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A BRIEF HISTORY FROM REBIRTH YEAR OF 1986 ************
A TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY PROJECT COMPILED BY: GORDON PROVE CONTENTS THE REBIRTH 1986 1987 – 1989 THE FOLLOWING YEARS INITIAL SPONSORS APPENDIX I - Summary of the First Seven Years APPENDIX II - Nominal Roll of Registered Members 1986 – 1993 INDEX
THE REBIRTH – 1986 The re-forming of the Hervey Bay Lifesaving Club (HBSLSC) took place on 11th October, 1986. The club had previously been active from 1955 to 1966. As the first act of the rebirth process, a public meeting had to be called to gauge the level of interest and, with interest, future viability and likelihood of success in an area that actually had no surf. Chairperson of the steering committee, Gordon Prove, called a public meeting at the Hervey Bay Hotel on 21st July, 1986. The purpose of the meeting was to lay the groundwork and put a proposal before interested people. Special representatives from Queensland Surf Lifesaving Association in the form of Mr. Steve Andrews, State Field Officer along with Mr. Kerry Collins, Chief Instructor and Superintendent of South Barrier Branch and, from Bundaberg, Mr. Graham McKenzie, Deputy State President, all attended. Any future HBSLSC would need to affiliate with South Barrier Branch. Hervey Bay City Council was represented by Deputy Mayor, Mr. Ken Bennett and Alderman Peter Carey. Representatives from services clubs such as Lions and Rotary also attended. The Steering Committee, led by Gordon Prove, stressed that the idea of a surf lifesaving club in Hervey Bay was not something new; it was not being imposed upon residents, nor would it become a burden to them. It was put that there were motivated people with positive attitudes as well as qualified lifesavers who had been involved previously who were willing and able to bring the club out of recess and into real existence. The apparently obvious need for a surf lifesaving club to actually have a clubhouse had been contentious during the life of the 1955 – 1966 organization. The Hervey Bay News # 58 of 1st April, 1966 reported; “members of the Hervey Bay Surf Lifesaving Club, at their meeting last Sunday, voiced strong protest against unwarranted criticism. The criticism revolved around the club ‘having to prove themselves worthy of a clubhouse’ despite being viable longer then most Bay organizations and by the fact that they (the S.L.S.C) were one of the most financially secure sports bodies in the district.” The then Club Captain, Mr. Noel Madeen, said that he had been with the club from its early years and knew of the disappointment, frustration and eventual loss of members resulting from continued postponement of a clubhouse building. (Survival struggles and an ongoing lack of facilities were to beset the 1986 reformed club also) Makeshift facilities for valuable equipment was meant to be a temporary arrangement as the committee had planned for the membership to lease land within reasonable proximity to the public swimming area as gazetted and designated by the council and to have the ability to have expensive gear in suitable facilities. This was against the background of repeated knock-backs from the Burrum Shire Council and their lack of support for a clubhouse. There appeared to be a negative mind set concerning a club serving comparatively safe, still-water beaches such as those in Hervey Bay.(These myths were shown to be dispelled by Club records for that era and onwards.) An original proposal, dating from the mid-sixties, also had shared clubhouse facilities with Hervey Bay Sailing Club, but those repeated knock-backs from the then Burrum Shire Council contributed to the disbanding of the lifesaving club; even though those sceptics became upset when lifesavers proved them wrong by catching two Tiger Sharks off the sandbar. Hervey Bay did need an immediately available water safety service. Added incentive for the reforming of the Hervey Bay Club came out of tragedy; in January, 1986 when a four years old boy drowned in the so-called still, safe waters of the Bay beaches. In the same year, two men faced near death in those waters. Many older residents had expressed their feeling with regard to more secure recreation in designated and patrolled swimming areas. With recreation came avenues and sporting opportunities for members to take part in surf carnivals and competitions. A social contribution was established for members and the community in general. The lack of local surf and the affiliation with surf lifesaving gave both youthful and older members the desire and ability to visit other surf beach clubs. The Steering Committee faced a huge task involving raising revenue for rescue gear, generating and maintaining interest and the provision of training as well as the need for an on-the-spot first aid room and equipment storage facility. Probably against the odds, the committee fulfilled its task of resurrecting the club. Ensuing committees, with lots of the proverbial blood, sweat and tears through the tough times and with great efforts have brought the club to the point of 20 years of community service. In 1990, the Hervey Bay Lifesavers had enjoyed favourable assistance from the Hervey Bay City Council for a clubhouse. The lease of land was granted, the clubhouse plans approved and construction completed. The scoffers were proven wrong! The club continues to provide and/or participate in surveillance, preventive actions, rescues and assistance, first aid and stinger treatments, water survival, Nippers and fun, carnivals and competitions winners and triers. The early days were a test of endurance and, dare one say, character building? The “nuts and bolts” went something like; all gear had to be loaded and unloaded, washed down and put away. This occurred twice on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. Transport by way of an old ute and equally old trailer over 10 kilometres to the beach, erect the tent, pull down the tent and back again. Foundation President, Wayne Kelly, Foundation Honorary Secretary Gordon Prove, Honorary Treasurer Sandy Barrow and Club Captain Jim Bull took up the challenge. Up to 1992, successive presidents each made an ongoing contribution to growth coupled with success. Darryl Harris and Greg Fox followed in the footsteps of Wayne Kelly. Wayne had said in 1987, “The lack of surf did not mean that the club was not functional. Hervey Bay is not the only club in Australia without surf, but top competitors have come from similar clubs in the same circumstances. Anyone can have a heart attack on a beach, or a swimmer with cramps in difficulty.” The first year recorded two major rescues, three other situations requiring speedy help, over 60 first aid cases of cut feet and stingers. The decision was taken to call the club the “Hervey Bay District” in recognition of equal involvement of Maryborough residents; the committee of the day agreed and the name was adopted. This was probably a first within the lifesaving movement. After deep deliberation, the club colours of red and white were chosen (not white and red, as white became transparent when wet!) The official opening day was Sunday 12th October, 1986 and by November membership numbers had already reached the 200 mark. The first mini-carnival, including a broadcast by Radio 4MB Maryborough, was staged on 21st December with 150 other club members from South Barrier Branch arriving for beach and water events. This period also saw the first survey of land, a valuable activity that was carried out, at no cost to the club, by Mr. Eddie Hudson with soil tests from Wide Bay Geotech and Deputy Club Captain Lex Hewitt. Both received the thanks of the club for their very valuable contributions.
1987 - 1989 In 1987, the club embarked on an ambitious fundraising program. An initial response took up the offers of Corporate and Corporate Foundation Life Memberships while share holdings in a new surf boat attracted great commercial interest from local businesses, especially with naming rights on offer. These rights allowed advertising material to be displayed on the sides of the boat. Wal Pavey Real Estate won naming rights for the first HBDSLSC Surf Boat which was known competitively as “Ripple Riders”. 1987 saw the issue of the first club newsletters entitled “Club Ripples” which recorded difficulties with some members developing “show-offs”, “know-alls” and the dreaded “piggy posers”. As with any similar club, we shared voluntary time with females giving rise to concerns about conversations and wanderings and presumed perving lifesavers. Some statistics from Season 1988/89 were:- · 22 assistance calls · 200 awards in safety categories · Nearly 300 Junior Awards · 200 places in carnivals · 150 first aid treatments including many stingers. This period also the time in which new procedures for stingers came into effect, with the passing of vinegar as an antidote for bluebottle hair and blubber stings; ice packs came into vogue along with the removal of remaining tentacles and water washing and strict care of A. B. C. Another change at this time was the cessation of female participation in Beach Flags, due to upper body tissue damage, alternatives were considered. Truly, this was a period of change. Meanwhile, the back and forth transport and handling of rescue gear continued. Loretta Lewis penned an appropriate ode to highlight the scene. On a beautiful Sunday morning, Down the Esplanade goes Gordon, yawning. A little tired with day only dawning, It’s the third trip for the morning.
As yet the Patrol Captain is unseen. Our neighbours have become “has beens”, Footie and sport is more fame. So, the same old faces do it again.
The President gets on the ‘phone, Whingeing from his nearby home, The tents are not up at the beach again. Listen to our critics at it, Amen.
You shouldn’t be there! Cries the council with despair.
But we’re dedicated lifesavers, With a job to do It’s voluntary, time and effort and all just for you. Due credit goes to Loretta for her capturing the scene so well. THE FOLLOWING YEARS The “No Name” Junior Newsletters were started for Nippers and Juniors. The foam boards of the day could not be repaired and, at a cost of $70 each, they needed to be restricted to use at events only. Six year’s worth of doorknocks and pub raffles kept the club viable but did not permit accumulation of funds over and above costs such as fuel expenses, IRB repairs. mechanics and levies. 18th January, 1987 was the club’s first Wheelbarrow Push and Beach Party Disco at the Pialba Hotel. What was it like to operate out of the back of a ute for seven years? Not encouraging! At this time, council asked the club to prove to them the availability of the total amount to start and complete the clubhouse within three years. The third edition of the “No Name” Newsletter became the “Weekly Wave” in November, 1991 and was designed by Michele Hopton. On the senior side, Darren Hauser competed on 17th November, 1992 at Tannum Sands for branch selection; with two seconds and a third in his three events. Radio 4MB Maryborough began music broadcasts from the beach during the volley ball finals. INITIAL SPONSORS It would be very remiss not to mention those vital early sponsors. They included:- Hervey Bay, Torquay and Pialba Hotels – four transceiver radios. Scarness Hotel – two rescue tubes. Torquay Hotel – beach tower constructed by Gary Whitechurch. Kentucky Fried Chicken – beach arena/enclosure. Jack Casey Motors – beach marquee. Where would the club have been without their like?
APPENDIX I SUMMARY OF THE FIRST SEVEN YEARS. YEAR 1 - 1986/87 Office Bearers: President Wayne Kelly, Deputy President Bill Finney, Captain Jim Bull, Deputy Captain Lex Hewitt, Honorary Secretary Gordon Prove, Honorary Treasurer Sandy Barrow, Cadet Supervisor Tony Pond, Juniors Chairman Rob Lewis, Gear Stephen Grohn. Lifesaving: Two rescues/preventive acts, 71 first aid treatments, 54 marine stings. Patrols 815 hours; cadets 473 hours. Bronze Medallions awarded to 18 seniors and 15 juniors. Competition: Wayne Kelly had success at Kawana Waters. Club teams participated in the Sun 10 Classic and Masters’ Events, Junior Carnival at Elliott Heads and a Fun Day at Hervey Bay. Membership: Six Corporate Foundation Life members, 42 Associates, 39 Active Bronze Senior and 17 Junior. Cadets and 79 Nippers. Individual hours Jim Bull 71 (Senior), Daniel Owens 150 (Cadet).
YEAR 2 - 1987/88 Office Bearers: President Daryl Harris, Vice Captain Lex Hewitt, Club Instructor Terry Linford, Juniors Chairman Greg Fox, Juniors Secretary Trish Watson, First Aid Alan Pitt. Surf Girl: Our first entrant, Sue Vymer. Lifesaving: Assistance via boards 3, Assistance via IRB 14, First Aid 9, Marine Stings 15. Competition: Our first open carnival was held in November 1987; eight clubs visited and the winner of the M. M. Prove Memorial Trophy (non perpetual) was Maroochydore. General: This was the year that saw the clubhouse land lease with extreme representation by Architect Gavin Patterson. The club’s new and first surf boat “Wal Pavey Real Estate” was commissioned on 2nd May, 1987. Kentucky Fried Chicken combined Radio 4MB to provide the beach arena frames and screens.
YEAR 3 - 1988/89 Office Bearers: President Greg Fox, Vice Captain Trevor Wynne, Training Alan Duell, Committee Craig Fox, Rebecca Lee. Lifesaving: Preventatives 5, Assistance 2, First Aid 12, Marine Stings 41. Competition: Junior Boat Crew at Bribie Island with Jim Bull, Matt Curtis, Scott Donnelly, David Freeman and Lincoln Smith. Branch Championships at Tannum Sands with the junior crew, also Damien Jones and Ron Wilton. The surf boat gained third place. Membership: 20 active seniors and juniors, 9 cadets, 60 Nippers. YEAR 4 - 1989/90 Office Bearers: President Greg Fox, Club Instructor Alan Peart, Committee Peter Southern, Stacy Fox. Vale: Vice President and Foundation Member Bill Finney died in November, 1989 aged 50 years. Lifesaving: Preventatives 12, Rescues 4, First Aid 7, Marine Stings 12. Membership: 10 Active, 9 Cadets. General: The club won Best Sport/Recreation Float in the Baycarna Street Procession which included 34 other entrants. The club’s theme was “It’s a Little Ripper to be a Nipper”. Alan Duell recorded his contrasts of his original club, founded in 1929 at Kilcare on New South Wales Central Coast to Hervey Bay, just three years old and run from the back of a ute. Central Coast had 15 clubs on a 40 kilometres area against here with seven clubs on a 400 kilometres area. YEAR 5 - 1990/91 Office Bearers: President Greg Fox, Deputy President Bruce Williams, IRB Officer Craig Fox. Lifesaving: Patrol hours covered 1,942. Membership: What happened to our 49 male and female seniors? What happened to our 38 cadets who did not continue? General: The club became incorporated on 23rd July, 1990. Clubhouse: All groundwork was completed by Gavin Patterson and Co. Pty. Ltd. Architects. Town Planning required a fee of $200 and the Building Application a further $1,500. The project consisted of two stages; the first was initial rescue gear, first aid, and showers and toilets for males and females. The second stage envisaged kitchen, bunkroom, training office etc. These costs would be $600 Town Planning Application plus Engineers $3,000, Surveyors $1,200; overall in construction $223,750 and totalling $236,750. YEAR 6 - 1991/92 Office Bearers: President Bruce Williams. Darren Hauser took over as Club Supervisor and a future new executive was forecast. New blood and new enthusiasm. Lifesaving: Preventative actions 5, Rescues 3, First Aid 4, Marine Stings 31. Competition: First ever branch championships with an Under 15 Beach Relay Team of Jodie Bevan, Corey McGrath, Marty Bevan and Steven Kelley competing at Tannum Sands and securing the club’s first win at branch level. Membership: Active Seniors and Juniors dropped to 10 with 17 Cadets. YEAR 7 - 1992/93 Office Bearers: President Darren Hauser. Deputy President Nathan McGrath, Honorary Secretary Peter Bisset, Treasurer Dianne McGrath. Lifesaving: Preventative Actions 12, Rescues 10. Competition: Great results in Branch Championships with Patrol and IRB titles and Golden Masters glory. The marathon ski paddle, from Urangan Pier to Torquay Pier was introduced. EVER ONWARD And so, the new team achieved the construction and commissioning of the clubhouse. The club continues to achieve. The days of operating out of the back of a ute have all but faded. It is very pleasing and gratifying to look back over the years to the time when I called that first public meeting in order to gauge the interest in the community for the establishment of a surf lifesaving club in Hervey Bay. It is equally pleasing, if not more so, to see and know that the club continues to exist and operate ********20 YEARS ON !!!!!!!!
APPENDIX II NOMINAL ROLL OF REGISTERED MEMBERS 1986 – 1993. ** = Corporate Foundation Life member. The omission of any registered member, living or deceased is regretted. The compiler apologizes for any such omission. A AHERNE, Darren APPS. Loretta APPS, Christine APPS, Anthony ABOUD, Adam ARNOLD. Simon B BALDRY, Patricia BRADFORD, Amon BRENNAN, Damien BRENNAN,Paul BARRETT, Scott BEASANT, David BEASANT, Emma BATCHELOR, Kirk BARROW, Sandra BURKE, Jacob BAIN, Deborah BRACKENRIDGE, Simon BARRY, Chris BOOKER, Brendon BURETTE, Megan BARNES, Chris BEVAN, David BEVAN, Marty BEVAN, Jodie Lee BRIERLEY, Richard BERRY, Nick BECK, Aaron BECK, Damien BARRY, David BULL, Jim BULL, Hayden BISSETT, Peter BENNETT, Stephen BRENIA, Andrew BRENIA, Eliesha BRENNAN, Sharna C CULLEN, Dean CROOKS, Sharon CROOKS, Danny CROOKS, Timothy CROOKS, Chris COX, Lyndal COX, Jordan CONLON, Susie CONLON, Jenny CROPLEY, Trent CLARK, Ramona CLARK, Carmen CARPENTER, Brett COLEMAN, Debbie COLEMAN, Janine COLEMAN, Brad CUFFE, Adam COOK, Todd CURTIS, Matt CRAMER, Ken COOK, Gavin CLARKE, Davina CLARKE, Zara CLARKE, Craig CHATAWAY, Damien CURZON, Richard CASWELLS, Marina ** D DRAHEIM, Terrence DONNELLY, Patrick DONNELLY, Luke DONNELLY, Annette DONNELLY, Cathy DONNELLY, Bob DONNELLY, Jan DONNELLY, Glen DONNELLY, Raquel DONNELLY, Scott DONNELLY, Mark DANIEL, Lisa DUELL, Alan DUFFILL, Gilbert** DIXON, Robert ** DIXON, David DAVIES, Fiona DOLPHIN, Justin DEVRIES, Andrea DEVRIES, Emma DEVRIES, Matt DAWSON, Angela DAWSON, Narelle DAWSON, Keith DAWSON, Warwick DUNNE, Jeremy DENNING, Corey DIETEREN, Joan E ELLIS, David EARLES, Karl EVANS, Robbie EVANS, Shelley F FARMER, Noelene FARMER, John FOX, Greg FOX, Dianne FOX, Craig FOX, Stacey FERMANIS-CAS, Kath FRYER, Dean FRYER, Melissa FROST, Ben FREEMAN, David FREGER, Jamie FLEMING, Sarah FEATHERSTONE, Troy G GAUNT, Jasmine GORDON, Rob GORDON. Esmay GORDON, Cameron GREG, Robert ** GROHN, Stephen GREEN, Debbie GILHESPY, John GODDARD, Tony GREEN, Leesa GLEESON, Tamara GLEESON, Natalie GOODWIN, Adrian GOODWIN, Brent GREEN, Amelia GIESKENS, Rachael H HOPTON, Michelle HOPTON, Michael HOPTON, Paul HOSKIN, Daniel HARDING, Ian ** HERVEY BAY BOAT CLUB ** HARDING, Alb & Renee ** HUDSON, Trent HUDSON, Keishal HEYWOOD, Mark HARRIS, Darryl HARRIS, Joshua HARRIS, Damon HARRIS, Naomi HAWES, Steve HAWES, Belinda HAWES, Brendon HARLAND, Katrina HALL, Stephen HALL, Brad HALL, Kerry HALL, Daniel HUNTER, Darren HAUSER, Darren HAUSER, Vicki HUBBERT, Judd HEWITT, Lex ** HARRINGTON, Dean HOLMES, Karen HOLMES, Denise HALLER, Glen HIGGINS, Julie HANDCOCK, Belinda HARRISON, Tim HOWIE, Stephen HOWIE, Matt HEARD, Jacinta HAND, Kevin HINZ, Peter HAWKINS, Ray HAWKINS, Brad HALE, Liam I INGHAM, Ben IRVINE, Dan J JONES, Damien JONES, Glen JENSEN, Katie JOWETT, Lee JOHNSON, Danny K KRAUSE, Doug KRAUSE, Daphne KRAUSE, Brett KING, Jeannette KELLY, Alan KELLY, Stephen KELLY, James KELLY, Jim KELLY, Sue KELLY, Val KELLY, Wayne KELLY, Peter KILLEEN, Dale KEIGHRAN, Nicole KRIIS, Tony KRUGER, John KEEGAN, Natasha L LOUIE, Matt LEHMANN, Graham LEHMANN, Jenys LEHMANN, Nigel LEHMANN, Simon LEHMANN, Dean LEHMANN, Jacqui LOVERIDGE, Darren LAWRENCE, Alex LAVEY, Conrad LAVEY, Greg LAMB, Melissa LEWIS, Rob LEWIS, Daniel LINFORD, Terry LINFORD, Colin LEE, Rebecca LOCKHART, Peter LOW, Celeste LEWIS, Darren LATHOURAS, Marie M MARTIN, Scott MILES, Keith ** MANNING, Dan MANNING, Nick MAY, Cheryl MAY, Susanne McGENNITTY, Stacey McGENNITTY, Lynda MANDALL-MURPHY, Tracey MANDALL-MURPHY, Tony MILLER, Leon MILLER, Suesan MILLER, Katie MILLER, Sam MILLER, Sally MILLER, Jason MYKYTOWYCZ, Kath MYKYTOWYCZ, Sean MICHELL, Jacqueline MICHELL, Kate McCUTCHEON, Scott MULLIS, Alan McGRATH, Stephen McGRATH, Dianne McGRATH, Corey McGRATH, Nathan McVIENISH, Justine McPHERSON, Pam MORTIMER, Dan MEWHA, Dallas MILES, Sharni MOGGS, Talitha MARSHALL, David MARSHALL, Paul MESSENGER, Ray McLENNAN, Rachael McGILVARY, Wade MACKAY, Melinda MORAN, Cath MOFFITT, Sean MORRIS, Christian MORRIS, Julian MEEHAN, Eric N NORRISH, Julian NIELSEN, Jason NIELSEN, Aaron NICOL, Ray NIGHTINGALE, Rob O O’MULLANE, Terry O’MULLANE, Mark O’MULLANE, Selina O’KEEFE, Zane OWENS, Daniel P PROVE, Gordon PEART, Alan PEART, Helen PEART, Adam PEART, Daniel PEART, Simon PEART, Jessica PETERS, Rex PEARSON, Clay PAUSSA, James POND, Anthony PHILPOT, Robert PHILPOT, Chris POLLOCK, Troy PITT, Alan PLACE, Stephen PONTI, Simon PHILLIPS, Cassie PENNY, David POHLMANN, Marie PETFIELD, Brenden POACHER, Daniel R ROGERS, Jonette ROGERS, Martyn RISELEY, Dianne RISELEY, Tim RISELEY, Chris ROSS, Brian ROGERS. Michelle RIEBELT, Katiem RUSSEL, Tarnia RICHTER, Clinton RICHTER, Tony ROZENVELD, Koert RICHARD, Chris ROGERSON, Stan RYAN, Sonya ROBERTSON, Lian RAWLE, Tony S SUTTON, Betty STEWART, Tim STEWART, Shaun STEWART, Patrick STEWART, Kath SWINSON, Andrew SMITH, Mitchell SWANN, Nick SWINTON, Gary SWINTON, Mark SAUNDERS, Kevin SEARLE, Chris STAUNTON, Scott SHARPIN, Colin SIMPSON, Rachelle SIMPSON, Ryan SMITH, Lincoln SOUTHERN, Peter SWINDELLS, Pat SWINDELLS, Nadine SWINDELLS, Shawn SCOTT, John STROUD, Jeremy STROUD, Tim SANDELL, Ryan SANDELL, Paul STELEY, Alan SHERRY, Beth SHEEDY, Ryan SILLS, Aaron SILLS, Tanya SILLS, Kirsty SHOREY, Richard STAYT, Daniel SEARLE, Jason SOBEZEK, Greg T TAYLOR, Shannon TAYLOR, Clinton TIPPETT, Dick (Hon) THOMSON, Kellie THOMASON, Ray ** TE VELUWE, Lisa TRAVIS-RIXON, Danielle THOMPSON, Scott THOMPSON, Mark THOMPSON, Anne TROIANNI, Cheriann V VALENTINE, Brad VUKASINOVIC, Dane VYSMA, Sue W WILLIAMS, Victor (Bruce) WILTON, Ron WYNNE, David WYNNE, Trevor WILLIAMSON, Sean WILLIAMSON, Geoff WALLACE, Krissy WALLACE, Marianne WILLSHER, Joe WILSHER, Ross WORTH, Natalie WATSON, Trish WATSON, Jill WATSON, Jae WHITE, Tim WILLIAMS, Penny WILSON, Russell WHITELOCK, Dan WOOLEY, Greg WOOLEY, Mark WAGERMANN, Gerline WILLIAMS, Rob WILLIAMS, Blake WILLIAMS, Saree WILLIAMS, Grant WILLIAMS, David Y YARROW, Katie YARROW, Pam ** = Corporate Foundation Life member. The omission of any registered member, living or deceased is regretted. The compiler apologizes for any such omission. INDEX This Index excludes people listed at Appendix II ITEM ANDREWS, Steve BARROW, Sandy BAYCARNA PROCESSION BENNETT, Ken BEVAN, Jodie BEVAN, Marty BISSET, Peter BRIBIE ISLAND BULL, Jim CAREY, Peter CLUB, Hervey Bay Sailing CLUB, Lions CLUB, Rotary COLLINS, Kerry COUNCIL, Burrum Shire COUNCIL, Hervey Bay City CURTIS, Matt DONNELLY, Scott DUELL, Allan ELLIOTT HEADS FINNEY, Bill FOX, Craig FOX, Greg FOX, Stacy FREEMAN, David GROHN, Stephen HARRIS, Darryl HAUSER, Darren HERVEY BAY NEWS HEWITT, Lex HOPTON, Michele HOTEL, Hervey Bay HOTEL, Pialba HOTEL, Scarness HOTEL, Torquay HUDSON, Eddie JACK CASEY MOTORS JONES, Damien KELLEY, Steven KELLY, Wayne KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN KILCARE, N.S.W. LEE, Rebecca LEWIS, Loretta LEWIS, Rob LINFORD, Terry MADEEN, Noel MAROOCHYDORE McGRATH, Corey McGRATH, Dianne MCGRATH, Nathan McKENZIE, Graham OWENS, Daniel PATTERSON, Gavin PEART, Alan PITT, Alan POND, Tony PROVE, Gordon RADIO 4MB MARYBOROUGH SHARKS, Tiger SMITH, Lincoln SOUTHERN, Peter TANNUM SANDS TROPHY, M.M. Prove VYMER, Sue WAL PAVEY REAL ESTATE WATSON, Trish WHITECHURCH, Gary WIDE BAY GEOTECH WILLIAMS, Bruce WILTON, Ron WYNNE, Trevor
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Hervey Bay Surf Life Saving Club -
The Esplanade, Torquay
Queensland 4655, Australia - Postal Address PO Box 5518, Torquay
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