Amateur swimming officers elected
PA Wellington Terry Wall of Dunedin was elected president of the Amateur Swimming Association at its annual meeting which ended in Nelson yesterday. Wall replaced Matamata’s Don Stanley, president for the last two years, who was beaten in a vote. The national selectors for the 1985-86 season are Doug Cain, Laurie Crabb and Norma Williams.
Offiers elected; President, Terry Wall (Otago); vice-presidents, Jackie Clarke (Auckland), Peter Walls (Canterbury); treasurer, Gary Grant
(Wellington); councillors, Graham Brockett (Canterbury), Russell Cushen (Southland), Merle Jonson (Waikato), Bill Matson (Wellington), Ethel Naylor (Southland), Alan Peden (Waikato), Noel Smith (Eastern Districts), Kerry Torrance (Auckland), Norma Williams (Auckland); Olympic and Commonwealth Games executive, Graham Brockett; Olympic and Commonwealth Games delegates, Laurie Crabb (Nelson Marlborough), Russell Cushen; New Zealand selectors Doug Cain (Canterbury), Laurie Crabb, Norma Williams.
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