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Annual Report and Financial Statements EEloueralouera SurfSurf LLifeife SSavingaving CClublub AAnnualnnual RReporteport aandnd FFinancialinancial SStatementstatements 22019-2020019-2020 Australian Surf Life Savers’ Prayer We, as Australian Surf Life Savers, thank you for giving us this wonderful land of Australia: • bathed in sunshine • enriched by the boun es of nature • encircled by the rolling waves. We ask that you will accept the service we off er as guardians of the lives of others. We give thanks for: • the joy of living • the strength of manhood • the honour of a noble deed • the respect we always give to the power of the surf. Teach us to know that the value of a single life is of infi nite worth in Your sight. May we ever be alert to the needs of those whose safety is dependent on our vigilance and service. Help us at all mes to never fl inch at the call of duty. Make us strong and steadfast in the service we have embraced. May we never be disheartened by diffi cul es or discouraged by discipline. Help us to off er to our Club, and to those who safety is dependent on our skill, nothing less than the best we can give. Asking for no reward – as we perform our duty on the beaches throughout Australia – in the service we have embraced. Amen Front Cover: Elouera by night. Published by Elouera Surf Life Saving Club Inc. Elouera Beach, Mitchell Road, Cronulla Rear Cover: Daybreak at Elouera. PO Box 46 Cronulla NSW 2230 www.elouera.com Auditors: Maher Partners Design and Layout: Big Picture Communica ons Photographs supplied by Elouera members, including Robert McFadden, Peter Metro, Cameron Burns, and Katherine Conder. 2019–2020 Annual Report and Financial Statements of Elouera Surf Life Saving Club Inc. Elouera Sharks Junior Development Committee Founded 1967 No ce is hereby given that the 53rd Annual General Mee ng of parents and supporters will be held in the Southern Cross Lounge at Tradies Gymea on Sunday 26 July 2020 commencing at 12pm. AGENDA 1 Chairman’s Welcome 7 Election of Office Bearers, Managers and Instructors for the 2020-21 season 2 Apologies 8 No ce of mo on, if any, of which proper no ce 3 Confi rma on of Minutes of the 52nd Annual has been given in accordance with the Cons tu on General Mee ng and Rules 4 Presentation of the Annual Report – Mark 9 General Business (immediate and essen al only) Summers a) Confi rm fi rst JDC Mee ng 5 Annual Report response – Patron Brian Thompson OAM 10 Ques ons 6 Senior Sec on response – Darren Galea 11 Close 2020 Elouera Surf Life Saving Club Annual General Meeting No ce is hereby given that the 54th Annual General Mee ng of the Elouera Surf Life Saving Club will be held in the Southern Cross Lounge at Tradies Gymea on Sunday 26 July 2020 commencing at 12.30pm. AGENDA 1. Opening 8. Presentation and adoption of the 2019-20 Annual Report and Financial Statements 2. Apologies 9a. Lodgement of Annual Report, Financial 3. Minutes silence followed by the Life Savers’ Statements and Annual Return Prayer 9b. Affi lia on with SLSA, SLSNSW and SLSS 4. Welcome from the Execu ve Director 10. Election of Officer Bearers for the 2020-21 5a. Confi rma on and adop on of the minutes of the season and the appointment of the Public Offi cer 53rd Annual General Mee ng conducted on 28 July and Auditor for the 2020-21 season 2019 11. Notification of the date for the first Board 5b. Confi rma on and adop on of the minutes of the Mee ng Special General Mee ng held on 7 June 2020 12. SLSA Service Awards 6. Business arising from the minutes 13. Urgent General Business 7. Correspondence relevant to the mee ng 14. Mee ng closure 2 ELOUERA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Subscriptions Subscrip on Rates for 2020–21 Season (Seniors) Membership Category Membership Fee Membership Fee (Early Bird – before 30 Sept) (A er 1 October) U15 $60.00 $80.00 U17 $70.00 $90.00 Ac ve $80.00 $100.00 Ac ve reserve $80.00 $100.00 Long Service $80.00 $100.00 Associate $100.00 $120.00 Pensioner $60.00 $80.00 Compe on Levy (all ages) $80.00 $100.00 Cra storage (non compe tors) $80.00 $100.00 Gym Fees Ac ve Senior $100.00 $120.00 Pensioner $55.00 $70.00 Student $55.00 $70.00 Associate (30yrs+) $330.00 $350.00 Associate Pensioner $165.00 $175.00 Payment of Subscrip ons Membership Fees for the 2020-21 season are now due and listed above. Members are encouraged to renew their membership via Surf Life Saving Australia’s Member’s Portal – h ps://portal.sls.com.au. Payment can then be made online. The SLSA Member’s Portal also gives members the ability to sign and submit an electronic copy of their membership form and access all awards, patrols and rosters. Members may also renew by a ending the Club offi ce during offi ce hours (Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 2:30 pm) comple ng their membership applica on and declara on form and paying the amounts due. Members wishing to transfer the payment directly to Elouera’s bank account (BSB 012262 Account 4784 10252) must ensure that their name is in the reference sec on, and they must also complete and sign a hard copy membership applica on and declara on form. These forms can be delivered to the offi ce or emailed to [email protected]. Members intending to vote at the AGM must be fi nancial for the 2020-21 season. Members intending to nominate as an Offi ce Bearer must be fi nancial for the 2020-21 season. Late Renewal fee: A late renewal fee of $20 will apply to all renewal fees paid a er 1 October 2020 to recover administra on costs. Please note all FOB access to the Club will automa cally cease on 30 September 2020 for unfi nancial members. Change of Details: Members can request changes to their membership details via the SLSA Member’s Portal h ps://portal.sls.com.au. Alterna vely, please advise the Director of Administra on of any changes via email to [email protected] or post to Elouera SLSC, PO BOX 46, CRONULLA 2230. For and on behalf of the Board of Management Peter Carney, Director of Administra on ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 3 Elouera Sharks at the NSW State Age Championships held at Swansea Belmont in February 2020 On the star ng line at the Ohana Carnival at Elouera in December 2019 4 ELOUERA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Contents 8 38 48 60 78 88 No ce of Annual General Mee ng 2 Board Captain 74 Subscrip ons 3 Ski Captain 75 ADMINISTRATION OTHER REPORTS Offi ce Bearers 8 Director of Youth Coordina on 78 Commi ees 9 Director of Major Events 79 JDC Offi ce Bearers 11 Member Protec on 80 Achievements 12 Race Secretary 81 Patron’s Message 14 Commi ees 82 Execu ve Director’s Report 15 Surf Awareness Clinic 85 Director of Administra on 18 Registrar 86 Board of Management Org Chart 26 Board of Management Mee ng A endance 27 JUNIORS Order of Australia 28 JDC Chairman 88 Sutherland Shire Ci zen of the Year 29 JDC Deputy Chairperson 90 Rescue of the Month 31 Water Safety 91 Life Members 36 JDC March Past 92 JDC R&R 95 FINANCE JDC Boys Club Captain 94 Director of Finance 38 JDC Boys Vice Captain 94 Financial Statements 2019-20 40 JDC Girls Club Captain 95 JDC Girls Vice Captain 95 LIFESAVING Age Group Reports 96 Elouera Sharks Championship Awards 117 Director of Lifesaving 48 Perpetual Trophy Winners 118 Patrol captains 51 Encouragement Awards 119 Director of Educa on & Training 54 A endance Awards 121 Elouera Awards 57 State Title Results 123 COMPETITION State Team Photos 124 Director of Surf Sports 60 Senior Membership 126 Compe on Results 62 Elouera Sharks Registra ons 131 Club Awards 66 Kokoda Trail 134 Head Coach 69 Charlo e Breen – Lifesaver 135 Boat Captain 70 Vale 136 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 5 Sponsors Sutherland District Trade Union Club (The Tradies) ACE Gu ers Crux Surveying Soilco Breen Holdings / Shearwater DKG Surf Boats Sutherland Mazda Landing Enware Sutherland Shire Council Carlden Automo ve Holt Group Wes ield Miranda, Scentre Channel 10 Management Group NECA Training Group Cook Community Classic Ohana Ocean Athle cs Donors Robert Blissenden, Blissenden Dr John Donnellan – Bondi Skin Makani Meats Lawyers Cancer Clinic Glen Stortenbeker, AAP Finance David Carney Melanie Ingram Art and Design Brokers Don Chandler Basil Lewis Ian Toll Rescue Board purchased with funds donated by NECA Training Group Two IRB motors purchased with funds from Australian Government Beach Safety Equipment Fund 6 ELOUERA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Cowlings recognising our major sponsor Tradies. Thank you to the many generous sponsors of Elouera – your support is appreciated in so many ways. Please support the companies who support Funds donated by Sydney Airports Corpora on purchased three so your club. water safety boards, two surf boards for Yellow fi ns, AV equipment for the training room and two nipper training boards ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 7 Offi ce Bearers for 2019-20 PATRON Brian Thompson OAM Vice Patrons Michael Ba y PSM, Ian Bourke, Phillip Bowering, Tom Breen, John Brown, Michael Byrne, Don Chandler, Ron Crawley, Paul Degnan, John Donnellan, Michael Forshaw, Chris Fraser, Manjeet Grewal, Phillip Holt, Rod Huon, Marilyn Jervis, Basil Lewis, Dennis McHugh, Dave McKinley, Sco Morrison MP, Carmelo Pesce, Carol Provan, Bre Richardson, Robert Sharkey, Marie Simone, Mark Speakman SC MP Execu ve Director Darren Galea Deputy Execu ve Director David Kowald Director of Administra on Head Coach Peter Carney Grant Wilkinson Director of Finance Swim Captain Rory Gillespie Ma hew Sperring Deputy Director of Administra on & Finance Ski Captain Ron Hegarty Nathan Neale Director of Lifesaving Beach Captain Andrew McKellar Joey Todd Director of Educa on & Training Board Captain Amber Garcia Isaac Byrne Deputy Director of Lifesaving, Educa on & Training
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