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MINUTES OF THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE BEAUMARIS TREE PRESERVATION SOCIETY HELD ON 16TH MARCH 1953 |
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were Mr. (John) Carroll in the chair, Mesdames (Edith [Bea]) Hosking, (Catherine) Carroll, Paull, Bernard-Carroll, (Susan) McDougall. Messrs. (A. G.) Hay and Plumridge. |
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Apologies |
were received from Mesdames Stricklam, (Sheila) Ridland, Forester, Waters. Messrs. Waters & Holmes. |
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of (Committee) meeting held on 2nd March 1953 were read, and accepted on motion of Mrs. (Catherine) Carroll, seconded by Mrs. (Edith [Bea]) Hosking. |
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Correspondence |
was from - Parents' and Citizens' Association of Beaumaris
enclosing a very kind and welcome donation of £5. |
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Mr. (John) Carroll reported contact with the Borough of Ringwood, whose campaign "Why Ringbark Ringwood" is worthy of note because of similar aims to Beaumaris Tree Preservation Society.
Mrs. (Edith [Bea]) Hosking was elected President on motion of Mr. Plummer and Mrs. Paull.
Mrs. (Susan) McDougall Secretary proposed by Mr. (John) Carroll sec. Mr. (A. G.) Hay The Committee announced that it had co-opted the following members, Mesdames Paull, Bernard-Carroll, Troedel, Forrester, Stricklam, (Sheila) Ridland, (A. G.) Hay, (Catherine) Carroll, Hutchinson, Waters, Jenkins, Messrs. Holmes, Waters, Andrews, Paull, (Norman) Hosking.
Constitution of the BEAUMARIS TREE PRESERVATION SOCIETY Name 1. The name of the organization shall be the 'Beaumaris Tree Preservation Society'. Objects 2. The objects of the Society shall be: (a) to encourage to the greatest degree possible the preservation of the native flora and fauna in the Beaumaris area; (b) to encourage and participate in the replanting of native flora in the same area; (c) to encourage and participate in the planting of suitable trees and shrubs in nature strips and parks and on the foreshore within the same area; (d) to promote a public conscience favourable to the carrying out of the aforesaid objects; (e) to buy, sell and lease land and to mortgage the same; (f) to enter into correspondence and to make contracts with other organizations, persons and companies and with municipal and other authorities; (g) to do all such things as may in the opinion of the Society assist in the promotion of the said objects. Membership 3. Any person or body may, with approval of the Committee, become a member of the Society on payment of an annual subscription of two shillings or such other sum as is determined by the Society from time to time. Such subscription shall be payable annually not later than the first day of September in each year and shall make a member financial until the 31st day of August in the succeeding year and entitled to exercise the rights of membership. Meetings 4. The Society shall meet annually during the month of September and at such other intervals or at such times as the President shall fix. The President shall also call a meeting whenever requested in writing by twelve members or one half of the membership whichever is less. Committee 5. The affairs of the Society shall be managed by a committee elected at a general meeting and thereafter at each annual general meeting and shall consist of a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, together with such other persons as the Committee may from time to time co-opt. 6. The Committee may make its own rules for the conduct of its meetings and for the conduct of general meetings. Trustees 7. The President, Secretary and Treasurer shall be the trustees of the property of the Society excepting real property. They shall open a bank account in the name of the Society. All cheques must be signed by the following: President, Secretary, Treasurer. 8. There shall be three trustees appointed by the Committee for the purpose of holding any real property of which the Society may become possessed. The trustees shall hold that office until death, retirement or removal by a general meeting. Amendment of Constitution 9. This Constitution may be amended only by a majority vote at a general meeting of which one month's notice has been sent through the post to members, or published in the Beaumaris Newsletter, Standard News or other local paper or displayed in any appropriate place or places and containing particulars of the proposed amendments. |
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Minutes of all the General Meetings since the Inaugural Meeting |
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