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SLSQ South Coast Branch Inc SLSQ South Coast Branch Inc. 70th Annual Report & Financial Statements 2014 - 2015 SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 Life Members SLSQ LIFE MEMBERS SCB LIFE MEMBERS Stan Costa*, Allan Kennedy MBE* Norman Woodroffe* Norman Woodroffe* John Rootes* Fred Richards* Harry Weimer* Jack McMaster AM DFC* Fred Richards* Ronald Tallon OAM Phillip Roubin* Harry Weimer* Charlie Taylor OAM* Michael Claybourn OAM* Ronald Tallon OAM Phillip Roubin* Michael Claybourn OAM* Charlie Taylor OAM*, Jack McMaster AM DFC* Allan Doig OAM, Garth Andrews OAM* Garth Andrews OAM* Kevin Hoskins OAM Patrick Kelly* John Ogilvie OAM Don Stone* Russell Whitmore OAM Kevin Hoskins OAM Colin Pratt* John Di Betta* Kenneth Bird OAM Peter Webber Ross Wyeth Colin Douglas* Kenneth Bostock, Colin Pratt* Terry Imrie OAM, John Taylor OAM Ronald Findlater* Kenneth Bird OAM Shane O’Connor OAM Terry Imrie OAM Sharon Crichton, Kenneth Hart David Sandilands* John Jones OAM Kenneth Bostock Gary Terrell Ross Wyeth Peter Connell, Shane O’Connor OAM John Hayes Peter Connell Barrie Crichton OAM Ron Daly Mark Fife OAM John Hayes Wayne McLennan David Irvine* Michael Buttrum Helen Irvine David Irvine* George Hill Helen Irvine Barrie Crichton OAM Harry Silman* Claude Jeanneret OAM Haydon Stokes John Taylor OAM Bob Watson Roger Griffiths Ron Hendy Mark Fife OAM SLSA LIFE MEMBERS Michael Buttrum Stan Costa* Steven Sharpe Alf Williams* Matti Allan Kolkka OAM* Alan Kennedy MBE* Harold Silman* Norman Woodroffe* Robert Worsley Fred Richards* Jack McMaster AM DFC* Claude Jeanneret OAM Ronald Tallon OAM Valerie Connell Harry Weimer* John Roehrig Michael Claybourn OAM* Marg Watson Kevin Hoskins OAM Jeffrey Paskin John Jones OAM Roger Griffiths Charlie Taylor OAM* John Brennan OAM Russell Whitmore OAM Kenneth Bird OAM SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 2 Table of Contents 1 Life Members 4 Notice of Annual General Meetings 5 Patrons and Sponsors 6 Office Bearers and Committees 7 President and Executive Report Mark Fife OAM 8 Director of Lifesaving Kevin Brown 10 Superintendent of Instruction & Examinations Evan Thomas 11 Director of Finance & Property Denis Cahill 12 Director of Surf Sports Kevin Litzow 13 Director of Junior Activities Dean Love 15 Youth Development Officer Jack Aleckson 15 First Aid Officer– Lifesaving Doug Raby 16 Patrol Inspection Report Steve Owen 17 Interbranch Team Report Andrew Moore 20 Club Membership Statistics 21 Board members– Board of Lifesaving/ Surf Sports 22 Peter Lacy Aggregate Point Score 22 2014-15 South Coast Branch U11-15 Junior Branch Championships 24 2014-15 Queensland Junior Championships 25 2014 -15 Queensland Senior Championships 27 2014-15 Queensland Masters Championships 28 2014-15 Branch Surf Rescue Championships 29 2014-15 Branch R&R Championships 29 2014-15 Laerdal State Surf Rescue Championships 29 2014-15 Gold Coast City Board Riding Championships 30 2014-15 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships 31 2014-15 Australian Masters Surf Life Saving Championships 32 2014-15 Queensland IRB Championships 33 Committee & Auditor’s Reports 47 Clive Hammond Silver Medal 2013-2014 Phil Chipman 48 2013-2014 South Coast Branch Award Winners 49 Vale Col Douglas SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 3 NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH BOARD OF LIFE SAVING/SURF SPORTS Notice is hereby given that the SLSQ South Coast Branch Board of Surf Life Saving/Surf Sports Meeting will be held at Branch Headquarters, 178 Hedges Ave, Mermaid Beach on Saturday 25 July 2015 commencing at 1000hrs. AGENDA 1. Attendance including Apologies 2. Confirmation of previous meeting 3. Endorsement of Board Membership to the Branch 4. Recommendations for Election of Branch Officers (Specialist/Advisory) 5. General Business SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH (COUNCIL) Notice is hereby given that the Seventieth Annual General Meeting of the SLSQ South Coast Branch will be held at Branch Headquarters, 178 Hedges Ave, Mermaid Beach on Saturday 25 July 2015 commencing at 1300hrs. AGENDA 1. Opening – attendance including Apologies and Alternates (Proxies) 2. Confirm and Adopt the Minutes of the 2014 Annual General Meeting 3. Affiliation of the Clubs and Branch 4. Presentation and Adoption of the 2014-2015 Annual Report and Financial Statements 5. Election/Appointment of Councillors 6. Endorsement of the Executive, Board of Life Saving, Board of Surf Sports and other Committees 7. Election/Appointment of Officers 8. Announcement of Life Membership Awards 9. Appointment of Delegates to Auxiliary Organisations 10. Election of Patrons for 2014-2015 11. Alterations of the Constitution 12. Motions (of which due notice has been given) 13. General Business SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 4 PATRONS AND SPONSORS PROPOSED PATRONS FOR 2014-15 SEASON GOLD COAST CITY COUNCIL Mayor: Tom Tate Councillors: Greg Betts (Div 12 - BHM, NBU, MBH, NBH) Paul Taylor (Div 10 - MEB, KUR, BRB) Lex Bell (Div 7 – NOR, SPA, SPT) REDLAND SHIRE COUNCIL Mayor: Karen Williams Councillors: Craig Ogilvie (Div 2 - PLT), Lance Hewlett (Div 4 – COI) QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT Premier- Hon. Campbell Newman Ministers: Hon. Mr John-Paul Langbroek MP - Minister for Education Training and Employment (& member for Surfers Paradise - SPA, NOR, BRB, KUR) Hon. Mr Steven Dickson MP- Minister for National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing Hon Mr Jack Dempsey - Minister for Police and Community Safety Members of Parliament: Dr Mark Robinson - Cleveland (PLT) Peter Dowling - Redlands (COI) Rob Molhoek - Southport (SPT) Ray Stevens - Mermaid (MEB, NBH) Michael Hart - Burleigh (MBH, NBU, BHM) FEDERAL MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT Andrew Laming MP - Bowman (COI & PLT) Steven Ciobo MP - Moncrieff (NBU north to SPT) Karen Andrews MP - McPherson (BHM) SPONSORS SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 5 OFFICE BEARERS AND COMMITTEES PRESIDENT DEPUTY PRESIDENT DIRECTOR LIFESAVING/SURF SPORTS Mark Fife OAM Steve Jones Kevin Brown# Steve Owen SUPERINTENDENT DIRECTOR FINANCE & PROPERTY SUPERINTENDENT INSTRUCTION & EXAMINATION Denis Cahill SURF SPORTS Evan Thomas Kevin Litzow COUNCILLORS TO SLSQ DIRECTOR JUNIOR ACTIVITIES IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Mark Fife OAM & Steve Jones Dean Love John Taylor OAM BRANCH COUNCIL Sandra Middleton (PLT), Lance Price (COI), Bill Gordon-Thomson (SPT), Craig Chapman (SPA), David Shields (NOR), Wayne McLennan (BRB), Michael McSweeney (KUR), Phil Chipman (MEB), Pat McCue (NBH), Evan Thomas (MBH), Alan Young (NBU), Michael Boyce (BHMP) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mark Fife OAM, Steve Jones, Denis Cahill, Kevin Brown, Kevin Litzow, Evan Thomas, Dean Love BOARD OF LIFE SAVING/SURF SPORTS MEDICAL ADVISOR Dr George Bilios PATROL INSPECTORS JUDIIARY / LEGAL David Hogan Steve Owen, Ashley Stone, Sandra Middleton RESUSCITATION Jeff Gatenby Wayne Cole, Jeffrey Gatenby, Dawn Rubie, Russell Rubie, FIRST AID Doug Raby (Lifesaving) Bob Horsfall, Steve Leslie, Barb Leslie Anissa Siddell (Surf Sports) EDUCATION Evan Thomas (Lifesaving) CLUB SUPERVISORS Graham Rice (Surf Sports) POINT LOOKOUT: Wayne Cole GEAR & EQUIPMENT Wayne McLennan COOCHIEMUDLO ISLAND: Jeff Paskin SURF BOAT Charles Melloy SOUTHPORT: Michael Buttrum INFLATABLE RESCUE BOAT Tim Burgess SURFERS PARADISE: Mark Hendricks COACHING ADVISOR Julian Norton-Smith NORTHCLIFFE: Peter Fleming YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Jack Aleckson BROADBEACH: Marty Avent TEAM COORDINATOR Andrew Moore KURRAWA: Sue Macdonald TEAM MANAGER Dean Love MERMAID BEACH AEME: Diana Marchant / Graeme Byrne TEAM COACH Mike Janes, Ryan Hoffman NOBBY’S BEACH: Daniel Zerbst SURF RESCUE CHAMPIONSHIPS COORDINATOR Steve Owen MIAMI BEACH: Terry Imrie OAM PATROL INSPECTION COORDINATOR Steve Owen NORTH BURLEIGH: Bob Watson/Marg Watson BURLEIGH HEADS MOWBRAY PARK: Steve Sharpe/Sally Sharpe MERITORIOUS AWARDS COMMITTEE Mark Fife OAM (Chair), 3 Life Members - Peter Connell, John Brennan OAM, Ron Hendy 3 Club Presidents - Pat McCue, Wayne McLennan, Alan Young JUNIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Dean Love (Chair), Graham Toon (PLT), Russell Rubie (COI), Craig Harwood (SPT) Danny Jones (SPA), Peter Van Der Schyff (NOR), Samantha Papamanolis (BRB), John Hussey (KUR), Matt Slee (MEB) Mark Hatton (NBH), Janita Henwood (MBH), Adam Barbour (NBU), Vacant (BHMP) SELECTION COMMITTEE Andrew Moore, Kevin Litzow, Dean Love, Melinda Jackson, #denotes resigned during season SLSQ SOUTH COAST BRANCH ANNUAL REPORT 2014-2015 6 EXECUTIVE & BRANCH REPORT PRESIDENT - MARK FIFE OAM It gives me great pleasure to present the South Coast Branch 70th Annual Report. During the 2014/15 season we had 448 life- savers gain their Bronze Medallion. In addition, 2,241 active members performed 36,821 preventative actions and 584 rescues. I am pleased to state that no lives have been lost between our flags yet again. We have come along way since our first humble beginnings back in the 1945/46 season with six surf clubs including Southport, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, A.E.M.E, Burleigh Heads Mowbray Park and Palm Beach. We had 64 new members gain their Bronze Medallion and 259 active members performed many rescues resulting in no fatalities. The actions of past and present members reflect credit on the clubs of our Branch and they are to be commended. Without the support of the community we are not able to carry out our duties in which we are so skilled in doing. The Gold Coast City Council supported the Branch with sponsorship and we thank Mayor Tom Tate and the council for your generous provision and contribution. In addition, I would acknowledge the involvement and support of the Queensland Government it terms of grants
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