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Chiton Rocks SLSC Annual Report 2012-‐2013

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Chiton Rocks Surf Life Saving Club Inc.Hindmarsh Esplanade, Hayborough SA 5211

PO Box 661, Marleston SA 5033Phone: 08 8554 2047 Email: [email protected]: 62 902 946 739 Website: www.chitonrocks.com

Table of Contents

............................................................................Chiton Ethos, Vision & Purpose 4...........................................................................................................Honour Roll 5

.................................................................................Chiton Rocks Office Bearers 5.........................................................................Annual General Meeting Agenda 6

................................................................................................2012 AGM Minutes 6....................................................................Board of Management Attachment 8

..........................................................Constitution & By-‐Law Changes Summary 9......................................................................................................Regulation 6.3 10....................................................................................................Trophy Winners 11................................................................................................Members Roll Call 13...............................................................................................President’s Report 14...............................................................................................Secretary’s Report 15

.........................................................................................Club Captain’s Report 16....................................................................................................Patrol Statistics 18

.......................................................................................................Patrol Groups 19....................................................................................Patrol Hours Honour Roll 19

.........................................................................................................Patrol Hours 20.....................................................................................Chief Instructor’s Report 21

.....................................................................................................Awards Gained 21......................................................................................................Nipper Report 22

...................................................................Junior Development Camp Reports 24 ....................................................................Youth Development Camp Reports 25

........................................................................................Boat Captain’s Report 26...........................................................................................Bar Manager Report 27

.................................................................................“100 Club” Supporters List 28.....................................................................................Grants & Disbursements 28

.................................................................................Office Bearers Honour Roll 29.................................................................................................Financial Reports 30

......................................................................................................................Vale 34Inside Front Cover Photos (L to R, top to bottom): 1 Meredith, Mike, Nathan, Cath & Ben, 2 Lindy & Aaron Lewis, 3 Jennie Paynter & Garry Munn, 4 Aaron Lindsay & Tia Mackintosh, 5 Aaron Lindsay, Grant Maddern, Pat Chigwidden & Lindy Lewis, 6 Airlie, Tia, Lindy, Aaron, Tilly & Graham, 7 Jacqui & Jig, 8 Tilly & Airlie, 9 Grant, Ben Lewis, Pat & Rob Baxter, 10 & 11 Pt Elliot Nipper Session, 12 Dave Mitchell & Trevor Learey, 13 Dolphin Nippers, 14 Starfish Nippers, 15 Aaron Lindsay, Leo O’Callaghan & Graham Lee, 16 Starfish Nippers, 17 Macka & Tia, 18 Trevor & Elliot Shine, 19 Aaron Lindsay, 20 Stingray Nippers, 21 IRB, 22 Nippers with Helicopter, 23 Aaron Lewis, 24 Ella Parkinson, 25 Thomas Phillips & Joshua Robinson, 26 Chelsea Giles, 27 Aaron & Lindy Lewis, 28 Chris, Lauren & Mary Shallow & Trevor Ferguson, 29 Edward Jackson, 30 Samuel Jackson, 31 & 32 Nipper Camp, 33 Tayla Robinson, 34 Tia, Matt Hume & Thomas Phillips, 35 Rob Slade & Aaron Lindsay, 36 Patrol


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Chiton Ethos (our code of conduct)

Friendship & FunHaving a good time, encouraging participation and being friendly to all comers.

Responsibility and AccountabilityAccepting responsibility to provide the best lifesaving services we can, being accountable for our actions and using the Club’s resources in a responsible and accountable manner.

Partnerships and TeamworkWorking in collaboration with our partners and sponsors to benefit the community. Sharing the load.

Respect and EquityTreating individuals with respect, fairness and equality regardless of differences. Finding the common ground.

Dedication, Perseverance and ResilienceGetting the job done, finding new ways and bouncing back when the going gets tough.

Vision (where we strive to be)

Chiton Rocks SLSC…. A thriving Club that provides exceptional lifesaving services to the South Coast by having an abundance of trained lifesavers, modern professional facilities and equipment, substantial club membership and enthusiastic community support.

Purpose (why we exist)

To provide efficient patrols for the protection and guidance of the public who surf and bathe at Chiton Rocks and near by beaches.


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Honour Roll

Founding Members 16-‐08-‐1957Lloyd Tugwell Rex Mitchell Paul Richardson William AveryWilliam Aitken Roland Dalziel Peter Read

Patron Vice PatronJohn Brown Cr. Pat Chigwidden

Life MembersSir T Barr-‐Smith P Byrne AR Cock S ConlonR Daebler F Drenth G Duncan D EdwardsCV Fischer P Frost D Hocking S JohnsonBD Keir L Kurtzer F Lindsay-‐LeMessurier R Lindsay J McCallum P McNamara Dr A Madsen J MillerA O’Callaghan G O’Callaghan B Paynter J PilcherG Smith B Swart L Tugwell DJ WallbridgeR Wilkins Denotes Deceased

Chiton Rocks Office Bearers 12-‐13BOARD OF MANAGEMENTPresident Aaron Lewis Vice-‐President Leo O’CallaghanSecretary Lindy Lewis Treasurer Lindy LewisClub Captain Aaron Lindsay Competition Manager Aaron LindsayChief Instructor Leo O’Callaghan Membership Manager Jennie PaynterNipper Coordinator Lindy Lewis

CLUB OFFICERSClub Historian Graham Smith Hon. Legal Officer Jennie PaynterGrants Officer Leo O’Callaghan Sponsorship Officer Lindy LewisPublicity Officer Not Filled Bar Manager Aaron & Lindy LewisBookings Coord. Lindy Lewis Maintenance Mgr. Aaron LewisClub Cleaner Billy Joe Casey Webmaster Garry BrownVice-‐Captain Randall Lindsay First Aid Officer Amanda Dean/Simonne SladeIRB Officer Simon Green ATV Officer Not FilledRadio Officer George Scarfe Youth Coordinator Aaron Lindsay/Bex LeareyHon. Medical Officer Bev Rainford Clothing Manager Lindy LewisSurf Boat Captain Tibor Szolnoki Reporting Officers Aaron Lewis, Lindy Lewis, Barrie Paynter & Andrew O’Callaghan


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Annual General Meeting

Saturday 10th August 2013At Chiton Rocks SLSC, 2pm

Agenda

1. Roll Call

2. Apologies

3. Appointments

4. Confirmation & Acceptance of 55th AGM Minutes

5. Presentation of the 56th Annual Report

6. Presentation of the 56th Financial Report

7. Alterations to Constitution & By-‐Laws

8. Election of Board of Management:

2 Year Term -‐ Vice President Secretary Membership Manager Club Captain

1 Year Term -‐ Nipper Coordinator, President, Treasurer, Competition Coordinator and Chief Instructor still have 1 year remaining of their 2 year term

9. Life Membership Nomination:

John Brown, Moved Graham Smith, Seconded Aaron Lewis & Aaron Lindsay

10. Subscriptions

11. General Business

12. Club Photo

Chiton Rocks SLSC

55th Annual General Meeting MinutesSaturday 28th July 2012

Meeting Opened: 2.10pm

Roll Call -‐ Andrew O’Callaghan, David McLaren, John Brown, Peter West, Marlene West, Barrie Paynter, Vicki Paynter, Marissa Lindsay, Amanda Dean, Lindy Lewis, Aaron Lewis, Jennie Paynter, Kylie Lindsay, Steve Matters, L Matters, Brian Hession, Graham Lee, Ross Paynter, Gavin O’Callaghan, Michael Tait, Nathan Gray, Simon Green, Paul Frost, Rhonda O’Callaghan, Leo O’Callaghan, Aaron Lindsay, Randall Lindsay, Trevor Learey, Lexi O’Callaghan, Lucy O’Callaghan, Mark James, Ben Lewis, Jon Blenkarn, Deidre Brown, Leah Panakera Thorpe Lewis, Bradley Hay, George Scarfe, Catherine Gray

Apologies -‐ James Miller, Larissa Lamnek, Gavan Farmer, Jeffrey Petherick, Jan Petherick, Frank Lindsay, Sonia James, John Moloney, Grek Kurtzer, Brenton Abbott, Veronica Sheehy, Peter Byrne, Barry Brown, Peter Mackintosh, Mark Shuttleworth, Gary Munn, Lynne Kurtzer, Genevieve Heartfield, Andrew Lindsay, David Mitchell, Billy Joe Casey, Meredith Abbott, Leanne Conlon, Chris Shallow, Norman Cooke, Carolyn Jackson, David Jackson, Simonne Slade, Mary Shallow, Ritsue Phillips, Dennis Phillips, Sally Strawbridge, Robert Slade, Arron Strawbridge, Simon Grenfell, Rochelle Grenfell, Jacqueline Southby, Grace Blenkarn, Daniel Sheehy, Rebecca Learey, Matthew Lindsay, Ben Pitt, Caitlin Sheehy, Aaron Learey, Jonathon Chinner, Chloe Tanner, Daniel Learey, Samuel Kurtzer, Joshua Lindsay, Sophie Conlon, Peter Mitchell, Braydon Munn, Airlie Mackintosh, Harry Conlon, Joshua Mitchell, Timothy Mitchell, Lucas Schroeder, Edward Jackson, William Conlon, Lauren Shallow, Noah O’Callaghan, Tia Mackintosh, Jack Strawbridge, Leon Phillips, Benjamin Schroeder, Riley Munn, Luka Phillips, Jacob Shallow, Lauren O’Callaghan, Hugh O’Callaghan, Samuel Strawbridge, Samuel Jackson, Finn O’Callaghan, Sarah O’Callaghan, Isabella Vorstenbosch, James Chinner, Patrick McAvaney

Confirmation of previous minutesMoved: Paul Frost, Seconded: Aaron LindsayThat the previous AGM minutes from 30th July 2011 be accepted as a true and accurate record of that meeting. CARRIED


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Jon Blenkarn spoke on behalf of Jim Miller and his current health concerns

Appointments -‐ As per BOM attachment

Presentation of the 54th Annual ReportMoved: John Brown, Seconded: Gavin O’Callaghan, to accept the 2011-‐2012 Annual Report. CARRIED

Presentation of the 54th Financial ReportMoved: Randall Lindsay, Seconded: Leo O’Callaghan, to accept the 2011-‐2012 Financial Report. CARRIED

Changes to the Constitution & By-‐LawsJennie Paynter ran through the changes

Motion: That the current constitution of the Chiton Rocks SLSC be amended as per attachment. Moved: Jennie Paynter, Seconded: Andrew O’Callaghan. CARRIED

Election of Office BearersAll positions declared vacant, Andrew O’Callaghan took the chair

President (2 year term) -‐ Aaron Lewis by Nathan Gray, seconded Ben Lewis, ELECTED

Treasurer (2 year term)Lindy Lewis by Paul Frost, not prepared to stand, Ben Lewis by Andrew O’Callaghan, not prepared to stand. No further nominations

Competition Coordinator (2 year term)Aaron Lindsay by Andrew O’Callaghan, seconded Paul Frost, ELECTED

Chief Instructor (2 year term) -‐ Leo O’Callaghan by Aaron Lindsay, seconded Lindy Lewis, ELECTED

Nipper Coordinator (1 year term)No nominations

The following positions still have one year remaining of their two year term:Secretary: Lindy LewisMembership Manager: Jennie PaynterClub Captain: Aaron LindsayVice-‐President: Leo O’Callaghan

SubscriptionsMoved: Gavin O’Callaghan that the fees remain as per previous season, seconded John Brown:Nippers $20Family with 1 active member $85Non Active Family $100Active Member $50U18 Member $25Non Active Member $75Bar/Supporter Member $25CARRIED

General Business

Coastal Watch – Gavin O’Callaghan queried if we are approaching Coastal Watch for more sponsorship due to their new “Plus” facility. Committee advised we are not seeking any sponsorship from Coastal Watch as they were more wanting us to pay for the running of the camera and we declined their offer and have not heard back.

Future of Clubrooms – Andrew O’Callaghan requested an update, we are currently looking at different options in regards to designs and will be obtaining cost estimates in the coming months.

Bar Opening – John Brown queried if the bar will be open after patrols. This depends if we have someone take on the role as bar manager to organise this.

Clarification on Outside bookings during patrol season – Steve Matters. The club does not accept exclusive outside bookings during the season and the flat is always available for patrol members if there is a booking, the flat will only be available to bookings with special permission or if they are covering our patrols. No outside bookings are accepted between Xmas & Australia Day

Honorariums -‐ Moved John Brown, seconded Andrew O’Callaghan that honorariums be paid as per last season.

Moved Lindy Lewis, seconded Aaron Lindsay that no honorariums be paid.CARRIED by vote 13 to 9

Meeting Closed 2.50pm


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BOM Structure


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Notice is hereby given on 5 July 2012 of a motion to amend the Constitution of the Chiton Rocks Surf Life Saving Club Inc.

The motion: “That the current constitution of the Chiton Rocks Surf Life Saving Club adopted at the AGM on 30/7/12 is amended as follows:

Amend: Postcode to “5211”Replace “” at:5.1 “CRSLSC has Membership as follows:(a) General Members(i) Active Members

• A person over the age of thirteen (13) who has been accredited with an appropriate award of Surf Life Saving Australia and has fulfilled the requirements of re-‐qualification unless the award has been obtained in the current season. The person must during the season perform a minimum number of patrol hours as determined by the Board, or

• A person who stands for and is elected to a position on the Board, or is appointed to a position on the Board, or

• A person who is deemed to be active as determined by the Board.

(ii) Non-‐Active Members• A non-‐active member is a member who does

not satisfy the criteria for active membership.A non-‐active member may enjoy CRSLSC facilities but not to the detriment of an active member and may use CRSLSC facilities and equipment only on the authority of a Board Member.

(b) Junior Members Persons aged between five (5) and thirteen

(13) years.(c) Honorary Members

The Board, by resolution, may appoint an individual as an Honorary Member of CRSLSC, if in the absolute discretion of the board, that person has or can afford CRSLSC some necessary skill or service.

(d)”Replace with “”5.1 “CRSLSC has Membership categories in

accordance with SLSA Regulation 6.3 (See Attachment 2), as well as:

(a)”5.2 Rights and obligationsRemove “” Subject to this Constitution, the rights and

obligations of membership and “for each category of membership in” CRSLSC shall be as prescribed in the By-‐Laws.

and replace with “” Subject to this Constitution, the rights and

obligations of membership and “each membership group of” CRSLSC shall be as prescribed in the By-‐Laws.

*******************Add: “at Board of Management” and “club officer”6.5 The Board may appoint, by resolution, members

who have the necessary skills or are otherwise determined to be appropriate, but will not have voting rights “at Board of Management” meetings, to the following “club officer” positions: …

*******************Add:6.8 “The First Board of Management Meeting after

the AGM will:(a) confirm the public officer and advise Consumer

and Business Services (or appropriate government body) of any changes via the necessary paperwork,

(b) confirm the Executive Committee and advise Consumer and Business Services (or appropriate government body) of changes to the Liquor Licence via the necessary paperwork,

(c) review CRSLSC policies and undertake any necessary steps to update.

(d) confirm any changes to SLSA Regulation 6.3.(e) update Surfguard (or any SLSSA database) of

any changes.(f) review previous Business and Strategic Plans

and set targets for the next year.”*******************Change numbering:6.8 Executive Committee6.9 Sub Committees6.10 Disclosure of Interests of Board MembersTo:6.9 Executive Committee6.10 Sub Committees6.11 Disclosure of Interests of Board Members*******************8.5 VotingRemove the word Active and replace with Contributing(b) Members eligible to vote at meetings are Life

Members and Contributing Members, who are financial at the time of the meeting and have completed any patrol obligations to the satisfaction of the Board.

Add: “”(f) “Motions arising at an Annual General Meeting

or a Special General Meeting will be decided by a majority of votes.” The chairperson may exercise a casting vote where all votes are equal.

Add: Attachment 2 – Membership Categories – Reg 6.3 SLSA


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Membership Categories -‐ Regulation 6.3 SLSA Regulations August 2011The philosophy of SLSA is to establish and recruit persons to become Members for participation in surf lifesaving activities. Each Affiliated Club should provide for the following types of membership and the following minimum qualifications shall be adhered to:

6.3.1 Probationary MembershipProbationary membership shall be the designation of any person for the time period between applying for membership and the gaining of an award and/or the granting of a formal category membership by the appropriate Affiliated Club committee.

Note: Probationary members are not Individual Members for the purposes of clauses 10 and 13 of the SLSA Constitution.

6.3.2 Junior Activities Membership ("Nipper") a) A Junior Activity Member shall be a person who shall be a minimum age of five (5) years up to a maximum age of thirteen (13) years and such person shall be required to gain the relevant Surf Education Certificate for that person's age group.b) The key focus for five and six year old Junior Activity Members will be play participation and fun. Guidelines which support this focus will include: i) beach activities that emphasise games and group activities, ii) water activities to be limited to shallow water near the water’s edge and ii) no competition for these age groups other than that involved in fun games.

6.3.3 Cadet MembershipA Cadet Member shall be a Member of the age qualification as defined in SLSA's Manuals (ie under 15) and, who has obtained the Surf Rescue Certificate or has passed an annual proficiency test.

6.3.4 Active MembershipAn Active Member shall:a) Be a Bronze Medallion holder.b) Fulfil patrol and Club obligations, as provided by SLSA and the Member's Club constitution.c) Qualify in an annual proficiency test unless the Member has obtained their Bronze Medallion in that season.

6.3.5 Reserve Active Membershipa) Reserve Active Membership may be granted by a Club to Active Members who have satisfactorily completed (from the gaining of the Bronze Medallion) at least eight (8) years of patrol and Club obligations as provided by SLSA and Club constitution. Reserve Active Membership shall not be automatic, but shall be granted by resolution of the appropriate club body. b) Reserve Active Members shall perform a minimum of patrols in each Affiliated Club where they hold Reserve Active Membership, as required by SLSA and further patrol duties at the discretion of the Affiliated Club/s management.c) Reserve Active Members shall complete the annual proficiency test.

Note: Reserve Active membership may be granted, under exceptional circumstances to Active Members irrespective of years of service.

6.3.6 General Membershipa) General Membership may be granted by a Club to persons who may or may not hold an SLSA award.b) General Members shall not have Affiliated Club voting rights unless elected to office or position which is provided with voting rights by the relevant Club constitution.c) General Members shall have privileges as determined by the respective State Centre.

6.3.7 Long Service Membershipa) Long Service Membership may be granted by a Club to Members who have completed ten (10) years active service or to Members who have completed eight (8) years active service plus four (4) years reserve active service.b) Such Members may be exempted from all patrol obligations and may be granted other special privileges of Membership as provided in their Club constitutions.c) Should such Members join another Affiliated Club the receiving Affiliated Club shall determine if such Member's Long Service shall be recognised by that Affiliated Club.

6.3.8 Award Membershipa) Award Membership may be granted by a Club to persons who hold an SLSA award of one, or more, of the following qualifications:-‐ Surf Rescue Certificate, Radio award/s, Resuscitation Certificate, Advanced Resuscitation Certificate or First Aid Certificate (or equivalent).b) Such Members may be called upon to perform patrol and/or other club obligations within the ability of their qualifications.c) An Affiliated Club may grant an Award Member voting rights to that Affiliated Club if they are undertaking lifesaving patrol duties.

6.3.9 Associate Membershipa) Associate Membership may be granted by a Club to persons who may or may not hold an SLSA award.b) Associate Members shall not have Affiliated Club voting rights unless elected to office or position, which is provided with voting rights by the relevant Affiliated Club constitution.c) Associate Members shall have a joining and/or annual membership fee substantially greater than fees for other categories of membership.

6.3.10 Honorary MembershipHonorary Membership may be granted by a Club to persons who may or may not hold on SLSA award.

6.3.11 Life MembershipLife Membership of a Club may be granted by that Club to Members who have rendered distinguished, or special service as provided for in that Affiliated Club's constitution and is relevant to that Club only.

Note: SLSA Life Membership is governed by Regulation 4.5.


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Trophy Winners

Tony Matthew Shield for Most Outstanding Patrol MemberBen Pitt

DJ Wallbridge Shield for Excellence in Overall Club ServiceLindy Lewis

Roy Temple Shield for Most Patrol HoursJohn Brown -‐ 72.5

Lloyd Tugwell Shield for Best New MemberNot Awarded

Robert Lindsay Trophy -‐ for outstanding achievement from a youth memberDaniel Learey

Les Williams Teams Challenge TrophyAaron Lindsay, Dean Woods & Matt Hume

President’s TrophyAmanda Dean

Club ChampionDean Woods

Junior Male Club ChampionJack Paynter

U17 Club ChampionMatt Hume

Female Club ChampionBec Woods

Graham Smith Legrope Surf TrophyDean Woods

Surf Boat Captain’s AwardTroy Rickard

Wooden Paddle AwardNot Awarded


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Members Roll CallBrenton AbbottMeredith AbbottAndron AbdulLewis AbdulLisa AbdulLLoyd AbdulDavid AllisonScott AllisonSophie AllisonHeath AndersonArchy BaroneRomeo BaroneSergio BaroneSonny BaroneCarmen BarrySteven BirchbyJon BlenkarnDeidre BrownGarry BrownJohn BrownPeter ByrneBilly Joe CaseyAngela CassidyDavid CassidyEmma CassidyJake CassidyLaura CassidyPatricia ChigwiddenJames ChinnerJonathon ChinnerEllie ClancyJacqui ClancyJordan ClancySteven ClancyErin ColoRiley ColoHarry ConlonLeanne ConlonShaun ConlonSophie ConlonWilliam Conlon

Norman CookeMeredith CrookAmanda DeanJames DohertySarah DownsJohn Ellice-‐FlintGavan FarmerTrevor FergusonBen ForsterKayla ForsterLinda ForsterJane FoureurRaymond FoureurCatherine FrostChelsea FrostIsabella FrostPaul FrostBrett GilesChelsea GilesJulie GilesMax GilesCatherine GrayNathan GraySimon GreenHarrison GrenfellRhett GrenfellRochelle GrenfellSimon GrenfellAndrew HallBaxter HarrisonCraig HarrisonEllie HarrisonKatrina HarrisonBradley HayGenevieve HeartfieldBrian HessionBridget HessionChiara HessionThomas HessionDarren HockingEmma Hume

Gabie HumeKym HumeMatthew HumeCarolyn JacksonDavid JacksonEdward JacksonSamuel JacksonMark JamesJanet JenkinsZachary JessupScott JohnsonLarissa LamnekAaron LeareyDaniel LeareyRebecca LeareySue LeareyTrevor LeareyGraham LeeAaron LewisBen LewisLindy LewisNick LewisOchre LewisAaron LindsayAlexander LindsayBlake LindsayFrank LindsayKylie LindsayMaddyson LindsayMarissa LindsayRandall LindsayKristen MackAirlie MackintoshPeter MackintoshTia MackintoshAndrew MadsenDiana ManleyJordan ManleyZahrna ManleyPaul MartinAnais Mather


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Scott MatherStephen MattersElla McAvaneyPatrick McAvaneyDavid McLarenJacqueline McLarenJames MillerDavid MitchellJoshua MitchellPeter MitchellTimothy MitchellJohn MoloneyBraydon MunnGary MunnRiley MunnAndrew OCallaghanFinn OCallaghanGavin OCallaghanHugh OCallaghanLauren OCallaghanLeo OCallaghanLexi OCallaghanLucy OCallaghanNoah OCallaghanRhonda OCallaghanSarah OCallaghanLeah Panakera-‐ThorpeElla ParkinsonTim ParkinsonTimothy ParryBarrie PaynterHolly PaynterJack PaynterJennie PaynterMacey PaynterRoss PaynterVicki PaynterJan PetherickJeffrey Petherick

Dennis PhillipsLeon PhillipsLuka PhillipsMax PhillipsOscar PhillipsRitsue PhillipsThomas PhillipsBen PittLiam RickardTracey RickardTroy RickardGeorgia RobinsonGrant RobinsonJoshua RobinsonTayla RobinsonRob SangsterGeorge ScarfeBenjamin SchroederLucas SchroederChris ShallowJacob ShallowLauren ShallowMary ShallowCaitlin SheehyChristopher SheehyDaniel SheehyVeronica SheehyGraeme SherwellAlex ShierlawElla ShierlawKate ShierlawElliot ShineKieran ShineLauren ShineLibby ShineNathan ShineChloe ShortDavid ShortJane Short

Tom ShortAngus ShuteEmma ShuteJustin ShuteRebecca ShuteZoe ShuteMark ShuttleworthEmma SladeJack SladeRobert SladeSimonne SladeCatherine SmithGraham SmithDavid StoddardEliza StoddardArron StrawbridgeJack StrawbridgeSally StrawbridgeSamuel StrawbridgeIgor SwitalaTibor SzolnokiMichael TaitChloe TannerNaomi TannerRodrick TannerMax ThompsonElsa WagnerJeffrey WestMarlene WestPeter WestVanessa WestFiona WithersThomas WithersDean WoodsLynette WoodsRebecca WoodsRhys Woods

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President’s Report -‐ Aaron LewisThe first thing is a bit of nepotism, a big thank you to Lindy Lewis for all her hard work this year taking on even more roles to help keep the club running. Please help out Lindy and your club by standing up and helping out before we burn Lindy out (Happy Wife, Happy Life!).The president’s award this year has gone to Amanda Dean who has stepped up in many areas, picking up the nipper BBQ & fruit supplies for each session, working behind the bar, opening the club for gear inspection, assisting with nippers, helping in the kitchen and now the proud holder of a Bronze Medallion, she also updated her senior first aid qualification and gained the Spinal Management award this season. Keep up the good work Amanda, thanks for your help!We made one big purchase this year, a new IRB with motor at a reduced cost of $14,817, saving the Club around $4000. It was used at Rescue 2012 (World Lifesaving Titles) that were held in Adelaide in November for approximately 10 hours. This was a great opportunity to purchase a virtually new Duck & motor at a lower cost to assist in keeping our rescue equipment modern, allowing our oldest duck to retire after more than 14 years service. Thank you to Kieran Shine for coming on board as a sponsor of the IRB with his business KGM Design & Build.The South Coast Working Group was formed, with a representative from Chiton, Port Elliot & Goolwa meeting with Council to discuss surf lifesaving requirements on the South Coast in regards to building redevelopment and other issues to keep things moving in the right direction. There will be a lot of work required to get new clubrooms off the ground and even more work involved with new clubrooms and increased running costs.

Mowing the Lawn Aaron Lewis, Trevor Ferguson & Gabie Hume Lindy & Aaron Lewis

New Signal -‐ I’m Ok Goolwa Christmas Pageant Peter Mackintosh & Aaron Lewis


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Secretary’s Report -‐ Lindy LewisThanks again to those who have put their hand up for a role this season and assisted with a smoothly run season. Of course the more the merrier! We really do need more people committing a role and spreading the load so we don’t have one person trying to perform multiple roles and burning out. There are many small roles and everyone on the Board is more than happy to assist you.

Working Bee -‐ Saturday 13th October 2012A fantastic turn out saw many jobs completed including fencing the gap along the railway to make it safer, repairing the ceiling/cornice in the bunkhouse, tiling the downstairs toilet wall, oiling of woodwork, gardening, painting and other general cleaning/tidying. Thanks to all who assisted.

Merchandise UpdateWe took orders for our new wetsuit tops & shorts from Toastees Wetsuits which were quite popular and decided to make these an order only item to ensure we are not adding to our stock pile. The good thing is we can order as many or few at a time. The only additional merchandise stock were men’s bather and a new style women’s two piece bathers.

Website UpdateGarry Brown has been working hard on a new and improved website that is now live so please check it out and feedback is appreciated, www.chitonrocks.com

Coastal Garden SchemeA native garden was planted around the club and outside the car park thanks to the Department of Environment, Water & Natural Resources. Not all of it survived our harsh conditions and they have done some re-‐planting and weed killing to help it along.

Members Day/Night -‐ Saturday 27th April 2013Although quite late in the season, the weather conditions were great, starting with the Club Champs, Teams Challenge, followed by Curry for tea from our friends at Hurry Curry. Patrol member’s draw saw Troy Rickard winning first prize ($100 club merchandise voucher) and Andrew Hall 2nd prize ($25 Hotel Victor voucher). Thanks to Port Elliot SLSC for providing bar staff on the night so our members could all enjoy themselves. Of course the highlight was The Deer Johns performing for us. Here are some snaps from the day & night...

Garry Munn & Tony Mittamaier Group Shot Aaron Lewis, Lyn Woods & Bec Woods

Smithy, Jig & Trevor Ferguson Ross Paynter Beach Flags


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Club Captain’s Report -‐ Aaron LindsayAnother season is behind us as we longingly look towards the warmth of summer to draw us all back to our favourite beach. Reflecting on the season past showed that the club is still an important part of our community and that we do provide a significant service to the public.

Looking back on the patrol season shows what a great group of volunteer members we have at our club. With the majority of patrolling days either fine or overcast weather, we were treated to decent days down at the beach. Total numbers on patrol this season were 55 members with the average amount of hours patrolled at 24.5. The season saw a total of three rescues, one using a rescue board, one using a rescue tube and one without any equipment. We also had a total of eight first aid cases. Thank you to those members involved for their efforts. The number of rescues at our club is typically low in number, however if we are performing our duties correctly the prevention statistics should always be of a much higher value. Preventions during the season came in at 746. Remember to always record your preventions on the patrol logs, as these are the types of records State Centre needs to keep the money flowing back to our club. The total patronage to Chiton Rocks beach during the season was 4158, which is down from 4469 from the previous season.

Surf Com (Radio Room duty) was once again on the cards and it was Blue Patrol’s turn to have a go at Surf Com for the day. The day was split up into two shifts. Apart from it being a blustery day and the morning shift having to coordinate a search from police for two young kids on Lake Alexandrina, it was a generally uneventful day and a good experience for those who volunteered their time to work the radios (The young kids eventually made it all the way across the lake on a blow up raft, it was that windy!). A big thanks to goes to Frosty, Ben Pitt and Jono Chinner who had the morning shift and Frank Lindsay and myself who tackled the afternoon shift. The approaching season will see Chiton be rostered onto Surf Com again so be prepared if your patrol group gets the job!

Water Cover was again required and this year we had a few other members helping out with the duty. Thanks goes to Bazz Paynter, Trevor Ferguson, Simon Green, Garry Brown, the Learey family and Lindy Lewis for putting their hands up to provide this important service during carnivals. Well done guys. As this was a big effort in getting volunteers to do this water cover, there may be a need to roster members with their IRB Crew and Drivers onto these carnivals when the club is rostered for a carnival.

On the competition front there was a lot on this year with the World Life Saving Championships, better known as Rescue 2012 being held in Adelaide from 7-‐18 November 2012. The club had 3 individual members enter with Azz and Dan Learey and Ben Lewis donning the Chiton cap. On the team side of things the Chiton Rocks Boat Crews competed with a reserve crew and a masters crew having a go. These teams consisted of Leo O’Callaghan, Trevor Ferguson, Graeme Lee, Troy Rickard, Andron Abdul, Simon Green and Scott Allison. From all reports everyone did the club proud, especially Dan Learey who made it through several stages of the competition in the sprints, Well done!

Other competitions throughout the year were competed by the Boat Crews consisting of the rowers mentioned above in addition to Tibor Szonoki and myself. The crews competed in the Navy Series, had an enjoyable road trip to compete at Robe (in decent surf), came close to going back to back Masters Champs medals only to finish 4th and also competing very competitively in the State Championships, winning one of their heats. Great job everyone. I’m sure Tibor, the Boat Captain, will flesh out the details in more colourful detail. I encourage everyone who is thinking of competing to give it a go as it is a lot of fun and you never know how well you could do.

Club Championships and Team’s Challenge were again held on the same day for this season and this year it was actually held after the official patrolling season had been completed. This was due to timing issues with State and Masters Championships being held around the same time. Next year our Club Championships might be held earlier in the season to avoid these clashes in regards to timing, Regardless of the date it was held, we had a great turn out to both events with the day giving us a nice clean offshore wind with swell around the 4 ft. mark it was destined to be a perfect day.


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Aaron & Lindy Lewis on Patrol Christmas Day

Results were as follows:

Open 2 km Run Flags Swim Board Place

Ben Pitt 4th 3rd 5th 6th Equal 4th

David ‘Jig’ McLaren 6th 5th 4th 3rd Equal 4th

John Ellice-‐Flint 5th 4th 1st Equal 1st 2nd

Dean Woods 3rd 1st 2nd Equal 1st 1st

Trevor Ferguson 1st 2nd 6th 5th 3rd

Graeme Smith 2nd DNC 3rd 4th DQ

Junior 2 km Run Flags Swim Board Place

Matt Hume (U17) 3rd 3rd 1st 1st 1st

Ross Paynter (U17) 2nd 1st 3rd 3rd 2nd

Jack Paynter (U19) 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st

Bec Woods (Females) 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st

Teams Challenge was well represented with 12 members competing and 4 teams battling for the title. It was a great spectacle and well deserved winners of Dean Woods, Matt Hume and myself taking out the trophy. Congratulations go to the winners and everyone that took part. Results were as follows:

2013 Winners Runners Up 3rd Place 4th PlaceSwim Matt Hume Aaron Lewis John Ellice-‐Flint Trevor FergusonBoard Dean Woods Lindy Lewis Jig McLaren Bec WoodsRun Aaron Lindsay Ross Paynter Ben Pitt Jack Paynter

My thanks go out to the volunteer patrol members who gave up their time to patrol the beach over the season. I’ve said it many times in person during the year, but you are the important people that keep this club performing it’s primary function. Patrolling is the main reason this club is around and I’d like to acknowledge this fact for everyone who has patrolled, whether 1 hour or 100 hours during the season. So to you, the lifesavers, first aiders and other volunteers, thanks and I hope to see you down at Chiton Rocks SLSC again next season.

Aaron, Ross, Lindy, Matt, Aaron, Dean, Jig, Ben, Trevor, Bec & Jack Bec Woods

Flags at Club Champs Keeping an eye on the nippers Cold day on Purple Patrol!


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Patrol Statistics

Number of RescuesNumber of RescuesNumber of RescuesNumber of RescuesNumber of Rescues Preventative ActionsPreventative ActionsType 6am-‐1pm 1-‐2pm 2-‐3pm 3-‐4pm 4-‐5pm 5-‐7pm Total Type Total

No Gear 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Lost Children 1

Rescue Tube 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Preventions 744

Rescue Board 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Searches 1

IRB 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shark Alarm 0

Surwoat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 746

Surwoard 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 0 2 1 0 3

AttendanceAttendanceAttendance First AidFirst AidTimes \ Type Swimmers Craft On Beach Total Type Performed Total

Sign On 256 94 609 959 Major Wounds 1

Mid Patrol 768 417 1370 2555 Minor Cuts/Abrasions 4

Sign Off 149 51 444 644 Minor Marine Stings 3

Total 1173 562 2423 4158 Total First Aid 8

Patrol Statistics (statistics from Patrol logs)Weather Wave Heights (m) Wind Strengths

Fine 49% 0.0 -‐ 0.5 19% Slight Winds (10 kts or less) 58%

Overcast 45% 0.5 -‐ 1.5 54% Moderate Winds (11 to 16 kts) 33%

Raining 6% 1.5+ 27% Strong Winds (22 to 33 kts) 9%

Wind Directions Sea Conditions

North/NE/East 12% Calm 32%

SE 11% Chop 18%

South 25% Moderate 41%SW 38% Rough 9%

West/NW 14%

Comparison from Previous Years (statistics from Patrol logs)


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Spinal Management Course

Patrol Groups

Red Patrol Grey Patrol Purple PatrolLeo O’Callaghan PC Graham Smith PC Nathan Gray PCTibor Szolnoki VC John Ellice-‐Flint VC Lindy Lewis VCGraham Lee Cassidy Family Aaron LewisTrevor Ferguson Woods Family Matt HumeSimon Green Mark Shuttleworth Amanda DeanScott Allison Scott Mather Bec ShuteTroy Rickard Ben Lewis Simonne SladeAndron Abdul Mark James (reserve) Julie Giles

Andrew Hall

White Patrol Blue Patrol Green PatrolBrian Hession PC Aaron Lindsay PC Andrew O’Callaghan PCSteve Matters VC Paul Frost VC Gavin O’Callaghan VCDaniel Sheehy Garry Brown Barrie PaynterZac Jessup Randall Lindsay Dave MitchellBen Moore Jonathon Chinner Learey FamilyJohn Brown Ben Pitt Jack PaynterGeorge Scarfe Frank Lindsay Ross PaynterDavid McLaren Jeff Petherick Pat McAvaney

Patrol Hours Honour Roll

500 HoursR McLeod P Mulcahy L Kurtzer P ByrneG O’Callaghan A O’Callaghan B Paynter R PaynterS Johnson G Duncan P Frost J SmithR Wilkins J Miller D Edwards G SmithS Conlon J McCallum P McNamara A MadsenD Hocking F Drenth J Kildea W FitzgeraldR Lindsay M Hocking J Roper A LewisL Lewis

1000 HoursJ Miller P McNamara D Hocking D EdwardsJ McCallum A Madsen G Smith S Conlon F Drenth G Duncan G O’Callaghan A O’CallaghanS Johnson B Paynter P Byrne P Frost


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Patrol HoursName Chiton Hours All Other Hours*

....................... ..............................Brown, John 72.5 ........................ ........................Lewis, Lindy 71.5 32.5.................... ......................Lewis, Aaron 70.25 62.75................. ..............................Lindsay, Aaron 63.25

............................. ..............................Pitt, Ben 58.5 ................. .....................Smith, Graham 54.25 152.25

.................... ..............................Brown, Garry 52.25 ................... ..............................Scarfe, George 43.5 ................. ..............................Ellice-‐Flint, John 41.5 ................. ........................Woods, Lynette 40.5 21.5

..................... ...........................Woods, Dean 40.5 27................... ..............................Learey, Aaron 38.75

............. ..............................Ferguson, Trevor 38.25 ............... ..............................Lindsay, Randall 36.25

.................. ..............................Learey, Trevor 35.25 ............................. ..............................Giles, Julie 34

............... ......................Matters, Stephen 33.5 14.75............. ..............................Chinner, Jonathon 33.5

.................... ..............................Dean, Amanda 33.5

.................. ..............................Learey, Daniel 32.75 .................. ..............................McLaren, David 32.5

.................... ..............................Gray, Nathan 31.75 .......................... .......................Woods, Rhys 31 30.5......................... .....................Green, Simon 31 40.75.......................... ..............................Lee, Graham 31

............................ ..............................Frost, Paul 30 ................... ..............................Szolnoki, Tibor 28.5 ............... ......................Learey, Rebecca 28.25 27.25................. ........................OCallaghan, Leo 26.5 18.5

.................. .......................Cassidy, David 25.75 26.5....Average Chiton hours per Chiton Member 24.5

......................... ............................Rickard, Troy 23 6................... ......................Woods, Rebecca 23 29.75

................... ..............................Paynter, Ross 22.75 ................... ..............................Paynter, Barrie 22.5

........................ ...........................Mather, Scott 22 12................... ...........................Sheehy, Daniel 20.5 19

............ ..............................OCallaghan, Gavin 20.25 ........... ......................Shuttleworth, Mark 18.5 16.25

..................... .....................Jessup, Zachary 18 26.75................... .....................Hession, Brian 17.75 60.75.................... .........................Abdul, Andron 17.5 8.5

........ ..............................OCallaghan, Andrew 16.75 ............... .............................Hume, Matthew 15.75 3

.................... ..............................Paynter, Jack 14.25 ................ ............Hammond, Arnie 13.5 See Henley

Name Chiton Hours All Other Hours* ......................... ............................Allison, Scott 13 8

............................. ..............................Lewis, Ben 13 .............. ..........................McAvaney, Patrick 12.5 26

.................. ..............................Mitchell, David 12.25 .......................... ......................Cassidy, Jake 9 19.25......................... ...........James, Simon 9 See Grange......................... ............Loielo, Joseph 9 See Henley

.......................... ...........Moore, Ben 8.5 See Grange........................ ..............................Hall, Andrew 8.5 ......................... ..............................Lindsay, Frank 8 .................... ..............................Shute, Rebecca 7.5 .................... ..............................Slade, Simonne 6.5 .................... ..............................Chinner, James 5.5

................... .........Stevens, Malcolm 5 See Glen/WB..................... ...........Merrigan, James 5 See Grange

.............................. ...........Scott, Glen 5 See Grange........................ ............Paton, Neal 4.75 See Henley

................. ...........Channon, Katrina 4.5 See Grange...................... ...........Gepp, Graham 4.5 See Grange

................. ...........Hornibrook, Jack 4.5 See Grange............. ...........Hornibrook, Joshua 4.5 See Grange

......................... ...........Ryan, Daniel 4.5 See Grange.............................. ...........Swan, Ky 4.5 See Grange

................ ............................Hession, Bridget 4.25 6........................... .....................Abdul, Lewis 4 26.75

..................... ...........Mofflin, Graeme 4 See Grange....................... ........................Rickard, Liam 3.5 24.5

......................... .......................Martin, Paul 3.5 90.5................. .......................Hession, Thomas 3.5 171.5

............................ ...........Pel, Jordie 3.5 See Grange..................... .........Mitchell, Peter 3.5 See Gra/Torq........................ ..............................Harrison, Craig 3 ..................... ..............................Tanner, Chloe 2.75

..................... ..............................Mitchell, Peter N 2 ..................... ............Green, Jordan 1.75 See Moana

..................... .....................Smith, Catherine 0 171.75

..................... ......................Hocking, Darren 0 32.75.......... ......................Panakera-‐Thorpe, Leah 0 25.25

........................ .....................Cassidy, Emma 0 20.25......................... ..........................Cassidy, Laura 0 20........................ .........................Sheehy, Caitlin 0 9.5........................ ............................Farmer, Gavan 0 2

Number of Chiton Members who .........................performed more than 10 hours 48

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Chief Instructor’s Report -‐ Leo O’CallaghanWhere did the season go, it just seemed to fly by, but once again it was a season where our members can be proud as they achieved and number of awards. They ranged from Bronze Medallion, SRC. IRB Silver Medallion (Driver), IRB Crew, First Aid, ARTC, Spinal Management to ATV operators...a busy year. Congratulations guys and it was great to see that true Chiton spirit come through as there were a number of our members that took up the challenge and through a lot of hard work, determination and team work, they achieved their goals. It was great to see the range of candidates, they came from our Surf Life Saving Certificate holders, Nipper Parents and new members. What’s more a number of you took on a number of awards and it was encouraging to see the way they supported each other, a great effort guys. I also need to say thank you to the guys at Port Elliott and Henley for supporting to our members in achieving their awards.

Chiton is a small club made up of dedicated members, but it faces the challenge of having enough qualified patrolling members, therefore I can only encourage all of our members and anyone who is interested to put their hand up and have a go at achieving an award. That way we will have enough qualified members to patrol our beach. I would also like to take this opportunity to encourage our members to get involved in training, may be become a qualified trainer. So please keep an eye on our website for information on upcoming training courses.

Congratulations go to the following members who achieved awards...

Advanced Resus TechniquesSimon GreenAaron LindsayAndrew O’Callaghan

Senior First AidJohn BrownAmanda DeanJulie GilesSimon GreenMatthew HumeZachary JessupGraham LeeAaron LewisLindy LewisAaron LindsayLeo O’CallaghanBen PittRebecca ShuteMichael Tait

ATV Operator Cert.Jonathon ChinnerPaul FrostNathan GrayGraham LeeAaron LewisBen LewisLindy LewisAaron LindsayRandall LindsayGavin O’CallaghanLeo O’CallaghanBen PittMichael Tait

Bronze MedallionAmanda DeanJulie GilesCraig HarrisonMatthew HumeAlexander LindsayRebecca Shute

IRB Crew CertificateGarry BrownDaniel Learey

National MedalLindy Lewis

Resuscitation CertificateEllie ClancyChelsea GilesHarrison GrenfellElla ParkinsonHolly PaynterZoe Shute

IRB Driver CertificateGarry BrownAaron LeareyTrevor Learey

Spinal ManagementAmanda DeanPaul FrostJulie GilesGraham LeeAaron LewisLindy LewisLeo O’Callaghan

Surf Rescue CertificateHarry Conlon

Training Officer ARTC & IRBLeo O’Callaghan

Junior Age ManagerRebecca LeareyAaron Learey

Awards gained by Chiton Members through other Clubs15 Year Patrol ServiceCatherine Smith20 Year Patrol ServiceScott JohnsonBronze MedallionJake CassidyTimothy ParryLiam Rickard

Pain ManagementBrian HessionRadio OperatorLiam RickardATV OperatorThomas HessionDarren HockingGraham Smith

Spinal ManagementThomas Hession Advanced ResusZachary JessupTimothy ParryLiam RickardDaniel Sheehy

Senior First AidLaura CassidyJames ChinnerGavan FarmerBrian HessionAdvanced First AidBrian Hession


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Nipper Report -‐ Lindy LewisSeason Summary:•62 nippers registered for our 8th season •8 sessions plus camp at the club •4 nipper parents gained their bronze •6 new Resus awards gained •11 nippers attended every session •Our first nipper that started as an U7 gained his SRC •9 carnival competitors, 3 at state titlesThe first session again began at the SA Aquatic Centre at Marion to enable our preliminary swims and floats to be assessed. Such a great facility, although hopefully we will have a new pool near us soon!

Themed dinners were again organised after most nipper sessions including a Schnitzel Night, Chicken & Chips, Pizza, Pasta and a Gourmet BBQ.

The club camp was very well attended and involved many team activities, cooking and cleaning up after themselves, everyone was assessed for their Resuscitation Certificate and finished off with a surf training/free session in the morning.

We again participated in the Victor Harbor and Goolwa Christmas Pageants which is great fun for everyone who participates as well as great publicity for the club.

Our final nippers session was followed by 4 hours of climbing the popular 10m rock wall, Wobbles the Clown was also included in the festivities this season, plenty of party food for all, followed by presentations and then finally one of our U8 nippers put on a DJ show, thanks DJ El!

Our first nipper to start as an U7 and continue right through to U14 has gained his Surf Rescue Certificate, well done Harry Conlon. We hope this is the start of many more to come.

Our State Junior Lifesavers of the Year were Lauren Shallow & Edward Jackson, who both attended all but one nipper session, show great surf skills, enthusiasm and leadership.

Carnival participation was brief this season due to a number of factors. We started off well with a massive group of 9 nippers at the local Port Elliot carnival in December. The next carnival attended by Chiton nippers was the State Titles Qualifying and then State Titles with just LeonPhillips, Luka Phillips & Alex Shierlaw participating.

We had some awesome new age group leader tops printed for next season that were presented to our age group leaders at the end of season presentations. Thanks to our leaders:Starfish U6 & U7 – Aaron Lindsay, Andrew O’Callaghan & Gavin O’CallaghanDolphins U8 & U9 – Bex Learey, Barrie Paynter & Julie GilesStingrays U10 & U11 – Lindy Lewis & Dan LeareySharks U12, 13 & 14 – Aaron Lewis, Azz Learey & Amanda Dean

Thanks to our sponsors...BBQ & Fruit supplies: Indulgent Meats Port Elliot, Coles Victor Harbor & Veg Out Victor Harbor. New age group leader tops sponsored by DS & R Electrical and KGM Design & Build.


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Port Elliot Carnival -‐ Luka, Max, Joshua, Leon, Harrison, Alex, Georgia, Chelsea & Tayla

Harry Conlon

Nipper Camp Activities

Starfish Group

Attendance Records:Date 28 Oct 24 Nov 8 Dec 29 Dec 19 Jan 2 Feb Camp 16 Feb 23 MarStarfish10 registered

9 7 7 8 7 7 0 2 7

Dolphins17 registered

16 14 12 14 11 13 3 11 16

Stingrays20 registered

14 13 14 10 10 13 9 12 13

Sharks15 registered

15 12 11 9 13 11 7 9 11

Total62 registered

54 46 44 41 41 44 19 34 47

100% Attendance:Sergio Barone Elliot Shine Sonny Barone Joshua RobinsonGeorgia Robinson Nathan Shine Libby Shine William ConlonTia Mackintosh Tayla Robinson Harry Conlon

Stingrays Group with their Certificates Wobbles the Clown was popular

Amanda Dean & Julie Giles wearing their new patrol caps Starfish Group with their Certificates

Stingrays Dolphins Starfish Sharks


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Junior Development Camp ReportsThomas Phillips

We went to Victor for the State Surf lifesaving camp at Encounter bay . There were 2 of us from Chiton Rocks. The first day we arrived we set up the dorm and met who was in my dorm with me. There were 10 kids and 1 leader. I met people from Grange, Whyalla and Semaphore. Once we had done that we had lunch and then we went on the amazing race around Victor. We had to find check points and information by following the directions given to us. My team came second, and we had to eat a cream pie as the last thing… it was really only 3 marshmallows and whipped cream on top. After dinner we had fun doing Skits and our theme was the biggest loser, I was Chris. It was really fun.

After breakfast on Thursday I had to call my mum as my braces had broken off my tooth the previous night. But it was ok as I got to stay at camp.

We hopped on a bus and went to Pt Elliot SLSC and learnt to surf, I even managed to stand up and catch a wave for a second. We spent some time boogie boarding but it was so different to doing it at Chiton, as the waves and rips were smaller.

After dinner on Thursday we went to the pool and did rope with each other and Manikin rescues. Doing the rope rescue was good as we had never done this before at nippers.

Friday was our last day at camp we played footy on the oval and walked around the Bluff. It was great to meet new friends and learn new things, it was a really fun and exciting way to spend time in school holidays.

Tayla Robinson

On the 24th of April I went on a junior surf lifesaving development camp. At camp when I got there I knew 4 people from last year there names were Kiara, Sydney, Megan and Paige. When we got there we got told what dorm we were in I got put in dorm 3. We went to the activities room and got told where everything was. They then told us to go to the dining room and have some morning tea. After morning tea we went to the activities room and got split into U11’S/U12’S and U13’S/U14’S. The U11’S/U12’S went to try on a t-‐shirt for the camp. After that we got spilt into 5 groups called Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, India and Juliet. I got put in Foxtrot. After we got ready for the amazing race around Victor Harbour. When we were doing the Amazing Race we missed a checkpoint and lost 2 sheets of paper in the water on the way to Granite Island and on the way back but we weren’t the only group who dropped stuff in the water. We came second overall for the Amazing Race when we got back we had to perform a skit we did Biggest Loser. I was Michelle. For Lunch we had Sausages with bread and for Dinner we had Chicken Schnitzel and also for Desert we had Ice-‐Cream with Chocolate Cake. We then went to bed at 10:00pm.

On the 25th of April we went surfing and body-‐boarding down at port Elliot. We also went to the pool at Victor Harbour we did Rope Pulling, Manikin Rescuing and Duck diving for a brick. We also went for a walk around Port Elliot we went to seal rock and got wet. For Breakfast we had Toast and Juice for Lunch we had Wraps and For Dinner we had Spaghetti and also for Desert we had Triffle. Before we went to bed we had a look at some pictures of us while we were surfing we also did some brain teasers. We went to bed at 10:00pm.

On the 26th of April we went for a walk to the bluff. We had to walk to the bluff but took a bus back. The bluff was very hard as we had to climb lots of stairs but it was fun when we got up to the top of the bluff we could see the whole of Victor Harbour it was an Amazing sight. We had a picture up on the bluff. I met lots of new friends form different clubs. If you are looking for something to do in the Holidays and you want to improve your surf lifesaving skills then I suggest you go to this amazing camp. If I was you I would go. I’m definitely looking forward to going next year.


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Youth Development Camp Reportsby Jennie & Ross Paynter

Jack & Ross Paynter attended the SLSSA Youth Development for 4 days on the 2nd week of the July 2012 school holidays. They returned on the Friday night singing strange songs, talking about places like they were people (Whyalla said and Whyalla did) and wearing new SLSSA jackets that had been given to each of the attendees. On the drive home I heard about the beautiful scenery, their experiences of cooking meals for a group, an entertaining and hilarious talent night, sitting around the camp fire in the evening sharing stories, playing guitars, singing songs and how they entertained themselves travelling for hours on the bus. Since then Facebook has been busy with chats and plans for catching up and exchanging photos. Below are the boys reports:

Jennie talking to Ross – So where exactly did you go? -‐ We went to Edeowie Station in the Flinders Ranges. We stayed in the shearer’s quarters that were set up as boys and girls dorms and there was a long verandah across the front that we watched a big storm from.

What did you do? -‐ There was a range of activities we did, such as climbing Mt Oshllen Baggae, walks to the old Edeowie Hotel, cooking, drawing and a few other things such as treasure hunts. I played guitar during the talent night and was inspired by James (one of the leaders) with his guitar playing and singing.

What did you think was the best thing about the camp? -‐ Everything was quite enjoyable but the best thing was meeting new people from other clubs including the leaders of the camp. In total I met 17 new people from a variety of different clubs and meeting them is what made this camp so special. Even though it is possible to meet people at carnivals, not everyone goes to carnivals and I imagine that would be a competitive atmosphere and we wouldn’t have gotten to know each other as well. So camps like this are really good for every age group as they can make friendships between clubs that are really amazing.

Youth Development Camp 2012, By Jack Paynter

After getting up at the crack of dawn on Tuesday, we were at Life Saving HQ by 8:30. With 2 guitars, 16 sets of luggage, people and 50,000 Shapes biscuits loaded, the bus rolled off and our journey began. The ice was smashed with the help of our excellent leaders Steve, Bianca, Nicky and James. In Port Augusta the Whyalla kids joined our ranks. Continuing our journey, through some outstanding scenery, we arrived at Edeowie station, Flinders Ranges. On the second day we climbed Mt Everest. Only joking, we climbed Mt Ohlssen-‐Bagge. The hike was great and the views were amazing.

However, some people forgot that there was no race down the mountain and no extra points were given for running down a near vertical rock face. Later that night a lightning storm hit. It was absolutely amazing to watch the whole sky light up as lightning flashed across the horizon.

Day three was supposed to be a hike to Edeowie Gorge, but the storm had made the track inaccessible. However, our time was occupied with team building activities. We did have fun on a smaller walk to the old Edeowie Hotel. The fun mainly caused by the constant slipping and sliding across what had become very muddy ground.

That night we were divided into three groups and tasked with performing a small act of entertainment. Edeowie’s Got Talent gave us entertaining comedic sketches, an amusing news report and a musical game show, led by Ross on guitar.

The journey home was all day 4 consisted of. The sleepy trip was largely uneventful, excluding Will bringing up his lunch.

In general I’ll remember this camp for the fantastic people, James’s guitar, the group singing, epic I spy games, relaxing around the campfire and the great surroundings.


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Boat Captain’s Report -‐ Tibor SzolnokiHello again fellow Chitonites, its time for yet another Boat Captains report for the year (how time flys when you are having fun). We have had a good long year on the water with abundant competition, with the World Masters Games, Robe as well as the Senior and Masters state titles. Also we had two crews competing , the “A” crew was Andron Abdul, Simon Green, Scott Allison, Aaron Lindsay and their sweep Troy Rickard also the Masters crew of Trevor Ferguson, Tim Parry, Leo O’Callaghan, Graham Lee and by far the best sweep in the club Moi (the club does not endorse or take responsibility for this comment or does the crew), both crews in the Worlds did ok, as the competition was at a very high standard, as one would expect.

The Masters went on to Robe and experienced some big surf, first race we got out and back ok, in the second race we got smashed going out and rolled on the way, if it wasn’t for my great calls as a sweep I’m sure we would have not survived. Then to the customary refreshments back at the shack which Jungle hired.

We had a good outcome in the State Masters with the “A” crew unluckily finishing fourth in the 140’s and my crew finishing fifth in the 160’s. Senior states was an interesting carnival with Scott having to pull out of the states, but Troy put up his hand to row and Trevor had to sweep. They preformed very well by winning the third round but unfortunately missing out in the semi finals of the Reserve grade. With Trevor sweeping the other crew, it left the Masters having to row A grade, full credit we rowed well only to be outdone by a lot better crews, could be a first with Chiton fielding an A and B crew.

The club also purchased a second hand boat and trailer from North Narrabeen, which hundreds of man hours was put in by Trevor, Andron, Simon and rest of the crews, saving the club thousands of dollars and making the hull like brand new, with the new oars and sweep oar makes this a competitive boat that I’m sure will win races and medals next year, while still keeping the budget for the boat area low.

To finish off I would like to thank Nick and all the members of the North Narrabeen SLSC for making our stay at the North Narrabeen to pick up the boat most enjoyable, our sponsors S-‐One Innovations Builders and Developers, all the Lindsay family, Greg Daw of the Glenelg SLSC, the committee and every one else who helped, gave advice, or supported the boat area. Also congratulations to Jimmy Miller life member of Chiton that the new boat will be named after, if we put in the time and effort like you did, surely we will be champions next year.

PS if you want to row give us a call.

Here’s looking at you kid, Live long and prosper.

Trevor, Andron, Aaron, Troy & Simon Trevor, Graham, Leo, Tibor & Simon Trevor, Troy, Simon & Aaron

Aaron, Andron, Simon, Troy & Trevor Aaron, Simon, Trevor & Andron Andron, Aaron, Trev, Troy & Simon


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Bar Manager Report -‐ Lindy LewisUnfortunately no-‐one was willing to put their hand up for this role, so instead of shutting the bar altogether until someone was willing, Aaron & I did the best we could to keep it running. We started with a full clean up behind the bar and edited the till sheet to make it simple and user friendly. From there we basically just checked the stock levels every time we were at the club and obtained more when needed.Thanks to all those who volunteered behind the bar during the season, most find it quite enjoyable and all you need to do is attend an evening RSA Course (Responsible Service of Alcohol) to be qualified. Of course you cannot drink alcohol or be under the influence while serving behind the bar, but we have enough people qualified that we should all only need to do it 2 or 3 times during the season.We have started to accept more function bookings that has helped to increase our bar profits, including a farewell function for an employee of Southern Fleurieu Health Services, a large wedding ($5000 bar tab) and a CD launch for local band “Littlefish”.Bar sales this year was the highest income stream for the club, and that was with Aaron & myself doing the job “on the side” so I would think there is room for improvement if someone takes on the role as their sole duty.We have reached the third and final level of the Good Sports Program that involved the implementation of an Alcohol Management Policy that is on display at the club and on our Website. We are committed to providing a safe licenced venue that does not promote excessive consumption of alcohol, all servers behind the bar are RSA trained and we have food and non-‐alcoholic drinks available for purchase.New liquor licencing legislation meant that we also had to create a Risk Assessment and Alcohol Management Plan that Jennie Paynter kindly drafted for us. This along with other important documents including incident register, copy of our licence, barring order forms, training record etc. are kept behind the bar in a Liquor Compliance folder kindly provided by Clubs SA.We re-‐signed with Lion Nathan for a further 3 years, providing $500 worth of stock per year. As part of this sponsorship we are required to only stock Lion Nathan brand beer & cider with the exception of Cooper Pale Ale.There are a mountain of issues that arise by having a liquor licence, and we are bound by the laws 24 hours a day, not just when the bar is open, so we have created our own club “Alcohol Rules” that are on display at the club so people are aware of when and where alcohol can be consumed in compliance with liquor licencing laws.Having the bunk house complicates things even further, and when we hire to outside groups we have no control over their actions when it comes to alcohol consumption. We have discovered the best way around this is to suspend our licence when we have an outside booking that does not require the service of our bar facilities. This removes the responsibility from our management committee.

Cleaning up behind the Bar Aaron Lindsay & Jono Chinner Lindy & Aaron Lewis

Aaron Lindsay & Lindy Lewis Rob Slade & Aaron Lindsay Littlefish CD Launch


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Chiton Rocks SLSC “100 Club” Supporters 12-‐13Aaron & Lindy Lewis Aaron & Marissa Lindsay Allan & Vicky Andersen Allphones Victor Harbor Andrew, Lexi, Lauren & Sarah Ben & Jono BH Tree & Stump Removal Billy Joe Casey Bob & Von Morriss Brougham & Vaux P/L Chris & Christine Crawford Cockle's Café Cooma Motor Lodge DS & R Electrical Ellice-‐Flint Family Fleurieu Crash Repairs Graeme & Sue Sherwell Graham & Cathy Smith Grenfell Family Haigh Family Harbor View Deli Harrion Family

Helen Kerr Hills to Harbor Plumbing Hocko's Mechanical Hume Family Iggy Indulgent Meats Jackson Family Jane and Ray Foureur Jim Doherty Jimmy Miller John & Penny South Learey Crew Lesley Lindsay Logan Plumbing Monty & Eugene Byrne Neil & Judy Fawcett OJ Computers Pat & Leigh Prescott Paul "Digger" Martin Paynter Family Paynter-‐Munn Family Peter & Marlene West

Poleview Homes Randall & Kylie Lindsay Rhonda & Leo O'Callaghan Rob & Sue Baxter Robyn Stewart Shallow Family Shierlaw Family Shines South Coast Auto Repairs Step Into Life Fulham Gardens Tanner Trio The Brown Family The Short Family Tibor & Carmen Timeless Land Mini-‐Bus Charters Urimbirra Wildlife Park Victor Carpet Court Victor Medical Centre Video Ezy Glenelg/Ascot Park

The Draw evening was held on Saturday 9th February 2013, the results were as follows:1st Prize -‐ Jane & Ray Foureur -‐ $1000 Phil Hoffmann Gift CertificateDoor Prizes:Peter -‐ Fishing Rod, Reel & Tackle Box Lindy Lewis -‐ Indulgent Meats Gourmet TrayRobyn Stewart -‐ Vet Out fruit/veg Tray Pat Prescott -‐ Club ShirtsShine Family -‐ Sun Hats Aaron Lindsay, Julie Giles & Tibor Szolnoki -‐ Littlefish CD’s

Grants & Disbursements 2012-‐2013

SLSSAEach year Surf Life Saving SA provides immense support to the 19 SLSC’s and remains the key agency for beach safety and a vital community service playing a fundamental role in building healthy communities in addressing community issues and government policies such as obesity, physical activity, youth development, safer communities, training and education and family. SLSSA supports the clubs with policy, finance and administrative support. SLSSA regularly returns surplus funds including funds generated by fundraising and state wide sponsorships to the clubs. This year Chiton received disbursements from SLSSA of $11,500.

City of Victor HarborA grant of $250 was awarded to go towards a Nipper training flip chart


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Office Bearers Honour RollSeason President Secretary Treasurer Captain1957-‐58 L Tugwell W Aitken P Read P Richardson1958-‐59 B Keir K Trevarton P Read W Aitken1959-‐60 B Keir G Fraser G Fraser W Aitken1960-‐61 B Keir D Wallbridge G O’Malley W Aitken1961-‐62 B Keir D Wallbridge G O’Malley R Wilkins1962-‐63 B Keir D Wallbridge G O’Malley R Wilkins1963-‐64 CV Fischer D Wallbridge G O’Malley R Wilkins1964-‐65 CV Fischer D Wallbridge C Windsor R Wilkins1965-‐66 CV Fischer D Aitchison K Mutch M Girod1966-‐67 BJ Fahey MG Allan K Mutch A Park1967-‐68 BJ Fahey MG Allan K Mutch A Park1968-‐69 BJ Fahey G Gilchrist J Pilcher F Drenth1969-‐70 B Swart G Gilchrist J Pilcher M Hocking1970-‐71 BJ Fahey J Pilcher J Pilcher M Hocking1971-‐72 BJ Fahey F Drenth J Pilcher K Brown1972-‐73 BJ Fahey F Drenth M Hocking K Brown1973-‐74 RA Lanyon F Drenth M Hocking S Thompson1974-‐75 RA Lanyon F Drenth M Hocking S Thompson1975-‐76 J Pilcher R Lindsay M Hocking D Aitchison1976-‐77 J Pilcher R Lindsay F Drenth D Frost1977-‐78 F Drenth M Garnaut G Moore D Frost1978-‐79 F Drenth G Moore R Lindsay D Frost1979-‐80 F Drenth J Pilcher R Lindsay J Tapp1980-‐81 J Tapp J Pilcher R Lindsay D Hocking1981-‐82 F Drenth R Lindsay R Lindsay D Hocking1982-‐83 J Kildea T Kildea R Lindsay D Hocking1983-‐84 J Pilcher P Mulcahy A Madsen D Hocking1984-‐85 J Pilcher P Mulcahy A Madsen D Hocking1985-‐86 P Mulcahy R McLeod A Madsen D Hocking1986-‐87 P Mulcahy D Edwards A Madsen D Hocking1987-‐88 G Smith D Edwards A Madsen D Hocking1988-‐89 J McCallum L Boros B Paynter D Slaven1989-‐90 J McCallum L Boros A O’Callaghan D Edwards1990-‐91 J McCallum S Smith G Smith G O’Callaghan1991-‐92 J McCallum S Smith A O’Callaghan S Conlon1992-‐93 A O’Callaghan S Smith D Edwards P McNamara1993-‐94 A O’Callaghan S Smith D Edwards S Johnson/J McCallum1994-‐95 B Paynter C McMahon V Wing G Duncan1995-‐96 S Johnson C McMahon S Johnson G Duncan1996-‐97 S Johnson M Hamling M Hamling P Frost1997-‐98 G Duncan A Perry B Paynter P Frost1998-‐99 G Duncan A Perry B Paynter S Johnson1999-‐00 G Duncan A Perry B Paynter P Frost2000-‐01 G Duncan PM France B Paynter P Frost2001-‐02 J McCallum/P Byrne M Craik S Johnson M Hood2002-‐03 P Byrne A O’Callaghan N Cook M Hood2003-‐04 P Byrne A O’Callaghan N Cook M Hood2004-‐05 P Byrne C Frost/A O’Callaghan P McAvaney M Hood2005-‐06 A O’Callaghan G O’Callaghan B Paynter A Lewis2006-‐07 A O’Callaghan P McAvaney B Paynter A Lewis2007-‐08 G Duncan/A Lewis M Lavingdale B Paynter L Lewis2008-‐09 A Lewis P Byrne N Gray L Lewis2009-‐10 A Lewis P Byrne L Lewis L Lewis2010-‐11 A Lewis J Paynter R Tanner L Lewis2011-‐12 A Lewis L Lewis R Tanner/L Lewis A Lindsay2012-‐13 A Lewis L Lewis L Lewis A Lindsay


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Chiton Rocks Surf Life Saving Club Inc.Hindmarsh Esplanade, Hayborough SA 5211 PO Box 661, Marleston SA 5033

BALANCE SHEET -‐ MAY 2012 through APRIL 2013

AssetsAssetsCurrent AssetsCurrent AssetsCurrent Assets

Cash On HandCash On HandBendigo Running Account $16,809.74Bendigo Term Deposit $107,579.79Petty Cash $170.80Till Float $351.50

Total Cash On HandTotal Cash On Hand $124,911.83Pledges ReceivablePledges Receivable $65.40

Total Current AssetsTotal Current AssetsTotal Current Assets $124,977.23Other AssetsOther AssetsOther Assets

Bar StockBar Stock $2,079.00Merchandise StockMerchandise Stock $14,702.00

Total Other AssetsTotal Other AssetsTotal Other Assets $16,781.00Total AssetsTotal Assets $141,758.23

LiabilitiesLiabilities

Net AssetsNet Assets $141,758.23

EquityEquityPrior Year's Surplus/DeficitPrior Year's Surplus/DeficitPrior Year's Surplus/Deficit -‐$698.84Retained EarningsRetained EarningsRetained Earnings $21,107.28Current Year Surplus/DeficitCurrent Year Surplus/DeficitCurrent Year Surplus/Deficit -‐$1,881.49Historical BalancingHistorical BalancingHistorical Balancing $123,231.28

Total EquityTotal Equity $141,758.23

PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT -‐ MAY 2012 through APRIL 2013

2011-‐2012 2012-‐2013IncomeIncome

100 Club $6,600.00 $6,500.00Bar Sales $8,197.40 $15,527.90Chi-‐Lates $424.45 $463.00Club Hire $13,380.00 $13,300.75Club Shows $690.00 $2,185.00Competition Fees $653.60Donations $1,094.30 $1,925.58First Aid Courses $225.00Fundraising $1,307.00Grants $10,781.40 $5,250.00Interest $515.80 $242.55Interest -‐ Term Deposit $6,499.75 $5,413.00Membership $5,700.70 $5,815.00Merchandise $1,686.00 $3,809.90Nipper Camp $405.00Sale of Equipment $500.00SLSSA Trust Fund Disbursement $18,000.00 $11,500.00Sponsorship $3,243.80Water Cover $190.00 $570.00

Total IncomeTotal Income $73,984.80 $78,612.08Gross ProfitGross Profit $73,984.80 $78,612.08


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ExpensesExpenses100 Club Expenses $2,105.25Bank Fees $405.78 $399.12Bar Expenses $2,581.55 $6,676.93Bookkeeping $472.86 $242.00Building Maintenance $13,657.59 $4,030.94Clothing & Other $6,221.02Club Event Costs $3,926.57 $2,565.55Club Expenses $3,891.16 $1,245.73Comp Equipment $4,148.99Comp Equipment Maintenance $3,091.40Comp Fees & Expense $1,369.19 $654.08Fundraising Costs $724.94Insurance $558.69 $566.94Nipper Equipment $8,120.90Nipper Expenses $4,421.81 $2,990.13Redevelopment Costs $880.00RSA Training $110.00 $230.00Security $76.83 $604.50

Services Services Electricity $4,291.20 $3,538.20Gas $374.45 $1,064.55Telephone $650.56 $568.80

Administration CostsAdministration CostsAffilliation Costs $577.50 $493.00Annual Reports $849.20 $730.00Honorarium $600.00Meeting Expense $358.45 $382.37Postage & Stationery $1,090.41 $564.66Trophies $710.17 $614.92

Hire of Club CostsHire of Club CostsCleaning Supplies $1,054.63 $767.47Cleaning Labour $1,475.00 $1,750.00

Lifesaving Associated CostsLifesaving Associated CostsLifesaving Equipment $37.90 $17,705.95Lifesaving Equipment Maintenance $956.41 $484.12Lifesaving First Aid Supplies $449.41 $406.02Lifesaving General Expenses $1,044.87 $2,334.04Lifesaving Insurance $4,427.84 $2,297.05Lifesaving Training $1,603.75 $981.00

Vehicle CostsVehicle CostsVehicle General Expenses $574.74Vehicle/Trailer Registration $279.00 $313.00

Total ExpensesTotal Expenses $52,877.52 $80,493.57Net Surplus / DeficitNet Surplus / Deficit $21,107.28 -‐$1,881.49


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ValeRichard Andrew (DICK) WILKINS, 1937 -‐ 2013

Richard (Dick) Wilkins was the heart and soul of the Chiton Rocks SLSC in its early days.

I first met Dick in 1962 after the club had an article in the Sunday Mail newspaper saying that they needed both new members and financial support if the club was to survive. After talking with him I was persuaded to join the club.

Dick was club captain and led a very small group of members (approximately 10) to patrol the beach every weekend and over Christmas. Friday after work members met for a drink at an Adelaide hotel (Norfolk, Green Dragon or the Newmarket) and then jumped in their cars and drove to Chiton for the weekend. It was a regular occurrence to receive a phone call from Dick late in the week to make sure that there would be enough members to patrol for the weekend. I cannot remember a weekend that Dick missed in those early years and he also spent the Christmas holidays at Chiton as did most members.

Facilities were a bit basic in those days. The clubhouse was two single garages joined end to end and we slept, ate and kept the equipment in it. A toilet and a cold shower added to the luxuries. Work started on the “boat shed” and it was once again Dick who organised both the supplies and also the volunteer tradesmen to do the work. Dick who was an electrician by trade did most of the wiring of the building.

Dick was also the liaison with the late Lindsay LeMessieur for the New Years Eve fund raiser that Lindsay ran for the club for many years. It was a huge night with many of Lindsay’s friends held at his holiday home at Victor. Dick made sure we were all presentable (no easy task) when we acted as waiters for the night.

Dick was the person responsible for keeping the club going in the early sixties. With the help of a small group of members he organised the patrolling, the fund raising and a slow but sure building programme. Dick was also the main person responsible for keeping the very varied social side of the club going. Chiton was well known for its social activities at that time.

I believe it is true to say that without Dick Wilkins, there would not be a Chiton Surf Club today.

Denis Aitchison

Gordon Curls

Gordon was known as Spider, he was a respected club member from the 60s.

He eventually married club member Avril, the sister of club member Brian Evans, Avril gave the most active support to the club at that time.

Regards, Jon Blenkarn

Inside Back Cover Photos (L to R, top to bottom): 1 Aaron Learey competing at Rescue 2012, 2 Goolwa Christmas Pageant, 3 Beach Shot, 4 Dan Learey, Azz Learey & Aaron Lewis, 5 Jacob Shallow, 6 Resus training at nipper camp, 7 Tim or Josh Mitchell, 8 Littlefish, 9 Nipper camp group shot, 10 Purple patrol Andrew Hall, Lindy Lewis, Julie Giles, Zoe Shute & Bec Shute, 11 Jack & Ross Paynter, 12 Graham Smith & John Brown, 13 Nipper tube rescue training, 14 Ritsue Phillips, Bec Shute, Simonne Slade & Rochelle Grenfell, 15 Andrew O’Callaghan with his Starfish group, 16 Trevor Ferguson, Graham Lee, Leo O’Callaghan, Tibor Szolnoki & Simon Green competing at Rescue 2012, 17 Matt Hume, Azz Learey, Bex Learey, Emma Hume & Dan Learey, 18 Aaron Lindsay & Jonathon Chinner, 19 Giles family with their Veg Out box, 20 Rock Climbing wall at last nipper session, 21 Rescue Tube, 22 Aaron Lewis, 23 Club Champs, Smithy, Jig & Trevor, 24 Teams Challenge group shot, Aaron, Ross, Lindy, Matt, Aaron, Dean, Jig, Ben, Trevor, Bec & Jack, 24 Garry Munn oiling the woodwork, 25 Stingrays, 26 Dolphins, 27 Sharks, 28 Starfish


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