S. AFRICAN VISIT
“Good thing for sport”
The visit of the South Africa: surf life-saving team was a good thing for the sport In Nev. Zealand, the president of th< Canterbury association (Mr J. A Lee) told the annual genera: meeting last evening. "I feel the correct decision was taken, and thia tour, and the exchange of Ideas, did nothing but good for the surf life-saving movement,” he said. Thanking his officers and commlttee, Mr Lee made special mention of the chief instructor, Mr I. L. Kilroy, and the secretary. Mr G. J. Silvester. Service awards.—Messrs D. E. Hulme, G. W. Harris (both New Brighton), W. G. Manhire and Silvester (South Brighton) were presented with service awards. Officers sleeted.—President, Mr Lee; vice-presidents, Messrs Kilroy, M. T. Melhulsh, J. A. Fielding; secretary, Mr Silvester; treasurer, Mr W. G. Manhire; chief instructor, Mr Kilroy; carnival controller, Mr S. D. Tarrant; gear inspector, Mr D. Quane; registrar, Mr J. Stead; publicity officer, Mr L. J. Tolnton; solicitor, Messrs P. H. Davies and A. I. Cottrell; dele gates to N.Z.S.L.A., Mr Tarran! auditor. Mr G. D. Frost.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32678, 6 August 1971, Page 10
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