SWIMMING CENTRE
CHAIRMAN’S RESIGNATION F.easons for liis resignation were ; j contained in a letter received by the i ! Auckland Centre of the New Zealand ! Amateur Swimming Council -it last j ; evening's meeting from the chairman, i Mr. J. Enwright. ilr. Enwright resigned from the j j centre at the'last meeting as a protest i against the centre dissociating itselt from statements made by the Waite- , mata Swimming Club against the i baths, supervisor, Mr. M. Champion, j Mr. Enwright save lengthy reasons for I his resignation. j After discussion it was decided that j | the letter be received, and that a depu- ! 1 ration consisting of Messrs. R. ' if. I Sheffield, H. Moore. R. For and It. i ; Hardy, wait on Mr. Enwright asking! ; hint to reconsider his decision and I j Pointing out discrepancies in the letter i I The secretary’s action in notifying , jthe New Zealand Council that " tfis |
centre had cancelled a proposed carnival at which the Australian swimmers would appear on their way to the Empire Games, was confirmed. It was decided to present to the two Auckland Empire Games representatives, Miss G. Pidgeon and Mr. G. Bridson, tokens of the centre’s appreciation.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1009, 27 June 1930, Page 7
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