This badge would perhaps be attached to the uniform or blazer of a member of the Warrnambool Surf Life Saving Club. This club was established in 1930 with Fletcher Jones (President) and Bon Nutt being notable early members. A ladies’ club was also formed in 1930. As Warrnambool has a bathing and surf beach and is situated on a coastline with many popular surf beaches the Warrnambool Surf Life Saving Club is an important group with a proud history of service to the community. The current clubhouse, built by members and other volunteers in the 1950s, includes a public restaurant today. This badge is interesting as a memento of the Warrnambool Surf Life Saving Club, an important club in Warrnambool’s community. This is a diamond-shaped cloth badge. It is made of brown cloth with white cotton stitching and an image of a rescue reel and rope. ‘Warrnambool, S.L.S.C.’warrnambool surf life saving club, warrnambool

History of Port Campbell SLSC.Colour Photograph of group of PCSLSC Nippers leaders having a briefing in clubhouse storage area. Led by Marina Deppeler, Other names include McKenzie, Dalziel, Walpole, Brazier, Delaney, Schofield, Harris.life saving, nippers

Colour photograph of Joy Severs, President of Lakes Entrance Music and Drama Group presenting a cheque of two thousand one hundred and forty dollars to George Simons of Lakes Entrance SLSC being proceeds from the stage show South Pacific,entertainment, performing arts, fundraising

Each new year's day there is a duck race at Port Fairy on the Moyne River. Colour photograph of rubber ducks in the Moyne River on new year's day. landscape, river, moyneyana, duck race, fundraiser, slsc, surf life saving club, port fairy, rubber ducks, moyne river

landscape, river, moyneyana, duck race, fundraiser, slsc, surf life saving club, port fairy, rubber ducks, moyne river