SUCCESSFUL OARSMEN

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22338, 24 May 1947, Page 6

SUCCESSFUL OARSMEN

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES With appropriate congratulations and app.aure. prizes won in the season's contests of the P.B. Rowing Club were presente a in the club's social room a» the principal items in a programme rendered replete with enjoyment by suitable toasts and \aricd items of enjoyment Mr. A. Kirk was a popular chairman. Events and prizewinners in the presentation list were: First Trial Fours.—tV. McLeod (.sir) C. McLeod, h. Carnegie, A Pert, P. Naden (cox). Second Trial Fours.—J. Barrett (sir), B. Knebcl. B. ITerivel, R. Carnegie, J. Barns'a iher (cox). President’s Fours.—J. Barrett (sir), C. McLeod. B. Herivat. R. Phelps, D. Neil (cox). New Tear Fours.—C. McLeod (sir.), G. liobcrott. W. O'Brien. P. Role. Maiden Crew', L.V.A. Shield. —C. McLeod (s.r.), I. Charles, G. Allen, B. Lewis. D. Neil (cox). Pair-oar coxswain, Harris and Hill Shield.—P. Naden. Consistent coxswain.—P. Naden and D. Neil, equal. 'ine toasts honoured were: "East Coast Rowing Association,” proposed by Mr. J. Barrett and responded to by Mr. A. Kirk; “Sister Clubs,” Mr. W. McLeod—Mr. R. Allen; "Successful Oarsmen," Mr. M. Varley— Mr. C. McLeod; "Absent Members,” Mr A. Kirk. A proposal that social assemblies be held during the winter months drew enthusiastic support and Messrs. 1. Charles. B. Lewis. D. McLeod, B. ITerivel and W. Boleran were appointed as the organising committee.