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2009-10 Avoca Beach SLSC Annual Report
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Our thanks to Fiona Kirkman for her assistance and hard work, and to Dave Broadbent for his assitance.
Hard copies are available from the Admin Office by request. Our thanks to Gosford Printing, printers of the Annual Report, for their assitance and support.
Avoca Beach Surf Life Saving Club
82nd Annual General Meeting
10:30am Sunday 8 August 2010
Agenda:
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Welcoming address by 2009-2010 President, Garry Clarke,
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To Confirm the Minutes of the Previous meeting and discuss issues arising from these
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To Receive and Adopt the Annual Report and Financial Statement
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To deal with Life Membership nomination
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Election of Office Bearers for 2010-2011 season.
Office Bearers postion descriptions, click here
Executive & Committee Position Descriptions
Congratulations to all who received awards at the Club Presentation on 29 May 2010
- Clubperson of the Year - George Spencer
- Junior Clubperson of the Year - Alex Tomlin
- Cadet Clubperson of the Year - Matt Richardson
- Patrolperson of the Year - Larissa Shelton
- Junior Patrolperson - Dylan Colman
- Competitor's Competitor - Daniel McClelland
- Female Competitor - Bianca Mould
- Male Competitor - Lachlan Tame
- Boatie of the Year - Bob Dorrell
- Female Boatie - Lesley Parker
- Masters Competitor - Pauline Priest
- Roll Over - Peter Saint
- Patrol of the Year - Anderson patrol
- Recruit of the Year - John Oulton
- Male Encouragement Award - Billy Hunter
- Female Encouragement Award - Ellie Malone
Congratulations to all our 100% patrol attendees, SLS award recipients. Thank you to all our committee captains, officials, coaches and supporters!
Surf Lifesaving Central Coast Awards of Excellence - June 2010
Congratulations to the following members who were recognised by SLS CC at the recent Awards of Excellence:
- Open Competitor of the Year - Lachlan Tame
- Open Coach of the Year - Richard Brierty
- Volunteer Award - Brett Beswick
Avoca Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Runners Up in the Club of the Year Competition, 2008/09
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Webcam at Avoca Beach, thanks to Coastalwatch
Why Has Coastalwatch installed the Webcam?
As part of the Beach Condtions Monitoring system, Coastalwatch has installed a webcam at Avoca Beach SLSC. The system is comprised of a shore-mounted video camera network and sophisticated image processing routines for analysis and display of coastal environment information.
Effective coastal management recognises the need to manage and plan for the long-term impacts of natural and human activities to protect coastal resources for future generations. Coastal management authorities require adequate and timely access to information on the health of the beach system in order to effectively manage the distribution of resources and to address community concerns regarding beach amenity and safety. A system which combines the wide array of ever-changing environmental parameters in one graphical display enables efficient communication of information to stakeholders and the public.
The information provided by BeachCOMS is therefore especially useful for coastal councils, coastal management authorities, surf life saving organisations and lifeguards.
As well as giving us a great view of the beach and surf conditons, information is availble as to the water temperature, air temperature and tidal information
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