Table tennis record “outstanding”

Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32879, 30 March 1972, Page 12

Table tennis record “outstanding”

“The past season baa been a very healthy one,” said the president of the Canterbury Table Tennis Association, Mr A. B. McCallum, at the annual meeting of the association last night Addressing delegates from 19 dubs and sub-associations, Mr McCallum congratulated players on their outstanding record which included wins in all but one of the regular representative fixtures. Canterbury also did well to preserve its A grade status in the New Zealand teams championships. Congratulations were also extended to association players who represented the South Island in its first outright win over the North. The coming season appeared an exciting one, said Mr McCallum. Canterbury was holding the New Zealand championships and negotiations were continuing for visits by TaHttan and Chinese teams. Mr M. Mullany, on behalf of the Riccarton dub, moved that the executive committee has no

voting powers at general meetings fie said that the policymaking was not fully in the hands of the delegates. Mr R. G. Hart (vice-president) Strongly opposed the motion <m the grounds that the executive committee was not working for any club but for the good of the Mercer that allAand A reowve grade Noyers wear uniform coloured shorts wag carried. Penalties to teams and players not conforming with these rules will be sent to dubs after a meeting of the exiStive committee. Officers elected were:—Patron, Mr e. M. McCallum; treasurer. Mt M. A. Cox; executive committee, Mesdames T. Adamson J Flint,