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The Alfred H. Turner Award THE ALFRED H. TURNER AWARD Trustees: T H Cooper; M W Beard; P S Turner. Nominations and CVs should be submitted by 1st May each year. The income for this Award arises out of a gift to the Association by Mr A H Turner of £1000 8% British Petroleum Preference Stock. The Award, valued at £50, is annually available to the Club, Association, or individual (amateur or professional) deemed by the ASA Board to have done the most to popularise the sport of swimming. The Award may be withheld in any year at the discretion of the ASA Board. Nominations for this Award to be submitted to the Chief Executive of the ASA by Regional Associations and Committees of the Association. If the Harold Fern Award is made to a male, this award is to be made to a female and vice versa. The recipient of the award shall also receive a suitable memento for the occasion presented by the ASA Board. Terms of the Award The Award is given to the individual or organisation who, through educational or instructional achievements, architectural design, writing or the development of original material, competitive performance, or by a continuing effort to establish swimming facilities, has made the most outstanding contribution to swimming at national or international level. In selecting the winner of the Award each year, consideration shall be given to the following principles: emphasis on the importance of swimming for improving the health of the nation, recreation, competition, and the saving of life; efforts which stimulate increased interest on the part of National or Local Government, communities, institutions, schools and Service organisations, to provide suitable facilities to further the purpose of swimming as an essential activity; stimulation of interest in providing qualified swimming instruction in schools, colleges, communities and industry; writing and developing original material in the various fields of swimming. Such materials may include textbooks, motion picture studies, charts, and other audio-visual aids which tend to improve instruction; advancement in architectural design or innovations in materials or machinery which tend to improve swimming facilities; outstanding achievement in competition which creates an incentive to advance swimming throughout the nation. Award Presentations 1982 Miss D Rice 1992 Mrs V Way 2002 Mrs D Geer 1983 Miss N Yarwood 1993 Mrs V Naylor 2003 Mrs M Coyne 1984 Miss C Powell 1994 Mrs J Nichols 2004 Mrs F Dalrymple-Smith 1985 Miss J Clarke 1995 Miss J Brayshaw 2005 Not Awarded 1986 Mrs V Morris 1996 Mrs J Williams 2006 Mrs J Gray 1987 Mrs A Clark 1997 Mrs B Lancaster 2007 M Firmin 1988 Mrs S W Margetts 1998 Mrs J Harrison 2008 Mrs A Van Beukelen 1989 Mrs I B Williams 1999 M Glover 2009 Not Awarded 1990 Mrs E M Payne 2000 Mrs J Hedger 2010 Mrs E Sykes 1991 Mrs D Clarke 2001 Mrs N Muir-Cochrane 2011 Mrs J Holdstock 60
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