1981-82 annual report

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SLSC

Wye River

Season1981 - 1982



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W Y E R I V E R S U R F L I F E S A V I N G C L U B

OF?ICE BE.~.f.EPS1981-1982

P E E S I D & "I T :

P. Schumacher

V IC E P RE SlD EX IT :

S. Agne»

S E C R E r A R Y :

c .. Cox

TREASuRER:

G. Woodward

C ID B CA PT A Il'1 :

K. Mvers

G '- U EF I >1 STRt !CTGR:

S. Carroll

BOAHD & SK I CA PrA IN :

GEAR STN .· JARD:

R . Anrhony

C OM MITTEEM EN :

D. Grigg

D E LE G AT E T O S T.-\1 E C E N T R E :

R. Anthony

C. Cox

EONOR~Y ADTIITOR:

D. G. Stein

HONORARY TR ff iTEES:

A. JonasS. Agpew



W Y E R I V E R SURF LIFESAViNG CLUB

N O TIC E O F i'lE ET IN G

Noh ce is hereby gi:ljen that; t he 'I _\ -~ J en ty - F ou r t: .h . C-eneral ~eting of theWyeRiver St:ri Li.fesaving Club wi.l.l. be held at th e ijictorian St.ace

Centre, Beaconsfield Parade, St Ki1da, on Friday, 28th ~ray, 1982,at 8.00 p.m.

Business:

1. To rece+ce and consider Balance Sheet as at 28th February, 1982,

Profit and Loss Account; for the year ended on that elate. and 6.e

Y2pC_1: of m e President T::.-eaS'...1r:ernd Auditor thereon.

2. To tzansact; any ether business -vhic..l: nay be dealt with at an

Annual, Cenaral, ~.Eeti::l.g.

By order or: the Comnictee,

c. C oxSecret2r'T

Office Bearers:

Vot ing by all m errbers -President, Secretary; 'I'reasurar , One Conm i .. tt ee t -1 .e :r r :b er.

Vo tLT1g by active rrerrbers -Clu n Captain, Vice- Capc aL11 , O ne Corrmittee l" lerrb er .




PRES IDENT ' S aEPOR r

'Ihe 1%1/82 season at ;-i"ye Rj_-'le~has seen many L-rr.;on:a:u: , . . . · ' 1 2 T I g e s take

place.

At this stage last year, I noted that the season had been

di.sappo'iriting and that there were a nunber of large probLems toovercome.

I am pleased to report that trost; of these problems have now beenarrested, however. we cannot; afford to sit back and rest on our laurels.

Quite clearly, the chili needs to look at itself objectively and core to

grips w-i th the remaining problems.

T~srr'_sndcus i.11.-ro2.ds.vere I " i1 e . C e en t::~active s i.de this 'lear TN-i t . '1 arecord nurrber of new rrembers and awards being gained. The chili is

truly Lndebt.ed - : : 0 Kevin ylyers and the 1Colac pecpl.e ' for providingthis mich needed impetus ..

\ \ T e were also verj for'trnare in gairung the services of a nurber ofT local' people; the recruitment of people such as Peter :r-liller has2..d~c. to our screngtn.

f o e : Inoted last season. it is 'vet» i"1~OT:cnt thac our ~:=cruiting

::--£~~:.:-~ bai.ance.i.t ' J e

t...-_e!:"efor2,~ shcul.ocemindful

~.itncse pote:1.L=-~l:r-ec:;:-,.. i : ! : ; : ; nshcs c"! ou r doors tep ,

Aciminist".catively, me club needs a shot in the arm. As has been stated

before, Surf Li.fesaving is new a million dollar business, and the\.{<leiliver SLSC is verv mu ch a part: or chat: business. ~"riw.~alrrost50 a·~r; V'3. IT!eIT'ber::-'d- asse cs c:r.d ::?.oui:J22!1"C r, , ; ;or~'l.~v:;:il :.:-. excess 0=

$180J C O O (replacement value). The ·clUb r'equi.xes rrore than annualsubscripcicns and a few fund raise.rs to mainrain its position.

t. ,7e were rrost; fortunate this season ingairung the sponsorship ofG. J. Coles & Coy. Limired, th.rough the efforts of Arthur JOn3.S J and Itrust that this sponsorship will cont.iznze, and mdeed 6-ow, in theccming seasons.

The pr ime responsibilit"j for the in-coming ccnmi.ctee must: be to expl.creall available avenues to sec.ure sufficiern: sponsorsirip and funds to

€p.able the cluo to conc.inue its upward growth ...

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S U R F L I F E S A V I N G C L U B

Certaln cricicism was levelled at the ComITQ~~ee d ur ing t he year Lhat

suggested favour'i.t.Lsm co certain areas of the chili, Ivoul.d suggestto all active members and club supporters that this carmittee, and

indeed future corrmittees, will continue to support and back anyinterest group or area of the club that takes its c : w n initiative and

sbovs the amnznt;of endeavour that the boat creos have this season.

Be.ing a small club any specific group such as paddlers, sW.LlTIOt2.rs,or boats rrust be prepared to do the initial hard work itself andshe-wthe comnittee at the time that it means business.

I TMJu ld also like to ext.end the comnittee' s thanks to the growingarray of suppor-ters wr,o contance to support; us through their fineefforts at WyeFiver.

Finally, 1would like to congratulate all those who gained theirbronze medallions and other awards this season, together with

Kevi.n !"tlers and his juruor boat exes for their fine effortsthroughout the seascn , especially at t..~eVictorian and AustralianTitles.

As I wi.Ll, not be seeki:-,:: re-election to L"1e :::Ol""iiittee iisz wee:..--:r.:L-:g~ason, : T.vo.:ld lil<e to personally L"a-l( al.l, thGS2 I.,.;r.oave

supporued me over the Last U.JO seasons.

"j: S.:hurrache::::-

President



W Y E R I V E R S U R F L I F E S V I N G C L U B

SZ :C ~TA RY ' S REPO RT

'Ihe cast; seascn [-2.5 seen the club re-va.tal.i.zed in several areas . Active

merrbership has seen a big resurgence and t..hejunior boat crew has done a

fantastic job. I was certainly very proud at the Victorian Titles wnenthe boat cxe» rowed so well against much larger and stronger clubs, The

club will be forever indebted to Kev:in lYgers for the :mamrothjob he

under took and the expert; way he coached, encouraged, and helped the

boat cxe» and active tnenbers in general,

Wye River has always been able to attract trenbers such as Kevin ~ers,

particularly when the club is in need of a neN '~rk horse ,II The chili

has been on such highs before, but; too much is left to too few, and whenthey arewom out the decline to the well-known clUb lCXolS!I see it as

the responsibility of every person whohas an Inreres t in l;\fyeRiver toc::r.t.L.J::ute - 1 D _ SCLre way so the club can go fxom s tzength to st.rength. I

mst; repeat the need for TIDrepeople to contribute in an administration

are.s..

The ground-work has been done, the hard winter yakka behind us, nowwe

must progress forward. There is an urgent need for assistance in fund

rcri.si~, social acth,"'i.~i8S and sponsorship. The days of conductring

Sl!r= Life Saving Chits on the reD.lD.5 frcm chi.cken and crayfish raf'fl.es

are long gone. The elm urgem:ly needs ne"] equipment; for all areas of

c::;mpe-citions. As it is only be encouzagi.ng ccrmet.Lr.ion at carnivals

by so many TIEItbers as possible, will be e:nsure that merrbers are prepared

to stay chili merroers for longer ~eriods. By making as sessnant of - I T _ E2ct::"ve ;:;erioc.SDe!L bv club rr.e..rrbersover t..;.e"past te!!. 'Tears ~lCU-:.,rill

find that the a~Jerage' is between DNa end trrrse years a~tive rr.erriJership.

Once again we saw the Large drop off 0:: ~TSl geed Irz.:J.iJers thi,s yeeT:

and I'm sure ITDst of these rrerrbers "Will regret triai.r deci.s ion not to

stay kiwi ved at; ~Jye.

p.ny criticism of the year rrrust be directed at the Comrrittee, as I feelt .~s ":ldS u."le cL.b ~3 ~ -J ea .. 1z es r:1":-1-: c..1-ri.syea.::. I Inc.Iu de m ysel.f ':- .;_ this

criticism as it is very difficult to get enthusiastic afrar fifteenyears involve:r.ent wnen me wnole OJmrrittee is not r..zrrking i . . ' 1 a total

conmi.tnent rewards the efficiertt Ill"ill.2.geetl-c of the chili.

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S U R F L I F E S A V I N G C L U B

I :-2\;;;: al,..vays enjoyed my Invo'lverrent wi.th the Ttl'je River StILI Li.fesavingChili, and will always be reaGy, willing and able to assist in any way

possi~le in the future. Hcwever, I will not be accepting any officialposition next season.

Oneof 1:1.'18 pr::bl2:S 0:: such a srral.I coerazri.ry as ~';-Je P.i-.;eris that;

criticisms always get back very quickly and when you care as I do, thecritics always hurt. I new offer a challenge to those w n o have stoodback and criticised, pe:r:bapswithout thinking, to put action in placeof words. Nodoubt the club can only gain by an increase incontribution. Thanks to all people whohave helped Ire over the yearsand a special n:e:nticn to Kevin l.!yers and his helpers from Colac for a

wonderful year.

c. Cox

SecretE.- : : :v



W Y E R I V E R SURF LIFESAVING CLUB

S ':2~-'T IM E N r O F R EC E IP I 'S At'\[) PAYl" !Et ' ITS

for t w e l v e t r o n t n s e n c i e d 2 8 G : "F e b r u a r y , 1 9 8 2

1 9 8 1 / 8 2 1 9 8 0 / 8 1

Receipts$ $

Bank Balance brought forward 2,348 1,625M em be rs S ub sc ri pt ion s 385 163

Bmkhouse F e e s 5 0 3 0 0Ibnations 1 , 5 8 0 2 , 8 2 6S oc ia l F un ct ion s 1 , 3 3 8 2 , 4 0 4

Fund Raising 2 , . 5 3 8 2 , 9 4 6State C e n t r e Grants 1 , 0 0 4 2 , 4 5 0Loan - Wye Women 3 0 0Interest 8 3 8 0Bui.Ldiriz Grant 8 , 0 0 0Trans fer from Eui.Lding A/c. No.1 1 , 6 8 5

Sale of T'Shir~s 1 1 4Sundries 1 5 3 13

9 , 8 9 3 2 2 , 4 9 2

Pa',IIIle!l ts :

Club & Bunkhouse Repairs & M:ri.ntenance

lifesaving Zquiprr.mt, Repairs & H!:ljnt2r:2nceN e v J Equipment

Fund Raising

Social

St at e Ce nt re

InsurancePrtntfngPostage &Stationery

Trophies &~:izcs

TelephoneLighting & Pa-verCamival ExpensesN ew ClubhouSeT'Shirts

Travelling E...~e~Bes

I . R . B . Repairs &MaintenanceSundries

Bank Balance as at 2 8 t h February, 1 9 8 2

1 , 0 7 7 3 L r 9

1,349325

2 , 0 6 7 i t S

1 1 1 , 8 6 21,754 2 , 5 5 4

5 4 7 3 8 3460 304197 2 0 31 6 2 1388 7 1 9 5

1 3 3 1 4 13672 0 1

1 2 , 8 2 9

3 1 1

1 5 0 3 3 0155 4 1 < 9

2 0 5 33660 2 , 3 4 8

9,893 2 2 4 9 2




C EJ .E P- ~.L E EV ENUE

for C'"",el\T€rnnths ended 28t..1-:tebruary, 1982

Income :

I:cnacons

SubscriptionsBunkhous e Fees

State Centre Grants

InterestSocial FUnctions (Loss)

Fund Raising ProfitSale of T'ShirtsBu. : .. lc : .. .: ;g Cran t ;

S L 1 I 1 c r . . L . e s

E ;_:p enc li .to re. :

Chib & Bunkhouse Repairs & IvraLl te_T1.aI lceLifes2\f-;ng Eqci:pu:snt Repai.rs &r-f,::dntena:1~

State Centre.

Depreciationp_ · l c! . .. .j .g

Postage &Stationery

Awards & TrairringT e l e p h o n e

La.D. Repairs & M.ainrenanceTraval.Ling ExpensesT'Shir-::sSundries

(loss) Transferred to Surplus 1981Accumflatad Funds

1 9 8 1 / 8 2 1 9 8 0 / 8 1

$ $

1 , 5 8 0 2 , 8 2 6

3 8 5 1 6 3

5 0 3 0 0

1 , 0 0 4 2 , 4 5 0

83 80

(416) ( 1 5 0 )

2 , 7 8 3 1 , 0 8 4

1 1 48 , 0 0 0

180 13

5 , 7 6 3 1 4 , 7 6 6

1~4441 , 3 4 9

547

4601 , 7 9 3

1971 6 2

87133

155

510311

2 4 0

349326

383

3041,985

?(,;':l_ . . . . . . . . . . .

1381 9 5

1 4 1

1 4 93 3 0

"\..,..U

(1,625) 1 0 , 2 3 0

5 , 7 6 3 14,766




B PU . -2 1,n; SHEET

for tuelve months ended 28th February, 1982

Current Assets

Cash at Bank

cash on Hand

B u i l d i n g A / c . N o . 2Sundry Debtors

Stock en Hand, Burble Bees/Caps

Fixed Assets (at cost less acc.depreciation)

Li.fesavirig EquipI!'.er.::

Carnival Eqciprr.ent

S u r f 30ats & T : : : - 2 . i l e : : - sG e a r T r a i l e r

Honour Beard

Bunkhouse, Furni.ture & Equip-trentC : : J ..chouse Furni.ture & Equiprrent;Building - Bunkhouse

- CIUbl1ous~I .r . : ; . 6: Outboard r o b carLoan Account: - W"je WOIl.EI1

Total Assets

Net Assets

Aca.nnulated Ftmds :

Ba1a..nce as at lst }'f.arch, 1981

Less (Loss) for Year Profit 1981

Am:nmt: t.ransfezrad to Accumil.ated Funds

P11.:SBuildino il's : }To?:; , --, . .~,.-

P. ~ o J . SchumacherP::-~s":"der:c

1 9 8 1 / 8 2 1 9 8 0 / 8 1

$ $

660 2 , 3 L t 82 0 20

1 7 5 1 6 13 2 5 2 3 653 5 3

1 , 2 3 3 2 , 8 1 8

2,504- 2 , 4 3 21 7 7 2 3 6

2 , ' : : 5 6 1 , 0 0 11 0 1 46 5 65

q i L l 4 9 02 8 9 1 0 8

8.656 8 8 3 31; ,)f.!l 1'" ,59:3. ,_ . . . . .~ . . . .

2 , l B O 2 , 8 1 3(SO) 2 5 0

3 3 0 4 2 3 4 , 6 5 3

3 3 , 0 4 2 3 4 , 6 5 3

3 4 , 4 9 2 1 7 , 2 4 7

( 1 , 6 2 5 ) 1 0 2 3 0

3 2 , 8 6 7 2 7 , 4 7 77 , 0 1 5

3 2 , 8 6 7 3 4 , 4 9 2

1 7 5 161

3 3 , 0 4 2 J L . . , 6 5 3




S TA T EMEN T O F H ECE IP I'S A ill EXPEN DITU RE - BU ILD IN G A CCO UN "IS

for twelve nonths ended 28th February, 1 9 8 2

Buildi.ng ACCOU1.t No. 2 -

National Trustees Executors & Agency Co.Ltd.

Balance 1st M a r c h 1 9 8 1

Add

Less Wit.l1drawals

T~ss Commission Paid

Balance - 28th February, 1982

1 9 8 1 / 8 2 1 9 8 0 / 8 2

$ $

1 6 1 5 , 4 0 0

24

1 8 5

9 1

5 , 4 9 1

5 , 3 3 0

1 6 18 5

1 0

1 7 5 161

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AUDITOR r S REFORT

To the ~ers of WyeRiver Surf Li.fesaving Chili

I have examined the accounting records and supporting vouchers of

the 'WyeRiver Surf Lifesaving Club.

In my opinion, the acconpanyi.ng Balance Sheet and supporting

StatenEnts are drown up so as to give a true and fair vie.; of thestate of the elm 1 s affairs as at 28tl1 February; 1982, and of theLncorre and expendi.ture for t-ie t:"welve tronths ended on that date.

David G. Stein, A.A.S.A.




CU ..i B CAPTA IN IS REID RI'

The 1981-82 season has been a verj successful one for our club in manyrespects. A revival of Inrerest in the club has been evident from thestart fa the season and is still evident at the end of the seasonwi t: h neR IlE!Ilbers t.rairiing for next; season.

We have been Lucky in gaining so many ne», young TIEJIbersand 01..T clubcannot help but progress if they stick with us . Equally as important

are the older people whohave rejoined and becorr.e interested again.

Patrols

Patrols this year hav-e been of a verj satisfc.ctory standard, but thereis still a lot of roan for iiliprOVEffiEnt.

In rrris area one IT.9Tber has shewn cucsrancing deG.·:::c..tsr. tCl assfst; us

as mich as possible and make sura the beach \':;a5 parrcl.Ied at 211 e~;my sincere thanks to Steve Carroll for his work this season. (In

excess of 95 hours patrol). All merribers should realise theirresponsibility with regard to patrols and make sure that they are able

to do thei.r fair share of the 'Work. WedanIt go to the beach to havea good d.T2. "W e 'have a very 'responsfbl.a jeb to de. Nex'[ seascn let Is

aim co Co It. co the best of our ability.

Rescues have been fe.v, so too have been firs t ala. cases> but all of ocr

gear has Deen kept invery good order , manics to our hard-working gearsteward.

Petrol cOi1!Detition POh"1tS have been a huge LTIiDrow:: r rpnt thi,s year ,

Congratul.acions , to chose patrols - m a scored. wel.L.

E q ui c ment

I feel that something should be m:mtioned here about d ..e use of chiliequi.pnent by rnerrbers.

At the St..2:"<: of G ' 1€ season the comn.ctee spent luge SUiTS of noneyger.tfng boards and skis repaired, and even purchased new ones.

lA7eall 1; 1 . - - 1 2 equipment to be used by our merrbers ... that is i.,mvit is

there , Bur it must be Looked after-, not used thcughtlessly or b e usedby anyone who happens to wander 1 . . . ' 1 . from the caravan park. The same goesfor the clubroorrs and the bunkhouse . _

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CLUB CA _P T.I\IN 'S R E Pa ID ' (Cont'd.)

W y - -e River's proficiency @;o,/'ardsor the past season must be a club record.23 brcnze medal.l.iccs , 3 A.R.C. 's and 3 Instructor's Certificates, area good sign of the club r s strength. 'M y thanks to those persons who

r£lpe~ train all nellmenbers.

N ew is the time to start teaching ne:.vrecIUits for next season. If you

have anyone interested bring them along end get them started intrainingfor an award. Wehave an urgent need for trained radio operators -

these posi taons need not be bronze holders.

Club Champions

Club champions Rick Kehoe (Junior) and Noel Curtin (Senior) are to bec::·rrg::-2.,,=,·12.~2.dn a ::ine effort. 'It.ey Ce!IOT'..5 tzated to us \ o J D . 2 . t surf

Li.fcsaving is all about.

In sunnary , I voul.d like to thank all merrbers who have contributed to

the Hell-being of the club over the season, those people w-ho havesupported us financially, and the chili carmrittee for their assistanceto Tl':2 on all occas ions .

Kevin Yo/ersClub Caotain




Not; ma n y boat captains would be able to comrence a report such as this

with the record of achievenent that our boat crecrs have enjoyed thisseason. Naturally, I amvery proud of the efforts of our young crews.Determirlation and hard work have seen them become one of the rrost

respected groups in Victorian Surf Lifesaving.

Ov-erthe season we have attended 20 carrrtvals .

~~ehaven't once been lower rhan the semi-finals, quite oftenrepresenting in two finals or having two crews in the one final.

Higp.lights of the season 'Nere -

a) The competition in the Herald BP Great Row - onecrew came 10th, me other 13th; only junior tofinish the race.

b) t-1inning a boat point-score trophy from the South Coast

N e r l l South Wales.

c) ~,Ji.nning a silve=- Ir2r1.':;] at the State Charep.icnship at Lorrie.

d) Reaching the r....'1al5day of the Australian Chalipionshipsat tbanaBeac_h inAdelEide - no other Victorian CrE"N's

got this far.

A full list of our competition results appear after this report.

I have thanked individual menDers of boat crews for cheir efforts over

-=-~e SEason out I l i JOu l c . like to publicly ackncwl.edge the dedi.catf.cn o f

Trevor Murnane, Paul Maher, Andree.1 Green ,Rick Kehoe and Greg 1-'RIWOOd.

It is Harth noting here that this ere» logged up in excess of 1,200 miles

in traini.ng attended 20 carnivals J. end did in excess of 50 hours patrol

each. A fine effort. Thi.s is what surf lifesav'illg is about. ea.rmvalsranged from Sydney to Adelaide.

\..Jelcok forward nCNJo next season TA t . . i - J . big hopes of getti:ng rigp.t to thetop . Itwont be nearly as 'hard becaus e weIre alrrcs t there.

In our area of competition we are ver:y grateful to Arthur Jonas for hissupporr and contacts with r Coles I. Keep up the good T " , - o r k Arthur .

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BOAT CA ? I'P ._J'I 'S BEFO RT (Con t 'd . )

I IIllJSt m2!1.tioninthis section, 50m2 criticism that has been directedat the 1 rcwing ' cOlImJn.ity of our Surf club, SOlIE.feel that: too michrroney is spent; on this area, let me. answer that by simply saying that

the c ~ u b ~Ad.llsupport any competitor but you mst; get out and prove

yourself itJorthy of the support first.

Welcon:e to our new senior rmvers, with tec.hnique mastered, they wi.Ll,

beccrre a force to be rackcnedwi.th at carnivals next season.

1Vfyhanks to all whosupported us this season. . .. we look forward to

a big one next year.

Kevin ~e_rs

Boat Captain




1m R I T V £ R JU mO R EO AT CFEI"- R ESuLTS 1981/82 SEASGN

1. 17th October, 1981Echuca Rich River Race Murray River - 'Iwo crews completed.'A ' crew reached semi-final. Beaten by Point Lonsdale and

Lome Senior crews.

2. 22nd r:overrber. 1981 - South 'r-Elbolli.n e Beach f.'1i.ni Craft Carnival

'A' crew 3 first pl ac es a gain st 5 j un ior c re ws .'B ' cr~N 2 second places and 1 t hi rd p la ce .

Round Robin won by 'A' ere».

3. 29th Novenber, 1981 - M:nuya Nov SOULL "L \V'ales CarnivalHen senior IB ' boat race.

Second to M D 1 1 y r r o o k Junior boat race.

4. 12 th Decrreber , 1981 - Jan Juc Ca:..11i.al'B ' crew second senior 'c' boat final

'A' crs.] second junior final.

5. 20th D e c e m b e r , 1 9 8 1 - BatSTBnSB a y New South Wales

Second jmior boat race.Junior bOB'C point-score over 2 canrivals.

6. 28 th });Cf::!.,Der. 1981 - Her'al.d BP Great Ra;.j PC:!:T f ' l c , ; 2.:!.:'-nBavI

A' & 'B r exes both finished.,AI cree tenth out of 18 crrns . Only G-iD junior crews firu.sh d.

7. 3rd January, 1982 - Bancoora Carnival,' B ' crew second junior boat race.

8. 10th January, 1982 - Cape Paterson Carnival' A ' crew first 'e' boat firal

I

A ' cra~ second jl.llior final.rB' CTEJN reached both finals

9. District Carnival Apollo Bay

lA' e re ; f irs ~ ' C ' bo at race

Only two junior boats - b oth ou rs .

10. 23rd January, 1982 - Barxon Heads Carnival'A! crex; first jmri.or final

11. 2 4 t r L J~o;eY-J! 1982 - lbr~~y Cdrni121

'A ' crew second junior f~T',al.




H YE R IVER JU N IO R BO AT CRD 7 RESU LTS 1981 /82 SEA SO N (Gont Id.)

1? 27t.h .Ianuary , 1982 - St; Kilda C~~~~ Carnival,1st junior boat f L . " ' 1 E . l .

2:1d 's I teat £: " : -31.

U. 31st Janl1 ry , 19824th junior boat final (20 crews)

14. 1st February1

1982 - Fresh ~vater Carruval (55 crews)Finished tenth position overall.

Placed in four rounds.

15. 6dl February; 1982 - \.Jarrnarrbcol3rd junior final.

2nd r C• .final.

16 . 7th Febri 'pr.!) 1982 - t']ar.2.arrb:01

'A' crex second junior final.'B r crew second' G ' final.

17. 20b.~ February I 1982 - Anglesea Carnival,,A' C1:51 second jl..Ilior f';nal.

(lost 8 Lengths at scarr)

18. 28th February, 1982 - 1982 Scate Cahmpionship LomeSilver Medal (Second to ~.Jarmao:;bool.. nose of boar)

19.. 13th 1'1irc..f.t , 1982 - Point; Leo Carnival,2nd jurucr f'inal.

2nd' C' final.

20. 26t_l-]_!27th/28th ~!arch, 1982 - Australian O1arnpionships l"bana, S.A.Friday J Second Heat

Saturday 1 3rd Second Bound; 3rd Th.i.rd PoundSunday, 4th Serrri.-Final




:crinQ: the 1981-1982 season the c~ub bas purchased O vO nertJrescue boards,

and radios.

I w o u l d like all m e m b e r s to respect o u r g e a r Which t f f i < e sa c o n s i d e r a b l e

ar.cc:nt of rr:cneyto K<::2p 1 . . 1 p to a hi.gh standard. He trunk thi.s is

impOTC3J'1t - after all, we are dealing with peopIe Is lives.

I t::hank all t h o s e invol vcd during t h e last twel,ve months for their

assistance, and hope 1 m ay cal.Lon them again during the forthcoming

n v e l v e months.

Congratulations, to all the ne~'7Brcnze l"ledallion ho::"ders, and geod luck

for the coming season.

Congratulations, also to Ri.ck KEhoe, wilo during the year was appointedA s sis "CantGear Sts:vard.

R. AnthonyGear Steward



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R . K e h o e 6 7

G . MaTh" 'Dod 6 U

K. }'lfers 77T. M u r n a n e 64A. G r e e n 60D . Burke 44,

D . M : 3 h o n e y 1 6A . :flirrphy 2 8

N . C t r r t i n 51S. McGrath 24

D . B l a c k 1 8

G .. 1 ' b r r i s e y 35S. C a r r o l l 96

D . : f r a : r w o o d 18

M . D i r e e . n 18

P. M 3 h e r 28J. BrC" INn 23

~ I T . T o w n s e n d 32P. Douglas 1 6M. T r L . : e I D S n 37LW i l s o n 38P. Barrcw 42G . Kelly 19

C . C ox 30M . M J r p h y 1 9

J. C o r s t o r o h a n 79W . O'Ccrnor 14D . Burns 30

H. O'Connor 1 2

P. Schumacher 4

Lisa Wilson 1 6

J. Ru..-Ilble 3 S

B .. Car rway 32r~Lukins 47.

K. f u r r i s e y 39

R . Kni~t 1 9P. Garal.:ner 1 6A . K l o s e . 17A. Ma ck '+ 2P . Rol land 1 6L. Egan 1 6

G . ~Joodward 13c. Hahor .ev Vi

P . M i l l e . r ' 31A . Johnsen 30W .. Peach 9~11"

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S . A g p e v : J L. Curran

R . Anthony H. D e a r d s

J. B o y d H. D o ; v d

A. & s . Brawn N. Dunn

R . BruNn , - 7 . E d g a r

J. B r u c e J. F o r d

G . Burch H. Garbutt:

G . J. C o l e s &C o y . L i m i t e d

' w y e Worren

W"j2 River ? - \ l . . I a lire Bri.gade

W v e R i v e r F o r e s h o r e COII!J.Ilttee. F o r e s h o r e C a m p e r s A s s o c i a t i o n

T , i J y eRiver P r o g r e s s Association

Patzons of the Hecker] icck Hotel

L. F..all B . K e r v i l l e

N . H a l l Lloydair P/L.

T. Hall M ,. P e a r c e

D. Hi.ggins T. Patterscn

S. Jackson N. R a s c e v i c

M. Jensen B . Simrons

A. Jonas fl. Sinclair

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Weappreciate that i!1 SOm2 tnstances a sLT1g1enarre is raprasentatriveof the ia:ri.ly. To all the above and ar.y who have been accidentallyomitted, we e x t e n d o u r thanks

1981-82 annual report

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