GREY BOWLING CLUB.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 July 1923, Page 3

GREY BOWLING CLUB.

'(he annual meeting of the Grey- j mouth Bowling Club was held L.st nigbi, Mr D. Tenneiit being in the chair. Tiie Chairman said they had a credit balance of £7B and they would be able to pay about 0s 8(1 in the C oil their ,1,4,1. Last year they rodutod Hie debt from £:>00 t* l £24o* .11, .1. Steer "as elected President. Mr George Marker was appointed vice14e>idcut. and Mr D. McKay. Scaretiijy and Tivsisuut. Tl„. R [Mowing centre was elected: Messrs Tenneiit. Graham. Cochrane. Scott, B’air and La"n. Mr ,|. Ring was appointed delegate to the West Coast ( entre.^ Mr Topli.-s thought that" two rinks slaml.l lie pickeil out to represent Grcymoiith at the tournament. He moved in that direction as a recommendation t„ the Centre. The motion was seconded and carried. The question of Sunday fowls was brought up by Mr AY. Fletcher, who said that bowls was played on Sunday in other places, and. why not m Greymoiitli y It was a burning question on which members felt strongly. All i"""nor of games were now played on Sunday and he thought that bowls should !!C allowed. He gave notice of motion that a special meeting lie called m to. future at which the question o. Sunday bowls he discussed. Mr Reynolds suggested that it _e recommendation to the incoming Committee. That would allow lor the maitrr being discussed at once. The Chairman said the notice of meticit would have to be considered. They would have to leave the matter until the special meeting.