LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15612, 9 June 1916, Page 10

LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY.

MEETING OF EXECUTIVE. The executive of the ChristobuTcih Brsmch of the Royal Life-Saving Society irrat last evening, Mr K. Bos sett presiding. Mr Barrett took his seat as delegate from tho Taylor's Mistake Club. Tho Richmond Swimming dub was granted affiliation. Mr M. P. Jones, a member of the Expeditionary Force, asked tho Centre to grant him a bronze medal in pl&oe of one lost when ho was helping wounded on GalUpoli. The request was granted. Two n«w members were elected. The following certificates were awarded: — Honorary instructors—H. A. Yajßllcy and F. P. Sutcr. Proficiency—A. Barrett, H. Wood, W. Shaw, T. Macrae, Margaret S. Euoor, Alice V. Whitta, Joycc J. Travers, Hears V. Lindsay, Jessie S. Blanch. Joan M. Curvington, Gwendoline M. Rawraley. Leah A. Davison,'Evelyn A. Millton, Eleanor M. Salter. Leonard Barrett, David Allen Barns, Albert C. Sparrow, j F. Green, K. Attwood. Bronze Medallions—A. Barrett, R. Wood, W. Shaw, J. Maine, Margaret S. En tor, Sheila G. Oriivie. Edith G. Ogilvio. Aiken \. Whitta, .15. J. Yeornin, H. 51. Sparrow, L. Barrett. I>. A. Barns, A. C. Sparrow, T. "Green, and E. Attwood. The snm of £15 was voted towards the cost of the Taylor's Mi&tako pavilion Mr Billson (secretary) having announced his intention of going to tho front, the chairman oulogistically referred to his porvices. hi 3 remarks being cupportcd by Miss Vino und others. It was decided to Jeavo the appointment of a successor in the hands of tho president and vice-president. The resignation of Mr Dizon (treasurer) was accepted.