WOODVILLE A. & P. SOCIETY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1828, 14 August 1913, Page 8

WOODVILLE A. & P. SOCIETY.

CONCERNIIsG THE ANNUAL SHOW, At tho . annual, meetiug of tho Woodvitlo A. aiul'l'.'AsMJaatiou, Mr E. Harding moved:'."That owing to lack of 'interest displayed by locul J'aruiers and the .public ;gcnoi'ully the members consider the advisability of termiiiatinj; the holding of a show." -Tho- juctioii was responsible for considerable discussinli, and : a revival of interest in the association's welfare. On being put t:i> Hie meeting the motion was lost on the voices. Air. Escott, M.l 1 ., moved a. hearty vote of 'thanks to Jlr. Harding for tho motion forward, and folt thai, I lie desire which prompted him to move the motion was to stimulate the members into more, .activity. •' He .hoped that all per-, sonal-' differences would ..be forgotten, .'and that, the .society would eutciKe into a real livo institution.. , Tho tdeslion, of officers resulted os follows:— I'atTOii, Mr. N. Bolton; president, Mr. • ;\V. 'H. Oiu«ford j vice-presidents, Messrs. Escott, Beattie, Murray,' .and Charmtey; committee, Me-srs. Al<ii-<»aii, lticliarcls, (jovenlocl;, Oliver. M'. Murray, E. Ruddick, F. S. Veil!,' G. l'ecbles I'enfold, T.. It. liusbaml: auditors,' Messrs. Gnthurd and Pickering. iMr. Husband, the secretary of the society, handed ill his resignation, which was accepted.