ROWING

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22518, 28 September 1938, Page 14

ROWING

CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION ELECTION OP OFFICERS It was decided at the annual general meeting of the Canterbury Bowing Association last night that if pennis sion obtained the mterprovmcial eight-oar championship* would be held at Stewart’s Gully at Easter. It was also decided that another learn-to-row week should be held this season, A motion of gratitude was earned unanimously to the retiring president (Mr F. D. Kesteven). , . The following officers were elected: —Patron, Mr F, D. Kesteven; president. Mr R. E. Nightingale; vice-presidents, Messrs W. H. Evans. G. H. Hobbs (Avon Rowing Club to nominate a third vicepresident); secretary and treasurer, Mr R. J. Hobbs; auditor, Mr G. L Berry; delegates to the New Zealand Amateur Rowing Association, Messrs A. D., Bayfield, S. I. Kidd, M. A. Turner; delegate , to Pioneer Amateur Sport* Club, Mr R. J. Hobbs; hcad-of-nver committee, ; Messrs C. A. Cooper, G. H. Hobbs, JB. Taylor, and F. Agassiz; boat committee. Messrs F. L. Booth, S. R. Walker, G. H. Hobbs, and A. T. Evans. The appointment of a selector and coach was left over until another meeting of the executive. As a mark of respect to Mr XJ. Lee, ■ who died recently, the meeting stood in silence.