Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club

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Just two weeks to go until JazzConnect! 🎷

Three days, 20+ performances and 10 venues across Scarborough Beach.

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📅 28–30 August
🎟️ Free + ticketed events: https://artconnectwa.com.au/events/

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It’s almost time to dive into another amazing season of fun, friends, and surf safety at Scarboro SLSC! 💛💚

📅 Sunday 20th September, 2026
🕙 10am start
📍 Scarboro SLSC

Nipper families, new patrolling members and competitors all welcome!!

The medallion, dated February 20th 1937, belonged to H. Argyle and was found on a beach by Fremantle Surf Life Saving Club Historian Brian Troy.

Mr Troy discovered the medallion belonged to a man named Hurburt Argyle who was a Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club member and lived at 8 Knutsford Street, Fremantle.

“We’re hoping to find out if there are any descendants or relatives of H. Argyle. He was born in 1916 and died in 1988, he was surf boat vice-captain in 1937 and 1938,” he told 102.5 ABC Perth.

“He certainly has lots of brothers and sisters and we’re hoping that somebody will come forward and fill in some more details.”

Mr Troy recently presented the medal to Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club for safekeeping, and now the club wants to reunite the medallion with a descendant or relative for its upcoming centenary celebrations.

A list of Bronze holders revealed that H. Argyle was the 100th Scarboro club member to receive the bronze medallion.

Scarboro life member Doug McGhie said the bronze medallion would easily be the oldest in the club’s possession.

The image on the medal also provides a glimpse into Western Australia’s surf lifesaving history, the pair depicted are fitting a reel line and cork belt which were used for sea rescues before boats and jet skis.

What a morning for the annual Trigg Blue Hole vs. Scarboro Polar Bear Swim! ☀️🌊

Over 80 swimmers hit the beach today to battle it out for the coveted trophy. The sun was shining, but the waves brought just enough spice to keep things interesting out in the water!

It was a tight contest between the neighboring clubs from start to finish, but Trigg took home the Cup this year with a narrow victory! 🏆

Huge effort from everyone who dived in, cheered from the sand, and kept the legendary local rivalry alive. See you next year, Scarboro! 😉

What a morning for the annual Trigg Blue Hole vs. Scarboro Polar Bear Swim! ☀️🌊

Over 80 swimmers hit the beach today to battle it out for the coveted trophy. The sun was shining, but the waves brought just enough spice to keep things interesting out in the water!

It was a tight contest between the neighboring clubs from start to finish, but Trigg took home the Cup this year with a narrow victory! 🏆

Huge effort from everyone who dived in, cheered from the sand, and kept the legendary local rivalry alive. See you next year, Scarboro! 😉

What a morning for the annual Trigg vs. Scarboro Polar Bear Swim! ☀️🌊
Over 80 swimmers hit the beach today to battle it out for the coveted trophy. The sun was shining, but the waves brought just enough spice to keep things interesting out in the water!
It was a tight contest between the neighboring clubs from start to finish, but Trigg took home the Cup this year with a narrow victory! 🏆

Huge effort from everyone who dived in, cheered from the sand, and kept the legendary local rivalry alive. See you next year, Scarboro! 😉