PAPATOETOE CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 240, 10 October 1935, Page 22

PAPATOETOE CLUB.

The president, Mr. R. McLeod. preside,}, over an exceptionally large attendance • members at the sixth annual meeting ■ • evening oi the Papatoetoe AnionAthletic and Cycle Club. , The balance-sheet showed .that the caw was in a sound financial position. diture for the year totalled £181, cash in hand on October 1, 1935, was • Mr. H. A. Sanderson, who is the district, was presented with a clock. In presenting the clock on " e lh of the club. Mr. McLcod thanked AirSanderson for his wholehearted SUPP' 1 /" and work as selector of the club. McLeod stated that to fill Mr. Sampson's position in the club would be • difficult task. The meeting accorded - • Sanderson a hearty vote of thanks a. elected him a life member. It was reported that the Papatoet"Stadium floodlights would be complete next week and that the dressing room W' l6 ready for use. Mr. J. Franklin, vice-patron, referred : > the exceptional growth of the club sm- - ils inception six years ago. The election of officers resulted: Patro-, ilr. W. W. Massey, M.P.; vice-patroi, Mr. J. Franklin; president, Mr. R. Ai*--Leod; vice-presidents, Messrs. W. Nicholson, W. Docherty, W. A. NeskjU-. A. A. Civil, J. C. Burrow, G. J- Kchy. H. Swaffield, Ward, Drs. J. J. Valentin and C. B. Gilberd; secretary and treasurer, Mr. H. C. Webster; assistant secretary, Mr. J. Gow; committee, Miss-a F. Fielden and J. May all, Messrs. JValder, R. McKenzie. Mclnnarney, «■ Hounslow, H. Wardell, E. Moffitt, U' White, G. Hill, C. Lambert, M. FrankUu, A. J. Co'lings, 13. Macbeth. J. Clark, iMcGowan; handicappers, Mr. Hill letes). Mr. M. Franklin (cyclists); start?-. Air. H. C. Webster; referees, M-,' . Benny (athletes). Mr. B. Houiislc" (cyclists); coach. Air. C. Lambert; delegates to Auckland Centre. Messrs. w'-'" Leod, Webster and L. White (cychn,-.;-Messrs. McLeod and J. Gow (athlete*;-