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Blue & GoldTHE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED

SEPTEMBER 2013 – Volume 28 – No. 1

Club President . . .Hello everyone – welcome to the 2013 to 2014 Seasonand the September issue of the “Blue & Gold”.

Our AGM was held in July and we now have a newBoard of Directors (BOD) already fully engaged with pre-season activities and preparations for the year ahead.

With regards to the BOD, we have a great team ofpeople in the various roles and positions and with all keypositions filled, we are in better shape than the sametime last season.

During the “Off Season” or winter break, we had teamsfrom North Cronulla represent and compete at the NSWState and Australian IRB Titles and Club Membersrepresent State IRB Teams and the NSW and AustralianPool Rescue Championships with – great success.

Congratulations to all Members on your results andrepresenting the “Blue and Gold” at these events.

Over the last 12 months, we have been working to ourClub Management Plan 2012 – 2015 and the keyfunctional areas of:1. Lifesaving and Patrols

2. Training and Education

3. Competition (Surf Sports)

4. Business and Administration

5. Member Services

6. Community.

These six areas are critical to the successful runningand management of our Club and this is an everchanging and dynamic operation, with our Directorsworking on implementing their plans for the season anddeveloping new plans as required to meeting theobligations of SLSNSW and SLSA.

Our Lifesaving and Patrol function, led by JamiePrimmer, Darren Thorne and Kane Hughes are nowworking on preparation for the Annual Sydney BranchGear Inspection and developing the Patrol Roster for theseason based on the recently signed SLSNS PatrolService Agreements for the next three years.

Training and Education is in full swing, with JasonGollan and his team already training SRC and BronzeSquads at the Club during the week and on weekends.

Courses for other Awards are advertised and waitingfor Candidates to nominate as per the Training andEducation Timetable.

The timetable includes the dates for Proficiencies forall the different Awards to be held at North CronullaBeach and please note your Proficiency has to becompleted before 31 December 2013.

Our new Competition Director, Peter Moyle has hit theground running and working on the plans for the season forall Competition Sections that includes an a major logisticaltrip to Perth for the 2014 Australian Titles.

There are major changes recently announced and to beannounced, that will impact on all Competitors in the Cluband Peter will manage these changes and implement intoour Competition Section.

The Junior Activities Group or Nippers, under theleadership of Michelle Sheldon – Under-14 Director and theJAG Committee are about to start their registrationprocess over the next few weekends in September and Iwelcome all the new and current Nippers back to the Club.

It is great to report we already have our Under-14Nippers involved with their training for the SRC Award,which is their first very important step to become a LifeSaver at North Cronulla.

The Nippers will be celebrating a very importantmilestone in 2014 – which will mark our 50th Anniversaryas a Nipper Club.

This is a fantastic achievement and we will be planningand holding a great event to celebrate the occasion for allcurrent and past Nipper Members and Management Team.

Other important activities include a Committee workingon our Club Constitution to review, update and rewrite toreflect changes in our day-to-day operation, Club jobposition and changes in regulations for Branch, State andNational Surf Lifesaving levels.

This task is gaining momentum and there will be a draftconstitution for BOD review later this year and to beratified by the Club Membership in 2014.

We have a new Website that will be officially launchedat the start of the season, but is available to check outnow. Please note the new url and save to your favourites.www.northcronullaslsc.com.au

Moving forward, all our important dates, news, updates,documents including “Blue & Golds”, social media linksand anything Surf Club – will be on the Website.

The challenges we need to face over the next 12months are not that different to the previous 12 monthsand are common to all Surf Clubs in Australia.

We need to focus our energy, efforts and resources intodeveloping our Members and their potential and this willhelp the Club achieve the goals and objectives of our ClubManagement Plan.

Once again, welcome to the new season and TeamNorth Cronulla. I hope you enjoy your time and achieveyour personal goals at North Cronulla SLSC over the nextseason and beyond. Yours in Surf Lifesaving.

Craig “Styx” McKinniery, Club President.

Club Activities:During the season we produce a Newsletter generallyevery week that is emailed to Members. During the Winter/Spring months the Newsletter will obviously be lessfrequent, however it is important to always keep yourdetails up to date via the Club Office or using Lifesavingon line.

Below is summary of some highlights from the Januaryto March editions of the Newsletter in case you havemissed – enjoy!

January• Lachlan Moyle was selected in the NSW Surf Lifesaving

team prior to Christmas. Lachlan and the NSW team wonthe Interstate Championships defeating the very strongQueensland team and other team from around Australia.

• The Nippers hosted another Australia Day IronpersonClassic with our club achieving some fantastic results onthe day.

FebruaryHoliday Board Clinic

• Our Board and Ski Section held a very successful Clinicfor our Nippers over the final weeks of the school holi-days. Over the eight days, 44 Nippers attended with lotsof great friendships and great skills developed.

The Clinic raised $2465 for funds for the Ski Section.

Congratulations to the Under-15, Under-17 and Under-19Members who gave their time to volunteer to run theClinic and to the parents, who organised and supportedthe program – particularly Jodee Calo for her fantasticorganisation. Look for the program to be run again nextseason.

Rescue of the Month• Surf Lifesaving NSW hold a “Rescue of the Month”

competition where Clubs are encouraged to nominate anyrescue either individual or group – that demonstratesoutstanding service and Lifesaving skills.

Already this season we have had many rescues thathave seen our Members go above and beyond in theirservice to the Community.

Two examples of rescues that have been nominatedsuccessfully by the Club to date include the rescueperformed by Kyle Cameron, outside of Patrolling Hours,which was subsequently endorsed by Sydney Branch forthe State Final in November.

More recently, the rescue was that performed duringJanuary by Jye Highfield and Lochie Davis and Patrol 7that has also been endorsed by Branch for the StateFinal.

Great work to all our Patrolling Members!

March• State Titles – Nippers

Congratulations to our Nippers for their efforts in Umina –for years to come many stories will be told of those whobraved reportedly the toughest conditions ever seen!

• State Titles – SeniorsCongratulations to our Masters and Open Competitors fortheir fantastic results.

Some highlights:

• North Cronulla 3rd place overall pointscore.

• Under-15s – 1st place pointscore

• Lochie Davis and Lara Moses three NSW Gold Medals

• Under-15 and Under-17 Girls State Cameron/TaplinRelay Champions

• Under 15 Beach Relay Gold Medal

• Under-17 R & R Team – Gold Medal in the OpenWomen’s R & R.

In all, some of the many great results!!

Thanks to the Club Officials, Team Management, Coachesand spectators – for the fantastic support!

Thanks to all the Patrol Members who kept our beachsafe over the weekend and covered the Patrol obligations.

Surf Club remindersfor the Spring months:Please remember the Surf Club is a place forall Members to share.

Therefore:• Save water and take a short shower – in

the cooler months it can be tempting totake longer showers –use the Clubfacilities with care and consideration forothers.

• Put things back where you found them.

• Don’t leave your bikes on the floor inwalkways, especially in the Boatshed!

Finally, if you do swim in the heated pool andremove the clovers – always remember toput the covers back on when you arefinished!

Super SundaysBar is open everySunday from 3pm

• Sunday 22nd September“Club to Club”

• Sunday 6th OctoberNRL Grand Final

• Sunday 3rd November“Phantom Melbourne Cup”

87th Interclub 2013What a fantastic display of Club support and camaraderieby our North Cronulla Members – hosting the 87th AnnualInterclub Carnival on the weekend 23-24 April, backed upby fantastic conditions, with a small swell and sunnyskies – the two days turned out a great success.

Our Competitors performed magnificently withunbelievable results across all disciplines and we thankthem all for their efforts, especially those that had toback-up in many events.

To those that put their body on the line for the “Blue &Gold” by “risking life and injury” in the Masters Events –your performance will bring the crowds back to theInterclub and be spoken about for years to come!!

Who will ever forget fast finishing Kevin Macnamara inthe Masters Relay – clutching at his hamstring with fivemetres to finish – but still dragging himself over the line toclaim second place, then collapsing on the sand in painand jubilation! Inspirational!!

The post-carnival Presentation of the Shields andPointscore in the Ballroom, produced laughter and tearswith North Cronulla taking out the inaugural “Harry BrownRescue Shield”. I’m sure Harry is a very proud and happyman.

A big thank you to all the people that helped make theday a success – Julie H, Baz, Browny, Martin, Ron andhis Officials, Beach set up and take down, Announcers,Patrol Members, IRB, Committee, “Bursty” from Branch,Larry, Frank and everyone else that helped on the day.

Jamie Primmer – Club Captain.

Premiership Pointscore:Holder: Cronulla SLSCWinner: North Cronulla1ST NORTH CRONULLA2ND ELOUERA3RD CRONULLA4TH WANDA

Both our Masters and Open/Age Championship Teamscompeted with determination, gusto and gave it their all!

The weather conditions were excellent and very muchappreciated by all supporters who turned out to cheer ontheir Club.

Oliver Hoare and Rory Jenkins are distinguishedCompetitors who took out Gold in both their respectiveevents. Oliver won back-to-back Australian Gold Medals inthe 2km Beach Race – which can be as unpredictable asthe ocean – it’s not easy though he makes it look easy.

Rory rode to perfection to take out the Under-19 SurfBoard Riding Event, as well as individual Silver in theOpen Male Surf Board Riding Competition.

Our young stars in the Under-15 Male Surf Team – JoelWalker, Lachlan Moyle, Lochie Davis and Chris Hoarewere victorious in achieving Gold. They have been AwardWinning Nippers and now Senior Australian Champions!

Lachlan Moyle and Lochie Davis won an additional twoSilver Medals in the Board Rescue and Surf Board Relaywith Joel Walker as part of the Relay Team.

Lara Moses, Jazmin Turner and Veronica Charlescontinue to impress with their individual Australian BronzeMedals. A special and deserving mention must go toMatthew Day, who never gives up taking out an individualBronze in the gruelling Beach Sprint.

Our Under-23 Men’s Surfboat Team – Joel Croft, Angus

Australian Titles Report

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McKenzie, Kane Hughes, Andrew Lambert and SweepTrevor Robson – smashed through the ocean to a Bronzefinish, as did our Under-19 R & R Team in the OpenFemale Division – securing their Bronze Medal.

Our Masters Team is truly inspirational with theirexceptional and consistent Championship Medal results.

Gladys Honer gained not one, but three individualBronze Medals for the 1km Beach Run, Beach Flags andSprint. Shane Whittaker got a bronze in the Iron ManEvent though extremely close in many other MedalEvents.

Our Masters Boat Crews got Silver and two BronzeMedals for the 180, 120 and 140 years Male Surf BoatRaces. We are proud of our Team in finishing equal 9th inAustralia in the overall pointscore.

Summary of report as prepared byClub Media Officer Karon McGrath.

Australian Championships – 2013

Australian Championships – 2013

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NSW State Championships – 2013

It was a cold Saturday morning and seven families turnedup bleary eyed, ready for the NSW Pool RescueChampionships at Woy Woy.

With only a small, relatively inexperienced Team takingon the much bigger Clubs from Terrigal and the Bate Bayarea – we were ready to hit the Pool.

The first event of the weekend was the Obstacle Race,where Abbey Pugh came third to claim the first Medal ofthe weekend.

This was quickly followed by Lachie Moyle with secondplace and Jett Garland winning his Age Group – and hisfirst Gold Medal.

The next event was the widely feared 50m ManikinCarry, where both Lachie Moyle and Ethan Garlandbrought home Silver in their respective Age Groups.

Both Nikki Glasson and Cheyne-Leigh Wardropcontested their events – unfortunately both weredisqualified, possibly for laughing?

This was followed by the 50m Brick Carry for the Under-12s and Under-13s. After a nervous start, Maddy Moylehad a fantastic race – securing ninth place in a hot field.

Jett Garland sprang from the blocks to win a veryexciting race – claiming his second Gold Medal for theday.

The 100m Manikin Tow With Fins was the final event ofthe day.

After a nail biting transition, Lachie had a fantastic swimto claim his first Gold for the Carnival.

Abbey had another great race to secure second, whileboth Nikki and Cheyne-Leigh managed sixth places afterfantastic races.

The stand-out of this event had to be Ethan who, theweek before, was struggling with this event and after manyextra hours in the pool, had the race of his life – claimingGold!

We ended the first day in equal sixth place in the ClubPointscore, beating many of the other much betterrepresented Clubs, particularly our fellow Bate Bay Clubs.

Sunday began with more success, with Abbey andCheyne-Leigh claiming Silver in theLine Throw Event.Lachie had a fantastic throw to Ethan, enabling them towin the Gold by a good margin.

We next saw Abbey and Lachie taking on the toughestevent – the Super Lifesaver.

Abbey went out hard, with a strong finish to claim Silverin a very close race. Lachie had a great race too, alsogaining Silver.

NSW Pool Rescue Championships

North Cronulla’s NSW Pool Rescue Championships Competitors.

Jett Garland.

The final Championship Event for the weekend was the50m Freestyle With Fins.

This is an extremely quick event, with mostCompetitors not surfacing until they touch the wall.

All of the kids had a great race – with Lachie claimingthird place, Cheyne-Leigh claiming fourth place and bothNikki and Maddy claiming fifth places.

Jett had been conserving his energy all day, and wasclearly determined to do well. He had a blinder, winning histhird Gold for the weekend.

As a Club, we ended up eighth in the pointscore with101 points.

This is a phenomenal effort considering we only hadseven Competitors competing against much bigger andmore experienced Clubs.

It’s great to see so many new Competitors – especiallythe younger kids from Nippers, who can use this Carnivalas a stepping-stone into the Senior Club and experience aSenior Carnival.

Hopefully, we will be able to continue to grow this Teamnext season.

The Team Events really are a lot of fun and it would begreat to have some Teams next year.

These fantastic results could not have been achievedwithout the help of Aaron Markey, Kyle O’Brien and PeterMoyle.

Both Aaron and Kyle are new to the Club and willinglyvolunteered to share their expertise and knowledge.

I really appreciate their help – and hope to see themback next year. Peter was at every Training Session,setting Manikins and helping out behind the scenes.

Finally, Abbey and Ethan went to Brisbane for theNational Pool Rescue Championships on 16th-18th ofAugust. Abbey got a Bronze Medal in the Women’s 14-YO100 LC Metre Manikin Tow with Fins. Ethan also got aBronze Medal in the Men’s 13 YO 100 LC Metre ManikinTow With Fins.

Beth Fulton – Team Coach/Manager.

RESULTS:Nikki GlassonUnder-17 Female Freestyle With Fins – 5thUnder-17 Female 200m Obstacle Swim – 8thUnder-17 Female 100m Manikin Tow With Fins – 6th

Lachlan MoyleUnder-15 Male Freestyle With Fins – 3rdUnder-15 Male 200m Obstacle Swim – 2ndUnder-15 Male 50m Manikin Carry – 2ndUnder-15 Male 100m Manikin Tow With Fins – 1stUnder-15 Male 100m Manikin Carry With Fins – 2ndUnder-15 Male 200m Super Lifesaver – 2ndUnder-15 Male Line Throw – 1st

Abbey PughUnder-15 Female 200m Obstacle swim – 3rdUnder-15 Female Freestyle With Fins – 10thUnder-15 Female 50m Manikin carry – 5th

Under-15 Female 100m Manikin tow With Fins – 2ndUnder-15 Female 100m Manikin carry With Fins – 5thUnder-15 Female 200m Super Lifesaver – 2ndUnder-15 Female Line Throw – 2nd

Cheyne-Leigh WardropUnder-15 Female Freestyle With Fins – 4thUnder-15 Female 200m Obstacle Swim – 5thUnder-15 Female 100m Manikin Tow With Fins – 6thUnder-15 Female line throw – 2nd

Ethan GarlandUnder-14 Male Freestyle With Fins – 9thUnder-14 Male 200m Obstacle Swim – 4thUnder-14 Male 50m Manikin Carry – 2ndUnder-14 Male 100m Manikin Tow With Fins – 1stUnder-15 Male 100m Manikin Carry with fins - 6thUnder-15 Male line throw – 1st

Maddy MoyleUnder-13 Female 50m Freestyle With Fins – 5thUnder-13 Female 50m Brick Carry – 9thUnder-13 Female 100m Obstacle Swim – 10th

Jett GarlandUnder-12 Male 50m Freestyle With Fins – 1stUnder-12 Male 100m Obstacle Swim – 1stUnder-12 Male 50m Brick Carry – 1st

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North Cronulla Presentation Night – 2013

North Cronulla Presentation Night – 2013

Surfboat CaptainWelcome! For those who don’t know me I’d like tointroduce myself. My name is Michael Bofinger, alsoknown as “Bof”. I have been a Member of this great Clubfor 30+ years and I have been a North Cronulla Rower for24 of those.

I am very passionate about this Club and I am evenmore passionate about the Boat Section. For the past sixyears I have been involved with my children in Nipper’sand the Junior Board and Ski Section, but now I am happyto return to a Section of the Club, where I feel most athome.

Over the years, I have been led by several longstanding, experienced and inspirational Boat Captains andI know I have huge shoes to fill. I only hope I can pass onsome of the knowledge that I have gained from being apart of this Section and under the guidance of these wiseVeteran Rowers and Sweeps. I’d also like to acknowledgethe hard work and dedication of Liam over the past twoyears and I’d like to congratulate him on the success atlast season’s Australian Titles.

I thank those who have encouraged and persuaded meto finally put my hand up to lead our Section into this up-and-coming season. I feel heartened by the willingness ofmany of you who have stood up to support and drive ourSection as a Leadership Team.Special mention must go to:Adam Purdie – Vice-Boat CaptainDavid Gregson – ManagerDean “Wokeye” Bartlett – Assistant ManagerBen Smollett – Head of FinanceMatt Bell – Head of SponsorshipLinda Hawkins – Ladies Crew Representative andSponsorship.We are also fortunate to have at our disposal theexpertise of:Donny Workman (Renown Boat Coach and legendary pastBoat Captain)Terry “Dog” Dowers – Super Coach & North Cronulla’sCoach of the Year 2013 SeasonTom Chapman – Trainer, Program setter and 6pm Thursdayevenings Boxing and Fitness Trainer – a great session – allwelcome to attendCorey Bocking – Strength and Conditioning CoachBaz Schuetrumpf – In charge of the VeteransSweeps – The two best Sweeps in Australia – “Yappy” and“Trax” and our up-and-coming Sweeps – Adam Purdie,Mick Hawkins, “Hawkeye” and Jason.Assistants, trainers/ sweeps -Aunty Jack, Cashy, GeoffStreater, Barney Ferguson, Paul Bouffler, Roger Mentha,Baz and myself.

My role as I see it, is to work with the BoatiesLeadership Team, you – the Rowers, Sweeps, Sponsorsand our Club – to build our Section from strength tostrength to make it competitive – but above all, enjoyable!

In order to do this, we all need to work as a Team bysupporting, encouraging, mentoring and sharing ourequipment and talents!

In discussion with many Rowers, we believe thisSection must now continue the building and recruitingphase – starting in our Junior Section and Women’sDivision. Acquiring craft is also a priority.

I would also love to see the boat section supportingother sections in the club as we are one Club!All Rowers are encouraged to:1. Consider their level of commitment for the Season

ahead – at whatever capacity that may be – the SocialCrews are always welcome.

2. Ensure your Membership Fees are up to date!3. Establish their Crews. Nominate a “Captain” to drive and

communicate with and for the Crew. This person will bein charge of “fines”! They will also act and respond tocorrespondence shared by the Leadership Team regard-ing Training, Social, Fundraising etc.

4. Have a formal health and heart check before theseason commences. Especially if you are over 40!

5. Get fit , have fun – be as competitive as the surf allows.SponsorsWe are very grateful to have the support of our Sponsors.

Without them we would not have a boat section. Pleasesupport them wherever possible.Boaties Calendar“Boaties Get Together” initiated by Peter Armstrong – willbe held on the 7th of September at 6pm in the Judd Room.All past and present Sponsors, Supporters, Sweeps andRowers most welcome. All those that are rowing or intendto row this season are asked to meet prior to thefestivities at 5.30pm for a quick Meeting.

The “River Run” kicks off the Boaties Season on the12th October. Entries must be submitted no later thanMonday 8th October. If any Crew is considering competingplease email me ASAP to ensure you are entered.

Regards – “Bof”.

North Cronulla Annual General Meeting – 2013

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Australian Champions Night – 2013

Australian Champions Night – 2013

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Our wonderful Ladies Committee at the Annual General Meeting 2013.

Patron, Board of Directors & SectionLeaders for Season 2013-2014

NAME POSITION EMAILCLUBHOUSE ABN 16613859423 [email protected]

St George Bank BSB 112-879 Acct 154605846 North Cronulla Surf Lifesaving Club

RENNIE AM Warren Patron [email protected]

McKINNIERY Craig President [email protected]

BUDD Geoff Deputy President [email protected]

McKINNIERY Tracey Secretary [email protected]

PRIMMER Jamie Club Captain [email protected]

HOWELL Lee Youth Development Director [email protected]

SMOLLETT Ben Finance Director [email protected]

THORNE Darren Life Saving Director [email protected]

HUGHES Kane Vice Captain [email protected]

GOLLAN Jason Education & Training Director [email protected]

MOYLE Peter Competition Director [email protected]

SHELDON Michelle Under-14 Director [email protected]

LOVELL Bob Life Member –

FERGUSON Brian Life Member [email protected]

CAMERON Stewart Board Captain [email protected]

MOSES Lou Board & Ski Manager [email protected]

SCHRIEK Tracey Co-Swim Captain [email protected]

HARRISON Neil Co-Swim Captain [email protected]

BOFINGER Michael Boat Captain [email protected]

PURDIE Adam Vice Boat Captain [email protected]

LEABEATER Larry Beach Captain [email protected]

MAHONEY Lucy R & R Captain [email protected]

GOLDTHORP Bill March Past Captain [email protected]

HOWELL Lee Boardriding Captain [email protected]

HAWKINGS Craig Ski Captain [email protected]

EATON Joel IRB Captain [email protected]

GOMAN Karen Masters Captain [email protected]

HERMAN Dani Co-Lifesaving Captain [email protected]

DIMAIO Moinka Co-Lifesaving Captain [email protected]

HERMAN Dani First Aid Officer [email protected]

HUGHES Kane Radio Officer [email protected]

TO FILL – Sponsorship –

BROWN Stephen Social Co-Ordinator [email protected]

WARREN Steve Head Coach [email protected]

SCHUETRUMPF Barry Touring Team Manager [email protected]

MCGRATH Karon Media Liason Officer [email protected]

HOWELL Julie Ladies Commiittee [email protected]

HAMMOND Ron Publicity Officer [email protected]

JOYNER KIM Apparel Officer [email protected]

PRITCHARD Martin Resident Member [email protected]

CAMERON BEM Allan Historian –

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NORTH CRONULLA SLSC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEASON 2012-2013

Ben Smollett – Finance Director.

Geoff Budd: Deputy President.

Lee Howell –Youth Development Director.Jamie Primmer – Club Captain.

Tracey McKinniery: Secretary.Craig McKinniery: President.

NORTH CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUBMITCHELL ROAD, CRONULLA – PO BOX 50, CRONULLA, NSW 2230

PHONE: 9523 5846 • FAX: 9544 0021Email: [email protected] – Website: www.northcronullasurfclub.com.au

OFFICE HOURS:MONDAY & TUESDAY CLOSEDWEDNESDAY 10.00 am – 5.00 pmTHURSDAY 10.00 am – 2.00 pmFRIDAY 10.00 am – 2.00 pmSATURDAY 9.00 am – 11.00 amSUNDAY CLOSED

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Club FacilitiesAs the 2013-2014 Season has

now “officially” started!Here are some timely reminders

regarding our Club facilities.

• Club Toilets: We have Junior and Senior toiletsand showers.The Pool Area toilets are the preferred facilitiesfor our Junior or Nippers Members at all times.As adults use the Senior showers, please ensure(for obvious reasons) that Juniors use the PoolArea showers.

• Showers: Don’t waste water! Keep your showershort!

• Pool covers: If you remove the Pool Covers –please replace them. Keep the Pool covered whennot in use.

• No sand: Try and keep the sand on the beachand not in the Pool. Please wash sand off beforeentering the Pool.

Club facilities are for ClubMembers only!

VALE – Dennis LincolnDennis Lincoln recently passed away, after a long battlewith cancer. You will remember him as one of WarwickKent’s “Thursday Morning Regulars”.

The photo is from the 50’s when he was a proud NorthCronulla “Clubby – resplendent in his new blazer.

Australian IRB Titles – Open Male Mass Rescue.Bronze Medal: Kane Hughes (Driver), Jarred Kucler (Crew)

Dani Herman (Patient), Elissa Hughes (Patient).

Welcome to new Sponsor – Rip CurlRip Curl has supplied Gift Vouchers for the

Australia Day Iron Person Classic, helped withthe supply of our 2103 Australian Touring Team

Uniforms and is providing all North CronullaMembers with a Discount Card for their

Cronulla and Miranda stores.

RIP CURL would like to offer NCSLSC Members15% OFF Full Price Rip Curl Products!

Support the Surf Company thatsupports your Surf Club!

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