15,877 $314,827 $512,660

NON CURRENT ASSETS

Property, Plant and Equipment 50,079 58,579 Leasehold Improvements 783,009 457,590 $833,088 516,169

TOTAL ASSETS $1,147,915 $1,028,829

LESS: LIABILITIES CURRENT Other Creditors & Accruals 8,834 4,080 Loans - Members 13,902 4,080 Unearned Income 6,480 11,315 29,216 15,395 NON-CURRENT Loan – Randwick Council 80,000 -

TOTAL LIABILITIES 109,216 15,395 NET ASSETS $1,038,699 $1,013,434

Represented by:- MEMBER’S EQUITY Changes in Members’ Equity Opening Retained Earnings 1,013,434 928,708 Add: Surplus for the Year 25,265 84,726 Retained Earnings at year end $1,038,699 1,013,434 TOTAL MEMBERS’ EQUITY $1,038,699 $1,013,434

These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which form part of the accounts.

14 CSLSC 105th Annual Report CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2011 2011 $ $

REVENUE Subscriptions & Locker Fees 73,725 68,200 Donations & Sponsorships 47,397 83,874 Interest Received 12,167 11,625 GST Refund - 1,259 Hall Hire 8,619 4,866 Top Cat 45,826 62,940 Council Subsidies 30,000 31,250 Sydney Water Subsidy - 5,500 Car Park Income 17,519 18,410 Club Functions Income 17,555 14,616 Raffles 7,342 2,542 Fines etc 483 552 Sundry income 22,655 5,233 283,288 310,567 Less: EXPENSES Administration 8,636 8,328 Amortisation Improvements 54,048 28,600 Carnivals & Championships 5,169 16,078 Cleaning 7,423 6,807 Depreciation 16,923 16,561 First Aid Course & Supplies 1,696 1,588 General Expenses 11,435 14,345 Insurance 14,781 5,043 Interest – members’ Loans 1,698 - Lifesaving Gear & Equipment 28,819 12,105 License fees - 374 Light & Power 5,869 5,614 Miscellaneous 5,971 5,246 Postage 647 1,639 Presentation Night 7,897 3,125 Printing & Stationery 1,245 2,092 Promotions & Entertainment 11,821 4,380 Rent - Council 867 - Repairs & Maintenance 28,168 34,632 S.L.S.A. Affiliation Fees 14,328 15,891 S.L.S.A. Awards 3,944 1,079 Telephone 2,088 2,792 T-Shirts 1,689 5,811 Training camps 2,340 1,800 Trophies 11,958 25,281 Wages 4,568 2,650 Water Rates 3,995 3,980 258,023 225,841 Surplus for Year $25,265 $84,726

These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which form part of the accounts.

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 15 financials cont... CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2011

1. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

(a) Basis of Accounting

These financial statements are a general purpose financial report which has been drawn up in accord- ance with Australian Accounting Standards and other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board and the N.S.W. Charitable Fundraising Act and Regulations. The finan- cial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on an accruals basis and is based on historical costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations of non-current assts have been prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention. The accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of the previous year. For the first time the reports contain the consolidated result of The Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club and its affiliates, The Clovelly Nippers and The Clovelly Eskimos Winter Swimming Club. The comparative figures have been amended to reflect this change. The following is a summary of the material accounting policies adopted.

(b) Depreciation and Fixed Assets

Depreciation has been charged on fixed assets at rates assessed to match the cost of each of the assets over their economic life.

(b) Leasehold Improvements

The Club has a 25 year lease over its premises which are owned by Randwick City Council. The im- provements are being amortised over the life of the lease. During the year additions costing $756,130 were made. This cost has been reduced by Grants received from SLSA NSW and the NSW Government of $376,663 resulting in a net cost of $379,467 to be amortised over the remaining 16 years of the lease.

© Income Tax

The Club is exempt from income tax.

16 CSLSC 105th Annual Report CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2011

2011 2010 $ $ CASH Current Accounts at Banks 222,826 197,812 Term Deposits - 290,434 $222,826 $488,246

PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT

Plant and Equipment Surf Boats & Equipment - at Cost 46,679 46,679 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 46,553 46,080 $126 $599

IRB Fully Equipped - at cost 41,956 41,956 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 18,942 23,271 $13,014 $18,685

Furniture and Fixtures - at Cost 72,250 67,174 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 46,599 41,543 $25,651 $25,631

Surf Craft & Lifesaving Equipment- at Cost 45,213 41,866 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 33,925 28,202 $11,288 $13,664

$50,079 $58,579

DONATIONS & SPONSORSHIPS

Bendigo Bank 2,000 4,000 Coogee Palace 2,000 - Raffles 6,025 8,628 South’s Juniors 5,000 10,000 Randwick Labour Club - 15,000 Raine & Horne - 5,000 Sportsmen’s Lunch - 2,142 DHL - 4,090 General 9,308 26,834 Members 6,130 7,880 $30,463 $83,574

INTEREST RECEIVED

General Accounts at Banks 3,634 882 Bendigo Bank – Term Deposits 8,533 9,876 $12,167 $10,758

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 17 financials cont... CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. SCHEDULES TO THE CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2011

2011 2010 $ $

REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE

Building & Fixtures 19,059 27,246 General Repairs 1,869 2,855 IRB 3,797 297 Life Saving Gear & Equipment 3,443 1,304 $28,168 $31,702

DEPRECIATION

Furniture & Fixtures 5,055 5,025 IRB 5,671 4,892 Surf Boats 473 492 Surf Craft & Life Saving Equipment 5,724 6,152 $16,923 $16,561

FUNDRAISING

Sportsman’s Lunch Income 14,195 6,541 Less Expenses 3,876 4,399 $10,319 $2,142

The Sportsman’s lunch relates to that conducted in May, 2010. Income of $6,480 from the May 2011 lunch is shown in Statement of Financial Position as Unearned Income in the Liabilities.

18 CSLSC 105th Annual Report CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2011

2011 2010 $ $

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Revenue from Operations 279,940 340,991 Operating Expenses (208,958) (208,925) Interest received 12,167 11,625 Net GST(Payment) Receipt) (54,582) (7,854) 28,568 135,837

CASH FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Sale (Acquisition) of Assets (8,423) (16,954) Loans Received (net after repayments) 93,902 - Grants Received for Leasehold Improvements 371,855 - Leasehold Improvements (751,322) (18,505) (293,988) (35,459)

NET CASH FLOW FOR THE YEAR (265,420) 100,378 Cash at the Beginning of the Year 488,246 387,868

CASH AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR $222,826 $488,246

RECONCILIATION OF STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

Reconciliation of Surplus/(Deficit) for the Financial Year to Net Cash Flow from operating activities

Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year 25,265 84,726 Depreciation Expense 16,922 16,561 Amortisation Exp 54,048 28,600 Change in Assets and Liabilities (Increase)/Decrease in Receivables (73,421) (8,210) Increase/(Decrease) in Creditors (81) 11,305 (Increase)/Decrease in Stock 5,835 2,855 $28,568 $135,837

These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which form part of the accounts.

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 19 financials cont... CLOVELLY SURF LIFESAVING CLUB INC. INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE MEMBERS

Scope I have audited the accompanying consolidated financial statements, being a General Purpose Financial Report of Clovelly Surf Lifesaving Club Inc. and its affiliate organisations for the year ended 30 April, 2011 consisting of the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position, Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows, Consolidated Statement of Financial Performance and accompanying Notes. The Club Committee is responsible for the preparation and presentation of the consolidated financial statements and the information they contain. I have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members of the Club on their preparation and presentation.

The financial statements have been prepared for distribution to members for the purpose of fulfilling the Committee’s financial reporting requirements under the Club’s rules. I disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this report or on the financial statements to which it relates to any person other than the members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared.

My audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. My procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion as to whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements so as to present a view which is consistent with my understanding of the Club’s financial position and the results of its operations and cash flows.

The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.

Qaulification As is common in an organisation of this type it is not practical for the Club to maintain an effective system of internal control over income from raffles, car park income, fund raising events and, clothing sales. Accordingly, to this extent my audit was limited to amounts recorded and banked. I am therefore unable to express an opinion whether the said sources of revenue are complete

Qualified Audit Opinion

In my opinion, except for the effects on the financial report for such adjustments, if any, as might have been required had the limitation on my audit procedures referred to in the qualification paragraph not existed the financial report of the Clovelly Surf Lifesaving Club Inc. for the year ended 30 April, 2011 presents fairly the financial position of the Club as at 30 April, 2011 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended.

I also report that, subject to the above qualification: (a) the financial statements show a true and fair view of the fundraising appeals conducted during the year; (b) the accounting and associated records have been properly kept during the year in accordance with the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 and the Regulations; (c) money received as a result of fundraising appeals conducted during the year has been properly accounted for and applied in accordance with Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 and the Regulations; (d) at the date of this report there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

20 CSLSC 105th Annual Report CLOVELLY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC.

Declaration By The Treasurer in respect of Fundraising Appeals

I, Paul Zaja hereby declare that in my opinion:

The accounts give a true and fair view of all Income and Expenditure with respect to fundraising appeals.

The Consolidated Statement of Financial Position gives a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Club with respect to fundraising appeals, and:

The provisions of the Charitable Fundraising Act, 1991 and the Regulations under that Act and the conditions at- tached to the fundraising authority have been complied with by the Club, and;

The internal controls exercised by the Club are appropriate and effective in accounting for all Income received by the Club from any of it’s fundraising appeals

Dated this day of July, 2011

Paul Zaja Treasurer

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22 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Clu b Captains Report I would like to congratulate and thank all The early part of the season was quite difficult patrolling members for an excellent season, for our patrollers with many changes to once again with no lives lost. storage areas and equipment and continuing Firstly, I would like to congratulate our Patrol renovations. award winners for an outstanding effort during This season saw a new Patrol Captain in Angus the 2010/11 season. They are: Fontaine for Patrol 3, as well as numerous Club Person of the year Gerry McGillion volunteers coming up into the Patrol Vice Junior Club Person Madeleine Wheatley Captain positions in various patrols. A good illustration of the benefits of having these Patrol Person Molly Cocks Patrol Vice Captains was when Helen Callaghan Competitor John McNamee stepped in, at short notice; from Vice Captain of Most promising member Junior Taurail Patrol 13 to cover the Captaincy of Patrol 13 with Training Officer Tania Rouse 3 patrols to go and did a fantastic job. Special recognition Laura Percy Several Patrol Captains are “retiring” next season Patrol of the year Patrol 6: and I urge any Patrol vice captains or patrol members to put their hand up if the position Gerry McGillion, Lyndall Sank, Manfred Freinkel, of Captain or Vice Captain of a patrol interests Gordon Manuel, Tom O’Connor, Alan Pausey, them. Paul Zaja, Paul Simmons, Jack Whitaker, Bianca Manuel, Stuart Wright, Jess Cremen, Kaitlan Patrol 13 had a very successful rescue and Galvan-Sullivan, Rod Greig. resuscitation early January. Thanks to some alert patrolling, quick thinking and some great Well done to all. initiative the unconscious, non-breathing patient was rescued from the bay and made a full recovery after a stay in hospital. Congratulations to Pat O’Shea and his patrol.

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CSLSC 105th Annual Report 23 Clu b Captains Report cont... Once again a large number of awards were Patrolling numbers continue to remain attained this year. Special thanks to Chief strong and I welcome our new members and Instructor Chris Thompson on his efforts. The congratulate them on achieving their Bronze pool of instructors has increased this year Medallion. A total of 31 Bronze medallion and I thank Cath Barry, Molly Cocks and Karen members joined patrols this season as well as 15 Lekeu, for helping get more of our new and SRCs. old members trained and upgraded. I urge all Well done to all those who achieved 100% members to increase their skills especially in the awards and to Tony Berger who once again lifesaving skills of ARTC. Don’t just rely on your reached 100% this year whilst manning Basic Bronze get in there and increase your skills. the radios at Surfcomm. The allocation of After watching Patrol 13 in action, the ARTC is 100% award was quite a complex task due next on the list for me. to difficulties reading Patrol Log entries and The club is still struggling to get IRB drivers collation into surfguard. I ask any member who trained and assessed and this is causing the feels that they were omitted to contact me. club a lot of problems in keeping the IRB on The Tama to Cloey swim was once again a (safe) all patrols, in fact this year we were short on success thanks to the many volunteers. In all 4 patrols. This season Tania Rouse qualified as there were close to 70 volunteers on the day and an IRB driver and late in the season became your contributions helped make the day a great an instructor. It is anticipated that in the near success. Thank you to those who once again future Tania will qualify as an assessor and this volunteered, from active patrollers, actives and will substantially alleviate the main problems even a few veterans. of having members assessed and therefore Unfortunately some equipment on order was qualified to operate the IRB. unable to be delivered before the end of the I congratulate and thank our IRB drivers and season. You should see more new radios, glass their crews for the extended coverage they have and foam boards and a new trailer for the provided whilst we have been operating at such second IRB and a new all weather shade awning reduced levels. for the patrol area at the beginning of next season.

1. Danielle Stewart, Madeleine Wheatley & Ava Gallagher 1. work out during a wet patrol

24 CSLSC 105th Annual Report It has been one of my frustrations this year that some great ideas from patrollers have not been actioned as quickly as I would have liked. These would include but not limited to the Northern Promenade lock box, the painting of no standing area associated with the driveway onto the northern promenade. Unfortunately these ideas require approval from not just the committee, but also third parties. The club is endeavouring to have these ideas and issues actioned. My position as Captain this year would not have been as effective if it were not for the various stewards that looked after specific areas of the 1. club. I appreciate your hard work and input and 1. The Tom Caddy Cup. Lyn Chapman, Wendy Pepper, Ken Stone, Ken Ryan, Rod Fox & Jim King once again thank you for making my position 2. Boaties swept by Boof head out for an evening session as a “brand new’ Club Captain easier. Your experience in these positions was invaluable. Lastly, thank you to the patrollers this year it has been learning experience and I appreciate the support this year. I have enjoyed the challenge and I hope you have found some benefit in my Captaincy this year. I wish everyone a successful season in 2011- 2012

Seb Pearce Club Captain

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26 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Chief Training Officer Report In the 2010/2011 season Clovelly attained 231 Craig and Jess have been very instrumental awards, which are twice as many awards as the past two seasons training SRC for the club last season, which I am sure you will agree is so I would like to extend my thanks to them a massive achievement. This would not have and I would also like to welcome Karon to the been possible without the hard work and the education team. This squad received a lot of experience of the education team that I am very praise from the assessors, so we look forward to happy to be a part of. these guys patrolling and I look forward to them completing their Bronze in the near future. The break down of awards is as follows: This season we continued our training of the Bronze Medallion/Cert II in Public Safety 31 under 13 nippers to do their Resuscitation Surf Rescue Certificate 15 Certificate which was organized and run by Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management 6 Christopher Thompson, Laura Percy and Gerry Silver Medallion IRB Driver 1 McGillion. This award prepares the nippers before they attend camps and it also introduces Resuscitation Certificate 13 them to the SRC award that they will be Advanced Resuscitation Techniques Certificate (ARTC) 66 commencing next season. Apply First Aid 19 ATV Inductions 41 Radio Operators Certificate 14 IRB Crew Certificate 6 Spinal Management 6 Training Officer Bronze Medallion 2 Training Officer (ARTC) 6 Training Officer (IRB) 1 TAADEL301C Competence 2 Assessor (ARTC) 2

This season Clovelly ran three Bronze Medallion courses, one of the squads consisted of Surf

Rescue Certificate holders upgrading to Bronze. 1. The lead instructors of these squads were: Christopher Thompson, Mark Goodwin, Tania 1. Team One Rouse and Glen Clarke, this allowed for the 31 members to be trained up. These lead trainers also played a key role in mentoring two new trainers: Catherine Barry and Molly Cocks. The Clovelly Surf Club warmly introduces these new trainers to the education team. I would like to make special mention to Al Pausey. Al has very quickly become the board familiarization expert for any squad, especially when we have training sessions at Maroubra. Al’s wealth of experience is very comforting to new members; and to some trainers as well.

Clovelly also trained one very large squad of Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) candidates. This squad was trained by Craig and Jessica Wheatley who also mentored Karon Lekeu at the same time. CSLSC 105th Annual Report 27 Chief Training Officer Report cont... There were two main challenges facing our One area that the education team is looking education team this season. The first was to at making more inroads in is with IRBs. This upgrade our ATV drivers before 31 October. season we were very lucky to have Coogee SLSC This could not have been achieved without help us with our proficiencies and Gary Cheer the help of our IRB Captain – Andrew Radford, from Maroubra SLSC train our IRB Crew and IRB Gear Steward – Phil Sweeney and Chief Training Drivers. For this we are very thankful. Luckily Officer – Christopher Thompson. We were able this season we were able to get an IRB Training to upgrade 41 people, which is the second most Officer - Tania Rouse. This means we can start in the branch, which is another mammoth effort. training our own squads and it is also a step in In addition to our 41 members, Clovelly also the right direction towards being able to run our hosted about 30 ATV drivers from Coogee. own IRB proficiencies because Tania is intending on becoming an assessor. Great work Tania. The second and most important challenge was the upgrade of the Advanced Resuscitation I would also like to mention the amazing work Certificate (ARC) award to Advanced that our Assessors have done this season in Resuscitation Techniques Certificate (ARTC). This the Randwick District and in Sydney Branch. new award encompasses a deep understanding As mentioned above the Randwick District of resuscitation as well as the safe use of Education Supervisor and Assistant District defibrillation, manual suction and the use of Education Supervisor were both from Clovelly, Oropharyngeal airways. This new award puts all Glen Clarke and Mark Percy, along with John of this together to ensure amazing resuscitation. McNamee, Jenny McNamee, Tania Rouse and This new award saw the phasing out of two Christopher Thompson worked very hard this other awards, The ARC and Defibrillation, season which meant that Clovelly was well so therefore the education committee was represented at every Bronze and SRC exam this responsible for upgrading any member season. This is a great effort from these 6 guys who held their ARC to their ARTC before 31 and girls. December 2010. This was not a simple task and I would like to especially thank our three very busy ARTC assessors for taking charge of this task: Deputy Director of Lifesaving Sydney Branch – John McNamee, Education Supervisor Randwick District – Glen Clarke and Assistant Lifesaving and Assistant Education Supervisor Randwick District – Mark Percy. This would have been impossible without you. As well as their extensive work in the upgrade, John McNamee and Glen Clarke successfully trained a squad of seven new ARTC awardees, thanks you guys so much! 1.

1. ARTC - Glen Clarke, Angus Fontaine, Jo Emery, Another achievement that the Clovelly SLSC Molly Cocks, Rebecca Cocks, Jounior Taurail, is very proud of is the fact that we were the Damien Cocks only club in Sydney Branch to train the Radio Operators Certificate. For quite a few seasons now Tony Beger has run this course which allows members to become more familiar with the radio which means more effective radio communication whilst on patrol. Thanks Tony.

28 CSLSC 105th Annual Report The Education team also ran a thorough review of proficiencies this season and some changes have been made. Next season Radios will be incorporated into the proficiency as well as a change to CPR. The education team has also put together a proficiency handbook that each member will be receiving very soon.

Finally I would like to thank my Assistant Chief Training Officer Laura Percy. Laura has been a member of the education team for a long time and she has done a great job this season. Thank you Laura!

Finally one big thank you to the education team 1. and anyone who helped out, you have made my job this season a lot easier than I anticipated.

Christopher Thompson Chief Training Officer

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30 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Competition Directors Report Clovelly SLSC certainly tried hard this year we The Boaties started the season with a bang. competed at Wanda opens, Fingal Bay Masters, They had a lots of interest in rowing both male Freshwater Masters, Coogee Opens and Masters, and female. At one stage Adam and Boof where Manly Opens, Scotts Head Boats, Colloroy training three teams Masters, Open Reserve and Masters, Branch Masters, State Masters and of Women’s. Their open reserve team all obtaining course Aussies. their Bronzes and competing in the same year at Manly, Branch and State Carnivals. This years highlight we saw a return to the ocean amongst our competitors within Opens, At the NSW State Championships we saw a Juniors and Masters Elin Lehnbom, Karen Lekeu, record number of competitors flying the flag Heidi Norman, Caroline Smith, Jo Emery, Regina for Clovelly coming 22nd out of 76 clubs. Williams, Casey Pepper, Helene Sharp John Unfortunately due to the scheduling, the State McNamee, Mick McPherson, Al Pausey, Rodney and Nationals titles within 2 weeks we only Fox and of course John Stewart all competing in had 5 competitors who could manage both. surf swim events. We also saw Molly Cocks, Jo At Aussies, however, we still managed to bring Emery, Caroline Smith, Wendy Pepper, Andrew home 4 medals. Goodieson and Al Pausey competing on the board. A special thank you to Al Pausey who was added to the 200 yrs men’s relay at the last moment We saw the return of club competitions on due to one of our ex club members not showing Sundays although we could only schedule three up and helped them win Silver at NSW Sate competition events we had good numbers in all Championships. ages fun events and lots of camaraderie. I would like to thank all of our trainers; Kenny Ryan’s evening swim club started this Glen Lofts Sprint/Flags year. Numbers where lean at first but picked up as the water temperature got higher. His guest Patrick Manning Sprint swim coach Bobby Green was a massive bonus. Al Pausey Board/Ski Training the team at Coogee and Maroubra Ken Ryan Swim hence our growing numbers in the Surf Sports. Bob Green Surf Swimming Another first for our club was the Fingal Bay Adam Maroon & Paul Smith Boats Masters - this was a great weekend event. There were 25 clubs competing predominantly from Without their tireless efforts and time none the Northern and Central Coast Beaches. We of this would be possible. A big thank you to where the only ones from Sydney Metropolitan Junior Captain Gerry McGillion, Beach Captain Beaches. We had six competitors and managed Deb Evans and our officials Jennifer McNamee, to come 12th overall. The masters was held on Craig Wheatley, Rodney Fox Steve Yeates & a Saturday and a 2klm ocean swim was held on Bob Bransdon and of course Clovelly Surf club the Sunday which we all competed in except me and their committee for their support and – Elin Lehnbom came 2nd in her age group and encouragement. Jo Emery finished 4th. A great time had by all and this event will be on our calendar next year. Club Marathon - 1st Jethro James, 2nd Andrew Goodieson 3rd Dave Cunningham. On the beach we had a number of competitors Watsons Bay Run - 1st Justin James, 2nd doing the 2klm beach run Deb Evans, Elin Bernadette Chisholm, 3rd Deb Evans Lehnbon, Helene Sharp, Andrew Radford and Mick McPherson. This is one of the most Wendy Pepper gruelling beach events on the calendar. Competition Director

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 31 Competition Directors Report A ustralian Surf Lifesaving Masters and Open Championships - Kurrawa NSW Surf Lifesaving Championships - Kingscliffe Silver: John McNamee 65-69yrs Beach sprint Silver: Deb Evans 40-44 2klm Beach Sprint Bronze: Helene Sharp 30-35 2klm Beach Sprint Jo Emery 45-49 Beach Sprint Wendy Pepper 45-49 Beach Sprint Wendy Pepper 45-49 Beach Flags John McNamee 65-69 Beach Sprint John McNamee 65-69 Beach Flags John McNamee 65-69 Rescue Tube Al Pausey 200yrs Beach Relay Glen Lofts 200yrs Beach Relay Andrew Radford 200yrs Beach Relay John McNamee 200yrs Beach Relay

Bronze: Jo Emery 45-49 Beach Sprint Wendy Pepper 45-49 Beach Flags Deb Evans 170yrs Beach Relay Catherine Barry 170yrs Beach Relay Jo Emery 170yrs Beach Relay Wendy Pepper 170yrs Beach Relay

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1 & 2. Andrew Radford & Glen Lofts battled it out in the flags at Coogee 3. 2010 Gold medal 200 Yeas Beach Relay - John McNamee, Jaysen Lincoln, Mark Scott, Glen Lofts 4. Masters Nationals Competitors - Glen Lofts, Carloine Smith, Wendy Pepper, Jo Emery, John McNamee

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Gold: Caroline Smith 45-49 Surfboard Race Jo Emery 45-49 Surf Race Jo Emery 170yrs Beach Relay Wendy Pepper 170yrs Beach Relay Caroline Smith 170yrs Beach Relay Helene Sharp 170yrs Beach Relay John McNamee 65-69 Beach Sprint Paul Smith 180yrs Boat Race Adam Maroon 180yrs Boat Race Eric Graham 180yrs Boat Race Rob Rathborne 180yrs Boat Race Smiley 180yrs Boat Race

Silver: Caroline Smith 45-49 Surf Race Wendy Pepper 45-49 Beach Flags Elin Lehnbom 30-34 Surf Race John McNamee 65-69 Beach Flags

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CSLSC 105th Annual Report 33 List of 100% members Aaroney Emmanuel Gal-Sullivan Kaitlin Lekeu Karon Rouse Tania Anderson Scott Goodieson Andrew Lekeu Esther Sank Lyndall Barker-James Justin Goodieson Bronte Long Adam Say Jason Barry Catherine Goodieson Cathy Manual Bianca Sharpe Helen Beger Tony Goodwin Mark McCormack Brett Shanahan John Brown Caitlin Goodwin Matthew McDonald Paul Smith Carrie Brown Madeleine Goodwin Michael McGillion Gerry Stone Ken Byrne Russell Grant James McNamee Jennifer Sweeney Liam Cairns Hilary Griffin Nick McNamee John Sweeney Phil Callaghan Helen Greenhalgh Richard McPherson Michael Taurail Junior Carney Brett Guy Jenny Murray Chris Tassell Jason Chamberlain Jasmine Heatherington Mark Moseley Richard Thompson Chris Clarke Nadene Hessions David Norman Heidi Thompson Steve Cocks Amanda Hodge Andrew O’Sullivan Mary Trehy Eoghan Cocks Damien Hokin Adam Pausey Al Turner Jarrod Cocks Molly Hugo Dave Pearce Seb Weatherley Michael Cocks Rebecca Innes Colin Percy Andrew Wheatley Craig Cremen Jessica James Jethro Percy Laura Wheatley Jessica DeLacy Simon James Leanne Pepper Garry Wheatley Madeline Dunn Mikaela Jennings Paul Pepper Wendy Whitaker Jack Eccles Ian Johnson Rob Pollack Mike Whiteman Sean Emery Jo Kane Aiden Radford Andrew Wilmott Andrew Evans Deborah Kane Grace Radnedge Andrew Wong Derek Feiner Mick Kramer Jason Rathborne Robert Young Jason Finch Alex Laesk Josh Redmond Scott Zaja Paul Fontaine Angus Lehnborn Elin Rennie Alex Freinkel Manfred Lekeu Henri Rennie Annie SRC Anderson Kiara Duckworth Max Laing Angus Ryan Harry Clarke Erin Gallagher Ava Lekeu Kelsey Smirnotis Jake Cocks Angus Gallagher Finbar Pepper Casey Stewart Danielle Davoren Ryan Hartson harles Redmond Jessica Sqadrito Sam Cremen Kelly Hessions Emily Rowson Seb Whitaker Sophie members awarded with a year of sevice Adams Midori Fitzimmons Charles Kowelenko Nick Rowson Kevin Allcroft Richard Forbes Monique Looney Genevieve Ryan Matthew Badran Mick Fox Rod Maroon Adam Say Mitchell Beger Tony Goodwin Kevin Manual Gordon Scanlan Brad Bisson Garth Green Suzanne Money Geoff Simmons Paul Burnett James Greig Rod O’Connor James Smallman Neil Callaghan Oscar Innes Alexander O’Connor Thomas Walsh Andrew Cooper Jo-Anne Jackson Liz O’Shea Pat Ward Dylan Coyne Thomas James Geoff Peterson Susan Weir Al Coyne Francis Kane Alan Radford Michael Williams Ragina Cunningham David Killigrew Lee Radford Nathan Zhang Warren Doull Mark King Jim Roden Daniel

34 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Clovelly Nippers Chairman Report Season 2010/11 saw a record number of 396 Further development of our future lifesavers registered Clovelly Nippers. More importantly occurred at the 2 Sydney Branch development 372 obtained a SLSA award for surf lifesaving camps for under 11 and under 13 nippers. skills which range from the Surf Play Award for These camps are unique to the Sydney Branch under 6 Nippers through to the Surf Rescue and involve a weekend at Port Hacking with Certificate for our under 14’s. These activities approximately 100 other Nippers in the ensure that not only are the Nippers confident in same age group learning lifesaving skills and the beach environment but also make the beach participating in a range of activities ranging safer for others. from abseiling to Jet Ski rides. With only 6 – 8 people from each age group representing As an important part of the Australian surf Clovelly, competition for these places is intense lifesaving movement, Clovelly Nippers are and a real honor to represent the club at such an proud of the 16 under 14 Nippers who obtained important event. I encourage this years under the Surf Rescue Certificate and now fulfill the 10 and 12 Nippers who return next season to important obligation of providing voluntary aim for selection. Chaperones are also required surf lifesaving patrols - congratulations. They and they have as much fun as the Nippers. are credit to themselves and the club. I need to thank their Age Manager, Karon Lekeu who was assisted by Craig and Jess Wheatley training the SRC’s and mentoring the Nippers. The assessors were very complimentary about the Clovelly SRC group this season and commended these junior lifesavers for being very prepared and committed to their SRC training. The under 13 were not far behind with 12 of these Nippers obtaining the Resuscitation certificate

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CSLSC 105th Annual Report 35 Clovelly Nippers Chairman Report cont... Surf Sports is a fun and enjoyable part of Clovelly provided stiff competition in a number Nippers that aims to develop lifesaving skills. of events but results did not go our way with the This season saw Nippers competing not only team of Megan Jones, Jack Yeates, Matt Wylde in the regular Sunday morning handicap, point and Corey Carey taking out Bronze in the beach score and championship events but also at local relay at the Maroubra Carnival. Megan Jones was carnivals, Branch and State Championships. very competitive in all events at the Branch and Highlights for the season were: State Carnivals. • The annual Australia Day Challenge held against Tamarama at Tamarama which gave I look forward to increased participation by our Nippers the opportunity to compete in Clovelly Nippers next season at these events. the difficult surf of Tamarama • Clovelly hosting the Randwick Shield at The season would not be so successful if not for Coogee. This competition between the volunteers who contribute to the Nippers. These 4 Randwick Council surf clubs (Clovelly, start with the Age Managers and their various Coogee, Maroubra and South Maroubra) was helpers - Lara and Nicole (u6), Mark (u7), Mick keenly contested. A special thank you to the (u8), Ainslie (u9) Steve (u10), Julianna & Andrew assistance provided by Coogee and those (u11), Suzanne and Lee (u12), Gerry & John (u13) from Clovelly who contributed to this great and Karon (u14), the water safety Ken and Scott day (especially the Under 8 volunteers on particularly, Registrar Rebecca, Treasurer Craig, the BBQ) Shop Suzie, Competition Wendy, BBQ – Julie, • The inaugural twilight nippers which saw John and Earle, and others involved in activities different events being contested including ranging from running ironman and other waterpolo and what somebody thought competition days to conducting training (Troy resembled a mosh pit but was actually under and Andrew in particular) 6 v under 7 in beach soccer I urge all parents/guardians to volunteer their time and efforts to ensure the children are provided with the wonderful opportunity of being a nipper. It is encumbent on all parents to help out wherever possible – do not be afraid to volunteer. The Nippers cannot survive without your help. Congratulations to the two parents Lara (under 6 age manager) and Kym who obtained their Bronze medallion qualification this season with a view to further assisting Clovelly Nippers.

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36 CSLSC 105th Annual Report Continuing to go above and beyond as a As well as acknowledging the support of the volunteer is under 12 Age Manager, inspirational senior club, and the financial contribution speaker at Development camps and former provided by the bbq, the sponsorship provided Clovelly Nippers president Suzanne Young. to Clovelly Nippers is highly appreciated. We Suzanne was recently appointed as the first welcome McGrath Real Estate this year as well independent director to the SLSA Board. I as acknowledging our continuing sponsors commend readers of this report to read more Clovelly Community Bank, Bonds, Premier Paints, about Suzanne on the SLSA website. On behalf Australian Gourmet Meats and Clovelly Bakery. of the Club and in particular the Nippers, congratulations on your appointment. You This has been an exciting year for the Club and have demonstrated yet another way to further this is set to continue. The expansion of the contribute to the surf lifesaving movement. Club premises provides a great resource for the members and the enhanced integration with the Senior Club makes for a better club as a whole. As a small but important part of the Sydney Branch we are benefiting from the innovative approaches being pioneered by Sydney Branch such as new resources and pathways that means Clovelly Nippers has a role in determining the future of Nippers across Australia.

To all the nippers congratulations on a great season – it is great to see the beach full of activity not only a Sunday morning but for Board training or twilight nippers. Nippers develops a range of life skills including confidence and team work and forges long lasting friendships. 4. Well done and keep up the good work - I look forward to seeing you all on the beach next year.

Rodney Fox Nippers Chairman

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38 CSLSC 105th Annual Report FINANCIAL MEMBERS 2010-2011 LIFE MEMBERS BRANSDON Robert JAMES Geoffrey SMITH Thelma(Honorary) CALLAGHAN Bob JONES Peter STUBBS Gary CLARKE Glen MORTENSEN Bryan W. THOMPSON Patrick D`ORNAY Sydney RYAN Ken WELLS Jim GLEESON Peter J. SMITH Paul GREEN Robert * DECEASED ASHTON E* FRY EA* PERRIN P* BATES RW* HALL HS* ROGERS NR* BUCK Terry* HAYCOCK RW* RUBIE JQ* BYRNE EJ* HELLINGS AC* SILVA J* CADDY T* HOOPER ES* SUMMERVILLE E* CUNNINGHAM DH* HUGHES SJ* STEAD C* CUNNINGHAM SG* JAMES Geoff Snr* WILKINS G* FALSON F* MANSON RS* FLANNERY K* MURRAY David*

50 YEAR MEMBERS BENNETT Leonard KEIR Ken PATEMAN Arthur CAMPBELL Gary LOMBARDI Luciano PELLING John DONOHOE Jon MAGUIRE John SARGENT Alan DUNN Barry MARTIN Ian SMITH Neil GLEESON Peter MORTENSON Bryan STUBBS Gary

LONG SERVICE BAKER Paul FRANCIS Blake MARTIN Ian BENNETT Leonard FRASER Scott MCGUIRE Mark BELLENGER Catherine FREEMAN Brian MOSCATT Peter BLADES Keith FULLER Samantha PATEMAN Arthur BORG Adam GILLETT Les PELLING John BOWMAN Mark GOODSELL Robert PETERSON Brad CAMPBELL Gary HAVENSTEIN Ray PRESTON Mark CARNEY Craig HEAD Amanda RUSSELL Geoffrey CAUSER Gregory HINDS Paul SARGEANT Alan CHAFFER Sean IRELAND Gary SELWOOD Reg CHARGE Warwick ISAACS Raymond SIMMS Greg CHISHOLM John JACKSON David SKENE Jeffrey CLANCY Micharl JOHNSTONE Robert SMITH Neil COOK Anthony KEIR Ken SMITH Grahame CUNNINGHAM Barry KNOX Christian STACK Michael DONOHOE AM Jon LEWIS Warren STANMORE Gary DOWSE Philip LOMBARDI Luciano TATE Paul DUNN Barry MACINTOSH Peter WILLIS David FEATON Janet MANNING OAM Patrick WILSON Colin FLEMING David MANOLLARAS Evangelos (Angelo) WINTERS Andrew WORMLEATON Robert CSLSC 105th Annual Report 39 SENIOR ACTIVE ALLCROFT Richard HEAVENER Robert NORMAN Heidi ANDERSON David HESSION David O`SULLIVAN Mary ANDERSON Scott HETHERINGTON Mark PAUSEY Alan ARONEY Emmanuel HOANG Christina PEARCE Sebastian BADRAN Mick HODGE Andrew PEPPER Garry BARKER-JAMES Justin INNES Alexander PEPPER Wendy BARRY Catherine INNES Colin PERCY Andrew BEGER Anthony JACKSON Liz PERCY Laura BISSON Garth JAMES Leanne POLLAK Mike BLAND Alexander JENNINGS Paul PRICE Ryan BROCKIE Adam JOHNSON Robert RADFORD Andrew BROWN Caitlin JOHNSTON Michael RATHBORNE Robert BROWN Madeleine JONES Patrick REDMOND Scott BUCHANAN Cathal KILLIGREW Lee RENNIE Alex BURNETT James KING Jim ROSS Alexander BYRNE Rodney KORN Wayne ROUSE Tania BYRNE Russell KOWALENKO Nick ROWSON Kevin CAIRNS Hilary KRAMER Jason RYAN Matthew CALLAGHAN Helen KRATOCHVIL David SANK Lyndall CARNEY Benjamin LAHOOD Warwick SAY Jason CASEY Thomas LAING Lara SHANAHAN John CHAMBERLAIN Jasmine LAING Manuel SHARP Helene COCKS Damien LEASK Joshua SHERWOOD Cmeron COCKS Rebecca LEHNBOM Elin SIMMONS Paul COOPER Amanda LEKEU Henri SIMPSON Ian CUNNINGHAM David LEKEU Karon SLAVEN Kyla DAVORON Kym LAING Manuel SMALLMAN Neil DELACY Simon LEASK Joshua SMITH Caroline DETLEFS John LEHNBOM Elin SNEDDON Glen DEL VECCHIO Maddalena LEKEU Henri STEUR Peter DOULL Mark LEKEU Karon SWEENEY Phil ECCLES Ian LEKEU Karon TASSELL Jason EMERY Jo LONG Adam TAURAIL Junior EVANS Deborah LOONEY Genevieve THOMPSON Christopher FEINER Michael MANUEL Gordon THOMPSON Steven FINCH Alexander MAROON Adam TODD Aaron FITZGERALD Aidan MAROON Bronwyn TREHY Eoghan FITZGERALD Cianan MCBRIDE Quannah WARD Dylan FLEMING Jeremy MCCORMICK Brett WEATHERLY Michael FLINT Patrick MCDONALD Paul WEIR Alistair FONTAINE Angus MCGILLION Gerry WHEATLEY Craig FORBES Monique MCKECHNIE Kristy WILD Sarah FREINKEL Manfred MCNAMEE Jennifer WILLIAMS Regina GLASS Brendon MCNEILL Suzanne WILMOTT Andrew GOODIESON Cathy MCPHERSON Michael WHITE Danielle GOODWIN Matthew MITCHELL Heather WHITEMAN Sean GOODWIN Michael MONEY Geoff WONG Derek GRANT James MORGAN William WOOD Matthew GREEN Suzanne MOSELEY Richard WRIGHT Stuart

40 CSLSC 105th Annual Report SENIOR ACTIVE cont... GREENHALGH Richard MURPHY Alan YOUNG Jason GREIG Rodney MURRAY Christopher ZAJA Paul GRIFFIN Nick NONNEMACHER Laura ZHANG Warren GROVES Andrew O`CONNOR Michael ZULEIKA Duncombe GUERIN Scott O`CONNOR James GUY Jenny O`SHEA Patrick

VETERANS ANDERSON Craig GARRY Matthew QUIGLEY George BAYOT Ben HEAVENER Terence REYNOLDS Debra BEGER Anthony HOBSON Paul ROWE John BROADSTOCK Geoffrey JAMES Peter RYAN Annette CADE David JONES Daphne SCOTT Mark CAMPLING Cerin KENNEDY Barrie SEETO Peter CHAPMAN Nigel LOFTS Glen SHARPE Daniel CHISHOLM Bernadette LONG Eddie SIMMS Philip CHISHOLM Terry MACDOUGALL Graeme STEWART John COLLINS Sunia MAGUIRE John STONE Ken CONNELL Maree MCCANN Andrew THOMPSON Mark D`ORNAY Scott MCDONALD George TIMEWELL Ian DALY Terence John MCDONALD Terry WALKER Michael FARRUGIA Michael MCIVOR Paul WALTON John FEATON Janet MCNAMEE John WOODWARD Terry FEATON Jason MEAD David WRIGHT Michael FIGURES Simon O`NEILL Steve YEATES Steven FITZGERALD Byron OWEN Tresne YOUNG Suzanne FITZSIMONS Charles PATERSON Simon FOX Rodney PERCY Mark

AWARD MEMBER CHAPMAN Lyn

RESERVE ACTIVE ADAMS Midori GRAHAM Eric SCANLAN Brad COOPER Gary MILNE Jamie STUBBS Mitchell COOPER Jo-Anne PETERSON Susan THOMPSON Sarah GOODWIN Kevin RUSSELL Andrew

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 41 ASSOCIATES ANDREW Richard HARNMER Michael PEGG Warren ARGYROUS George HAYSON Gregory PEIRCE Anthony AUSTIN Louise HEATH Rodney PELLING Anne AUSTIN Terence HEPERI John PEMBROKE Timothy BIEBER Barry HIGGS James PENRY Daryl BONNEY Keith HOCKEY Bruce PETRONAITIS John BOWLEY Gwynneth HOLMES Harold PHILLIPS William BOWLEY Ron HOLMES Jill RADLEY Nigel BRAGG Michael HOLT Michael REIDY Donnacha BRENNAN Patrick HUGO David RENNIE Iain BRIGHAM Ian HUNT Jeff REYNOLDS Brian BROWN Joe HUTCHINSON Mark ROBINSON John BROZALEVSKAIA Irina ISAACS Jeannette ROWE Lesley BUDDLE Tom JARDIM Peter ROWLEY George BYRNE Sharon JENKINS Michael RYAN Brett CARMODY Jo-Anne JOHNSON Bob SAUNDERS Patrick CARTWRIGHT Aaron JONES Heidi SAY Paul CHRISTODOULOU George JOSEPH Glen SCOTT Gregory CLARK Wendy KELLY Andrew SCOTT John COLLINS Laurie KILBANE Brian SCOTT Robert COOK Geoffrey KRIEN Alexander SHUMACK Peter CRAGEN George KNOX Warren SINCLAIR Bruce CULLEY Thomas LA SPINA Eric SKENE John DEBECK Anthony LESSLIE Mark SKY Catherine DEVINE John LENTFER Richard SKILLICON Anna DIFRANCESCO Steve LYONS Ben SMIRNOTIS Peter DONNELLAN Christopher MACDOUGALL Garry SMITH Anthony DOOLEY William MANUEL Roslyn SOUTHON Glen DORMAN Ross MASTERS John STENT George DOWNS Catherine MAWSON Dennis STEPHENSON Alan DUMBRELL Victoria MAZZAROLLI Paul STEVENS Brad DUNN Patricia MCCARTHY Darren STONE Ian DYMOCK Justin MCCARTHY MBE Bob SULMAN Peter EDWARDS Greg MCDONAGH Alan TAIE John ELLIOTT Tass MCKID Gregory TATE Russell EMERSON Edward MCMAHON Madeline THOMAS Joe EVANS Sally MCMAHON Richard THOMAS Sheraz FARRAR John MCMAHON Terry THOMSON Eric FEATON Peter MCVICAR Patrick VAUGHAN David FERGUSON Stephen MORGAN John VAUGHAN Roleen FITZGERALD Michael MORGAN Luke VELLA Noel FITZPATRICK Terrence MORRISON Tony VELLA Sam FOLEY Lorna MOLINA YANEZ R.Macros WALLS Gary FOLEY Paul MURDOCH Lachlan WALTON Anthony GALLOP David MURPHY Terry WARREN Digby GALLOP Geoffrey NEILSON Mervyn WATSON Andrew GILLESPIE David NICHOLSON Peter WATTERSON Neil GLASS Brendon O BRIEN Peter WATTS Gary GODING David O`CONNOR Billy WEBSTER Paul

42 CSLSC 105th Annual Report ASSOCIATES cont... GRAY Karl O`CONNOR Michael WELLS Stewart HAMILTON Grant O`NEIL Bob WHITAKER Anthony HARRICKS Robin PARCZEWSKI Chris WHITE Michael HART Barry PAUSEY Joanne WYLIE Brian HATTON Reginald PEGG Barbara YOUNG Michael

JUNIOR ACTIVE (15-18YRS) CASEY Tamasyn MCDONAGH Liam O’CONNOR Tom GOODIESON Bronte MCDONAGH Eamon RODEN Daniel COCKS Molly O`SULLIVAN Juliet SWEENEY Dylan COYNE Frances PUREN Caitriona TURNER Gareth COYNE Thomas RADFORD Michael TURNER Jarrod GOODWIN Mark RENNIE Anna WALSH Andrew GREENHALGH Sean RIBEIRO Carina WALLINGTON Nikayla LEKEU Esther ROBERTSON Mairi WHEATLEY Jessica LESSLIE Timothy RADFORD Nathan WHEATLEY Madeleine MARKEZINIS Nicholas JAMES Jethro WHITAKER Jack CALLAGHAN Oscar

CTADE S (13-15YRS) ANDERSON Kiara HESSION Emily RYAN William COCKS Angus HOFFMAN Lucinda SMIRNOTIS Jake CREMEN Kelly KANE Grace STEWART Danielle CREMEN Jessica LAING Angus SQUADRITO Samantha CLARKE Erin LEKEU Kelsey WHITAKER Sophie DAVOREN-WHEAT Ryan MANUEL Bianca DUCKWORTH Max PEPPER Casey GALLAGHER Ava REDMOND Jessica GALLAGHER Finbar GALVIN-SULIV Kaitlin

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 43 P erpetual Members Locker & Gym ANDERSON Craig JAMES Peter RYAN Brett BAKER Scott JONES Daphne SANK Lyndall BAYOT Paul JONES Peter SAY Jason BISSON Ben KING Jim SAY Mitchell BLADES Garth LEKEU Henri SAY Paul BUCHANAN Keith LEKEU Karon SCANLAN Brad BYRNE Cathal LOMBARDI Luciano SCOTT Robert BYRNE Rodney MACDOUGALL Garry SEETO Peter CALLAGHAN Russell MACDOUGALL Graeme SHARPE Daniel CAMPLING Helen MANOLLARAS Evangelos (Angelo) SIMMS Greg CAUSER Cerin MAROON Adam SIMMS Philip CHISHOLM Gregory MAROON Bronwyn SIMPSON Ian CHISHOLM Bernadette MCBRIDE Quannah SMALLMAN Neil CHISHOLM John MCGILLION Gerry STEWART John COLLINS Terry MCGUIRE Mark STONE Ken COOK Sunia MCNAMEE Jennifer STUBBS Mitchell COOPER Anthony MCNAMEE John SWEENEY Phil COOPER Gary MILNE Jamie THOMAS Joe DALY Jo-Anne MONEY Geoff THOMPSON Christopher DELACY Terence John MORGAN William THOMPSON Mark DONOHOE AM Simon MURPHY Alan THOMPSON Patrick DOULL Jon O`NEILL Steve THOMPSON Sarah DOWNS Mark PEIRCE Anthony WALKER Michael ECCLES Catherine PELLING Anne WALTON John FARRUGIA Ian PELLING John WEIR Alistair FEATON Michael PERCY Andrew WHEATLEY Craig FITZGERALD Jason PERCY Laura WHITEMAN Sean FITZSIMONS Byron PERCY Mark WINTERS Andrew FREEMAN Charles PETERSON Brad WONG Derek HEAVENER Brian PETERSON Susan WORMLEATON Robert HESSION Terence QUIGLEY George WRIGHT Michael HODGE David ROUSE Tania YEATES Steven HOLT Andrew ROWE John YOUNG Jason JACKSON Michael ROWE Lesley YOUNG Suzanne JAMES David RUSSELL Andrew ZAJA Paul JAMES Geoffrey RUSSELL Geoffrey JAMES Leanne RYAN Annette

44 CSLSC 105th Annual Report 10Yr Membership (season 2014-2015 Inc) locker & Gym BOWLEY Gwynneth HARMER Patrick PHILLIPS William BOWLEY Ron HARVEY David RADFORD Andrew CARMODY Jo-Anne HOCKEY Bruce RADLEY Nigel DEBECK Anthony LENTFER Richard REIDY Donnacha DUNN Barry MARTIN Ian SHUMACK Peter ELLIOTT Tass MAZZAROLLI Paul SKENE John EMERSON Edward MCCARTHY MBE Bob STEPHENSON Alan FARRAR John MURDOCH Lachlan TAIE John FERGUSON Stephen O`CONNOR Billy WATSON Andrew FITZPATRICK Terrence PARCZEWSKI Chris WYLIE Brian GLASS Brendon PATERSON Simon YOUNG Michael GRIFFIN Nick PENRY Daryl

10 Yr Membership(Season 2014-15 Inc) No Locker or Gym ARGYROUS George CRAGEN George PEGG Warren BROWN Joe FEATON Peter SMIRNOTIS Peter

10Yr Membership (Season 2017-18 Inc) Locker & Gym BEGER Anthony KRAMER Jason SERGIS Paul BRIGHAM Ian MCDONAGH Alan STENT George BROZALEVSKAIA Irina MCMAHON Richard STEVENS Brad CARTWRIGHT Aaron MORGAN John SWEENEY Dylan GILLESPIE David MORGAN Luke WALLINGTON Keiran GODING David MURRAY Christopher WARREN Digby GUERIN Scott NICHOLSON Peter WHEATLEY Jessica HAYSON Gregory O`CONNOR Michael WHEATLEY Madeleine HOLMES Jill PEARCE Sebastian JARDIM Peter PETRONAITIS John JONES Heidi SINCLAIR Bruce

10Yr Membership (Season 2017-18 Inc) No Locker or Gym HARRICKS Robin MURPHY Terry VAUGHAN Roleen HOLMES Harold VAUGHAN David WHITE Michael

CSLSC 105th Annual Report 45 Category 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11

Active 15-18yrs 14 13 17 22 57 20 Active Over 18yrs 120 164 143 137 133 147 Active Reserve Members 6 7 6 4 11 11 Veteran 33 40 47 49 58 58 Long Service 37 53 66 53 57 61 Life Members 13 13 13 15 15 15 Total Bronze Holders 223 290 292 294 331 316 Honorary Life 1 1 1 1 1 1 Associates 130 176 164 156 167 162 Winter Members 26 26 45 44 44 44 Cadet 10 27 23 12 16 31 Total Members 390 493 525 449 562 557

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