SWIMMING.
OLYMPIC CLUB
A meeting of the exceut ve of the Olymp’c Amateur Surf and Swimming Club was held on b riclay evening, when Mr A. M. Dune, n presmed over the following members: Messrs F. H. M. Warner, IV. F. Ingram, G. J. Jeune, R. C. Benson, H. Hunter and M. R. Fry. The Chairman welcomed the new members to the committee and stated that he was sure that from present Indications the committee would be called upon to pursue a very act ve. programme during this coming cgjj SOI). Mr J. Grant, who has new left the. district, w: s struck off the ; strength and the l'o lowing new members; were elected: Dr. Rico, 0. D. Bennett, A. Bennett, A. Do Costa, R. Warner, T. Warner, L. Godfrey and M ss NWalker. . Mr P. P. Orviss’ resignation from the committee was accepted with regret the chairman eulogising the work done by Mr Orviss since the inception of the club. The following sub-committees were nppo nted: Delegates to G sbome School Committee to act in conjunction w th the de egatos or the Gisborne Swimming Club, Messrs. G. J. Jeune and M. R. Fry; delegates to H B Centre, Messrs F. V. Apperler rnd J. H. Meek: delegates to joint bath committee, Messrs A. M. Duncan, H. Hunter and M. Fry; works committee, Messrs R. C. Benson, W. F. Irmrani and 11. Bennett; carruvai committee, Messrs F. H. M. M arnei, H. Hunter, G. J. Jeune, A. At. Duncan and M. R- Fry ; finance committee, IMessrs A. M. Duncan, G. J. Jeune and M. R. Fry. The nppointn ent oi see al committee, beach committee, water polo committee and _ carnival officers was lot stand unti. the next meet ng of the eonimittee. Dr. Rice, a representative niemoer, was appointed capta n of the water nolo team. , - Messrs W. F. Ingram and M. KFrv were appointed a sub-committee to approach the Foresters’ juvenile section with a vow to them being admitted to collect‘ve membersh por the club. Permission to use the reel was "ranted, also tlio.rght to wear the club co ors with any badge, the delegates to report bacit ’to a subsequent meeting. ' ± - The secretary was empowered to make similar arrangements. wJL the Y.M.C.A., rnd under the wing of the Olympic, it is antic pa ted that both these factions should prove to huilll up a healthy rival:y m competitive swim in ng, reel .work. and water polo.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10140, 28 October 1925, Page 8
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