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| Maureen and Gillian |
The
SLGA AGM took place yesterday Saturday 28th 2012, at the
Dewars Centre in
Perth.
Captain
Maureen Woodhead and Vice Captain
Gillian McGinlay plus many Renfrewshire County members attended the meeting.
The meeting started on a sombre note as out-going President,
Emma Wilson, asked for a moment's silence to remember three stalwarts of the Scottish women's game who died within the last year. They were past British Champion and Curtis Cup player
Moira Milton, past Vet's Captain and President
Liz Miskimmin and Scottish Senior Internationalist
Moira Thomson.
SLGA's Chairman
Shona Malcolm then gave an informative annual report which was followed by the Finance Director Lynne Terry's detailed accounts annual review. The annual report of the Scottish representatives on the Executive Council of the LGU was then given by Lorna Bennett.
Margaret MacNaughton was elected as President and Renfrewshire's
Wendy Cameron and
Rosemary Dykes were both re elected as one of the 12 Vice Presidents.
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| Kevin Craggs and Beth Paterson |
RLCGA's Past Captain
Beth Paterson retired after serving 4 years on the board in as Performance Director and is replaced by
Isabel Crawford who was elected to the board.
Lynne Terry steps down as Finance Director after 10 years service - As will the company Secretary
Sheila Hartley who retires in February.
Kevin Craggs was reappointed as the Scottish Representative on the Training Panel of the LGU and
Dr Lynne Terry and
June McEwan were reappointed as the Scottish Representatives on CONGU.
The new Scottish Selectors were appointed -
Noreen Fenton (East) and past Renfrewshire County player
Addi Shamash (South).
Anne Laing (West Division) and
Cara Gruber (North Division) remain as Selectors for their second year.
Isabel Crawford was reappointed as the Scottish Repesentative on the International Selection Committee of the LGU and her deputy
Fiona de Vries who also was appointed onto the International Selection Committee of the LGU.
The Annual Membership Subscription for the SLGA remained at £14.
There was no further discussion on amalgamation with the SGU as further talks are in progress. The only AOCB point was the mention of Distance Measuring Devices which the SLGA have still followed the R&A advice. However, Shona Malcolm stated that with so many Clubs and Organisations allowing them now then she was sure that perhaps this may change -- So watch this space !!
The meeting finished within an hour with a very able Vote of Thanks from Mary Richardson, Captain of Midlothian County Ladies.
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