RUGBY KEENNESS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21964, 7 March 1946, Page 10

RUGBY KEENNESS

OLD BOYS’ MEETING NEW MEMBERS OFFERING SENIOR EASTER MATCH Tho nnuiKil nicotine of the Old Bovs Eucjbj Football Club was hold in the Bon Accord tea rooms Inrt r.isht, Mr. G. J. Jcm.e uresidmjr over an attendance of TO members and intendiiiK members. In moving the adoption of the report and balance sheet, Mr. Jcime pointed out that, theme'll 1 lie profit for the season might seem small, the club possessed what would become, when complete'!, a well-' ipiippeil clubhouse. He also complimented the committee on the excellent results produced by the companions comluclcd during the season. The following oflicers wire elected: Tatrou. Mr, F, Tolertou; president, Mr. tl. .1. Jennet vice-president* Messrs. 1!. Chalmers, A. .1. Hidet - . K. I'itr.eerahl. J. Forshr.w. S. K. White. A. Owen. A. F. Owen, jun., K. A. Wood ward. C. Corlet. K. It. Ilichanls, T. Smale, .'. 10. Har.ln r. U. Hods. F. Fit-mauriee. A. upt oil. C. G. Wall. t\ I.oek'tt. lb I. \. Field 11. ( amineham. V. liutl. r, \\ . h. Maude. IT r.ivi:ie;slor.e. F. Harris: hou. secretary. Mr. f. Famher: Iron, treasurer. Mr. : elnb captain. Mr. *• "all: conelies, «ei:ior,-. Mr. C. G. Wall: junior, Messrs. 10 Felton and 10. White: thirds. Mr. P. Felton; commitee, Messrs. A. .1. Elder, .!. Ttowe, Jim Barbour. N. Suntmeby. T. Corlet, C llnvs. .1. Richards : delegate? to P.8.R.U.. Messrs'. E. Felton and A. .1. Elder. n„ the mol ion of the treasurer, it was decid'd (lint the subscription:; would remain the same as for tho previous sgt-ou. When nominal ions for new members ueie called for the response was very encouraging. t!S bam: proposed, including at least seven prospective seniors. Mr. C. G. Wall then announced that the senior team of the Technical Old Boys’ Football Club, Napier, would visit Gisborne at. Easter to play Old Boys’ senior team, and members were urged to do all they could to help billet the team. When formal proceedings were completed a light supper was served, and members took advantage of the opportunity to make acquaintance with newcomers. The large attendance, their enthusiasm, and the past achievements of the club make the prospects for a successful season very bright, indeed. It was announced that club practices would commence on Saturday, March 16.