ISLAND BAY CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 6, 6 July 1929, Page 7

ISLAND BAY CLUB

hrU^ T UrnS year ™re said to' be very taon. Several new- members were elected anl oth t ei' nominations were forthcoming Ihe _ following officers for 1929-30 were e!ected:-President, Mr. J. H. M'lW vice-president, Mr. J. M. Hale; hon secreM^'n^- H- V- Clerke; hon- treasurer, Mr. H. jDrxon; management committee, Messrs D.Munro, J. A. Campbell, W £ S *Z- J- Churchill, G. W. Key, H Hobbs, J. Jenkins, W. K. Scrymgeour, and i._ A. Hen-on; hon. auditor. Mr. H Hitchms. • The subscription for the season was fixed to include a levy of Is per member tor the earthquake relief fund Messrs. D. Munro, J. M. Hall, and H. Jiobbs were elected selectors for Saturday games, and Mr. W. L. M'Lean sole selector for Wednesday fixtures. "Percentage Fours" will again be the principal Saturday afternoon game. Regarding senior Pennants; the delegate to the Wellington Bowling Centre was instructed to move at the next meeting that all clubs participating in the Pennant competition should be required to enter 60 per cent, of their membership or the nearest number to that percentage- that would ensure the necessary grouping, thus eliminating the uneven representation of clubs prevailing last season. Mr. A. Dnucan generously donated trophies for future "champion pairs" contests, and Mr. J. Smith trophies for future "champion rinks" competitions, and both gentlemen were accorded hearty votes of thanks. Warm approval was expressed o£ the daylight saving legislation, and members trust the present Parliament will approve of "the full hour. Hearty appreciation was recorded of the valued services rendered by Messrs. J. A. Conder and F. A. Earnshaw, .who did not.seek re-election to the committee, also of the services of last year's officers, particularly the secretary, treasurer, and hon. auditor.