GOLF CLUB

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 494, 30 March 1933, Page 4

GOLF CLUB

annual meeting; SOUND POSITION DISCL0SK BY ANNUAL REPORT ELEGTION OF OFFICEffis Dr. S. H. Hay, president, prei over an excellent attendance annual meeting of the Rotorua Club held in St. John's Hall last f ing. In moving the adoption of ^ port and balance sheet, the pr^ outlined th'e work that had bees dertaken and completed durinj year and trav'ersed the various ters mentioned in the (annual « full details of which have at been published in the "Morningf He express'ed' satisfaction aj isotmd position of the club both S cially and as regards memberstj view of the hard tiih.es through 1 the Dominion had passed the cltj every reason to he pleasea ^ way in which progress had be'eni tained. ; The electioip of officers resuit follows:— Patron, Mr. F. W. Wilkie; pre Dr. Hay; vice-presidents, Mess Roe land W. Pakes; captain, 8 La Trohe Hill, vice-captan, J( Walden; committee, Messrs G.] T. Kelly, E. Fenton, E. Barke Hamilton and A. V. P. Ford. Opening Day It was moved by Mr. Waltfe seconded by Mr. La Trobe Hill the official opening be held on 8, but on a'scertaining that this clash with the Hi'gh Sch'ool sports, Mr. Hill suggested that,i greens were ready, the opening be held on Saturday next. Mr. W. Pakes said that in vi the fact that Wednesday was i Day and the opening fixture s was a mixed foursome, Wob April 5 would he a suitable i open and he m'oved accordinglt, was seconded by Mr. Bhtler. On a vote being taken, Mr, amendment was loist and a i between Saturday, April 1 aoi urday April 8 resulted in faii the former. It was decided tq open thei with a mixed foursome, meml choose their own partners ai ponents. It was decided to clo:se th on Anzac Day to coincide i commemoration service times, After some discussion, it m ed to hold a dance at the Club on Saturday next, opening nig a further one on Easter Sa night. At the conclusion of the e Mr. W. W. P. Hall moved i, vote of thanks. to the outgoiii ers for the very excellent m had accomplished to further 1 terests and the welfare of ti This was seconded by Mr. Bi and oarried by acclamation.