Ward Dishes Out the Cash

So, with the excitement over, it was on, to the reports. Anthony Ward, back from his much-publicised junket to Auckland to hire films, said he had nothing to report, although he informed us later of the get-togethers he had been having for the SRC officers.

Not to be outdone, Anne Dwyer gave us a run-down on the regional cooperation that was taking place in cultural affairs, with the folk club zipping off to Palmerston North, and Te Reo Maori heading down the South Island.

John Henderson, looking tired and shagged out after all the work he'd been doing over the last week, told a very distraught meeting that he was going to have to apply for a month's leave of absence in order to earn enough money to keep going.

Executive members had just about recovered their composure in time to listen to Vice President Steve Underwood speak to two up-to-date financial statements he presented on SASRAC and the Orientation Hop. These reports had been requested by the last exec meeting, and everyone seemed content with their content, so after a quick summary of National Executive goings-on from Gyles, it was onto electing members of the Studass Election Committee.