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Cronulla SLSC Annual Report 2012-13 CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB 106TH ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 SEASON CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED FOUNDED 1907 Officials for THE 2012-2013 Season PATRON M. Speakman SC MP P.G. Banister† (1981) B.M. Ezzy G.B. Staunton MBE B.M. Ezzy (1982) VICE PATRONS R.L. Stedman I.A. Goode (1985) K.E. English, G.C. Forshaw, C.J. Stephenson K.E. English (1987) J.H. Hollingdale, I.A. Goode J.M. Stephenson W. Halpin OAM† (1988) B.K. Thompson A.J. Hanson (1990) PRESIDENT K.S. Morton (1992) R.P. Short LIFE MEMBERS W.F.J. Stroud† (1919) C.R. Gough (1995) DEPUTY PRESIDENT N.W. Cayley† (1920) R.F. Hitchenson (1995) B.D. Turner C.O.J. Monro† (1923) J.W. Bentley (1996) CLUB CAPTAIN W.C. Pickering† (1924) A.P. Metti (1997) K.D. Day Hon. R.T. Ball† (1924) K.J. Neilson (1998) SECRETARY Hon. J.C. Fitzpatrick† (1924) L. Macpherson (2001) P.R. Larssen J. Garlick† (1924) J.F. Wilson (2001) R.W.S. Harris† (1925) B.L. O’Donnell (2003) TREASURER N.T. Johnstone (2003) R.C. Pinker H.S. Tugwell† (1925) G.P. Rogers† (1925) M.F. Butterfield (2005) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE J.W. Richardson† (1925) R.B. Bignold (2006) R.P. Short, B.D. Turner, K.D. Day, W.J. Bennett† (1925) K.R. O’Donnell (2006) P.R. Larssen, R.C. Pinker. R.E. Whitfield†, (1926) P.W. Hamilton (2007) SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTS T.E. Rofe† (1926) J.E. Johnson (2008) M.P. Banister, G.A. Carter, R.W. Johnson, M.J. Farrell† (1926) J.E. Salmon (2008) D.M. Provan, D.R. Ward A.C. Crammond† (1927) B.S. Henderson (2008) K.R. Suann (2008) VICE PRESIDENTS C.H. Crammond† (1927) W.G. Pooley† (1927) J.R. Holt (2008) G. Annesley MP C.J. Elliott (2009) B.J. Briggs L.V. Puckle† (1927) T. Watson† (1930) R.P. Short (2012) J.L. Buckham S.J. Neilson (2012) R. Casaceli R. Michaelis† (1931) J.P. Cassidy G.L. Durrell† (1932) VICE CAPTAIN J.L. Catt J. Dodson† (1934) J.A. Adamson B.A. Christian R. Field† (1936) ASSISTANT SECRETARY/TREASURER R. Diver-Tuck L.D.S. McPherson† (1936) N.L. Brown F.P. Doran F.W. Lewis† (1939) H.A. Small† (1944) IRB CAPTAIN C. Durkin D.J. Wood T. Eady E. Salisbury-Baker† (1944) R. Enderby A.H. Swadling† (1945) PUBLICITY OFFICER J. Fredericks B.G. Pearson† (1949) N. Markey elected 27th August 2012 M.T. Free A.J. Purcell† (1949) SOCIAL ORGANISER R.E. Gibson J.H. Borserini† (1950) J.J. Maclachlan elected 27th August 2012 T. Halyard D.C. Lucas OBE† (1950) HOUSE CAPTAIN R.C. Hammond E.C. Sier† (1952) J.E. Young K.J. Hollingdale G.R.M. Challis† (1953) R.C. Miller† (1955) REGISTRAR M.G. Howlin B.H. Maclachlan A.J. Hunter J.R. Switzer OAM† (1956) G. Jones W.G. Marshall OAM† (1958) JUNIOR/CADET CAPTAIN M.J. Kerr OAM R.W. Grant† (1960) P.E. Cavanagh G. Lester K.E. Dunkley† (1960) COMMITTEE MEMBERS S.J. Marshall H.T. Spurway† (1961) R.A.Diver-Tuck elected 27th August V.F. Marshall W.R. Buchan† (1963) 2012 G.A. Allum OAM, S. Morrison MP N.A. Dixon† (1964) R.C. Garnsey, C.A. Larssen, D. Moss R.A. Thompson† (1964) D.S. Metti elected 27th August 2012 A. Moseley OAM (1965) G.W. Neilson LIFE MEMBERS ON COMMITTEE P. Notaras W.H. Eady OAM† (1968) R.J. Simmons† (1970) J.W. Bentley, C.J. Elliott, C.R. Gough, S.A. O’Donnell D.P. Murray, K.J. Neilson, S.J. Neilson S.T. O’Donnell F.J. Elmer (1970) L. Payne I.W. Provan† (1971) JUNIOR ACTIVITIES CHAIRPERSON F.W. Pengelly OAM F.R. Jordan†(1973) W.J. Druery G. Pignone R.J. Leix (1976 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES VICE CHAIRPERSON W.E. Pithers D.P. Murray (1977) C. Villanti J.M. Purcell J.H. Hollingdale (1977) CHIEF INSTRUCTOR J.W. Rayner G.C. Forshaw (1978) B.N. Dalgarno L.F. Saville J.H. Stansell† (1978) R.K. Smith M.J. Costello† (1980) CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 1 DEPUTY CHIEF INSTRUCTOR CARNIVAL COMMITTEE BUILDING DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE A.F. Coffey G.C. Forshaw (Convenor), G.J. Allum OAM, R.P. Short (Convenor), G.G. Holland, IRB VICE CAPTAIN C.J. Elliott, I.A. Goode S.J. Mackay, A.P. Metti, D.P. Murray, C.A. Barber PHOTO AND TROPHY COMMITTEE L.M. Schmalfeldt, J.A. Suann, D.J. Wood BEACH CAPTAIN J.H. Hollingdale (Convenor), K.E. English, AUXILIARY C.D. Giles R.W. Johnson, B.L. O’Donnell, E.B. Suann, D.M. Provan (Convenor), K.R. Suann Secretary: K. English BEACH VICE CAPTAIN Vice President: F.O. Marshall C.J. Elliott SHARK ISLAND SWIM COMMITTEE G.A. Carter (Convenor), F.P. Doran, Committee Members: R.M. Dalgarno, BOARD CAPTAIN P.W. Hamilton, G.C. Hewett, R.E. Ellis, R.M. Elmer, D.A. Gough, J.R. Pleasance J.H. Hollingdale, K. Kemp, S.J. Mackay, J.E. Hitchenson, A.L. Holland, E.M. Lyon, BOARD VICE CAPTAIN S.A. O’Donnell, S.T O’Donnell, R.C. Pinker, M.A. McFarlane, J. Metti, S.J. Neilson, B.G. Moore R.P. Short, C.J. Stephenson, J.F. Wilson J.A. Pinker, D.A. Short, C. Smith, J. Wild, A.D. Wood, A. Wood SKI CAPTAIN TOUR COMMITTEE P.W. Hamilton S.J. Neilson (Convenor), M.R. Cole, BEACH SELECTORS SKI VICE CAPTAIN F.M. Elliott K.D. Day, C.J. Elliott, C.D. Giles, A.P. Lyon M.J. Roye SOCIAL COMMITTEE BOARD SELECTORS SURF BOAT CAPTAIN J.J. Maclachlan (Convenor) K.D. Day, J.R. Pleasance, N.R. Smith C.A. Sims resigned 27th August 2012 ANZAC DAY COMMITTEE BOAT SELECTORS G.J. Allman elected 27th August 2012 Vacant G.J. Allman, S. Frater, C.A. Sims SURF BOAT VICE CAPTAIN HOUSE COMMITTEE SKI SELECTORS S. Frater J.E. Young (Convenor), M.P. Banister, K.D. Day, P.W. Hamilton, M.J. Roye, SWIMMING CAPTAIN M.K. Fitzgerald, J.A. Pinker, R.P. Short, N.R Smith K.J. Neilson J.L. Macpherson WATER SELECTORS SWIMMING VICE CAPTAIN FINANCE AND SPONSORSHIP COMMITTEE K.D. Day, K.J. Neilson, N.R. Smith R.I. Ford B.D. Turner (Convenor), M.R. Cole, MASTERS SELECTORS MASTERS CAPTAIN F.P. Doran, I.A. Goode, C.R. Gough, G.A. Carter, P.W. Day, P.R. Larssen, P.R. Larssen R.C. Pinker, W.F. Sawyer, C. Villanti D.S. Metti MASTERS VICE CAPTAIN COACHING AND COMPETITION COMMITTEE BEACH COACH G.A. Carter C.A. Sims (Coordinator - elected 27th A.P. Lyon August 2012), J.A. Adamson, G.J. Allman, CHIEF GEAR STEWARD BOARD COACH G.A. Allum OAM, P.E. Cavanagh, K.D. Day, R.C. Garnsey R.P. Short W.J. Druery, C.D. Giles, P.W. Hamilton, GEAR STEWARDS P.R. Larssen, K.J. Neilson, J.P. Pleasance, SURF BOAT COACH K.E. English, C. Villanti, R.J. Short N.R. Smith, D.J. Wood G.J. Allman, D.A. Young RACE SECRETARY CAPERS COMMITTEE MARCH PAST COACH F.M. Elliott C.J. Elliott (Convenor), P.R Larssen, Vacant RADIO OFFICER D.A. Short HEAD WATER SKILLS COACH R.P. Short INFORMATION, COMMUNICATIONS & N.R. Smith FIRST AID OFFICER TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE WORLD TEAM COACH/MANAGER R.P. Short S.J. Neilson (Convenor), Chris Giles K.J. Neilson, S.J. Neilson HON. LEGAL OFFICERS CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE MULTI-DISCIPLINE COACH GibsonHowlin Lawyers G.C. Forshaw (Convenor), K.E. English, N.R. Smith G.G. Holland, K.J. Neilson, S.J. Neilson, JUNIOR ACTIVITIES GROUP (CRAYS) HON. MEDICAL OFFICERS W.A. Swingler Dr R. Jordan, Dr M. Jaffey COMMITTEE FOOD AND BEVERAGE COMMITTEE Chairperson: W.J. Druery HON. SWIMMING COACH C. Villanti (Convenor), B.N. Dalgarno, Deputy Chairperson: C. Villanti K.J. Neilson D.S. Metti, B.G. Moore, J.A. Pinker, Secretary - Joint: S. Buck, E.E. Orfanos HON. RESIDENT MEMBER R.P. Short, D.J. Wood Treasurer: M.R Cole M.K. Fitzgerald HISTORY COMMITTEE Registrar: R.M. Eaves VEHICLE OFFICER B.S. Henderson (Convenor), M.P. Lifesaving Coordinator: D.S. Metti J.R. Pleasance Banister, P.W. Day, B.M. Ezzy (Patron), SLSS BOARD OF SURF SPORTS (BOSS) SAFETY OFFICER J.H. Hollingdale, J.E. Johnson, D. Rayner, ACTIVE OFFICIALS C.A. Barber J.E. Salmon, E.B. Suann, K.R. Suann, G. G. Allum OAM, P. M. Allum, HONOURS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE R.B. Bignold, G.J Bruce, P.E. Cavanagh, SLSS DELEGATES T. J. Cooper, W.J. Druery, R.J. Dunn, R.P. Short, K.E. English I.A. Goode (Convenor), K.E. English, G.C. Forshaw, J.H. Hollingdale F. M. Elliott, G.J. Evans, P.J. Fitzpatrick, PRESENTATION NIGHT COMMITTEE R. Gluskie, I.A. Goode, R.F. Hitchenson, K.D. Day (Convenor), J.A. Adamson, APPAREL COMMITTEE J.E. Hitchenson, G.G. Holland, C.J. Jordan, R.M. Dalgarno, R.C. Garnsey, S.J. Neilson (Convenor), M. Cole, E. Larssen, E.E. Orfanos, M. Munsami, G.G. Holland, J.A. Pinker, D.A. Short, F.M. Elliott N. Markey, J. Murray, S. J. Neilson, D.J. Wood MASTERS CARNIVAL COMMITTEE J. Parker, S.F. Phillips, M.J. Roye, OPERATIONS COMMITTEE P.R. Larssen (Convenor), C.J. Elliott A.T. Schofield, S.D. Strawbridge, D.R. Ward (Convenor), J.W. Bentley, 200 CLUB COMMITTEE N.R. Swane, C. Villanti, M.D. Vitnell, C.R. Gough, P.W. Hamilton, G.G. Holland, C.R. Gough (Convenor), J.W.
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