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Beth Paterson |
The
SLGA AGM took place yesterday Saturday 19th 2013, at the Dewars Centre in Perth.
Captain Maureen Woodhead and and many Renfrewshire County members attended the meeting.
The meeting started on a sombre note when President,
Margaret McNaughton, asked for a moment's silence to remember three stalwarts of the Scottish women's game who died within the last year. They were Ethel Jack, Phyllis Wylie and Elizabeth Pook (Chadwick)
SLGA's Chairman
Shona Malcolm then gave an informative annual report which was followed by the Finance Director
Pamela Walton 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 McNaughton was re - elected as President and West of Scotland's
Jean Cameron, Wendy Cameron, Nancy Chisholm, Rosemary Dykes and
Belle Robertson were all re elected as Vice Presidents. -- (There are 12)
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Audrey Sturgess and Fiona Cowan |
Audrey Sturgess from
Haggs Castle was elected as the West Division representative to replace
Fiona Cowan whose term of office has expired.
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.
Isabel Crawford (Troon Ladies) was re elected as Performance Director
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Alex Glennie |
One new Scottish Selectors was appointed -
Alex Glennie (West) from Kilmarnock Barassie to replace Anne Laing whose term of office has expired.
Noreen Fenton (East Division), Addi Shamash (South) remain as Selectors for their second year and Cara Gruber (North Division) for her third year.
Fiona de Vries was reappointed as the Scottish Repesentative on the International Selection Committee of the LGU
Past Renfrewshire County
Beth Paterson -- Past Renfrewshire County Captain, SLGA board Member as Performance Director for 4 years and
Eastwood Golf Club Member
was then elected to be Chairman to replace
Shona Malcolm whose term of office has expired.
The meeting finished within an hour with a very able Vote of Thanks from Mary Summers, Captain of Angus County