SANDON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 21, 22 December 1937, Page 10

SANDON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) SANSON, Doc. 20. Mr A. K. Drew presided over a good attendance at the annual meeting of tho Sandon Sports Club. The following officers were elected:—Patron, Mr J. H. Fagan; president. Mr A. K. Drew; vice-presi-dents, Messrs C. Eglinton, F. S. Collier, A. Kilpatrick, R. D. McKelvie, D. G. Warner, G. J. Arnott, W. E. Pearce, W. H. Henson and J. M. Croucher; executive, Messrs A. K. Drew, S. L. Orr, A. Kilpatrick, C. Eglinton, F. Collier, M. Pearce and E. N. Butler; hon. treasurer and secretary, Mr S. L. Orr; assistant secretary, Mr M. Pearce; hon. auditor, Mr S. L. Kent; programme committee, the president, secretary and Messrs A. Kilpatrick, C. Eglinton and E. N, Butler. Mr C. Eglinton said that he thought the time had come when senior events should be added to the programme. Should this bo decided upon, it would not be possible to carry on with the same gate charges. Mr A. K. Drew agreed with Mr Eglinton, ; 'nc] thought that the policy to be adopted 'his year should be considered by the programme committee, and it was decided that, ihc committee bring a report to the next general meeting. The balance-sheet showed a credit balanco of £lB 5s lOd. As the sports had had to be abandoned this year, this was considered quito satisfac- , to:ry. It was decided to present a badge ti. to tho two life.members, Mr A. Anderson and Mr A. Sanson. The president expressed thanks to the secretary for the WC T' C he had demo an( ] ur g ec j members to endeavour t 0 obtain new members. >The report stated, inter alia: “We regret tgSxecOrd ho passing of the !ate Mr ,T. who one of the foundatiommembers and who always took a very keen.,interest m o m - activities. To the relatives:,:-^ extend our deepest sympathy T lhcir - ",' al ," l V'"h of one of our vicc-presid#nts„ Mi W. ~ Hcnaon vho had ahvaW‘f*Wgn a very Uo cn snter ! en in the clubs w#»re and had „i ven invaluable help numV„. r of * ™ We d„ s ire to rcfer',to.>tbe departure [ ro m the duirict of the assistant secretary. Mr ' v . •». Tonkins, who an acti ve inter* -t tho club. 0 * ast year the ebrt, had a credit MltMe of £3fi 4 Id, wine,, has been reduc*j|K»Blß 5s lOd. . This can - considered quite : -®satisfaci.,ry,: ; n view ,j |e expenditurewas in- . curredig- aSPHL