SWIMMING

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25020, 31 October 1946, Page 4

SWIMMING

I TAYLOR’S MISTAKE SURF CLUB

An appeal to club members to encourage juniors to take an interest in life-saving was made in the report presented at the annual meeting of the Taylor’s Mistake Surf and Life-Saving Club. To r.ttract junior swimmers, the committee had realised that week-end accommodation would have to be provided. and had fitted out the pavilion with living quarters and cooking ggulpment. and had laid on water and afectric light, it was stated. Membergrip was reported to total 164. following officers were elected: a»aawon, Mr H. L Ballin; vice-patron, Mr A Barrett: president, Mr E. S. Vel-Vice-presidents, Messrs T. J. ArchMHL H. Bailey, M. Bolam, N. S. ■etchelor, H. H. Benson, A. I. CotVtlL J. Flockart, J. Franks, H. T. Geld mi th. G. Haxell, L. G. Hahn, J.

C. Hobson, G. Hodge, C. Lange, G. Sevicke Jones, C. Saunders, J. Tait, J. C. Wallace, A. Wakelin, C. K. White, Dr. D. H. Symes; captain, Mr H. G. Goldsmith; vice-captain, Mr I. Gunderson; secretary-treasurer, Mr R. E. Russell; surgeon, Dr. J. P. McQuilkin; instructors, Messrs H. G. Goldsmith, I. Gunderson, C. Roscoe, J. Young; committee, Messrs S. A. F. Agar, W. Darby, H. O. Gunderson, L. Hahn, G. Law, J. McKinley, A. Thonwson; delegate to Royal Life-Saving Society, Mr C. Roscoe; delegates to Canterbury Surf Association, Mr H. G. Goldsmith and Mr I. Gunderson; custodian, Mr W. Darby; auditor, Mr T. Ritchie.