AUCKLAND ROTARY CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23011, 12 April 1938, Page 13

AUCKLAND ROTARY CLUB

I GIFT OF £SO TO SCOUTS The need for a challenge to the youth of the Dominion to make greater use of leisure by undertaking physical education and recreational *"ork was stressed by Mr. D. M. Rae, Principal of the Auckland Teachers' Training College, in an address at the Weekly luncheon of the Auckland notary Club yesterday. The president, air. H. T. Thomas, presided. Ihe president referred to the work the boys' work committee, which we club had decided to support ABancially. It was felt that the Boy *°ut movement was one closely associv! t' lo ideals of Rotary, and j* had been decided to make a dona10n °f i'oO to the central committee land V movement in Auckwelcome was extended to visiting notary Club members, who included 'he following:—Messrs. C. .T. Ronald*°n (Christchurch), W. H. Hindy (St. * a ul, Minnesota), A. H. Gaze (MelBourne), ,R. L. Drummond (WhaJlßarei), J), y. Bryant (Hamilton), pt'ier visitors welcomed were: —Messrs. Wilson (Kast London. South Africa), K. \. White (Melbourne), Y* Millet (Portland, Oregon). S. Clarke (Melbourne), E. Branzek vbwpden). X. Wakefield. C. O. Bryant laarnilton), A. J. Coleman (Wellington). hj«, h « also extended fare*e'ls to three members who are leaves on tours abroad. Mr. G. Park will the New Zealand representative at world conference of crippled children's associations in the United States May 8 to Mav 12.. Mr. v Tames H??L ock be the official delegate of the club at the International Rotary convention at San Francisco in June. "Ir. W. Fortune will shortly leave on recruiting trip. 1j * ' - Bryant, of the Hamilton notary Club, who is shortly leaving for j™?'*nd. was also extended a farewell •la j expressed his thanks to Anckmembers for the support they had | |*®}"ded him in the Waikato Land ttlernepf Society activities.