BOWLING.

Temuka Leader, Issue 10589, 26 August 1930, Page 1

BOWLING.

- <;i<;n/\u>i.\!<s cixi;. Tim annual nieedng of die doraldine Rowling Club was held in Air Williamson's room:; on Thursday eveni))- 1 , when Air Hamilton presided our a largo ad.eiiclancv. of members. 'fhe report and balance-shea I'as aiready published in .his journal) were adopi'-d, die linaiice.., 01 die club being in a sal Ninciory position. The pr.'sid. id refeired Mi lb" 10.-,-; lb" (dub had susiaiued by the de;tih of one of its oldest members. Air A. Stringer; also by the removal from Hie district of Mr W. Ilayward, lo Tiniaru, and of Air T. Irving. The resignations of Messrs C,. Loach, J. W. Miller. W. llayward, 11. M. Xeut/.e, and 'A. Sherrat! were recidved wiih regret. The retiring secretary (.Mr (5. Loach) was voled Ihe usual honorarium of three :.:nineas, and il was agreed thai a letler of appreciation be scnl lo him for his valuable services m Ihe club. The following ollicers were then clerred for die ensuing year:Palrons. Messrs T. M. Murnell. ALP., and J. Kennedy; presidonl, Air A. A. Readdie; vice-president, Air W. McClure; secrelary. Air T. J. Palerson; treasurer. Air .1. D. AlcKoi hnie; audilors, Messrs W. AlcClttre and J. R. Lack; ddegalo |o Souih Canlorbury ('(litre, .Mr R. Shillilo; delegate to Spoils Associal ion, All' 15. Mayes; commit lee, .Messrs .1. It. Lack, (1. X. Valeiiline, W. Jlamillon, W. Henry, and ii. Logan; green steward, .Mr W. Henry; handicappel's and controllers of competitions, Messrs 10. R. lieckell, W. Hamilton, and S. 11. Turner; selectors, Mr li. Logan (Thursday), Air J. I). AlcKochnie (Saturday); refreshment sieward, Air P. Logan. 11. was decided to recommend to die committee lo run (he competitions on the (wo-lil'e system. A resolution was passed sympathising w-illi Air Al. d. Williams and Air T. Iluahes. in Hour illness, and tin' secrelary was insiructod to send diem a letter to that effect. A vote of appreciation was passed lo Air 11. Shillilo, (lie delegate to the South' Canterbury Centre, for his past' services. Several new members were nominated, and the president mentioned that there was a prospect of several new members joining the club, and this would more than offsel Ihe loss of members '»y resignation.