CYCLING CONTROL.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20330, 13 June 1934, Page 11

CYCLING CONTROL.

Criticism by Mairehau Sports Club.

Following on criticism of the present control of cycling the Mairehau Sports Club at its annual meeting decided to call a meeting of cyclists for June i’J to give those concerned the oportunity to speak for themselves. Mr W. J. Walter presided at the meeting. The annual report stated that the membership had grown during the yea*', on which a loss of 8s 9d was «-hown. Seven road races were held and prize money totalling £44 12s 9d had been paid out.

Officers were elected as follow:—Patron, Mr A. BlackJer; president. Mr \V. J. Walter; vice-presidents, Mr D. G. Sullivan. M.P.. the Rev J„ K. Archer. Mrs W. J. Walter. Miss L. Ford and Messrs P. Blades, R. Stillwell, C • »bor:. t G. Henderson, A. Britten, p. O’Shea. A. Bonis, J. W. Beanland, A. B. L. Smith. L. W. M’Neill, N. Jones, W. P. Spencer, T. W. Crossland, A. R. Mutton, C. Bennett, R. Dunlop. A. Rennie, L. J. Scuffell, C. Hayward, T. Groom, J. Liggins. E. J. Howard. J. M. Coffey and W. A. Pope: club captain, Mr C. Bright: de-puty-captain, Mr C. J. Arnst; honorary secretary, Mr J. H. Parsons; n<-sjstant-secretary, Mr B. A. M’Kaskell; treasurer, Mr P. C. Lucas; Management Committee, Messrs W. J. Holland, K. Wilk*c, H. Hack. L. W. Hill. H. G. Watson, L. Thomas, L. G. Fleming, L. Kench. E. Vincent., W. Wilson, L. W. White, H. Morris, L. Hocking. S. Weir and If Smither; timekeepers, Mrs W. J. Walter and Messrs P. C. Lucas, G. Henderson and W. J. Walter; delegate 3 to tre North Canterbury Centre of the New Zealand Athletic and Cycling Union Messrs W. J. Walter and C. Bright.

The date of the first race of the i.ew season was fixed for Saturday, July 14.