Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club Inc

74th Annual Report and Financial Statements - 2006/2007 Season

Club Motto Strategic Objectives

Saving Lives. Serious Fun. Kings Beach, since 1933. Creating a positive first impression for new and renewing members.

Mission Marketing: Building positive relationships with informed stakeholders. Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC is committed to the Membership Services: Increase and enhance Surf Life Saving Queensland mission: Zero preventable participation and enjoyment in surf lifesaving through deaths on Queensland beaches. efficient and effective services to our members.

Training & Assessment: Qualifying our members to be Values the best surf lifesavers they can be.

High standards of management Delivering quality lifesaving experiences to members Responsiveness to the needs of our community and our and the community. members Lifesaving: Be the most efficient and effective patrol Operating with integrity, equity and accountability service on the Sunshine Coast.

Innovation and constantly improving our services Surf Sports: Improve Metropolitan Caloundra’s performance in regional, state and national surf sports Operating as a team with internal and external competition in all age groups and disciplines. stakeholders Development: Create opportunities for our members to Accepting our role as the leader in aquatic safety develop as people, as surf lifesavers; and, support the services in our region club’s development as a community service.

Providing the foundation for club success.

Management & Operations: Effective and efficient management and operations systems that support and improve Metropolitan Caloundra’s performance as an incorporated association.

Copyright 2007. Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club Inc. Finance and property: Effective resource acquisition The Management Committee appreciates everyone’s contribution to the and finance management systems that support the 2006-2007 Annual Report and Financial Statements. We acknowledge the continuing viability and improvement of our surf

editorial team of Dennis Rowley, Kay Blokkeerus, Simon Richards, lifesaving services.

Kirsten Phillips. Photo’s courtesy of Jeff Angus.

Designed & printed by Chilli Designs with assistance from Fuji Xerox. OUR PEOPLE | Committees

Life Governor ...... Mr Des Dwyer OAM U17 Officer ...... Davina Parker

Patrons...... Cr Don Aldous, U19 Officer ...... Kerri Johnston Mayor of Vice Captain ...... Paula Ryan Caloundra City Council Surf Boat Officer ...... Jase Bean Vice Patron ...... Mr Mark McArdle MLA Cr Tim Dwyer IRB Officer ...... James Creedy

President ...... Matt Richards Assistant Chief Training Officer .Jan Burdekin

Deputy President ...... Cr Tim Dwyer Assistant Gear & Equipment Officer ...... Barry Weatherall Vice Presidents Graham Andrews, Rick Burns, Steve Burns, Officials Liaison Officer ...... Peter Hall Ron Davidson OAM, Roy Henzell, John Phillips, Bryan Costigan, David Evans, Barbara Tailford, Volunteer Coordinator ...... Chris Phillips Stephen Maitland, Anthony Tenkate, Elizabeth Spender, Chris Phillips, John Graham, Donna Wright, Club Supervisor ...... Thomas Holmes Barry Weatherall, Kay Blokkeerus, Debbie Hoogvliet, (15/08/06 to 30/10/06) Merv Horne, Ken O’Connell, Geoff Bacon, Roger Bayley, First Aid Officer ...... Jenny Singleton Betty Bayley, Joan Sheldon, Peter Slipper MP, Kim Cullen, Dick Kinna, Peter Campbell, Age Manager (Under 7’s)...... Steve Lawrence Alan Macklin, Monica Cook, Bob Sims, Gary Jones. Age Manager (Under 8’s)...... Rick and Claire Smith Club Captain ...... Kirsten Phillips Age Manager (Under 9’s)...... Sue Gold and Director, Administration Samantha de & Planning ...... Simon Richards Malmanche Director, Finance & Property .....John Keller Age Manager (Under 10’s) ...... Neil and Libby Anderson Chief Training Officer ...... Elizabeth Dawes Age Manager (Under 11’s) ...... Rob Daniec Director, Youth Development .....James Baldock (Sept – Oct 06) Age Manager (Under 12’s) ...... Danae Richter and John Conway Director, Junior Activities ...... Karen Bray Age Manager (Under 13’s) ...... Vicki Davis and Director, Surf Sports...... Michael Bacon Suzanne Bishop Team Manager ...... Simon Richards Age Manager (Under 14’s) ...... Davina Parker Clubhouse Director ...... Gary Jones Junior Carnival Coordinator ...... Suzanne Bishop Active Member Representative ..John Phillips U11 – 14 Team Manager ...... Danae Richter (to 05/03/07) Ass Director, Finance & Property Debbie Hoogvliet U15 Officer ...... Vacant

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Ass Surf Boat Officer ...... Michael Bacon

Ass IRB Officer ...... Daniel Creedy and James Baldock

Ass Team Managers ...... Graeme McCullagh, Karen Perkins Davina Parker Sheridan Creedy Kerri Dick Karen Bray

Chair, Judiciary Committee ...... Des Dwyer OAM

Auditor ...... Poole and Partners

Solicitor ...... Kim Christie (Griffiths Parry)

Medical Officer ...... Dr David Raine

Professional Staff

Executive Officer ...... Dennis Rowley

Head Coach ...... Rhett Collie

Administration Assistant ...... Kay Blokkeerus

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 3 OUR PEOPLE | Life Members

Hardcastle, W.L.* Evans, Col. D.E. *

Bennett, B. * Davey, D. H. *

Clarke, J.S. * Kershaw, J. *

Croughan, C.R. * Dwyer OAM, D. J.

Schafer, M. * Richter, B.

Kennedy, H. * Irwin, J.

Campbell MBE, B. Irvine, N.

Heywood OBE, N Skillen, R.

Tailford, A. * Hardcastle, G.

Roughsedge, C. McCarthy, B.

Dittmann, R. Brooker, D.

Hunt, T. Buchanan, J.

Archdall, G. Cordingley, S.

Forbes, G. Otago, P.

Duncan, A. Otago, R.

Thurtell, J. Andrews, J. B.

Corkey, J.M. * * Denotes Deceased Spender OBE, J.R. *

Vale

Our deepest respect is extended to all Club

members who suffered bereavements in their

families during the year. Please accept our

deepest feelings of respect and sympathy on

your loss.

May They Rest in Peace.

4 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season TABLE OF CONTENTS

OUR PEOPLE MEMBER RECOGNITION

Committees ...... 2 Club Awards ...... 26

Life Members ...... 4

SURF SPORTS

MANAGEMENT Training, Competition & Development ...... 29

President ...... 6 Results ...... 34

Executive Officer ...... 8

Administration & Planning ...... 10 MEMBER DEVELOPMENT

Finance & Property ...... 12 Junior Activities ...... 44

OUR SPONSORS ...... 13 OUR MEMBERS

Membership Analysis ...... 46

FUNDRAISING Membership Lists ...... 47

House to House Collection ...... 14

Conrad Jupiters Summer Surf Girl ...... 15 SUPPORTERS CLUB

President ...... 51

LIFESAVING Caloundra RSL ...... 52

Club Captain ...... 17

Patrol Hours ...... 19 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Patrol Statistics ...... 22 Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Supporters Club Incorporated...... 53 Training & Assessment ...... 23 Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Incorporated ...... 58 Awards Achieved ...... 25

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I would also like to thank the Board of Management, our Executive Office Dennis Rowley and Administration Officer Kay Blokkeerus for their tireless work and contribution to the continued success of our club. The Matthew long term benefits of having full time professional staff RICHARDS has become most apparent this year with a significant increase in sponsorship and government grants. This club has and most likely always will rely heavily on fundraising and community support. I believe our professional approach has allowed us to attract Welcome to the 74th Annual Report for the Metropolitan significant support from an ever growing number of club Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club. sponsors, including our first club naming rights sponsor It is once again pleasing to be able to reflect on another in the INVESTA Group. year of collective achievement by all of our members. It is with a tinge of sadness that this will be my fifth With regard to our core objective, our volunteer and last report to you as President. Apart from my members have continued to keep Kings Beach and belief that a membership based organisation like our neighbouring locales safe, in a period of ever-increasing club always needs new people with fresh ideas and patronage. enthusiasm to continue moving forward, it is also time for me to take a step back to spend more time with my As a reflection of the increasing popularity of Caloundra growing family and to focus on my business interests. in general and Kings Beach in particular, we have I have enjoyed my time as President this year and for seen a significant upsurge in the membership of our the past 5 years. It has certainly been aided by having club, and it is anticipated this trend will continue into such a unified and committed Board of Management. the medium term future. It is a credit to all staff and All board members have made their own substantial volunteers involved in membership services that we contribution, but I would like to take this opportunity have managed this growth as well as we have. to thank Kirsten Phillips, Debbie Hoogvliet, Mark More members means more training, and I would like Gregg, Tim Dwyer and Rob Daniec for their efforts over to congratulate Liz Dawes and all of her trainers and this time, and in particular I would like to thank and assessors for the efforts made over the past 12 months. congratulate Simon Richards for his tireless efforts as Importantly we have also taken some significant steps Secretary over all of these years. in accrediting additional trainers and assessors to handle During the past five years our club and our individual these requirements moving forward. members have achieved tremendous things in I would like to make special mention of Kirsten Phillips Lifesaving, Surf Sports, Youth Development and and Paula Ryan for their leadership in the Lifesaving Administration. I have always been extremely proud side of the club. In concert with their Patrol Captains to be able to represent our club within the community and within the Lifesaving organisation, knowing that they have maintained a high standard of patrol on what Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC is viewed as a role model is one of Queensland’s most visited beaches. and leader in so many areas. In the area of Surf Sports our club has once again In closing, I would like to say a heart felt thank you to excelled against competition from far bigger and my wife Julieanne for her patience and support, and to substantially better resourced clubs. Our second straight my children Noah and Lucia and my extended family for top 20 finish at the Australian Championships is a credit giving me the time and opportunity to take on such a to the entire Surf Sports team, ably led by Surf Sports role over so many years. Officer Michael Bacon, Head Coach Rhett Collie and Team Manager Simon Richards. Please enjoy reading the reports that follow about the achievements of your fellow club members; and be Anna Salked has maintained a tremendous tradition proud that you are a member of such a fantastic club. that our club has developed in the Miss Summer Surf Girl quest, and should be congratulated for her unique Matthew Richards President and vibrant approach which resulted in her winning the peer-selected Miss Personality award.

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membership, nearly 25%, particularly with our junior activities program. This growth is an indication of Caloundra’s changing demography with more Dennis families, particularly those with young children ROWLEY choosing our magnificent City as their home. The challenge continues to be able to meet the demands of Caloundra’s growth while maintaining our identity.

During the past twelve months we have endured our clubhouse being in the middle of a worksite for the In offering my report for the 74th Annual Report of redevelopment of the Sir Francis Nicklin Testimonial Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club, I would Swimming Pool and the upgrade of the Heritage listed first of all like to thank all members, supporters and public toilets. Both of these upgrades have been sponsors for their wonderful contributions over the past very well received by the public resulting in increased twelve months. visitation to our beach. Thanks to all members for This year has been another successful year with no demonstrating patience and understanding during these deaths, or significant tragedies on our beach, Kings trying times. Beach or our surrounds Happy Valley and Shelly Beach. Obviously the next step is to have our clubhouse This is largely due to the vigilance of our patrolling redeveloped. Reporting on this matter is perilous, members. All patrolling members should feel justifiably as there are many previous reports over the years raising proud of their efforts under the leadership of our the same matter with no success to date. We anticipate remarkable champion of lifesaving, club captain Kirsten formally applying to the Caloundra City Council for an Phillips. Well done! extended land lease area (nearly twice our existing size) Last year I mentioned how extraordinarily challenging with a view to building a new clubhouse and supporters it would be with the expected growth in Caloundra’s area in June 2007. This application will be supported population and increased tourism. This year we by a commissioned report demonstrating the social and have already seen some tremendous growth in our economical benefits the Metropolitan Caloundra Surf

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Life Saving Club and our supporters club provides for volunteers. Firstly, thanks again to the board of Caloundra City and visitors. I look forward to keeping management for your continued support. In particular all members informed of our progress. I express my sincere gratitude to Simon, Kirsten, John (treas!) Karen, Anna and Liz for your extraordinary This year has seen increased enthusiasm across all efforts over the year! sections of the club which augers well for the directions emanating from our planning day, being: Finally, I would like to pass on my thanks to Matt Richards who has decided to retire as president of • To deliver the highest quality lifesaving service we our club. Your leadership over the past five years can to the community, has ensured we as a club have continued to strive for • To provide a club atmosphere where a member improvement and come closer together under our one validly feels and knows that they are wanted, cap one club policy. Furthermore, your empowerment encouraged and belong, of volunteers as office bearers has ensured each • To provide activities and experiences that are fun! volunteer genuinely feels respected and appreciated. This is a wonderful legacy you leave the club. • To foster friendship and mateship, See you at the beach next season! • To encourage members to develop their skills and themselves. Dennis Rowley Executive Officer I look forward to working with all members to ensure we deliver these values.

We have had a good year with increased fundraising, donations, collections and sponsorship. To our loyal sponsors thank you so much for your support. I will also take this opportunity to welcome on board our new naming rights sponsor INVESTA; I have no doubt that we will develop a great partnership over the coming years.

It wouldn’t be an annual report without some well deserved acknowledgement of our hard working

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Simon RICHARDS

This is my sixth season as Director, Administration and Planning Planning and it can probably be best summed up as As a season of consolidation there was no specific one of consolidation. plan endorsed by the Club. However, a number of sub-committees devised some key objectives while the Administration Management Committee continued to work from the previous Management Plan. The Club will be looking at The administration of the Club was in very capable developing a new plan next season, which will last for a hands with Dennis Rowley in his second year as number of years. Executive Officer and Kay Blokkeerus continuing in the position of Administrative Assistant. My thanks and appreciation to both of them for their efforts over the Communication past 12 months in some very challenging circumstances and difficult working conditions. Dennis was given Our Club continued to lead the way in Queensland and some clear directions by the Committee at the start of Australia with our communication strategy, including the season in relation to increased funding and has a regularly updated and informative website, monthly achieved some outstanding results. hard copy newsletters, email newsletters (Just Spender

Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Inc. MEETING ATTENDANCE REGISTER | 2006/2007

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Minute) and use of SMS. A clear indication of our Congratulations to all volunteers and professional staff leadership is the number of members from other Clubs for their dedication and ongoing support of Metropolitan that use our website to keep updated on all matters of Caloundra SLSC. surf life saving. Some Clubs even direct their members to our website for information!! Simon Richards Director, Administration & Planning Finance

Financial matters were always going to be at the forefront of most decisions this season after the worse than expected result from last year. As such, the Finance and Administration Committee held a meeting at the start of the season and another mid-season where the budget and financial reports were discussed heavily. The Committee had to knock back a number of budget requests at first, but agreed to review them midway through the season. As a result of increases in fundraising (through Surf Girl), grants and sponsorship and a containment of expenses, the Club reassessed some of the budget requests and approved the majority of them later in the season.

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John KELLER

I am pleased to report that this season has been a I would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge financially successful year for the Club. Through the the outstanding contribution by our Surf Girl, Anna contributions of our sponsors, fundraising efforts of our Salkeld. Ranging from Friday night raffles to the end of members and the successful gaining of grants, we have season BBQ, Anna raised and an amazing $76,000 been able to support our lifesaving services, upgrade which broke all previous fundraising records for not equipment and send a team to Perth for the only for Mets that we were pipped at the post for Australian Titles. fundraising for not only our club but the Summer Surf Girl quest overall. It was just unlucky for Mets that we I would like to thank everyone for their support were pipped at the post for the fundraising award. But throughout the season, especially Dennis and Kay in this should not detract from the efforts of Anna and the office for making my job so much easier. Without her support team – your work throughout the season is their help I would have found it near impossible to very much appreciated. Surf Girl brings a great deal of carry out my duties as the Treasurer. From the day funding into our club and I would strongly encourage all to day financial tasks to coordinating house to house members to get behind Jemma Tresise, our 2008 Surf their support was priceless. Thank you, Dennis and Girl, to continue on with the great work by all our Kay. Thanks also to my fellow Board of Management Surf Girls. members and other volunteers such as Deb Hoogvliet how have supported and assisted me. Overall I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to the club’s fundraising efforts throughout I would like to acknowledge the great work that the season. There are so many people who put in Dennis and our members have also done in regards to so many hours on and off the beach and I have lifting our profile in the community, and with the help of appreciated your support. John Graham, securing much needed sponsorship for the Club. For the future, I would like to see more members get involved in fundraising for the club. I would like to Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC would not be able see and increase in attendance at our core fundraising to function without the generous support from our events such as the house to house collection, however, sponsors. I would like to extend the club’s appreciation it is also important for us to continue to seek out new to all our sponsors for their continued support and opportunities for brining funds into Met Caloundra so we I encourage our members to support them, as they can all enjoy a prosperous support us. future on Kings Beach. If With the Australian Titles being held in Perth this everyone just does a small year, we faced the extra challenge financially of getting bit it makes an incredible the team west. The team and their supporters stepped difference overall. up to the challenge and were able to replace some Director, Finance and much needed equipment, transport the equipment Property over and give members the opportunity to raise funds John Keller for their trip.

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Major Sponsors National Sponsors

Telstra DHL NRMA

Supporters

Micks Meat Barn Sunshine Coast Oyster Service John Wallace Swim School Kings Beach Tavern Hayden Surfcraft Mark McArdle MP Sunbus Bunnings Caloundra Sunshine Coast Turf Club Club Pelican Golf Definium Parklands Bakery Delphin & Associates Kings Beach Plasterers

Funders

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Caloundra House to House Collection SEPTEMBER 2007

Carl Perkins Snr $847.30 Leigh Francis $105.40 Ross Robertson $200.00 Jenny Singleton $733.00 Kirsten Phillips $104.85 Thomas Robertson $200.00 Kosoir Family $731.35 Robbie Schwartz $103.60 Laura Robertson $200.00 Caroline Canov $565.35 Kelly Martin $116.48 Colleen Birrell $100.00 Jeff Morris $555.35 Chloe Jones $116.47 Veronica Rowley $91.00 Peter Cannon $479.30 Aaron Jones $109.22 Mike McDonald $83.10 Tegan Parker $343.35 Corey Macklin $109.22 James Creedy $76.65 Roger Newbiggin $256.55 Corey Jones $109.21 Steve Dick $250.05 Sheridan Harper $72.25 Emily Kosior $246.94 Jase Bean $250.00 Rebecca Graham $72.25 Phoebe Kosior $246.93 Brian Birrell $249.10 Anthony Van Ruth $71.85 Isaac Kosior $246.93 Danae Richter $239.80 Michael O’Kelly $71.85 Sam Llewelyn $460.45 Maegan Dick $239.75 Tim McMenimen $71.85 Carl Perkins Jnr $464.35 Karen Bray $239.75 Steve McDonald $71.85 Tracey Llewelyn $386.20 Kate Morris $235.70 Bridget Peart $66.67 Adam Hammersley $71.85 John Keller $230.00 Frances Peart $66.67 Michael Bouton $71.85 Kyle Parker $229.50 Michael Peart $66.66 Aleksandr Baruksopulo $71.85 Anna Salkeld $229.05 Graeme McCullagh $278.65 Mick Bacon $71.85 Paula Ryan $229.05 John Keller $266.65 Cathy Dick $229.05 Greg Bacon $71.85 James Creedy $237.00 Jan Burdekin $229.05 Gemma Newbiggin $69.60 Brady Smith $282.05 Ann Twoomey $228.35 Samantha Johnston $69.60 Stewart Clark $282.00 Kara Macklin $210.30 Peter McPhan $69.40 Leigh Francis $120.80 Sam Llewelyn $209.10 Jessie Hoogvliet $64.65 Sean McCullagh $123.60 Helen Newbiggin $206.10 Sean McCullagh $59.50 Peter Cannon $649.45 Tim Dwyer $200.90 Shona McClelland $333.85 Alec Gold $59.50 Maitland Family $200.00 Bruce Edwards $509.10 James Baldock $48.95 Gareth Salkield $181.20 Jarryd McDonnell $44.69 Rebecca Creedy $29.75 Carl Perkins Jnr $174.15 Jessica McDonnell $44.68 Aaron Jones $170.85 Alec Gold $44.68 Kieren Perkins $170.25 TOTAL $13,719.90 Liam Cannon $179.90 Ross Robertson $161.50 Jacob Dawes $169.30 Laura Robertson $161.50 Brisbane House to House Jess Dawes $93.89 Chloe Jones $155.00 Collection Amy Blokkeerus $93.88 DECEMBER 2007 Barbara Seaward $146.00 Niki Blokkeerus $93.88 Lauren Waggoner $143.95 Lachlan Gold $97.40 Daniel Creedy $143.10 Troy Davis $160.85 Erin Gold $97.60 Caleb Beale $137.10 Bill Davis $359.60 Sonia Barraud $194.80 Corey Jones $133.00 John Conway $98.33 Justin Glen $109.75 Corey Macklin $132.00 Ben Conway $98.33 Chris Stewart $79.60 Sobiahn Crossan $131.90 Isaac Conway $98.33 Matthew Hutton $88.95 Libby Andreson $122.10 Grant McKenzie $208.53 Mick Bacon $101.40 Sinaed Anderson $122.10 Steve Martin $208.52 Morgan McMeniman $101.40 Matthew Hutton $117.15 Tim McMeniman $101.40 Maurice Peckman $234.85 Kelly-Ann Perkins $113.15 Alexander Baruksopulo $101.40 Liz Dawes $289.30 Dylan Newbiggin $112.15 Michael Boulton $101.40 Tiah Twomey $140.45 Elizabeth Dawes $111.00 Courtney Twomey $140.45 Jemma Tresise $107.90 TOTAL $10,316.54 Ann Twomey $140.45

14 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season FUNDRAISING | Conrad Jupiters Summer Surf Girl

The season was a challenge to balance full-time physio work, surf boating, eating and surf girl duties. Anna SALKELD I held over 20 major fundraising events. Many of my fundraising ideas were dually aimed at getting much needed funds for the surf club as well as building club If you can imagine this, then you can sort of picture morale. I tried some new ideas including Pilates and my year representing Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC as massage days on the beach, a drums workshop night Conrad Jupiters Summer Surf Girl…many a midnight and a Magical Mystery Pub and Winery Tour. Most rendezvous in the surf club office, emptying my wallet outstanding of all these efforts were the festivities, into the fundraising chocolate box, meetings in the games, competitions, mock rescues and Human Surf gutter with helpful neighbours, cheeks hurting from Life Saving Flag created on Australia Day. I am so smiling, blistered fingers from the combination of physio proud of the effort all club members put into not only and Friday night raffle ticket sales, sweet-talking people this event but the entire surf girl season and how we into trying something new, being a ‘media tart’…but represented surf lifesavers within the community. above all acquiring a second family. And I wouldn’t give Met Caloundra SLSC’s fundraising total was $75, the experience away for a million dollars. 951.66 – a record for our club, and third best this year. The total fundraising efforts of all surf girls this year was

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just over an amazing $650,000!!!

As the year progressed I became increasingly more passionate about surf lifesaving as I came to learn more and more. It was a fun experience doing education talks at schools and setting up displays throughout the community. It was great to work among some of the most generous, talented, ambitious and kind-hearted people I have come across in my life.

Throughout the year I have made an extraordinary number of friends and contacts, all of which have been so very supportive. Thank you to everyone, particularly my girls and coach: Jan, Paula, Cathy…and Molly. I could not have done it without Dennis Rowley, Kay Blokkeerus, Gary Jones, Debbie Hoogvliet, Julie Richards, Jeff Angus, Perkins family (trailer chauffeur extraordinaire), Kirsten Phillips, John Keller, Neil and Libby Anderson, Simon Richards, Lance Hipkin, IRB crew, Isaac Cox… the list goes on, I could fill the entire page. with that and all of the efforts our club put into this Thank you to many local businesses including year’s campaign. Caloundra Surf Club, Something Blue, Gloria Jeans All in all, Summer Surf Girl is a wonderful program to Caloundra, Caloundra Fruit Market, Sunshine Coast not only help out your surf club and local community, Oyster Services, Pinnell’s Gourmet Meats, Jerome’s, but it also encourages personal development. I am Bunning’s, Eagle Boys, Cold Rock Ice Creamery fortunate to have been able to participate during the Caloundra, ….you all made my Friday night raffle less Year of the Surf Lifesaver. of a headache and I am so grateful for your endless generous support. All the best to our new entrant, Jemma – go get ‘em girl ~ and most importantly, have a blast! My week at Conrad Jupiters Casino was initially dampened by my uncoordinated surfing efforts. The Anna Salkeld day before I left I got a nasty surfboard fin cut to my Conrad Jupiters Summer Surf Girl ankle which resulted me being on crutches and the Miss Personality walk down the catwalk being a little more daunting than expected! However nothing stopped me, it was fantastic to mingle with 19 other entrants and the judges, and enjoy a variety of activities including Food Fantasy Buffet every meal. Thanks to everyone who came on the night, it was a lot of fun dancing with that lollypop. Despite still having a car with no AC I did my best at being Conrad Jupiter’s Summer Surf Girl and am so happy

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also to SLSQ and Caloundra City Council for funding.

Patrol attendance was good throughout the year which is reflected in the high number of members achieving Kirsten PHILLIPS both 50 and 100 hours on patrol. Thank you to everyone who contributed to patrols throughout the season, I know it is a big ask to commit so many hours to a volunteer organisation but your efforts are very much appreciated by the club and the local community The ever-increasing tourist and residential population in – we are making a difference. Thanks also to those Caloundra has seen visitations to Kings Beach steadily roving and long service members who helped out on grow which has resulted in the busiest season yet for patrols throughout the season - it is wonderful to have our patrols. your experience and support on the beach.

While crowds were large, the weather was kind to us Speaking of experience, thanks to all of the patrol this season which resulted in the number of rescues captains who have done an outstanding job. Your being lower than in previous years. However, of the commitment to maintaining high standards and rescues undertaken, a large number were performed building strong teams has been exceptional. Thank you in the Happy Valley and Caloundra bar areas. These for your support and vigilance – you are the backbone areas will be a priority focus for the future expansion of of our patrols. lifesaving services for our club particularly as the area Our patrol standards remained high throughout the develops and overcrowding on Kings Beach continues. patrolling year. Patrol inspections went well with the The area in front of the Rolling Surf also continues to teams inspected at the tail end of the season gaining be dangerous with the rocks heavily exposed at low particularly high scores. Fingers crossed the club tide and a number of large fixed rips. This area also finishes well in the Buhk Wilkes inspections. A key part produced a number of rescues this season including the of these inspections and our patrol standards is the mass rescue of five teenagers early in 2007. maintenance of our gear and equipment. Thank you to

Well done to all members who have been involved in all of the members who have contributed to ensuring rescues and other incidents throughout the season, our gear is up to scratch. Most of this work is done by you have performed exceptionally well and should be the members I call the “mid-week fairies” who put in extremely proud of your life saving efforts. numerous hours each week to make sure we are ready for the weekends – thanks to all of these members The new pool area has also increased the workload – you know who you are. on our patrols during the season with members being called on to attend numerous, some quite serious, On the training and education front, welcome to incidents. Hopefully this problem area will be addressed our new members who joined our patrol teams. in the near future with the implementation of a Congratulations also to our current members who have lifeguard service. successfully upgraded their skills during the season by gaining new awards. Thanks also to those who have A refurbished first aid room has certainly been an asset trained these members CTO Liz Dawes and all of the to our patrols this season. Thanks to those who helped club’s trainers and assessors have worked tirelessly to make it happen in particular Isaac Cox, Gary Jones, deliver our training program with outstanding results. Ross Barber, John Keller, and Ashley Langford. Thanks

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This season has been particularly difficult for Also a huge thank you to Kay Blokkeerus and Dennis proficiencies with all members upgrading to the new Rowley – your support in all areas of lifesaving national qualifications. Thanks for your patience and including administration, gear and equipment, and the support during this process and thanks to the trainers numerous other tasks has been amazing – couldn’t do and assessors who ensured all of our members were it without you! put through. Thanks also to the other lifesaving office bearers and Well done to our champion lifesaver and patrol my fellow Board of Management members. While work competition competitors, through your participation you around the club can often seem like an insurmountable have contributed valuable points to our Buhk Wilkes challenge, the burden is certainly eased by having a efforts. Congratulations in particular to the Under 15 supportive and professional team to work with. patrol comp team of Sam Llewelyn, Kelly-Ann Perkins, Next season we will continue to refine and improve Skye Fifield and Monique Fifield who took out a bronze our lifesaving services and our patrol standards. medal at the State titles. Membership will also be a key focus with the aim to Our youth development program, and in particular reach a minimum of 85 percent retention rate and also the Youth Involvement Program (YIPs), has seen our recruitment of 40 new members. These targets are younger members get involved in a range of activities certainly attainable if we continue to work together and both on and off the beach. Well done to all of those support each other. who have completed various levels of this program. On a personal note, I would like to thank everyone Next season we will be looking to further expand our who supported me so much following the passing of youth program and provide more opportunities for my father John ‘Fruity’ Phillips early in 2007. This was our young members to have fun and get involved in a a difficult time for me, and my family, and we are all broader range of activities. extremely grateful for the support we received from the

Special thanks also to those members who have Met Caloundra members – it is nice to know that the contributed to keeping up the lifesaving administration lifesaving family is so strong. Thank you. side of things throughout the season. A number of I look forward to seeing you all on the beach again next members have helped to input hours and lifesaving season and don’t forget to make the most of what is left stats that need to be completed each week. of this very special year – Year of the Surf Lifesaver. We

Special thanks to Paula Ryan, for her work in this area should all be very proud of what we do and what we and support throughout the season as my vice captain. have achieved. Well done. Kirsten Phillips Club Captain

18 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season LIFESAVING | Patrol Hours

First Name Surname Normal Hours Bonus Hours (1) Award Hours (2) Water Safety Support Service (3) Total (4)

Haylee Alai 39:15 39:15 0:00 39:15 Jordan Alai 34:45 34:45 0:00 34:45 Karen Altmann 32:00 32:00 0:00 32:00 Neil Anderson 29:15 8:15 37:30 36:15 0:00 73:45 Gregory Bacon 50:30 50:30 0:00 50:30 Michael Bacon 5:00 5:00 0:00 5:00 James Baldock 86:45 86:45 0:00 86:45 Rachel Barber 57:45 57:45 0:00 57:45 Kerry Barlow 21:30 21:30 0:00 21:30 Sonia Barraud 15:45 15:45 0:00 15:45 Aleksandr Baruksopulo 17:45 17:45 0:00 17:45 Caleb Beale 10:15 10:15 0:00 10:15 Jase Bean 5:30 5:30 0:00 5:30 Norman Bergin 28:00 28:00 0:00 28:00 Brian-John Birrell 68:15 4:00 72:15 0:00 72:15 Michael Boulton 15:15 15:15 0:00 15:15 Karen Bray 3:30 3:30 36:45 0:00 40:15 Trent Bray 34:30 34:30 0:00 34:30 Garry Brockenshire 0:00 0:00 70:45 70:45 Jan Burdekin 71:45 3:45 75:30 0:00 75:30 Grant Callaghan 64:15 64:15 0:00 64:15 Liam Cannon 51:15 51:15 0:00 51:15 Ashleigh Canov 57:15 57:15 3:00 0:00 60:15 James Chisholm 61:15 4:00 65:15 0:00 65:15 John Clothier 18:30 18:30 0:00 18:30 Jenni Clutton 36:00 36:00 0:00 36:00 Amber Cottrell-Jury 31:30 31:30 0:00 31:30 Isaac Cox 50:00 50:00 4:45 54:45 Daniel Creedy 107:30 3:30 111:00 0:00 111:00 James Creedy 75:15 3:30 78:45 0:00 78:45 Rebecca Creedy 53:30 3:00 56:30 0:00 56:30 Sheridan Creedy 67:30 3:30 71:00 0:00 71:00 Graeme Daisley 44:30 44:30 0:00 44:30 Thomas Darcy 15:45 15:45 3:15 0:00 19:00 Vicki Davies 20:30 20:30 0:00 20:30 Michael Davies-Hill 73:30 9:00 82:30 0:00 82:30 Troy Davis 57:45 5:30 63:15 3:00 0:00 66:15 William Davis 40:00 4:00 44:00 30:00 0:00 74:00 Elizabeth Dawes 68:00 7:45 75:45 0:00 75:45 Jessica Dawes 5:00 5:00 0:00 5:00 Cameron Dews 53:45 53:45 0:00 53:45 Cathy Dick 53:45 53:45 0:00 53:45 Maegan Dick 50:15 4:30 54:45 2:15 0:00 57:00 Steve Dick 54:15 5:00 59:15 21:45 0:00 81:00 Joseph Doonan 15:30 15:30 0:00 15:30 Sam Doonan 47:45 47:45 0:00 47:45 Olivia Doyle-Gray 11:30 11:30 0:00 11:30 Brian Dreves 15:00 4:15 19:15 43:15 0:00 62:30 Aleisha Edwards 15:30 15:30 0:00 15:30 Bruce Edwards 25:00 25:00 0:00 25:00 Scott Edwards 15:00 15:00 14:45 0:00 29:45 Aaron Evans 32:30 32:30 0:00 32:30 Corey Evans 22:15 22:15 0:00 22:15 Debbie Evans 4:15 4:15 8:30 0:00 8:30 Justin Evans 4:15 4:15 8:30 0:00 8:30 Stephen Ferguson 10:45 10:45 9:30 0:00 20:15 Cia Fien 15:15 15:15 0:00 15:15 Monique Fifield 50:30 3:45 54:15 0:00 54:15 Skye Fifield 27:30 3:00 30:30 5:30 0:00 36:00 Leigh Francis 54:30 3:30 58:00 0:00 58:00 Alec Gold 14:15 14:15 0:00 14:15 Lachlan Gold 15:45 15:45 10:45 0:00 26:30 Rebecca Graham 74:30 3:30 78:00 0:00 78:00

(1) Bonus hours are an internal club incentive, and are only used for Club Award purposes. (2) Club Patrol Awards are based on normal beach patrols, plus bonus hours. (3) Support Service hours include Jet Boat, SurfCom, Helicopter and Duty Officer patrols. (4) Total hours do not include Bonus Hours. Data extracted from Surfmate on 20/5/2007 from 1/9/2006 to 10/5/2007.

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First Name Surname Normal Hours Bonus Hours (1) Award Hours (2) Water Safety Support Service (3) Total (4)

Ben Grollman 5:15 5:15 0:00 5:15 Owen Hall 49:15 49:15 6:00 3:30 58:45 Wendy Hall 0:00 0:00 45:00 45:00 Pierce Hardy 34:15 7:15 41:30 1:30 0:00 43:00 Adam Harris 64:30 64:30 0:00 64:30 Bryce Harris 29:30 29:30 0:00 29:30 Kevin Harris 15:45 15:45 0:00 15:45 Kyle Harris 47:45 47:45 0:00 47:45 Andrea Hayes 5:30 5:30 0:00 5:30 Daniel Hayes 57:00 57:00 0:00 57:00 Noel Hayes 0:00 0:00 6:00 0:00 6:00 Peter Hickey 3:30 3:30 18:15 0:00 21:45 Lance Hipkin 94:45 94:45 6:00 100:45 Thomas Holmes 5:00 5:00 0:00 5:00 Jessie Hoogvliet 45:15 4:00 49:15 0:00 49:15 Peter Hoogvliet 78:45 4:00 82:45 29:00 111:45 Tamara Hoogvliet 63:15 2:00 65:15 0:00 65:15 Christina Huckle 56:30 4:30 61:00 0:00 61:00 Leonie Huckle 63:30 4:15 67:45 0:00 67:45 Trudee Hutchinson 39:15 39:15 0:00 39:15 Matthew Hutton 42:15 42:15 0:00 42:15 Kieron Jeffries 0:00 0:00 2:00 0:00 2:00 Samuel Jeffries 22:15 22:15 0:00 22:15 Samantha Johnston 44:00 44:00 0:00 44:00 Aaron Jones 41:30 41:30 0:00 41:30 Chloe Jones 55:15 55:15 0:00 55:15 Corey Jones 34:15 34:15 0:00 34:15 Zane Jones 40:30 40:30 0:00 40:30 John Keller 111:45 3:30 115:15 0:00 115:15 Robyn Kent 24:45 10:45 35:30 18:15 0:00 53:45 Stephen Kent 11:15 11:15 22:30 32:00 0:00 54:30 Ashley Langford 87:30 6:45 94:15 0:00 94:15 Nicholas Lindley 0:00 0:00 110:00 110:00 Melanie List 44:15 44:15 0:00 44:15 Sam Llewelyn 59:30 12:30 72:00 2:30 0:00 74:30 Sam Maccoll 44:45 44:45 0:00 44:45 Alan Macklin 0:00 0:00 10:30 0:00 10:30 Corey Macklin 55:30 55:30 0:00 55:30 Kara Macklin 57:45 57:45 9:30 0:00 67:15 Peter Maitland 30:30 30:30 0:00 30:30 Robert Maitland 8:30 8:30 0:00 8:30 Stephen Maitland 166:00 166:00 0:00 166:00 Nicole Manuel 13:30 3:30 17:00 0:00 17:00 Grant Martin 46:30 46:30 2:30 0:00 49:00 Kelly Martin 10:30 10:30 0:00 10:30 Stephen Martin 55:15 55:15 21:15 76:30 Steven Matheson 46:00 46:00 0:00 46:00 Shona McClelland 32:15 0:45 33:00 0:00 33:00 Trevor McCormack 30:30 30:30 0:00 30:30 Sean McCullagh 64:30 3:30 68:00 0:00 68:00 Michael McDonald 54:30 4:30 59:00 15:00 74:00 Stephen McDonald 42:15 42:15 0:00 42:15 Grant McKenzie 80:45 4:30 85:15 29:00 114:15 Peter McPhan 123:15 16:00 139:15 0:00 139:15 Scott Meyer 29:00 29:00 2:45 0:00 31:45 Simon Meyer 32:00 32:00 0:00 32:00 Byron Mills 0:00 0:00 51:45 51:45 Fraser Mills 58:15 58:15 0:00 58:15 Megan Mollenhauer 11:15 11:15 0:00 11:15 Jeffrey Morris 37:15 37:15 4:30 0:00 41:45 Kate Morris 48:00 48:00 0:00 48:00 Samuel Morris 45:00 45:00 0:00 45:00 Sean Morrisson 22:30 22:30 0:00 22:30

(1) Bonus hours are an internal club incentive, and are only used for Club Award purposes. (2) Club Patrol Awards are based on normal beach patrols, plus bonus hours. (3) Support Service hours include Jet Boat, SurfCom, Helicopter and Duty Officer patrols. (4) Total hours do not include Bonus Hours. Data extracted from Surfmate on 20/5/2007 from 1/9/2006 to 10/5/2007.

20 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season LIFESAVING | Patrol Hours

First Name Surname Normal Hours Bonus Hours (1) Award Hours (2) Water Safety Support Service (3) Total (4)

Rachael Murdoch 47:45 47:45 0:00 47:45 Paul Murphy 20:00 20:00 0:00 20:00 Sarah Myers 22:45 22:45 76:30 99:15 Isaiah Nelson 64:45 8:00 72:45 0:00 72:45 Ray Nelson 0:00 0:00 31:00 0:00 31:00 Dylan Newbiggin 8:45 8:45 0:00 8:45 Gemma Newbiggin 11:15 11:15 0:00 11:15 Michael O’Kelly 53:30 53:30 0:00 53:30 Kyle Parker 122:45 4:15 127:00 6:00 0:00 133:00 Tegan Parker 78:45 4:15 83:00 0:00 83:00 Bridget Peart 5:45 5:45 0:00 5:45 Thomas Peart 49:00 2:45 51:45 0:00 51:45 Kelly-Ann Perkins 56:00 5:45 61:45 0:00 61:45 Kieren Perkins 111:45 18:15 130:00 2:00 0:00 132:00 Carl Perkins Jnr 94:30 13:30 108:00 0:00 108:00 Carl Perkins Snr 63:30 63:30 0:00 63:30 Kirsten Phillips 42:00 7:30 49:30 50:30 100:00 Matthew Richards 9:00 3:30 12:30 0:00 12:30 Simon Richards 36:15 36:15 75:45 112:00 Tahlia Richter 31:15 3:45 35:00 2:15 0:00 37:15 Laura Robertson 57:00 57:00 0:00 57:00 Ross Robertson 68:45 68:45 0:00 68:45 Thomas Robertson 56:30 56:30 0:00 56:30 Daniel Robinson 23:45 23:45 0:00 23:45 Dennis Rowley 0:00 0:00 34:15 0:00 34:15 Matt Rowley 41:15 41:15 0:00 41:15 Paula Ryan 71:00 11:30 82:30 0:00 82:30 Anna Salkeld 65:00 8:00 73:00 0:00 73:00 Gareth Salkield 66:00 19:30 85:30 0:00 85:30 Robert Schwartz 32:30 4:00 36:30 3:30 63:00 103:00 Barbara Seaward 34:00 34:00 0:00 34:00 Paul Seto 84:00 84:00 0:00 84:00 Dimmity Sherras 27:00 3:45 30:45 2:15 0:00 33:00 Jennifer Singleton 0:00 0:00 5:00 0:00 5:00 Bronson Slater 102:30 102:30 0:00 102:30 Brennan Smith 11:00 11:00 0:00 11:00 Elliott Smith 33:15 33:15 0:00 33:15 Luke Stafford 40:30 40:30 0:00 40:30 Christopher Stewart 13:30 13:30 0:00 13:30 Emma Stewart 25:00 25:00 0:00 25:00 Michael Stewart 47:30 4:00 51:30 0:00 51:30 Trevor Thelning 7:30 4:00 11:30 18:45 18:00 48:15 Barry Thomas 19:30 19:30 57:30 0:00 77:00 Kayleigh Thompson 32:30 32:30 0:00 32:30 Jemma Tresise 60:45 60:45 0:00 60:45 Joshua Van Jole 28:45 28:45 0:00 28:45 Anthony Van Ruth 40:15 40:15 0:00 40:15 Wayne Walker 73:15 3:45 77:00 0:00 77:00 Laura Waples 26:00 26:00 0:00 26:00 Warren Waples 26:00 26:00 0:00 26:00 Brodie Ward 15:15 15:15 0:00 15:15 Alex Watson 20:15 20:15 0:00 20:15 Glenn Watson 87:00 5:30 92:30 0:00 92:30 Julian Watson 10:15 10:15 0:00 10:15 Darryl Webster 124:15 13:15 137:30 0:00 137:30 Tracey Webster 86:30 4:30 91:00 0:00 91:00 James Wickham 53:15 53:15 0:00 53:15 Jane Young 20:30 20:30 0:00 20:30 Tomas Young 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 Andrew Yule 65:15 65:15 0:00 65:15 TOTALS 7559:15 352:30 7911:45 498:45 669:45 8727:45

(1) Bonus hours are an internal club incentive, and are only used for Club Award purposes. (2) Club Patrol Awards are based on normal beach patrols, plus bonus hours. (3) Support Service hours include Jet Boat, SurfCom, Helicopter and Duty Officer patrols. (4) Total hours do not include Bonus Hours. Data extracted from Surfmate on 20/5/2007 from 1/9/2006 to 10/5/2007.

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 21 LIFESAVING | Patrol Statistics

Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC | 2006/2007 SEASON RESCUES, RESUSCITATIONS, FIRST AID TREATMENTS

Yearly Comparisons RESCUES, RESUSCITATIONS, FIRST AID TREATMENTS

22 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season LIFESAVING | Training & Assessment

Liz DAWES

It has been another successful year in training and Awards assessment at Metropolitan Caloundra. This success Bronze Medallion can be attributed to factors such as a management Being the steeping stone of a volunteer surf lifesaver, plan, committed trainers, enthusiastic helpers and water courses should be structured to ensure that the training safety volunteers, assessors and efficient administrators. experience for candidates is a valuable and enjoyable This backbone of support and commitment has one thus ensuring quality and inspiration for our club contributed to the continued success and goal plan for with energetic and valuable team members. training and assessment.

From here we should encourage all our members to Proficiencies enhance themselves with the unique and wonderful It has been another busy year with new resuscitation additional awards that are now available to them. The rates and proficiency workbooks bringing our 156 aim is then to encourage and lead them on to become members up to Certificate II level - congratulations to trainers and assessors which is a benefit to our club and one and all. gives them a tool within their own lives and workplace.

For the 2006/2007 period the club ran four bronze

It can be truly said that proficiencies can prove to be medallion courses with 37 successful candidates. a daunting experience for those who feel they have Congratulations to those new members who took this forgotten their skills and.it is duly noted that this year first step this year. was one of the most difficult. However true to form for members of Metropolitan Caloundra we excelled and achieved benefiting our club and team members alike. Train Small Groups Congratulations to the following members who obtained their Train Small Group award and who have assisted in A very special word of thanks is to all our assessors and improving our team of trainers: trainers who once again were outstanding in their roles and especially in the processing the proficiencies. Their commitment to quality and high standards in the club Dan Creedy, James Creedy, Tracey Webster, Issac Cox, is amazing – a special mention to Simon Richards who Jan Burdekin and Darryl Webster. went above and beyond in his personal efforts with the proficiency workbooks.

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 23 LIFESAVING | Training & Assessment

Other awards Again we will also be looking to up-skill existing trainers to become assessors, and encouraging new trainers to Other awards run over the 2006/2007 season included: gain their Train Small Groups award. The training officer Two Advance Resuscitation courses, two Defibrillator and assessor incentive scheme has worked well and will courses, one resuscitation course (camp), one Surf be continued with a few improvements. Rescue Certificate course, three IRB Crewman courses, one IRB Driver course, one Train Small Groups course, one Senior First Aid as well as a range of Surf The success in awarding members with new certificates Awareness, Surf Safety, and Surf Smart certificates. cannot be refuted, this success has to be attributed to so many who offered their time to achieve this, to all those team members a huge thank you there are to We can see that much has been achieved this season. many of you to name, the benefit of your efforts have We also acknowledge and thank the assistance of our made Metropolitan Caloundra a most rewarding club for Branch in helping us achieve some of these outcomes. its quality in training and commitment. All of the skills which have been obtained during this season can be seen in our patrol members and excellent results of our The coming season patrols. During the off-season period we will be running additional Senior First Aid courses, along with Defib courses. We look forward to the next season with enthusiasm and encouragement for improving our lifesaving skills and Metropolitan Caloundra lifesaving attitude. The training team is looking into offering off-season courses becoming an additional opportunity to members as an option to upgrade members prior to the start of I would like to thank everybody for their support, and the new season. encourage everybody to enjoy and have fun in the sun, see you all next season.

We have also been advised that there will be a new Operational First Aid Award which is nominated to Elizabeth Dawes start in the new season 2007-2008 when details are Chief Training Officer 2006-2007 received they will be updated to our Website. Slip, Slop, Slap

24 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season LIFE SAVING | Awards Achieved

Advanced Resuscitation Bronson Slater, Trevor Thelning, Silver Medallion Life Saving Certificate | Total:8 Jemma Tresise, Wayne Walker, Medallion | Total: 1 Brian-John Birrell, Isaac Cox, Glenn Watson. Sarah Myers Sheridan Creedy, Vicki Davies, Helicopter Underwater Escape Silver Medallion IRB Mark Gregg, Christina Huckle, Training | Total: 1 Driver | Total: 7 Jemma Tresise, Glenn Watson Nicholas Lindley James Baldock, William Davis, Age Managers’ Steve Dick, Rebecca Graham, IRB Crewman Accreditation | Total: 1 Jessie Hoogvliet, Carl Perkins Snr, Certificate | Total: 18 Byron Mills Trevor Thelning Brian-John Birrell, Amber Cottrell- Assessor Bronze Jury, Rebecca Creedy, Surf Rescue Certificate | Total: 15 Medallion | Total: 3 Michael Davies-Hill, Steve Dick, Ashleigh Canov, Thomas Darcy, Elizabeth Dawes, Kirsten Phillips, Steven Matheson, Sean McCullagh, Maegan Dick, Joseph Doonan, Barbara Seaward Peter McPhan, Samuel Morris, Olivia Doyle-Gray, Scott Edwards, Laura Robertson, Ross Robertson, Skye Fifield, Lachlan Gold, ATV Induction | Total: 3 Thomas Robertson, Gareth Salkield, Daniel Hayes, Samuel Jeffries, Aaron Jones, Corey Jones, Bronson Slater, Trevor Thelning, Scott Meyer, Kyle Parker, Zane Jones Alex Watson, Glenn Watson, Tahlia Richter, Dimmity Sherras, Bronze Medallion | Total: 37 James Wickham Kayleigh Thompson

Neil Anderson, Kerry Barlow, Radio Operators Train Small Groups | Total: 6 Brian-John Birrell, Trent Bray, Certificate | Total: 1 Jan Burdekin, Isaac Cox, Alexander Cannon, John Clothier, Wendy Hall Daniel Creedy, James Creedy, Jenni Clutton, Amber Cottrell-Jury, Darryl Webster, Tracey Webster Rescue Water Craft Robert Daniec, Vicki Davies, Operator | Total: 3 Training Officer IRB | Total: 2 Michael Davies-Hill, Sam Doonan, Stephen Martin, Michael McDonald, Daniel Creedy, James Creedy Aleisha Edwards, Stephen Ferguson, Robert Schwartz Monique Fifield, Bryce Harris, Surf Awareness One | Total: 33 Christina Huckle, Leonie Huckle, Resuscitation Alexia Baker, Nichola Bates, Kieron Jeffries, Trevor McCormack, Certificate | Total: 21 Sullivan Beare, Reef Christiansen, Peter McPhan, Simon Meyer, Jordan Beard, Jesse Birrell, Sophie Conway, Darcy Coote, Fraser Mills, Samuel Morris, Kristina Brown, Karlee Bryant, Brad Cramer, Ryan Cramer, Tegan Parker, Daniel Robinson, Benjamin Conway, Izaak Davis, Hallam Darcy, Jaz Day, Liam Egan, Matt Rowley, Gareth Salkield, Cameron Ferguson, Matthew Egan, Thomas Ferguson, Elliott Smith, Trevor Thelning, Benjamin Jeffries, Hannah Lagden, Gianni Gagliardo, Joseph Gavin, Cameron Thomas, Joshua Van Jole, Alice Llewelyn, Taylah Marsh, Alley Hickey, Patrick Hogan, Laura Waples, Warren Waples, Adam Nelson, Brady Ovenden, Mitchell Holland, Cameron Hunter, Glenn Watson, James Wickham, Logan Payne, Bridget Peart, Thomas Jeffries, Victor Mackintosh, Andrew Yule Sarah Rowley, Sam Simmons, Ella Parvin, Brianna Rayward, Cameron Smith, Mitchell Stokes, Abbey Ryan, Riley Secombe, Defibrillator Certificate | Total: 20 Sophie Waples, Cameron Williams Will Seebohm, Samuel Smith, Brian-John Birrell, Isaac Cox, Madisen Steele, Harrison Tacey, Sheridan Creedy, Vicki Davies, Senior First Aid Tim Thelning, Nicholas Thomas, Michael Davies – Hill, Owen Hall, Certificate | Total: 7 Conrad Uffer, William Weir Christina Huckle, Melanie List, Jan Burdekin, Isaac Cox, Grant McKenzie, Peter McPhan, Stephen Maitland, Byron Mills, Surf Awareness Two | Total: 24 Ross Robertson, Paul Ryan, Carl Perkins Snr, Ross Robertson, Shania Allen, Nelson Anderson, Anna Slakeld, Paul Seto, Catherine Thelning James Barnes, Mitchell Beard,

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 25 MEMBER RECOGNITION | Club Awards

Phoebe Broad, Harrison Coates, Mikaela Bray, Isabella Carbone, Under 8: 30 Ashlie Crofts, Alexander Dreves, Isaac Conway, Siobhan Crossan, Pool Assessment Under 9: 38 Marcus Ferguson, Eliza Dreves, Chloe Hogan, Run Swim Run Assessment Madeleine Fissenden, Alexandra Holland, Liam Kent, Under 9: 26 Brandon Herrigan, Erica Hungerford, Fletcher McIvor, Cohen Payne, Cieran Kent, Mitchell Lauchs, Zoe Richter, Craig Stewart, Pool Assessment Under 10: 38 Jacob Lawrence, Jeremy McKay, Lachlan Stuart, Emily Taylor, Run Swim Run Assessment Lachlan Rayner, Trent Sharpe, Tiah Twomey, Rigan Wallis, Under 10: 10 Rory Singleton, Alexander Walmsley, Steven Yule Pool Assessment Under 11: 28 Madison Walmsley, Callum Watt, Surf Smart Two | Total: 21 Rebecca Williams, Paige Wilson Run Swim Run Assessment Jordan Beard, Jesse Birrell, Under 11: 28 Surf Safety One | Total: 23 Kristina Brown, Karlee Bryant, Rachael Baartz, Abbey Bates, Benjamin Conway, Izaak Davis, Pool Assessment Under 12: 22 Morgan Beasley, Sarah Brodrick, Cameron Ferguson, Run Swim Run Assessment Phillip Coote, Benjamin De Benjamin Jeffries, Hannah Lagden, Under 12: 22 Malmanche, Erin Gold, Gabby Greer, Alice Llewelyn, Taylah Marsh, Pool Assessment Under 13: 32 Lachlan Hale, Joel Hennessy, Adam Nelson, Brady Ovenden, Darcy Hill, Ella Hogan, Logan Payne, Bridget Peart, Run Swim Run Assessment Nicholas Jeffries, Sam King, Sarah Rowley, Sam Simmons, Under 13: 30 Kyle Meyer, Koen Mookhoek, Cameron Smith, Mitchell Stokes, Pool Assessment Under 14: 14 Michael Peart, Clayton Ryan, Sophie Waples, Cameron Williams Sinae Southon, Willow Stott, Run Swim Run Assessment Proficiencies/ Competencies Cameron Taylor, Amy Thelning, Under 14: 13 Advanced Resuscitation Tea Wallis Certificate: 57 Surf Safety Two | Total: 30 Assessor Bronze Medallion: 5 Sinead Anderson, Lillie Batchelor, Grace Beare, Holly Boubouras, Assessor IRBD: 2 Mackenzie Clark, Assessor Rescue Water Craft; 1 Zachary Cooper-Warner, Assessor Resuscitation: 2 Courtney Daniec, Meghan Devenney, Jordan Du Rieu, Liam Evans, Bronze Medallion: 117 Matthew Gicquel, Madeleine Greene, Defibrillator: 27 Courtney Hayes, Samuel Hennessy, Helicopter Crewman: 1 Meg Hickey, Josephine Hungerford, Alexander MacKintosh, IRB Crewman: 47 Sarah MacKintosh, Jessica McKay, Rescue Water Craft Operator: 4 Lily Ovenden, Louis Peoples, Chantal Pool, Amber Reynolds, Resuscitation Certificate: 51 Shannon Reynolds, Amy Seaburn, Senior First Aid: 39 Treanda Seaburn, Harley Slater, Silver Medallion IRB Driver: 25 Kyle Thompson, Courtney Twomey, Kristina Williams Surf Rescue Certificate: 64

Surf Smart One | Total: 19 Pool Assessment Under 8: 31 Bonnie Beare, Niki Blokkeerus, Run Swim Run Assessment

26 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season MEMBER RECOGNITION | Club Awards

LIFESAVING Bronson Slater Assessor or the Year Sean McCullagh John Thurtell Trophy 2005-2006: Matt Richards Troy Davis - Best Masters Competitor & Simon Richards Michael Davies-Hill 2007 Nominees: 2007 Nominees: Brian John Birrell Stephen Maitland Sheridan Creedy 2006-2007 Most Efficient Matt Richards & Peter Hoogvliet Simon Richards Junior Lifesaver: Brian John 2006-2007 Best Masters Competitor: Alan Macklin Birrell “BJ” Matt Richards and Peter Hoogvliet Bruce Edwards IRB Team Elizabeth Dawes Most Efficient Senior Lifesaver 2006-2007 Assessor of the Year: 2005-2006: John Keller Des Dwyer OAM Trophy Simon Richards 2007 Nominees: - Best & Fairest Competitor Carl Perkins Snr 2005-2006: Chloe Jones Training Officer of the Year Darryl Webster 2007 Nominees: 2005- 2006: Elizabeth Dawes Jan Burdekin Dan and James Creedy IRB team 2007 Nominees: John Keller Rebecca Creedy Elizabeth Dawes Paula Ryan Corey Jones Simon Richards Dan Creedy Kelly- Ann Perkins Sheridan Creedy Lance Hipkin 2006-2007 Best & Fairest Competitor: Dan and James Creedy Kirsten Phillips Steve Dick IRB Team Dan Creedy 2006-2007 Most Efficient Senior Tracey Webster Lifesaver: Jan Burdekin and Darryl Webster John Phillips Memorial Trophy Darryl Webster Most Valuable Carnival Official 2006- 2007 Training Officer 2007 nominees: of the Year: Elizabeth Dawes Cliff Croughan Trophy for Best Patrol Team Members Peter Cannon 2005-2006 Michael Stewart, Peter Hall JJ Betts Trophy for Most Patrol Hours Darryl Webster, Dylan Newbiggin, Gary Jones 2005-2006 John Keller Wayne Walker, Grant Callaghan, Karen Bray 2006-2007 Most Patrol Hours Chloe Jones, Carl Perkins Snr, Veronica Rowley Stephen Maitland Rachael Barber, Sam Maccoll. Barry Weatherall 2006-2007 Best Patrol Team 2006-2007 Most Valuable Carnival Old Boy Trophy for Most Members: official: Peter Hall Efficient Patrol Captain Carl Perkins Snr 2005-2006 Jim Chisholm Laura Robertson MEMBERSHIP AWARDS 2007 Nominees Sheridan Creedy Supporters Club Grant Callaghan Chloe Jones Encouragement Award John Keller Michael Davies-Hill 2005-2006: U17 Patrol Competition Dan Creedy Liz Dawes 2007 Nominees: Mike McDonald Sean McCullagh Sheridan Creedy Stephen Maitland Tamara Hoogvliet Steve Dick 2006-2007 Most Efficient Patrol James Creedy Grant Callaghan Captain: Stephen Maitland Lance Hipkin Women’s Open Boat Crew Paula Ryan Sean McCullagh Most Efficient Cadet Lifesaver Kieren Perkins 2005-2006 Bronson Slater SURF SPORTS AWARDS 2006-2007 Supporters Club Award: 2007 Nominees: Colin Roughsedge Trophy Women's Open Boat Crew: Carl Perkins Jnr Most Outstanding Competitor Anna Salkeld, Jan Burdiken, Paula Sam Llewellyn 2005-2006: Chris Stewart Ryan and Cathy Dick Kieren Perkins 2007 Nominees: Kelly-Ann Perkins Corey Jones Club Captiain's Trophy Kara Macklin Kelly-Ann Perkins Best New Member Monique Fifield Kieren Perkins 2005- 2006: Paula Ryan 2006-2007 Most Efficient Chloe Jones 2007 Nominees: Cadet Lifesaver: Carl Perkins Jnr Rebecca Creedy Monique Fifield Matt Rowley Isaac Cox Most Efficient Junior Lifesaver Sean McCullagh Neil Anderson 2005-2006: Troy Davis 2006-2007 Most Outstanding Peter McPhan 2007 Nominees: Competitor: Chloe Jones Trevor Thelning

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 27 MEMBER RECOGNITION | Club Awards

Glenn Watson Elizabeth Dawes U12 Bonnie Beare 2006-2007 Best New Member: Mick Bacon U13 Cameron Ferguson Glenn Watson 2005-2006 Most Valuable Officer Bearer: Mick Bacon O’Brien Glass Trophy Most Improved Member Under 11 Holly Boubouras 2005-2006: Lance Hipkin Stanley Lucas Trophy for Surf Appeals Under 12 Mikaela Bray 2007 Nominees: 2005-2006: Tamara Hoogvliet Under 13 Karlee Bryant Sheridan Creedy 2007 Nominees: Under 14 Tahlia Richter Neil Anderson Sam Llewelyn Overall Winner: Karlee Bryant Lance Hipkin Anna Salkeld Jemma Tresise Gary Jones Gorman Family Trophy Steve Dick Carl Perkins Snr Ashleigh Canov 2006-2007 Most Improved Member: 2006-2007 Surf Appeals Fundraiser: Steve Dick Anna Salkeld Les Steers Trophy Jesse Birrell Stirrers Award President's Award 2005-2006: Deb Hoogvliet 2005-2006 Winner: Debbie Hoogvliet Senior Club Award 2007 Nominees: Dimmity Sherras Simon Richards OTHER AWARDS Dan Creedy SURF LIFE SAVING QUEENSLAND Supporters Club Gary Jones RECOGNITION AWARDS 2005-2006 Encouragement Award Deb Hoogvliet Lifesaving Service Awards: Skye Fifield 2006-2007 Stirrer's Award: Kirsten Phillips - Club Captain (3yrs+) Gary Jones Matt Richards - Assessor (10yrs) Sharplin Family Award Simon Richards - Assessor (10yrs) Kyle Parker Ken O'Connell Trophy for Dan Creedy - Patrol Captain (5yrs) Best Club Member James Creedy - Patrol Captain (5yrs) Hamburger Award 2005-2006: Carl Perkins Snr Jim Chisholm - Patrol Captain (5yrs) Christine Conway 2007 Nominees: Peter Hoogvliet - Patrol Captain (5yrs) Anna Salkeld Simon Richards - Patrol Captain (5yrs) Clubperson of the Season Award Carl Perkins Snr Michael McDonald - Patrol Captain (5yrs) Tahlia Richter John Keller Simon Richards SUNSHINE COAST BRANCH AWARDS Thora Hunt Award Gary Jones Young Lifesaver of the Year Maegan Dick Jan Burdekin Lance Hipkin Paula Ryan Presidents Award Barry Thomas JUNIOR ACTIVITIES AWARDS Kyle Parker 2006-2007 Best Club Member: Most Improved Paula Ryan U8 Male Sullivan Beare Phillips Family Long Service Award U8 Female Nichola Bates Kyle Parker and Scott Edwards Alton Tailford Trophy for Excellence U9 Male Alexander Walmsley 2005-2006: Kirsten Phillips & Corey U9 Female Phoebe Broad Water Safety Recognition Jones U10 Male Michael Peart For completing 20 hours or more as a water safety officer at Kings or at 2007 Nominees: U10 Female Abbey Bates carnivals – Kirsten Phillips U11 Male Harley Slater Elizabeth Dawes Robyn Kent U11 Female Meg Hickey Steve Kent Chloe Jones U12 Male Cohen Payne Barry Thomas Anna Salkeld U12 Female Emily Taylor Steve Dick 2005-2006 Alton Tailford Trophy for U13 Male Mitchell Stokes Excellence: Anna Salkeld Dennis Rowley U13 Female Bridget Peart Karen Bray U14 Male Lachlan Gold Jack Spender Memorial Trophy for Bill Davis U14 Female Dimmity Sherras Most Valuable Office Bearer Neil Anderson Lifesaver Award 2005-2006: Karen Bray Brian Dreves U8 Tim Thelning 2007 Nominees: Ray Nelson U9 Jacob Lawrence Kirsten Phillips Peter Hickey U10 Ben de Malmanche Karen Bray Trevor Thelning U11 Courtney Daniec Danae Richter

28 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season SURF SPORTS | Training, Competition & Development

In the IRB section the team continued to grow this season. With plenty of enthusiasm they competed in the Queensland IRB Series and State Championships. Mick They also ventured to South West Rock for the Australian Championships. Their continued improvement BACON throughout the year should be commended and we look forward to seeing how they go next year.

The club also had a small but committed group of beach competitors this year. The highlight of which It gives me great pleasure to present the Metropolitan was Kelly-Ann Perkins winning the U15 Female 2km Caloundra SLSC surf sports report for 2006-2007 Beach run and her brother Kieren doing the same season. Our club should be very proud of not only in the U15 Male 2km Beach run at the Australian the success of the surf sports team but the manner Championship with Carl Perkins also securing a Bronze and sportsmanship which they displayed in dozens of medal in the same event. It was also pleasing to see carnivals all throughout Australia. Leonie Huckle make both the U19 Female Beach Sprint and Flags final at the State Championships coming 3rd Once again the season was very busy with the club in the Beach Sprint. represented in most disciplines and age groups with so many exceptional performances I will struggle to Our Junior members started the season off with the do all justice. Before I try I would like to thank our very popular Rainbow Beach carnival and competed Head Coach Rhett Collie for his continued efforts and creditably at both the Branch and Queensland Junior guidance of our surf sports team. His training and State Championships securing 6 medals at the development programs along with the people that assist States which saw Kings Beach provide much of the him with these sessions will continue to create a culture competition due to unfavorable weather conditions that bodes well for the future of our surf sports team. at Kawana.

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The Surf Boat fraternity for which I am a proud member Australian Championship which illustrates the growing had a rebuilding year and provided a Reserve Grade depth within some age groups at the club. A couple of crew and for the first time in many years a Women’s highlights included Chloe Jones collecting individual crew swept by Jase”Molly”Bean. The women’s crew in 3 bronze medals and 1 gold medal with Samantha there first year of rowing performed beyond expectations Johnston in the U19 Female board rescue at the and should be very proud of there season. With the Australian Championships and 3 individual medals at enthusiasm and continued improvement of both these the State Championship in testing conditions including crews we are well placed for a bigger and better 2007- 1st place in the U19 Female Board Race. In the U17 2008 season. Male division Sean Mccullagh won the U17 Surf Race The Surf Board riding pack continued to excel this and came 3rd in the U17 Tube Rescue Race at the year. It is great to see them representing the club and Australian Championships. a real credit to there commitment to the sport. Matt Rowley had an amazing State Championships finishing 1st in the U17 and 2nd in the Open Male division. Not to be outdone Elliott Smith also came 2nd in the U15 Male event. Trent Bray traveled to the Australian Championships and came 4th in the open division.

Our board, ski, iron and swim competitors continued on from last year with some outstanding results throughout the season. It was very pleasing to see that we medaled in team events at both the State and

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Unfortunately our master’s competitor’s numbers were NQX who sponsored the transportation of our gear and down this year but congratulations to those who did equipment. Many thanks also to all the officials and compete and won medals at the State Titles. We are water safety personnel who so willingly give so much of looking forward to renewed enthusiasm and increased their time throughout the carnival calendar. member numbers next year. This season concluded with something different for most Mets was proudly represented by Corey Jones in the competitors a trip to Scarbourgh, Perth for the Australian Australian High Performance Squad which toured Japan Championships. It saw fundraising all season to assist while Chloe Jones, Monique Fifield and Jesse Birrell in the cost of such a trip and I have no doubt that for were all selected to represent Queensland which they those who went, it was an experience that they enjoyed should be very proud of. and will remember for a long time. I was only able to highlight some of the tremendous performances of the In the Kellogg’s Nutri Grain Ironman Series, the club surf sports team throughout the year but please take the was represented by Corey Jones. Again Corey proved time to go through the complete Surf Sports results as himself to be among the best Ironmen in the country it is a credit to all that we as a club came 13th overall and continues to be an excellent role model to our at the Australian Championships, wining a total of 11 younger members. medals and also 11 medals at the State Championships. I would like to thank all the Team Managers for the We will continue to invest and develop our surf sports wonderful job they do, ensuring everything runs team via the training provided and the sponsorship as smoothly as possible on the beach in particular subsidies to ensure we develop a winning culture within Simon Richards, who also predominately looks after the club that makes members proud to be a part of the the administration of surf sports which is no small surf sports team with Met Caloundra. task. This year’s challenge of traveling to Perth for the Nationals was very well managed by our small team of Mick Bacon volunteers and head coach Rhett. A special thanks to Director of Surf Sports

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Club Championships Saturday 6th April 2007 Open Male 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Corey Jones Chris Stewart Sean McCullagh Board Race Corey Jones Corey Jones Michael Bacon Beach Sprints Chris Stewart Corey Jones Michael Bacon Beach Flags Chris Stewart Chris Stewart Ski Race Corey Jones Ironman Corey Jones

Open Female 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Rebecca Creedy Chloe Jones Samantha Johnston Board Race Chloe Jones Samantha Johnston Rebecca Creedy Beach Sprints Rebecca Creedy Samantha Johnston Chloe Jones Beach Flags Samantha Johnston Rebecca Creedy Chloe Jones Ski Race Chloe Jones Rebecca Creedy Ironwoman Chloe Jones Rebecca Creedy

U19 Male Not Contested

U19 Female 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Chloe Jones Board Race Chloe Jones Beach Sprints Chloe Jones Beach Flags Chloe Jones Ski Race Chloe Jones Ironwoman Chloe Jones

U17 Male 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Sean McCullagh BJ Birrell Michael Davies-Hill Board Race Sean McCullagh BJ Birrell Michael Davies-Hill Beach Sprints Sean McCullagh Bronson Slater BJ Birrell Beach Flags BJ Birrell Sean McCullagh Michael Davies-Hill Ironman Sean McCullagh BJ Birrell

U17 Female 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Tegan Parker Samantha Johnston Board Race Samantha Johnston Tegan Parker Beach Sprints Samantha Johnston Tegan Parker Beach Flags Samantha Johnston Tegan Parker Ironwoman Samantha Johnston

U15 Male 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Carl Perkins Isaiah Nelson Sam Llewelyn Board Race Carl Perkins Sam Llewelyn Kieren Perkins Beach Sprints Carl Perkins Isaiah Nelson Kieren Perkins Beach Flags Isaiah Nelson Kieren Perkins Sam Llewelyn Ironman Carl Perkins Sam Llewelyn Kieren Perkins

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Club Championships Saturday 6th April 2007

U15 Female 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Kelly Ann Perkins Board Race Kelly Ann Perkins Beach Sprints Kelly Ann Perkins Beach Flags Kelly Ann Perkins Ironwoman Kelly Ann Perkins

30-39 Male 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Board Race Michael Bacon Beach Sprints Jase Bean Michael Bacon Beach Flags Michael Bacon Jase bean Ski Race Michael Bacon Ironman

30-39 Female Not Contested 2nd 3rd

40+ Male 1st Surf Race Stephen Maitland Ross Robertson Board Race Stephen Maitland Beach Sprints Stephen Maitland Ross Robertson Beach Flags Stephen Maitland Grant McKenzie Ross Robertson Ski Race Ross Robertson Stephen Maitland Grant McKenzie Ironman Stephen Maitland

40+ Female 1st 2nd 3rd Surf Race Kate Morris Vicki Davies Board Race Kate Morris Vicki Davies Beach Sprints Beach Flags Ironwoman

Age Group Champions 1st 2nd 3rd Open Male Corey Jones Chris Stewart Michael Bacon Open Female Chloe Jones & Rebecca Creedy Samantha Johnston U19 Male Not Contested U19 Female Chloe Jones U17 Male Sean McCullagh BJ Birrell Michael Davies-Hill U17 Female Samantha Johnston Tegan Parker U15 Male Carl Perkins Isaiah Nelson Sam Llewelyn U15 Female Kelly Ann Perkins 30-39 Male Michael Bacon 30-39 Female Not Contested 40+ Male Stephen Maitland Ross Robertson Grant McKenzie 40+ Female Kate Morris Vicki Davies

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Junior Activities Age Group Champtions

1st 2nd 3rd U8 Male Joseph Gavin Cameron Hunter Jaz day U8 Female Abbey Ryan Freya Kettle Nichola Bates U9 Male Marcus Ferguson Rory Singelton Harrison Coates U9 Female Madeline Fissended Paige Wilson Erica Hungerford U10 Male Nicholas Jeffery Clayton Ryan Sam King U10 Female Erin Gold Morgan Beasley Willow Stott U11 Male Zac Cooper-Warner Louis Peoples Harley Slater U11 Female Josephine Hungerford Courtney Hayes Mackenzie Clark U12 Male Steven Yule Isaac Conway Craig Stewart U12 Female Mikaela Bray Zoe Richter Emily Taylor U13 Male Cameron Smith Jesse Birrell Izaak Davis U13 Female Kristina Brown Karlee Bryant Alice Llewelyn U14 Male Daniel Hayes Kyle Parker Lachlan Gold U14 Female Skye Fifield Ashleigh Canov Tahlia Richter

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Northcliffe Dolphin Ocean Classic 1 Corey Macklin, 5 Corey Macklin, 16th September 2006 Dylan Newbiggin, Dylan Newbiggin, 51 Points - 5th Overall Leigh Francis Sean McCullagh Metropolitan Caloundra Open Male Surf Board U15 Female Surf Board Open Male 1km Swim Race 1 Corey Jones 5 Samantha Johnston 3 Corey Jones Senior Male Single Ski Senior Male Single Ski U15 Female 2km Run 1 Dylan Newbiggin 6 Leigh Francis 1 Kelly-Ann Perkins U15 Female Board Relay Open Female Surf Board U15 Male 1km Swim Race 1 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 6 Chloe Jones 6 Carl Perkins Jnr Monique Fifield, U15 Male 2km Run Samantha Johnston Rainbow Beach Nipper Carnival 4 Kieren Perkins U15 Female Surf Board 14 October 2006 U17 Male 1km Swim Race 1 Kelly-Ann Perkins U13 Male Surf Board 4 Alec Gold All Age Female Taplin – 4 Person 1 Jesse Birrell 5 Sean McCullagh 2 Chloe Jones, U13 Male Surf Race U17 Male 2km Run Gemma Newbiggin, 2 Izaak Davis 1 Alec Gold Kelly-Ann Perkins, U13 Female Surf Board 2 Brian John Birrell Samantha Johnston 3 Maegan Dick U19 Female 1km Swim Race U19 Mixed Double Ski 2 Chloe Jones 2 Chloe Jones, Mudjimba R+R and Swim Open Male 10km Board Race Sean McCullagh Carnival 3 Corey Jones Open Male Double Ski 22 October 2006 6 Dylan Newbiggin 2 Aaron Jones, Corey Macklin U15 Male Surf Team U13 Male 2km Nipper Board Race Open Male Surf Board 1 Carl Perkins Jnr, 1 Jesse Birrell 2 Dylan Newbiggin Kieren Perkins, U15 Female 5km Board Race Open Mixed Double Ski Sam Llewelyn, 6 Kelly-Ann Perkins 2 Dylan Newbiggin, Samuel Jeffries U15 Male 5km Board Race Gemma Newbiggin U15 Female Rescue Tube 6 Carl Perkins Jnr Senior Male Single Ski 1 Monique Fifield U19 Female 10km Board Race 2 Corey Jones 3 Kelly-Ann Perkins 3 Chloe Jones All Age Male Taplin – 4 Person U15 Female Surf Race U13 Male 2km Beach Run 3 Alec Gold, Carl Perkins 1 Monique Fifield 5 Izaak Davis Jnr, Corey Macklin, 3 Kelly-Ann Perkins Sean McCullagh U15 Male Rescue Tube Peregian Beach Craft Carnival Open Female Double Ski 1 Carl Perkins Jnr Saturday 30 September 2006 3 Chloe Jones, 2 Sam Llewelyn 122 Points - 2nd Overall Gemma Newbiggin 3 Kieren Perkins U15 Male Surf Board Open Female Surf Board 4 Samuel Jeffries 1 Carl Perkins 3 Gemma Newbiggin U15 Male Surf Race U19 Female Single Ski Open Male Board Relay 1 Carl Perkins Jnr 1 Chloe Jones 3 Alec Gold, Corey Jones, 2 Sam Llewelyn U19 Female Surf Board Leigh Francis 3 Samuel Jeffries 1 Chloe Jones U15 Male Board Relay 6 Kieren Perkins Open Female Ski Relay 3 Carl Perkins, Michael 1 Chloe Jones, Davies-Hill, Sam Llewelyn Marcoola Masters Carnival Gemma Newbiggin, U15 Mixed Board Relay 22 October 2006 Rebecca Creedy 4 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 23 Points - 11th Overall Open Female Board Relay Kieren Perkins, 55-59 Male Beach Flags 1 Chloe Jones, Monique Fifield, Sam Llewelyn 2 Peter McPhan Gemma Newbiggin, U15 Female Surf Board 55-59 Male Beach Sprint Samantha Johnston 4 Monique Fifield 2 Peter McPhan Open Male Ski Relay Open Male Board Relay 55-59 Male Surf Board

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2 Stephen Maitland U15 Male Surf Race Sunshine Coast Branch Senior 55-59 Male Surf Race 3 Carl Perkins Jnr & Master Championships 1 Stephen Maitland U15 Male Surf Team 25 & 26 November 2006 55-59 Male Ski Race 4 Carl Perkins Jnr, Isaiah Nelson, 250 Points - 5th Overall 5 Stephen Maitland Kieren Perkins, Sam Llewelyn 5 Metropolitan Caloundra 250 U15 Male Tube Rescue 40-44 Years Male Surf Race Summer Surf Series - Round 1 4 Carl Perkins Jnr 5 Ross Robertson Kawana 11/12 November 2007 6 Samuel Jeffries 45-49 Years Ironman 158 Points - 7th Overall U17 Female Cameron Relay 5 Stephen Maitland Open Male Surf Race 5 Kara Macklin, Monique Fifield, 55-59 Years Double Ski 3 Corey Jones, Samantha Johnston, 5 John Buchanan, Stephen Open Female Board Rescue Tegan Parker Maitland 1 Chloe Jones, U17 Female Surf Board 55-59 Years Male Beach Flags Gemma Newbiggin 4 Samantha Johnston 2 Peter McPhan Open Ironman U17 Female Tube Rescue 55-59 Years Male Beach Sprint 6 Dylan Newbiggin 4 Tegan Parker 2 Peter McPhan Open Male Beach Sprint U17 Male Tube Rescue 55-59 Years Male Board Race 4 Christopher Stewart 6 Sean McCullagh 3 Stephen Maitland Open Male Single Ski U19 Female Single Ski 55-59 Years Male Surf Race 5 Dylan Newbiggin 2 Chloe Jones 1 Stephen Maitland U15 Female Board Rescue U19 Female Surf Board 4 Peter McPhan 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 5 Chloe Jones 55-59 Years Male Surf Ski Monique Fifield U19 Female Surf Race 6 Stephen Maitland 3 Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield 1 Chloe Jones Open Female Beach Flags U15 Female Cameron Relay U19 Ironwoman 4 Leonie Huckle 5 Dimmity Sherras, 1 Chloe Jones Open Female Beach Sprint Kelly-Ann Perkins, 3 Leonie Huckle Monique Fifield,Tahlia Richter SSCB Surf Rescue Open Female Board Race U15 Female Surf Board Championships Results 6 Chloe Jones 5 Kelly-Ann Perkins 6/7 January 2007 Open Female Board Relay U15 Female Surf Race U15 Female Champion Lifesaver 2 Chloe Jones, 4 Monique Fifield 3 Monique Fifield Gemma Newbiggin, U15 Female Surf Team 4 Kelly-Ann Perkins Samantha Johnston 5 Ashleigh Canov, U15 Male Champion Lifesaver Open Female Board Rescue Kelly-Ann Perkins, 3 Carl Perkins Jnr 1 Chloe Jones, Monique Fifield, Skye Fifield 4 Isaiah Nelson Gemma Newbiggin U15 Female Tube Rescue 5 Sam Llewelyn Open Female Surf Race 1 Monique Fifield 6 Kieren Perkins 2 Trudee Hutchinson U15 Ironman U 17 Male Champion Lifesaver 3 Chloe Jones 5 Carl Perkins Jnr 6 Sean McCullagh Open Female Surf Teams U15 Ironwoman U19 Female Champion Lifesaver 2 Chloe Jones, 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins 3 Tracey Webster Gemma Newbiggin, U15 Male Board Relay U19 Male Champion Lifesaver Rebecca Creedy, 6 Carl Perkins Jnr, Isaiah Nelson, 4 Troy Davis Trudee Hutchinson Sam Llewelyn U 15 Patrol Competition Open Ironman U15 Male Board Rescue 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 4 Dylan Newbiggin 2 Carl Perkins Jnr, Sam Llewelyn Monique Fifield, 6 Corey Jones U15 Male Cameron Relay Sam Llewelyn, Skye Fifield Open Ironwoman 4 Carl Perkins Jnr, Isaiah Nelson, 6 Ashleigh Canov, 1 Gemma Newbiggin Kieren Perkins, Sam Llewelyn Carl Perkins Jnr, 3 Chloe Jones U15 Male Surf Board Isaiah Nelson, Kieren Perkins Open Male Beach Flags 6 Carl Perkins Jnr 1 Christopher Stewart

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6 Leigh Francis 2 Carl Perkins Jnr 1 Leonie Huckle Open Male Beach Relay U15 Male Board Relay U19 Female Beach Sprint 5 Brian-John Birrell, 2 Carl Perkins Jnr, 1 Leonie Huckle Christopher Stewart, Kieren Perkins, Sam Llewelyn Leigh Francis, U15 Male Board Rescue Summer of Surf Series – Rnd 2 Sean McCullagh 2 Carl Perkins Jnr, Sam Llewelyn Kirra 9/10 December 2006 Open Male Beach Sprint U15 Male Cameron Relay 149 Points - 7th Overall 1 Christopher Stewart 2 Carl Perkins Jnr, Isaiah Nelson, U15 Female Board Relay Open Male Board Race Kieren Perkins, 1 Kelly-Ann Perkins, Monique 2 Corey Jones Sam Llewelyn Fifield, Skye Fifield Open Male Board Relay U15 Male Surf Race U15 Ironwoman 4 Aaron Jones, Corey Jones, 2 Carl Perkins Jnr 1 Monique Fifield Dylan Newbiggin 4 Sam Llewelyn U19 Female Board Rescue Open Male Board Rescue U15 Male Surf Team 2 Chloe Jones, 2 Corey Jones, Dylan Newbiggin 3 Carl Perkins Jnr, Isaiah Nelson, Samantha Johnston Open Male Single Ski Sam Llewelyn, U15 Female Surf Race 6 Dylan Newbiggin Samuel Jeffries 2 Monique Fifield Open Male Surf Race U17 Female Beach Sprint U17 Female Tube Rescue 5 Sean McCullagh 4 Kara Macklin 2 Tegan Parker Open Male Surf Teams U17 Female Board Race U19 Female Surf Race 2 Aaron Jones, Corey Jones, 1 Samantha Johnston 2 Chloe Jones Dylan Newbiggin, 5 Tegan Parker U19 Ironwoman Sean McCullagh U17 Female Board Relay 2 Chloe Jones U15 Female Beach Flags 4 Monique Fifield, U15 Female Board Rescue 2 Ashleigh Canov Samantha Johnston, 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 3 Dimmity Sherras Tegan Parker Monique Fifield U15 Female Beach Relay U17 Female Board Rescue U19 Female Beach Sprint 1 Ashleigh Canov, 2 Samantha Johnston, 3 Leonie Huckle Dimmity Sherras, Skye Fifield, Tegan Parker Open Male Beach Flags Tahlia Richter U17 Female Cameron Relay 3 Christopher Stewart U15 Female Beach Sprint 2 Kara Macklin, Monique Fifield, U19 Female Beach Flags 4 Ashleigh Canov Samantha Johnston, 3 Leonie Huckle U15 Female Board Race Tegan Parker U15 Female Tube Rescue 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins U17 Female Single Ski 3 Monique Fifield U15 Female Board Relay 1 Kara Macklin U15 Ironman 4 Kelly-Ann Perkins, U17 Female Surf Race 3 Carl Perkins Monique Fifield, Skye Fifield 6 Tegan Parker Open Male Surf Board U15 Female Board Rescue U17 Male Board Relay 3 Corey Jones 3 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 5 Michael Davies Hill, U15 Female Surf Team Monique Fifield Brian-John Birrell, 4 Kelly-Ann Perkins, U15 Female Cameron Relay Sean McCullagh Monique Fifield, Skye Fifield, 5 Ashleigh Canov, U17 Male Cameron Relay Meagan Dick Kelly-Ann Perkins, 3 Brian-John Birrell, U17 Female Cameron Relay Monique Fifield, Skye Fifield Michael Davies-Hill, 4 Tegan Parker, U15 Female Surf Race Pierce Hardy, Sean McCullagh Samantha Johnston, 4 Monique Fifield U17 Male Single Ski Monique Fifield, Kara Macklin 5 Skye Fifield 3 Pierce Hardy U19 Female Surf Board U15 Ironman U17 Male Surf Team 4 Chloe Jones 1 Carl Perkins Jnr 3 Pierce Hardy, Brian-John U15 Female Cameron Relay U15 Ironwoman Birrell, Michael Davies-Hill, 5 Kelly-Ann Perkins, 2 Monique Fifield Sean McCullagh Monique Fifield, Skye Fifield, U15 Male Board Race U19 Female Beach Flags Meagan Dick

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U15 Male Board Rescue 91 Points - 8th Overall U15 Female Board Rescue 5 Carl Perkins, Sam Llewelyn U17 Male Surf Board Riding 5 Monique Fifield, Maegan Dick U15 Male Surf Board 1 Matt Rowley U17 Female Cameron Relay 5 Carl Perkins U17 Male Surf Race 6 Tegan Parker, Open Male Beach Sprint 1 Sean McCullagh Samantha Johnston, 5 Christopher Stewart U19 Female Surf Board Monique Fifield, Kara Macklin Open Male Board Relay 1 Chloe Jones U19 Female Single Ski 5 Corey Jones, Aaron Jones, U17 Female Rescue Tube 6 Chloe Jones Leigh Francis 2 Tegan Parker Open Ironman U17 Male Tube Rescue U19 Female Surf Race 6 Corey Jones 5 Sean Mccullagh 2 Chloe Jones U15 Male Surf Board U19 Female Single Ski U15 Ironwoman 6 Carl Perkins 5 Chloe Jones 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins U15 Female Beach Relay U15 Male Surf Team U19 Ironwoman 6 Skye Fifield, Maegan Dick, 5 Carl Perkins, Kieren Perkins, 2 Chloe Jones Ashleigh Canov, Tahlia Richter Sam Llewelyn, Isaiah Nelson Open Male Surf Board Riding Mooloolaba Junior Individual U15 Male Surf Race 2 Matt Rowley Carnival 6 Carl Perkins U15 Male Surf Board Riding U13 Male Surf Board U15 Ironwoman 2 Elliott Smith 2 Jesse Birrell 6 Kelly-Ann Perkins U17 Female Surf Board U14 Female Surf Board U15 Female Surf Board 2 Samantha Johnston 2 Skye Fifield 6 Kelly-Ann Perkins Open Female Board Rescue U14 Female Beach Flags Open Female Surf Race 3 Rebecca Creedy, 4 Ashleigh Canov 6 Rebecca Creedy Samantha Johnston U11 Female Surf Race U17 Female Beach Sprint Open Male Surf Board 5 Josephine Hungerford 6 Kara Macklin 3 Corey Jones U14 Ironwoman U19 Female Beach Sprint 5 Skye Fifield Crazy Johns 3 Leonie Huckle U13 Ironman 2007 Crazy John’s Masters U17 Female Single Ski 6 Izaak Davis Championships (Non Championship) U13 Male Surf Race Kawana Waters 1-2 March 2007 3 Kara Macklin 6 Izaak Davis 23 Points - 22 Overall Open Male Surf Race 55-59 Years Double Ski 4 Corey Jones Mooloolaba Junior Teams Carnival 2 John Buchanan, U15 Male Surf Team U11 Female Cameron Relay Stephen Maitland 4 Isaiah Nelson, Sam Llewellyn, 3 Courtney Daniec, 55-59 Years Male Surf Race Carl Perkins, Kieren Perkins Courtney Hayes, 3 Stephen Maitland U19 Female Board Relay Courtney Twomey, 55-59 Years Male Beach Sprint 4 Chloe Jones, Tegan Parker, Josephine Hungerford 3 Peter McPhan Samantha Johnston U13 Male Board Relay 55-59 Years Male Surf Board U19 Female Taplin Relay 1 Cameron Smith, Izaak Davis, 4 Stephen Maitland 5 Chloe Jones, Jesse Birrell 50-54 Years Male Surf Ski Samantha Johnston, U13 Male Board Rescue 5 Jeffrey Morris Monique Fifield 1 Izaak Davis, Jesse Birrell 50-54 Years Male Surf Board Open Female Surf Race U13 Male Cameron Relay 5 Jeffrey Morris 5 Rebecca Creedy 1 Benjamin Jeffries, 55-59 Years Male Beach Flags U15 Female Cameron Relay Cameron Smith, Izaak Davis, 5 Peter McPhan 5 Monique Fifield, Skye Fifield, U13 Male Surf Teams 55-59 Years Male Surf Race Ashleigh Canov, Kelly-Ann Perkins 3 Benjamin Jeffries, 6 Peter McPhan U15 Female Rescue Tube Cameron Smith, Izaak Davis, 5 Monique Fifield Jesse Birrell 2007 Queensland Championships U19 Female Beach Flags U14 Female Beach Relay Kawana Waters 2-4 March 2007 5 Leonie Huckle 3 Ashleigh Canov,

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Dimmity Sherras, Olivia Round 3 Summer Surf Series 2 Team 1 Doyle-Gray, Tahlia Richter Nth Burleigh 13/14 January 2007 U14 Female Cameron Relay U14 Female Board Relay Overall Club Result 6 Team 1 3 Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield, 110 Points - 7th Overall U15 Male Surf Race Tahlia Richter Open Female Surf Race 5 Carl Perkins U14 Female Board Rescue 3 Rebecca Creedy U15 Male Surf Team 5 Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield 6 Trudy Huchinson 2 Team 1 14 Female Cameron Relay U15 Female Surf Race U19 Female Surf Race 5 Ashleigh Canov, 5 Monique Fifield 3 Chloe Jones Dimmity Sherras, U17 Female Cameron Relay U15 Ironwoman Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield 6 Team 1 names needed 6 Kelly-Ann Perkins U14 Female Surf Teams U17 Female Tube Rescue U 19 Ironwoman 5 Ashleigh Canov, Maegan Dick, 2 Tegan Parker 1 Chloe Jones Skye Fifield, Tahlia U17 Male Tube Rescue U15 Male Board Relay U14 Male Board Rescue 5 Sean McCullagh 5 Team 1 5 Daniel Hayes, Kyle Parker U19 Female Surf Race U15 Female Board Relay 4 Chloe Jones 6 Team 1 SSC Tafe Carnival, Maroochydore U17 Single Ski Female U14 Male Surf Board U11 Female Sprint 3 Samantha Johnston 1 Kyle Parker Equal 1. Mackenzie Clark 5 Kara Macklin U13 Male Surf Board U11 Female Surf Board U15 Ironman 5 Jesse Birrell 5 Courtney Hayes 5 Carl Perkins U13 Male Board Relay U13 Male Surf Board U15 Ironwoman 2 Team 1 1 Jesse Birrell 2 Kelly-Ann Perkins U15 Male Surf Board U13 Male Surf Race U19 Ironwoman 5 Carl Perkins 5 Izaak Davis 4 Chloe Jones U19 Female Board Relay U14 Female Beach Flags U15 Female Board Rescue 5 Team 1 3 Ashleigh Canov 4 Team 1 U14 Female Beach Relay U14 Ironman U15 Female Surf Board 4 Team 1 6 Kyle Parker 4 Kelly-Ann Perkins U13 Male 1KM Beach Run U14 Male Beach Flags U15 Male Board Relay 2 Cameron Smith 6 Daniel Hayes 6 Team 1 U14 Female 1KM Beach Run U14 Male Surf Race U15 Male Board Rescue 6 Meagan Dick 6 Kyle Parker 6 Team 1 U15 Female 1KM Beach Run U15 Male Surf Board 1 Kelly-Ann Perkins Alexandra Headland SLSC 5 Carl Perkins U15 Male 1KM Beach Run Masters Carnival U17 Female Board Relay 4 Kieren Perkins 20 January 2007 2 Team 1 U14 Female Surf Teams 35-39 Years Male Beach Sprint U 19 Female Board Race 5 Team 1 4 Neil Anderson 6 Chloe Jones 35-39 Years Male Surf Race Open Male Beach Sprint Warriors On Water 5 Neil Anderson 3 Christopher Stewart Kurrawa 4 February 2007 55-59 Years Male Beach Flags Open Male Beach Flags Overall Club Results 3 Peter McPhan 3 Christopher Stewart 50 Points - 14th Overall 55-59 Male Beach Sprint U14 Female Board Relay 2 Peter McPhan East Coast Championships 6 Team 1 55-59 Male Surf Board Kurrawa 2/3 February 2007 U14 Female Surf Race 3 Stephen Maitland 86 Points - 11th Overall 6 Skye Fifield 55-59 Male Surf Race U19 Female Taplin Relay Race U17 Male Surf Race 1 Stephen Maitland 6 Team 1 4 Sean McCullagh 5 Peter McPhan Open Female Surf Teams U19 Female Surf Race 2 Chloe Jones

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U14 Ironman U13 Male Surf Board 3 Team 1 3 Kyle Parker 2 Jesse Birrell U14 Female Board Relay U15 Ironwoman U13 Male Surf Race 3 Team 1 6 Kelly-Ann Perkins 4 Jesse Birrell U13 Male Board Relay U13 Board Relay U13 Male Surf Teams 1 Jesse Birrell, Izaak Davis, 2 Team 2 2 Benjamin Conway, Cameron Smith U14 Board Relay Cameron Smith, Izaak Davis, U14 Female Cameron Relay 3 Team 1 Jesse Birrell 2 Ashleigh Canov, Maegan Dick, U15 Male Surf Board U14 Female Beach Flags Dimmity Sherras, Skye Fifield 6 Carl Perkins 3 Ashleigh Canov U11 Female Beach Sprint U17 Female Surf Board 5 Dimmity Sherras 3 Mackenzie Clark 1 Samantha Johnston U14 Female Beach Relay U11 Female Beach Flags U19 Female Board Relay 2 Ashleigh Canov, 3 Mackenzie Clark 3 Team 1 Dimmity Sherras, U11 Female Surf Race U19 Female Surf Board Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield 4 Josephine Hungerford 1 Chloe Jones U14 Female Beach Sprint U13 Male Surf Board 6 Ashleigh Canov 4 Cameron Smith Sunshine Coast Branch U11-U14 U14 Female Board Relay U14 Female Beach Relay Championships Met Caloundra 3 Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield, 4 Ashleigh Canov, Maegan Dick, 10/11 February 2007 Tahlia Richter Dimmity Sherras, Skye Fifield. 104 Points - 6th Overall 6 Ashleigh Canov, Dimmity U14 Female Surf Team U11 Female Beach Flags Sherras, Karlee Bryant 5 Ashleigh Canov, Maegan Dick, 2 Mackenzie Clark U14 Female Board Rescue Tahlia Richter, Skye Fifield U11 Female Beach Sprint 5 Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield U11 Female Cameron Relay 2 Mackenzie Clark U14 Female Cameron Relay 6 Courtney Daniec, U11 Female Board Rescue 3 Ashleigh Canov, Courtney Hayes, 2 Courtney Hayes, Dimmity Sherras, Josephine Hungerford, Josephine Hungerford Maegan Dick, Skye Fifield Madeline Green U11 Female Cameron Relay U14 Female Surf Board U11 Female Board Rescue 2 Courtney Daniec, 5 Skye Fifield 5 Courtney Hayes, Courtney Hayes, U14 Female Surf Teams Josephine Hungerford. Josephine Hungerford, 4 Ashleigh Canov, Maegan Dick, U13 Male Surf Team Mackenzie Clark Skye Fifield, Tahlia Richter 6 Jesse Birrell, Izaak Davis, U11 Female Surf Race U14 Ironman Cameron Smith, 4 Josephine Hungerford 5 Kyle Parker Benjamin Conway U12 Male Board Rescue U14 Ironwoman U13 Male Surf Board 6 Isaac Conway, Steven Yule 4 Skye Fifield 6 Jesse Birrell U14 Male Beach Flags U12 Male Surf Teams 6 Daniel Hayes Australian Championships 4 Craig Stewart, Isaac Conway, U14 Male Board Relay Scarborough WA Louis Peoples, Steven Yule 6 Daniel Hayes, Kyle Parker, 22-25 March 2007 U13 Female Board Relay Lachlan Gold 69.5 Points - 16th Overall 6 Alice Llewelyn, Karlee Bryant, U14 Male Board Rescue U15 Male 2k Beach Run Kristina Brown 5 Daniel Hayes, Kyle Parker 1 Kieren Perkins U13 Male Board Relay U14 Male Cameron Relay U15 Female 2k Beach Run 1 Cameron Smith, Izaak Davis, 4 Daniel Hayes, Kyle Parker, 1 Kelly Ann Perkins Jesse Birrell Lachlan Gold, Mitchell Stokes U19 Female Board Rescue U13 Male Board Rescue Westpac Queensland Junior 1 Chloe Jones and 2 Izaak Davis, Jesse Birrell Championships Kawana Waters Samantha Johnston U13 Male Cameron Relay 9-11 March 2007 U15 Male 2k Beach Run 5 Benjamin Conway, 43 Points - 15th Overall 3 Carl Perkins Cameron Smith, Izaak Davis, U13 Male Board Rescue U15 Ironwoman Jesse Birrell, Mitchell Stokes

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3 Kelly-Ann Perkins Kawana Waters Queensland State Team U19 Female Surf Race 15-16 July 2006 Representatives 3 Chloe Jones 10 points – 9th overall Jesse Birrell U19 Female Board Race 30+ Years Tube Rescue Monique Fifield 3 Chloe Jones 4 Team 1 - Peter Hoogvliet, Chloe Jones U19 Ironwoman Matthew Richards, Rhett Collie (Junior Coach) 3 Chloe Jones Simon Richards Simon Richards (Senior Team U15 Female Board Rescue Open Male Teams Rescue Manager) 3 Kelly- Ann Perkins and 5 Team 1 - Daniel Creedy, Monique Fifield James Creedy, Lance Hipkin, Kellogg’s Nutri Grain Ironman Series U17 Male Tube Rescue James Baldock, Jessie Corey Jones - TCL North Qld 3 Sean McCullagh Hoogvliet, Lightning Open Women’s Rescue Tube Rebecca Graham Round 1 – 14th Rescue Race U21 Mass Rescue Round 2 – 5th 3 Rebecca Creedy, Chloe Jones, 5 Team 1 - Lance Hipkin, Round 3 – 12th Samantha Johnston and James Baldock, Jemma Round 4 – 16th Monique Fifield Tresise, Jessie Hoogvliet Final – 9th Open Male Surf Board Riding U21 Surf Rescue Overall – 11th 4 Trent Bray 5 Team 1 - Lance Hipkin, Open Male Ironman James Baldock, Jessie 5 Corey Jones Hoogvliet 30+ Years Surf Rescue Kawana Waters Surfing 6 Team 1 - Peter Hoogvliet, Competition 1 Matthew Richards, U15 Male Short Board Jemma Tresise 1 Trent Bray 2 Elliott Smith Ocean Assault – Rnd 1 4 Joshua Van Jole Kurrawa 10 February 2007 Kawana Waters Surfing Open Female Surf Race Competition 2 1 Chloe Jones Male Combined Junior Surf Boardriding (U11-U14) Ocean Assault – Rnd 2 5 Cameron Smith Kurrawa 11 February 2007 SSCB Surfboard Riding Championships Open Female Surf Race 17 February 2007 6 Chloe Jones 3rd Place 29 Points Open Male Surf Race Open Male Surf Board Riding 3 Corey Jones 1 Matt Rowley 3 Trent Bray Ocean Assault – Final Kurrawa U15 Male Surf Board Riding 24 February 2007 1 Trent Bray 4 Elliott Smith Open Female Surf Race 6 Rebecca Creedy U17 Male Surf Board Riding Open Male Surf Race 1 Matt Rowley 5 Corey Jones 3 Joshua Van Jole

Queensland IRB Championships

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those parents that help each week, even in a small way, thank you so much, without you we couldn’t run on a Sunday. For those families that had their first year with Karen the Mets family, I hope you enjoyed the experience and BRAY will be back with us next year and bring along your friends. The more children (and parents) we can have educated about the beach and how to be safe in a fun environment, the better.

The club saw an increase in the number of nippers Firstly, I’d like to thank my family for supporting me registered for the year 264, with particularly large in my first year in this role. I know they get frustrated numbers in the younger age groups. sometimes, but it’s never for too long!! Although I have Rhett introduced a new concept of skill identification been with the club for the past 8 years in varying roles, and training that was available of the website outlining this was my first shot at the Director role. I was quite the skills needs to be achieved for each age group with apprehensive to start off with, however as the year Jeff, Bill and the age managers working on these skills started to get going and I settled in and managed to be on the Sunday mornings and also at training sessions surrounded by a great group of volunteers to take on all that the children attended. This concept seemed to the roles required, I felt much more comfortable. The work very well and reinforced the continuing shift of nipper component of the surf club has run quite well this focus from competition to skill acquisition and fun. year, given this support and commitment by both the The ratio of children attending carnivals in relation to office bearers and the general parent involvement and our membership numbers was around the 10% mark for this I thank you, it makes my job a lot easier. To all and given this percentage our results at carnivals were very pleasing. It is wonderful to watch the children continually improve on their skills and see the sheer excitement on their faces when this happens.

Our water safety numbers this year were fantastic, with many new faces in the stunning orange vests. It is very pleasing to see the number of parents that are keen to become part of the club, help the children and improve their own knowledge and skills at the same time. Thanks to Steve and Robyn Kent for taking on the Water Safety coordinator roles this season and also a thanks to those parents and grandparents that turned up each week regardless of the weather conditions and took to

44 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season MEMBER DEVELOPMENT | Junior Activities

the water with tube and a big smile. To all the nippers, you continue to surprise me with your talent and energy both on Sundays and at carnivals. You The age managers were again enthusiastic and it was make Sunday mornings very enjoyable. To the gang great to see some new faces coming into the Age in the U14’s, I’m sure you will continue to have great Manager roles even though at times (as is normal success and fun at the senior carnivals and I’d love to on a Sunday morning) there were puzzled looks and see you on Sunday mornings for water safety, if you apprehension, but that all got washed away when we get a chance. On that note, we still have a way to go got to the beach. There was one Age Manager (that will to retain and encourage our nippers to transition to the remain nameless) who seemed to get this ability and his senior ranks, especially those that are not surf sports age mixed up and needed some medical attention one competitors, however that is a priority for the club in the points day – but apart from that there were no issues on coming year so keep an eye out and get involved in the the beach. development of this worthy program. I would like to thank Rob Daniec and Neil Anderson Karen Bray for taking on the role of Deputy Director to back me up Director of Junior Activities in my first year. Danae Richter for being a great Team Manager; Suzanne for taking on the Carnival Convenor role again; Donna and Jo for running the canteen; Dad (Barry Thomas) for setting up the beach each Sunday morning and the many other behind the scenes helpers. To Jeff and Bill for volunteering their time to provide training for the members, thanks for your efforts and patience!!!! To Rhett for his training and education program and his assistance throughout the year. Thanks to Kay and Dennis in the Office for their support and assistance this year.

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METROPOLITAN CALOUNDRA SLSC MEMBERSHIP ANALYSIS | 1998/1999 TO 2006/2007

46 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season OUR MEMBERS

LIFE MEMBERS Cameron Dews Sam Maccoll Neil Young John Andrews Alec Gold Corey Macklin Total: 13 Graham Archdall Kyle Harris Stephen Maitland Dennis Brooker Matthew Hutton Stephen Martin LONG SERVICE John Buchanan Fraser Mills Steven Matheson Jase Bean Bruce Campbell Sean McCullagh Shona McClelland Kay Cordingley Stuart Cordingley Thomas Robertson Trevor McCormack Iain Duncan Ron Dittmann Daniel Robinson Michael McDonald Leonard Fox Alastair Duncan Bronson Slater Stephen McDonald Jason Hague Desmond Dwyer OAM Jane Young Grant McKenzie Adam Hammersley Glen Forbes Laura Waples Peter McPhan Ross Hardcastle Geoffrey Hardcastle James Wickham Simon Meyer Thomas Holmes Noel Heywood Total: 17 total Megan Mollenhauer Alan Macklin Thora Hunt Kate Morris Nicole Manuel Norman Irvine Active Seniors Rachael Murdoch Byron Mills Joe Irwin Karen Altmann Paul Murphy Jeffrey Morris Brian McCarthy Neil Anderson Sarah Myers Kirsten Phillips Peter Otago Gregory Bacon Ray Nelson Andrew Richards Rosanne Otago James Baldock Peter Nipperess Matthew Richards Bruce Richter Kerry Barlow Michael O’Kelly Simon Richards Colin Roughsedge Sonia Barraud Carl Perkins Snr Bradley Russell Robert Skillen Aleksandr Baruksopulo Laura Robertson Robert Schwartz John Thurtell Michael Boulton Ross Robertson Total: 18 Total : 22 Karen Bray Dennis Rowley Jan Burdekin Paula Ryan PAST ACTIVE ACTIVE CADETS Grant Callaghan Anna Salkeld Bryan Costigan Haylee Alai Liam Cannon Gareth Salkield Peter Maitland Trent Bray James Chisholm Barbara Seaward Kenneth O’Connell Brian-John Birrell John Clothier Paul Seto Chicquita Wodhams Thomas Darcy Amber Cottrell-Jury Luke Stafford Richard Smith Michael Davies-Hill Daniel Creedy Christopher Stewart John Phillips Sam Doonan James Creedy Emma Stewart Total: 6 Aleisha Edwards Rebecca Creedy Michael Stewart Aaron Evans Sheridan Creedy Trevor Thelning PROBATIONARY Monique Fifield Graeme Daisley Barry Thomas Anthony Adshead Pierce Hardy Robert Daniec Cameron Thomas Callum Arnold Adam Harris Vicki Davies Jemma Tresise Caleb Beale Bryce Harris William Davis Anthony Van Ruth Greg Clutton Samuel Jeffries Elizabeth Dawes Wayne Walker Samantha de Melmanche Samantha Johnston Cathy Dick Warren Waples Sean Morrison Sam Llewelyn Steve Dick Glenn Watson Mitchell Stewart Kara Macklin Brian Dreves Darryl Webster Sheldon Stuart Grant Martin Bruce Edwards Tracey Webster Total: 8 Scott Meyer Corey Evans Total: 94 Samuel Morris Leigh Francis NIPPERS UNDER 7 Isaiah Nelson Rebecca Graham ACTIVE RESERVE Bella Alexander Tegan Parker Owen Hall Michael Bacon Matthew Barnes Thomas Peart Kevin Harris Timothy Dwyer Lachlan Barnes Kelly-Ann Perkins Noel Hayes Debbie Evans Bradley Canov Kieren Perkins Peter Hickey Justin Evans Matisse Clark Carl Perkins Jnr Lance Hipkin Nicholas Lindley Sam Crofts Matt Rowley Peter Hoogvliet Total: 5 Jack Darcy Elliott Smith Jessie Hoogvliet Jodie Devenney Joshua Van Jole Tamara Hoogvliet Award Members Jackson Du Rieu Tomas Young Christina Huckle Garry Brockenshire Levi Duane Davis Andrew Yule Leonie Huckle Isaac Cox Dominic Elms Alex Watson Trudee Hutchinson Ronald Davidson OAM Olivia Evans Julian Watson Aaron Jones Kerri Dick Charlotte Ferguson Total: 32 Chloe Jones Mark Gregg Jack Fissenden Corey Jones Wendy Hall Hana Hampton ACTIVE JUNIORS Zane Jones Debra Hoogvliet Holly Hennessy Jordan Alai John Keller Debbie Jones Mitchell Herrigan Rachel Barber Robyn Kent Graeme McCullagh Brittany Jenner Alexander Cannon Stephen Kent Jo-Anne McDonald Blake Jenner Jenni Clutton Ashley Langford Marice Mills Bailey Lammeretz Troy Davis Melanie List Nicole Teubler Harry Lawrence

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Angus McLean Total: 46 Sam King Alexandra Holland Ryan Minslow Jordan McIvor Liam Kent Stirling O’Connor NIPPERS UNDER 9 Kyle Meyer Fletcher McIvor Oliver Peoples Shania Allen Koen Mookhoek Cohen Payne Alessandra Pittis Nelson Anderson Jack Pearce Zoe Richter Zane Reynolds James Barnes Michael Peart Craig Stewart Jack Richards Mitchell Beard Hugh Rayner Lachlan Stuart William Robertson Phoebe Broad Jaime Roessler Emily Taylor Caiden Roessler Gianni Carbane Clayton Ryan Tiah Twomey Harry Russell Harrison Coates Sinae Southon Rigan Wallis Angus Singleton Ashlie Crofts Drew Stewart Steven Yule Billy Skok Alexander Dreves Willow Stott Total: 23 Sarah Smith Alexander Elms Cameron Taylor Samuel Thomas Marcus Ferguson Amy Thelning NIPPERS UNDER 13 Lydia Thomason Madeleine Fissenden Natasha Ufer Jesse Alai Lauren Waggoner Jace Flynn Tea Wallis Connor Arnold Sofia Wallis Brandon Herrigan Total: 39 Jordan Beard Bryanna Wilson Erica Hungerford Jesse Birrell Total: 39 Cieran Kent Nippers Under 11 Lauren Boubouras Casey Keuning Sinead Anderson Kristina Brown Nippers Under 8 Joshua Lammeretz Lillie Batchelor Karlee Bryant Phoebe Coates Mitchell Lauchs Grace Beare Benjamin Conway Freya Kettle Jacob Lawrence Holly Boubouras Chelsea Darcy Joshua Lauchs Tailah McDonnell Ellen Brodrick Izaak Davis Alexia Baker Stella McIvor Mackenzie Clark Cameron Ferguson Eden Barnes Jeremy McKay Zachary Cooper-Warner Jarrod Greer Nichola Bates Georgia Ovenden Courtney Daniec Taila Gregson Sullivan Beare Courtney Pittis Meghan Devenney Christopher Hampton Jed Brown Madeleine Pittis Jordan Du Rieu Benjamin Jeffries Reef Christiansen Lachlan Rayner Jasper Duane-Davis Hannah Lagden Sophie Conway Campbell Robertson Liam Evans Alice Llewelyn Darcy Coote Trent Sharpe Matthew Gicquel Taylah Marsh Rhianna Cordingley Jack Simmons Madeleine Greene Richard McKay Brad Cramer Rory Singleton Courtney Hayes Adam Nelson Ryan Cramer Zoe Skok Samuel Hennessy Brady Ovenden Hallam Darcy Alexander Walmsley Meg Hickey Logan Payne Jaz Day Madison Walmsley Josephine Hungerford Emily Pearce Liam Egan Callum Watt Isabelle Lever Bridget Peart Matthew Egan Brodrick Welzel Alexander MacKintosh Sarah Rowley Thomas Ferguson Rebecca Williams Sarah MacKintosh Sam Simmons Gianni Gagliardo Paige Wilson Jessica McKay Cameron Smith Joseph Gavin Total: 38 Lily Ovenden Mitchell Stokes Christie Gicquel Louis Peoples Georgina Thomason Alley Hickey NIPPERS UNDER 10 Chantal Pool Sophie Waples Patrick Hogan Cara Alexander Amber Reynolds James Watt Mitchell Holland Rachael Baartz Shannon Reynolds Cameron Williams Cameron Hunter Abbey Bates Amy Seaburn Total: 32 Thomas Jeffries Morgan Beasley Treanda Seaburn Taylor Keuning Keelan Bilton Harley Slater NIPPERS UNDER 14 Bridgette Lever Sarah Brodrick Kyle Thompson Ashleigh Canov Victor MacKintosh Madi Brown Courtney Twomey Maegan Dick Jordyn McLean Phillip Coote Kristina Williams Joseph Doonan Joyce Mookhoek Katherine Cramer Total: 33 Olivia Doyle-Gray Selena O’Connor Benjamin de Malmanche Scott Edwards Ella Parvin Francis Devenney NIPPERS UNDER 12 Skye Fifield Brianna Rayward Laim Du Rieu Loren Adams Lachlan Gold Abbey Ryan Erin Gold Bonnie Beare Daniel Hayes Riley Seccombe Gabby Greer Dominic Bilton Kyle Parker Will Seebohm Lachlan Hale Niki Blokkeerus Jack Reynolds Morgan Slater Aaron Hampton Mikaela Bray Tahlia Richter Samuel Smith Joel Hennessy Isabella Carbone Dimmity Sherras Madisen Steele Darcy Hill Isaac Conway Kayleigh Thompson Harrison Tacey Ella Hogan Siobhan Crossan Kyle Meyer Tim Thelning Nicholas Jeffries Ruby-Jane Darcy Total: 14 Nicholas Thomas Luke Jenner Eliza Dreves Conrad Uffer Saxon Kettle Mark Egan William Weir James King Chloe Hogan

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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Debbie Crofts Kieron Jeffries Karyn Rayward Don Aldous Gina Crowe Louise Jeffries Lynette Reynolds Genevive Alexander Ashleigh Daniec Leanne Jenner Peter Reynolds Hany Alexander Brittany Daniec Ross Jenner Danae Richter John Allen Marianne Daniec Leanne Jensen-Steele Finlay Robertson Elizabeth Anderson Janenne Darcy Kerri Johnston Andrew Roessler Fiona Anderson Kim Davis Mark Johnston Angela Roessler Graham Andrews Vicki Davis Gary Jones Darren Rose Jeffrey Angus Stephen Day Imogen Kettle Margot Rousell Alana Arnold Cheryl de Malmanche Roger Keuning Veronica Rowley Rick Arnold Sharon de Malmanche Yolanda Keuning Martin Ryan Tanya Baartz Andrew Devenney Carrol Lagden Simone Ryan Belinda Baker Marian Devenney Cheryl Lammeretz Julia Seaburn Michael Baker Jenny Doyle-Gray Nicholaas Lammeretz Terrence Seaburn Audrey Barber Megan Dreves Gary Latimer Belinda Seccombe Ross Barber Belinda Du Rieu Darren Lauchs Kelly Sharpe Darren Barnes Corey Duane Marina Lauchs Norma Sharpe Jo-Anne Barnes Renae Egan Cheryl Lawrence Tammy Sharpe Terry Barnes Andrew Elms Steven Lawrence Joan Sheldon Shelley Batchelor Kym Elms Robyn Lever Maree Sherras Christine Bates Bronwyn Evans Sean Lever Chloe Simmons Betty Bayley Kevin Evans Drew Llewelyn Tracey Simmons Roger Bayley Michelle Evans Tracey Llewelyn William Simmons Darren Beard Russell Evans Rob MacKintosh Jennifer Singleton Martine Beard Baie Ferguson Frances Maitland Mark Singleton Maree Beare Libby Ferguson Robert Maitland Tamara Skok Martin Beare Stephen Ferguson Beverley Manuel Anthony Slater Helen Beasley Fiona Fewtrell John Manuel Brennan Smith Kellee Bennett Glenn Fifield Jacquie Marsh Clare Smith Vanessa Bennett Judith Fifield Kelly Martin Kathryn Smith Norman Bergin James Fissenden Therese Martin Worric Smith Peter Bilton Kerrie Fissenden Donna McCarthy Jason Southon Brian Birrell Roger Flood Jennifer McCullagh Phillip Steele Colleen Birrell Theresa Flynn Jack McDonald Leslie Steers Suzanne Bishop Jacqueline Fyten Susan McDonald Allan Stewart Kay Blokkeerus Angela Gagliardo Brooke McDonnell Gayle Stewart Amanda Boubouras Charlie Gavin Andrea McIvor Luke Stewart Dimitrios Boubouras Belinda Gicquel Grayson McIvor Peta Stokes Katherine Brady Denis Gicquel Julie McIvor Prudence Stott Paul Brady Darrell Gold Gregory McKay Kirstin Tacey Gary Bray Susan Gold Tracie McKay John Taylor Doug Broad Catherine Golding Chris McLean Catherine Thelning Louise Broad John Graham Danielle McLean Melissa Thomas Angela Brodrick Ann Greene Timothy McMeniman David Thomason Craig Brodrick Mark Greer Lisa Meyer Stephanie Thomason Gary Brown Sheree Greer Graham Morrall Alan Thompson Geoff Brown Dennis Gregson Stephen Nelson Jacqueline Thompson Lynette Brown Ben Grollman Helen Newbiggin Ann Twomey Sharon Brown Todd Hack Marcia O’Connor Carolyn Ufer Jac Burrage Lynne-Maree Hale Sean O’Connor Robert Ufer Peter Cannon Peter Hall Vivenne Ohl Robert Waggoner Caroline Canov Hana Hampton Dominic Ovenden Claudia Wallis Lou Canov Alfred Handley Robyn Ovenden Robert Walmsley Alan Carlisle Jeff Harris Davina Parker Dianne Warner Tanya Christiansen Luke Harris Traci Payne Derek Watt Barry Weatherall Geoffrey Clark Andrea Hayes Allison Pearce Jo Weir Kristie Clark Judith Hennessy David Pearce Kieren Welzel David Coates Mark Hennessy Frances Peart Mark Williams Hilary Coates Darren Herrigan Russell Peart Tracey Williams Rhett Collie Karin Herrigan David Peoples Scott Wilson Wayne Collie Gale Hobson Karen Perkins Donna Wright Christine Conway Michelle Hogan Christine Phillips Wendy Yule John Conway Phillip Hogan Dario Pittis Total: 263 Jeff Coote Susan Holland Kim Pittis Debbie Cramer Karen Hopkins Sandra Pool James Cramer Ean Hungerford Kylie Rayner David Crofts Maree Hungerford Michael Rayner

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 49 SUPPORTERS CLUB

50 | Annual Report | 2005 / 2006 Season SUPPORTERS CLUB | President

Matthew RICHARDS

This will be my last report as President of the new State laws and industry wide trends of reduced Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Supporters margins. Having said this, our operating profit was over Club. I will nominate to continue my involvement on $180,000 and we are now debt free! the committee as a member only next season. The biggest frustration has been the re development, Given this is my last report I would firstly like to it has taken us time to settle on a preferred strategy thank the committee members, Merv Horne, Bryan to tackle the redevelopment phase. I now expect that Costigan, Deb Hoogvliet, Peter Campbell, Simon by mid June 2007 we will have formally applied to Richards and Graham Andrews for their continued Caloundra City Council for an extended land lease with support and friendship. Thanks must also be provided a view to redeveloping the club. to the Caloundra RSL, in particular Tony Costain, The Committee is currently renegotiating the Steve Fromont and Julie Richards, your expertise Management Agreement with the Caloundra RSL and enthusiasm have taken our small club into a after the last agreement was made redundant due to professionally run operation. unfavourable changes to the Gaming Act. Despite our We must remember it was only five short years ago that protests to QOGR, we were unable to obtain our club was in a very difficult place financially. Within an exemption. this short period of time the Caloundra RSL has turned I look forward to the upcoming challenges we face with our small club into a profitable business. I can assure continued growth in membership, redeveloping our you that if our surf club was a business for sale you club and staking our claim as the premier surf club would want to buy it! in Australia. This year our operating surplus was down slightly Matthew Richards from other years due mainly to the age of the building, President, Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc

Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Supporters Club Inc. MEETING ATTENDANCE REGISTER | 2006/2007

Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season | 51 SUPPORTERS CLUB | Caloundra RSL

Tony COSTAIN

Welcome to the 2006/2007 Caloundra Surf Club annual by basically inferring that these representatives were report, to say the past year has been both difficult and incapable of being professional enough to offer their frustrating would be a gross understatement. Trading services to two local community based Clubs, due to continues to be difficult with contributing factors of what they believe could be a conflict of interests. This is both changes to government legislation and a very tired something nobody with logic would comprehend. clubhouse facility which is quiet honestly well past its use by date. On a more positive note, Julie Richards and her team have done a fabulous job in what they have achieved This time last year after much negotiations with Council during the year, especially in the catering environment and other associated parties, I believed we were very with continued growth in sales. Unfortunately the close to achieving the long awaited approvals on positive outcomes in this area can’t compensate for available leasehold land but behold here we are again, the industry down turn in gaming of state wide up twelve months on and still no decision. to 20% in some parts ,which has in affect reduced On a positive note we have, all be it very slowly, operating cash profits prior to life saving donations and progressed from where we were this time last year. depreciations to $186,980 for the year. Thanks must be given to Dennis Rowley, Executive Officer for Met Caloundra SLSC for his tireless To the committees both Lifesaving and Supporters, dedication to the process of trying to get this project to a on behalf of the Supporters Club and the Management guaranteed commencement. team we again thank you for your support and to the RSL Committee who again this year donated in Your Committee now have with lease land, finally full 100% of its management fee back to Lifesaving. resolved and implemented a defined business review to Finally, to you the members, we thank you for your determine now in today’s climate what type of facility we can facilitate. Therefore all going well, we should continued support of your Supporters Club it is very have some final understandings of where we are headed much appreciated. Remember every bit of support you in the very near future. continue to provide to the Supporters Club allows the Supporters Club to continue to be there to support In relation to this year’s trading, it at best can be surf lifesaving. described as a struggle. The implementation of Government legislation on smoking has greatly affected Yours sincerely the entire industry. Through wisdom only known to Tony Costain A.C.C.M. our illustrious State Government, at a time when Clubs Group General Manager and industry needed stability and unity, our so called Caloundra RSL Management Services Government leaders sore fit to demand and invoke an Office of Gaming policy directive that resulted in the removal of all RSL Committee representatives from the Supporters Club Board. Why you might ask - when in an age of getting people prepared to donate their time and energy freely is becoming harder, the government in their wisdom, obviously believes volunteers are to be a dime a dozen

52 | Annual Report | 2006 / 2007 Season METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

INCOME NOTE YEAR YEAR ENDED ENDED 30 APR 07 30 APR 06

Sales - Bar 666,798 638,057 Sales - Catering 794,670 689,939 1,461,469 1,327,995

COST OF SALES METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFESAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC. Opening Stock 18,561 18,088 Purchases - Bar 237,789 219,078 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Purchases - Catering 318,237 250,768 574,587 487,934 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 Closing Stock 19,737 18,561 COST OF GOODS SOLD 554,850 469,373

GROSS PROFIT ON TRADING 906,619 858,622

CONTENTS

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

Statement of Cash Flows

Notes to and Forming Part of the Financial Statements

Statement by Members of the Committee

Auditors Report

The accompanying notes form part of this financial report METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC STATEMENT OF INCOME STATEMENT BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

NOTE YEAR YEAR NOTE YEAR YEAR ENDED ENDED CURRENT ASSETS ENDED ENDED 30 APR 07 30 APR 06 30 APR 07 30 APR 06 INCOME Net trading profit - Bar 159,258 160,464 Cash 2 477,699 659,331 Net trading profit - Catering 138,413 157,812 Prepayments 15,200 23,345 Net trading profit - Gamimg 236,437 260,499 Inventory 22,995 22,529 Net trading profit - Keno 2,054 1,413 Receivables 692 1,304 Other Income 50,746 34,910 516,586 706,509

TOTAL INCOME 586,909 615,099 NON CURRENT ASSETS Furniture and Equipment 47,542 47,542 Plant and Equipment 134,513 118,063 Poker Machines 166,455 146,283 EXPENDITURE Vehicles 10,273 10,273 Professional Fees 3,820 5,400 less: Accumulated Depreciation (270,282) (218,128) Other Operating Costs 147,227 137,914 88,501 104,033 Fees and charges (including interest) 17,058 7,698 Staff and related costs 105,641 91,783 TOTAL ASSETS 605,087 810,542 Donations - SLSC 114,096 96,625 Administration 44,175 35,676 Depreciation 53,037 57,613 CURRENT LIABILITIES Other 81,187 51,989 Trade Creditors 54,855 70,904 Other Creditors 15,724 12,218 TOTAL EXPENDITURE 566,242 484,698 Borrowings 00 Accrued Expenses 39,799 47,258 OPERATING SURPLUS (DEFICIT) BEFORE 20,667 130,401 Cash Clearing Accounts 9,976 9,352 MANAGEMENT FEE 120,354 139,732

Management Fee 100,000 100,000 NON CURRENT LIABILITIES Hire Purchase Liability - - Loan - Surf Lifesaving Club 256,066 246,066 Loan - Caloundra RSL 0 116,743 OPERATING SURPLUS (DEFICIT) AFTER (79,333) 30,401 256,066 362,809 MANAGEMENT FEE TOTAL LIABILITIES 376,420 502,541 ACCUMULATED SURPLUS (DEFICIT) AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 308,001 277,600 NET ASSETS 228,667 308,001

ACCUMULATED SURPLUS (DEFICIT) AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 228,667 308,001 MEMBERS FUNDS

Accumulated Surplus 228,667 308,001

The accompanying notes form part of this financial report The accompanying notes form part of this financial report METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES NOTE YEAR YEAR ENDED ENDED This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of 30 APR 07 30 APR 06 the Queensland Associations Incorporation Act 1981. The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity. CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES The financial report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Queensland Associations Incorporation Receipts from Members & Guests 1,865,384 1,783,343 Act 1981 and the following Australian Accounting Standards: Payments to Suppliers & Employees (1,732,297) (1,494,419) Interest Received 35,265 23,290 AASB 1031: Materiality Donations Paid (114,096) - AASB 110: Events after the Balance Sheet date AASB 117: Leases Management Consultants (100,000) (100,000) Members Subscriptions 9,136 5,375 No other applicable Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Consensus Views or other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board have been applied. NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES 3 (36,608) 217,589 The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES changing money values, or except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets.

Sale of Assets - The following material accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been Fixed Asset Purchases (38,282) (51,974) adopted in the preparation of this financial report.

( a ) Income Tax NET CASH PROVIDED (USED) BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES (38,282) (51,974) Net income of the Association is taxable to the extent that non-member receipts exceed non-member expenses. Any net CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES income arising from receipts from members is not taxable.

Proceeds from Borrowings 10,000 100,000 ( b ) Property, Plant & Equipment Repayment of Borrowings (116,743) (98,750) NET CASH USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES (106,743) 1,250 The depreciable amount of all fixed assets are depreciated over the useful lives of the assets to the Association commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. Leasehold improvements are amortised over the shorter of NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH HELD (181,633) 166,865 either the unexpired period of the lease or the estimated useful lives of the improvements.

( c ) Inventories Cash at the Beginning of the Year 659,331 492,466 Inventories are measured at cost. Costs are assigned on a first-in, first-out basis. Cash at the End of the Financial Year 2 477,698 659,331 ( d ) Leases

Leases of fixed assets, where substantially all the risks and benefits incidental to the ownership of the asset, but not legal ownership, are transferred to the Association, are classified as finance leases. Finance leases are capitalised recording the asset and a liability equal to the present value of the minimum lease payments, including any guaranteed residual values. Leased assets are amortised over their estimated useful lives. Lease payments are allocated between the reduction of the lease liability and the leases interest expense for the period.

Lease payments under operating leases, where substantially all the risks and benefits remain with the lessor, are charged as expenses in the periods in which they are incurred.

(e) Prepayments

The amount of $2,500 relating to an outstanding insurance claim has been recorded in prepayments METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

YEAR YEAR The committee have determined that the association is not a reporting entity. ENDED ENDED NOTE 2: CASH 30 APR 07 30 APR 06 The committee have determined that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies as outlined in Note 1 to the accounts. Suncorp Building Redevelopment Fund 359,459 446,686 Poker Machine Account - Suncorp 39,934 86,409 In the opinion of the committee the financial statements; General Account - Suncorp 11,054 59,145 Cash Floats 67,252 67,091 1. present fairly the financial position of Metropolitan-Caloundra Surf Life Saving Supporters. Club Inc. as at 30th April 2007 and the results of the association for the year ended on that 477,699 659,331 date.

NOTE 3: RECONCILIATION OF NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING 2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Metropolitan- ACTIVITIES TO PROFIT FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Caloundra Life Saving Supporters Club Inc. will be able to pay it's debts as and when they fall due. Net Profit from Ordinary Activities (79,333) 30,401 Non - Cash Flows in profit from Ordinary Activities This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and is signed for and Depreciation 53,037 57,613 on behalf of the Committee by: Changes in Assets & Liabilities (Increase) in Inventory (466) (1,756) Loss On Sale of Assets 776 808 Decrease in Prepayments 8,145 (1,940) Decrease in Debtors 612 (422) (Decrease) in Creditors (12,543) 40,728 (Decrease) in Accruals (7,459) (7,326) President: …………………………………….. Increase in Cash Clearing 624 3,483 Borrowing/Donation - 96,000 Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities (36,607) 217,589

Secretary: ……………………………………..

Dated this 24th day of May 2007 INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING SUPPORTERS CLUB INC

Scope

We have audited the financial statements of the Metropolitan-Caloundra Surf Life Saving Supportes Club Inc. for the year ended 30 April, 2007 as set out on the preceding pages. The Committee is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements and the information they contain therein, and have determined that the basis of accounting used is appropriate to the needs of the members. We have conducted an independent audit of the financial report in order to express an opinion on it to the members. No opinion is expressed as to whether the basis of accounting used is appropriate to the needs of the members.

The special purpose financial report has been prepared for distribution to the members of the Association for the purpose of fulfilling the Committee's accountability requirements. We disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this report or on the financial report to which it relates, to any person other than the members, or of any purpose other than for which it was prepared.

Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance as to whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material aspects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial report so as to present a view which is consistent of our understanding of the Club's financial position, and performance as represented by the results of its operations an its cash flows. These policies do not require the application of all Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements in Australia.

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

Qualification

There is insufficient information to form an opinion as to whether the Club has an Income Tax liability on its non-mutual income, for the current or past years. Accordingly, the liabilities of the Club maybe understated to the extent of any such tax liability.

Audit Opinion

In our opinion, subject to the above qualification, the financial statements present fairly the results of the operations and cashflows of the Metropolitan-Caloundra Surf Life Saving Supporters Club Inc. for the year ended 30th April, 2007 in accordance with the accounting polices described in Note 1 to the financial statements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporations Act 1981.

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...... ………………...... Kerry McManus, B.Bus, C.P.A.

Dated this 24th Day of May 2007 METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB (INCORPORATED)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

2007 2006 INCOME Sponsorship 45911 19000 Clothing Sales 22179 19848 Collections & Donations 180901 128929 Council Grants 7500 8250 Government Grants 23913 21640 Other Grants 23000 3922 Interest Received 7778 3886 Raffles & Fundraising 2415 8517 Surf Girl Fundraising 101964 71210 Proceeds/Profit Sale of Equipment 0 42 Subscriptions and Levies 31275 22828 METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. Sundry Income 3691 1236 Supporters Club - Sub Lease 96000 96000 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Supporters Club - Other 21423 34771 Annual Dinner & Functions 5514 4579 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 Training 7018 12963 BBQ 16385 16398 TOTAL INCOME 596866 474020

EXPENDITURE

CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES Affiliation & Capitation 3999 3254 Statement of Financial Performance Annual Dinner & Functions 9571 6315 Annual Report 4691 4508 Statement of Financial Position Auditors Remuneration 2550 3400 Bad Debts 0 5791 Statement of Cash Flows Bank Charges 2118 1637 Depreciation - Office 5508 6652 Notes to and Forming Part of the Financial Statements Depreciation - Sports & Rescue Equipment 20088 29464 Depreciation - Jointly Owned Craft 3628 4922 Statement by Members of the Committee Depreciation - Clubhouse 7672 7910 Depreciation - Furniture, Plant & Equipment 4460 5946 Auditors Report Electricity 4012 3317 Flowers & Gifts 372 247 Honour Boards 0 975 Honorarium 0 2500 Insurance 36625 33927 Internet Charges 1397 826 Interest Paid 3971 2559 Loss on disposal of assets 4526 210 Membership Expenses 519 1873 Motor Vehicle Expenses 15109 12728 Office Supplies 1443 958 Other Employer Expenses 32152 36426 Permits, Licences & Fees 314 397 Photography 41 68 Postage 3836 3204 Printing & Stationery 5745 5198 Rates & Charges 3873 6044 Clubhouse Repairs & Maintenance 2698 4124 Sundry Expenses 2566 2044 Superannuation 9644 8734 Supporters Club Expenses 0 15149 Telephone 5120 5687

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

Trophies & Awards 5485 6808 Note 2007 2006 Uniforms & Clothing 19483 14545 CURRENT ASSETS Wages 76167 65051 Cash 2 145560 74315 Youth Development 7513 8821 Receivables 3 79912 58847 TOTAL ADMINISTRATION EXPENDITURE 306895 322219 Inventories 9121 5795 Other 4 7376 1508 241969 140464 FUNDRAISING EXPENSES Fundraising Services 14504 4254 NON-CURRENT ASSETS Fundraising Services - Surf Girl 38729 28063 Loan - Supporters Club 256066 246066 BBQ Expenses 10322 10888 Property, Plant & Equipment 5 349363 398052 TOTAL FUNDRAISING EXPENDITURE 63554 43205 Intangible 6 27470 12190 632899 656308

LIFESAVING EXPENSES TOTAL ASSETS 874868 796772 Repairs - Patrol Equipment 3369 2600 Patrol Services 2968 3993 CURRENT LIABILITIES Patrol Expenses 5508 2331 Accounts Payable 7 62689 40403 4WD Expenses 2191 4362 Overdraft Facility 8 0 48872 First Aid & Medical 5524 3878 Credit Cards 9 902 0 Training Expenses 5604 9699 Borrowings 10 6769 7715 IRB Expenses 18534 7230 70361 96990 TOTAL LIFESAVING EXPENDITURE 43697 34093 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Borrowings 10 3804 7182 SURF SPORTS EXPENSES Surf Sports Training Expenses 23121 14016 TOTAL LIABILITIES 74165 104172 Board & Ski Repairs and Maintenance 1267 1858 General Surf Sports Expenses 2120 2139 NET ASSETS 800703 692600 Coaching 245 0 Carnival Expenses 27694 45774 MEMBERS' FUNDS Officials Expenses 450 28 Reserves 11 288859 288859 Surfboat Repairs and Maintenance 2056 2924 Accumulated Income 511844 403741 Water Safety Expenses 0 1606 TOTAL MEMBERS'FUNDS 800703 692600 Australian Championships - Perth 17664 0 TOTAL SURF SPORTS EXPENDITURE 74618 68345

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 488764 467862

NET SURPLUS 108102 6157

ACCUMULATED SURPLUS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 403741 397584

ACCUMULATED SURPLUS AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 511844 403741

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STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

Note 2007 2006 NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial Receipts from Members & Guests 205433 132427 reporting requirements of the Queensland Associations Incorporations Act 1981. The Committee Rent from Supporters Club 96000 96000 as determined that the association is not a reporting entity. Members Subscriptions 31275 22828 Grants Received 54413 33812 The financial report has been prepared in accordance with the requiremetns of the Queensland Donations Received 180901 128929 Associations Incorporations Act 1981, and the following Australian Accounting Standards: Payments to Suppliers & Employees -418710 -379545 AAS5: Materiality Interest Received 7778 3886 AAS8: Events Occurring After Reporting Date Interest Paid -3971 -2559 Net Payment of GST -1206 -192 No other applicable Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Consensus Views or other NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES 11 151913 35586 authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Boards have been applied.

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historical costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated, current Asset Purchases & Deposits -14011 -16910 valuations of non-current assets. Proceeds from Sale of Assets 11818 850 Payments for Redevelopment Costs -15280 The following specific accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous report period Transfers from Investments 70000 unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this report: Transfers to Investments -69559 -73672 NET CASH USED BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES -87032 -19732 a) Income Tax The club is exempt from Income Tax in accordance with Section 50-45 of the Income Tax CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Assessment Act 1997.

Proceeds from Borrowings 0 58841 b) Property, Plant and Equipment Proceeds from Loan Receivables The depreciable amount of all fixed assets are depreciated over the useful lives of the assets to the Net Transfer to Supporters Loan Account -10000 -97250 Association commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. Leasehold improvements are Repayment of Borrowings -53196 -12100 amortised over the estimated useful lives of the improvements. NET CASH USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES -63196 -50509 c) Inventories NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN CASH HELD 1685 -34655 Inventories are measured at cost. Costs are assigned on a first-in, first-out basis.

Cash at the beginning of the Year 643 35298 d) Leases Leases of fixed assets, whether finance leases or operating leases, are expensed in the periods in Cash at the end of the Year 2 2328 643 which they are incurred.

e) Goods and Services tax Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. Receivables and payables in the Statement of Financial Position are shown inclusive of GST.

f) Prepayments This year prepayments have been brought to account to the extent of a deposit for a new IRB. Insurances have not been determined on a prepayment basis, but rather have been expensed in the year of payment.

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

2007 2006 NOTE 2: CASH Jointly Owned Surf Craft At Cost 22895 22895 Less Accumulated Depreciation 12012 8384 Cash at Bank - Gift Fund 105 57 Cash at Bank - Surf Girl 16 50 10883 14511 Cash at Bank - Foundation 486 486 Cash at Bank - CBA Savings 1622 0 Total Property, Plant & Equipment at Cash Floats 100 50 Net Book Value 349363 398052 Working Accounts 2328 643 Term Deposits - Foundation 73224 73672 NOTE 6: INTANGIBLES Term Deposits - Surf Club 70000 0 Term Deposits - Surf Girl 7 0 Redevelopment Expenses 27470 12190 Investment Accounts 143231 73672 145560 74315 NOTE 7: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE NOTE 3: RECEIVABLES Current Current Sundry Creditors 61115 39438 Trade Debtors 79912 58847 Payroll Liabilities 1574 965

79912 58847 62689 40403 NOTE 4: OTHER ASSETS NOTE 8: OVERDRAFT FACILITY Current AGL Security Deposit 20 0 CBA Overdraft Facility -1622 48872 Prepayments 5000 359 Provision for BAS - March 0 -758 NOTE 9: CREDIT CARDS Provision for BAS - April 2356 906 Provision for BAS - Adjustments 0 1002 CBA Credit Card No 1 302 0 CBA Credit Card No 2 600 0 7376 1508 902 0

NOTE 5: PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT NOTE 10: BORROWINGS Clubhouse Building At Cost 418406 418406 Less Accumulated Depreciation 170334 162662 Current Loans Unsecured 248072 255744 Premium Finance - Insurance 3393 4339 Loans Secured Plant & Equipment At Valuation 99330 99330 Esanda Finance - Frontera 3376 3376 Less Accumulated Depreciation 95187 93806 6769 7715 4142 5523 Non-Current Sports & Rescue Equipment At Cost 507801 526346 Loans Secured Less Accumulated Depreciation 445501 436625 Esanda Finance - Frontera 3804 7182

62300 89721 NOTE 10: RESERVES Office Furniture & Equipment At Cost 64241 64241 Less Accumulated Depreciation 49511 44003 Asset Revaluation Reserve 288859 288859

14730 20238

Supporters Club Equipment At Cost 151494 151494 Less Accumulated Depreciation 142258 139179

9235 12314

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL, 2007

NOTE 11: RECONCILIATION OF NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES TO PROFIT FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES The committee have determined that the association is not a reporting entity. Net Profit from Ordinary Activities 108102 6157 The committee have determined that this special purpose financial report should be prepared Non-Cash Flows in Profit from Ordinary Activities in accordance with the accounting policies as outlined in Note 1 to the accounts. Depreciation 41356 54894 Profit/Loss on disposal of assets 4526 169 In the opinion of the committee the financial statements;

Changes in Assets & Liabilities 1. present fairly the financial position of Metropolitan-Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club Inc. (Increase)/Decrease in Inventory -3326 -470 as at 30th April 2007 and the results of the association for the year ended on that date. (Increase)/Decrease in Debtors -21065 -50305 (Increase)/Decrease in Other assets 52328 -551 2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Metropolitan- Increase/(Decrease) in Creditors & Borrowings -30008 27015 Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club Inc. will be able to pay it's debts as and when they Increase/(Decrease) in Employee Entitlements 0 -1323 fall due.

Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities 151913 35586 This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and is signed for and on behalf of the Committee by:

NOTE 12: FUTURE COMMITMENTS The Club has future commitments towards the cost of a new surfboat (approx. $25K) upon which a $5K deposit has already been paid. The Club has also ordered a new IRB for a cost of approx. $18K President:……………………………………..

Secretary:………………………………………

Dated this 24th May 2007

The accompanying notes form part of this financial report. The accompanying notes form part of this financial report. INDEPENDENT AUIDIT REPORT

TO THE MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN-CALOUNDRA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB (INCORPORATED)

Scope

We have audited the financial statements of the Metropolitan-Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club (Incorporated) year ended 30 April, 2007 as set out on the preceding pages. The Committee is responsible for the the financial statements and the information they contain therein, and have determined that the basis of used is appropriate to the needs of the members.

We have conducted an independent audit of the financial report in order to express an opinion on it to the No opinion is expressed as to whether the basis of accounting used is appropriate to the needs of the

The special purpose financial report has been prepared for distribution to the members of the Association for purpose of fulfilling the Committee's accountability requirements. We disclaim any assumption of for any reliance on this report or on the financial report to which it relates, to any person other than the or of any purpose other than for which it was prepared.

Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable as to whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures included a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material aspects, the financial statements presented fairly in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial report so as to present a view which is consistent of our understanding of the Club's financial position, and performance as represented by the results of its operations an its cash flows. These policies do not require the application of Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements in Australia.

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

Qualification

A substantial amount of the Club's income is derived from collections, donations and other general fund- activities. As in the case of similar organisations, it was impracticable to extend our examination of income derived from these activities beyond that information which is recorded in the books of account.

Audit Opinion

In our opinion, subject to the above qualification, the financial statements present fairly the results of the operations and cashflows of the Metropolitan-Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club (Incorporated) for the year 30th April, 2007 in accordance with the accounting polices described in Note 1 to the financial statements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporations Act 1981.

POOLE & PARTNERS PTY LTD Certified Practising Accountants Level 1 Stockland House 8 Innovation Parkway Birtinya Qld 4575

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Kerry McManus, B.Bus, C.P.A.

Dated this 24th May 2007

The accompanying notes form part of this financial report.