Savage Club Officers

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28254, 16 April 1957, Page 9

Savage Club Officers

The following officers were elected at the sixty-fourth annual meeting of the Christchurch Savage Club: president and Great Chief, Mr J. Moffitt; vice - president, Mr J. L. Luney; secretary, Mr K. A. Hoare; treasurer, Mr H. J. Gillespie; master of ceremonies, Mr A. H. Bissett; programme organiser, Mr R. H. Ogden; council, Messrs D. V. Wilson (past chief), M. Bowman, W. L. Mitchell, W. A. Luney, C. Williams, V. B. McKeague, K. Sharp, R. M. Naysmith and all past chiefs; auditor, Mr W. S. Mac Gibbon; solicitor, Mr R. A. Young; music director, Mr L. Barnes; accompanist, Mr G. L. Russell.

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