ROTARY CLUB OFFICERS

Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 54, 1 September 1945, Page 8

ROTARY CLUB OFFICERS

Officers of the Wellington Rotary Club have been elected for 1945-46 as follows: —President, Mr. V. M. Edgar; vice-president, Mr. C. H. Weston, K.C.; sergeant-at-arms, Mr. F. H. Drewitt; hon. treasurer, Mr. W. H. Earnshaw; hon. secretary, Mr. W. H. Preston; executive secretary, Miss F. M. Low; directors, Messrs. D. Bowie, J. W. Penman, I. Matheson, W. S. McLean, R. O'Shea, and W. P. Walker. The annual report for the year ended May 31 last shows a total membership of 131. The club distributed among its activities the sum of £561. A special YE Day collection of £109 11s was made up to £100 sterling from the activities fund and remitted to the London Rotary Club to be devoted to the assistance of children from horr"-~ which hud suffered bomb damarrr. ''"'" '"lub initiated a proposal to form a United Youth Council in Wellington, an interim committee has been ft up to devolop the idnn. Th° vnrioti- ciub committees, such as comrrunit^' s^'viee, fellowship, hosnit"li't*'- intrrn-'tiTPl service. J. R. McK^vie Y-'i;h Education Trust, musiC'il. V-con: -uci'-ri. Rotary information, cpo'-t'". "H^ vocational service, all ex-p^ri'-n"''^ • jn active year. One of the «•-';'• ■"•■■— ••-Mvities was in connection [•■■'• t!^ f'-:-:natio:i of a tuberculosis association in Wellington.