Coffs Harbour Surf Life Saving Club. The First 60 Years - 1923-1983. The following received bravery awards:

• Page 8: Thelma Shea (1924) - Royal Humane Society Silver Medal and Certificate
• Page 8: Roy Fowler (1922) - Royal Humane Society Bronze Medal and Certificate
• Page 17: Bruce Mackay (“mid 1920s”) - Royal Humane Society Bronze Medal and Boy Scout Silver Cross for bravery
• Page 17: Gordon Hamblin (“mid 1920s”) - Royal Humane Society Certificate of Merit
• Page 37: George Mills (1940s?) - Royal Humane and Shipwreck Society Bronze Medal

On (printed) page 17, the Jetty Surf Club Ladies Team are shown at the first ladies event in 1924. All money raised was donated to the hospital. Phyl Thompson was a nurse and other members of the team were Red Cross nursing volunteers.

"Bill Walker and John Mills carried out the footwork ... Charlie Kuhn put their work into words and Ted Ovens spent a fortnight typing and editing." -- P 71.

Includes Coffs Harbour Surf Club (Top Town) (Black and Golds) First Annual Report, 7 months ending September 30th, 1923.