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Weybridge
Decorative & Fine Arts Society A Member
Society of NADFAS www.weybridgedfas.org.uk |
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Chairman:
Hugh
Walker, Vice Chairman & Programme
Secretary: Marjorie Tarring,
Treasurer: Margaret Waghorn,
Secretary: Stephen Hayes,
Membership: Liz Moore, Meeting
Arrangements: Joanna Collinson-Jones,
Special Interest Days: Jennifer Rothera |
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MINUTES
of the eleventh Annual General Meeting held at Whiteley Village Hall, Walton-on-Thames
TK12 4EH at 10.00 am on Wednesday 8th September 2010 Present:
133 members and Prof. Ian Beckett (lecturer). 1. Apologies for absence and welcome to
members In
welcoming members to the eleventh Annual General Meeting of Weybridge Group
DFAS, Hugh Walker, Chairman of the Society, recorded that apologies for
absence had been received from 12 members. 2. Minutes of the tenth Annual General
Meeting The
minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 9th September 2009 having been
made available to all members, Susan Trotter proposed, and Gillian Williams
seconded, and the members present voted unanimously by a show of hands that
they be approved. 3. Committee Report Hugh
Walker presented the Committee Report which had been made available to all members. He
said that the last year had been successful and enjoyable. The subscription
was to be raised to £40 due to the higher cost of running the Society; it had
been held for 6 years. He said that most lecturers used digital material, and
he thanked Stephen Gillam-Smith for operating and setting this up. He
expressed thanks to the Warden of Whiteley Village and his staff for use of
the hall and their co-operation generally. He thanked all members who helped
with the car parking, and Eva Paige and Sylvia Webber who helped with the
coffee. He
expressed thanks to retiring committee members, Clare Mitchelmore who was
responsible for visits and was joint vice chairman, Brian McKenna who was
retiring as treasurer, Peter Gorty who was responsible for special interest
days, and Carla Bounds who was responsible for heritage volunteers and young
arts. He
said there was a shortage of members willing and able to serve on the
committee. It had not proved possible to replace Marjorie Tarring as
programme secretary, and she had kindly agreed to serve as vice chairman and
programme secretary for a further year. It had not been possible to find a
member to serve on the committee as responsible for visits, but Tony
Collinson-Jones had kindly agreed to organize these on an ad hoc basis. It
had not been possible to find a member to serve on the committee as
responsible for young arts and heritage volunteers, but Carla Bounds had
agreed to continue keep an eye on these matters though no longer on the
committee. He
thanked Margaret Waghorn for her work as Financial Examiner. Approval
of the Committee Report was requested; Jim Gordon proposed, and Caroline
Gardner seconded, and the members present unanimously voted by a show of
hands that the Committee Report be approved. 4. Accounts for the year to 30th June
2010 Brian
McKenna, Treasurer, presented the accounts which had been made available to
all members. He said that on the income side, the total income was £209 less
than the previous year, and the total expenditure had increased by £1,125.
The net deficit was £416. On the capital side, the funds in hand at the start
of the year were about £18,000, the expenses were primarily the new digital
projection equipment which cost £5,918, leaving a reduced cash balance of
about £11,000. An increase in the
subscription was needed; an increase to £40 would give a small deficit in the
current financial year, then a surplus the following year. Approval of the accounts was requested; Tim
Simpson proposed, Brian Mepham seconded, and the members present by show of
hands unanimously voted that the accounts be approved. 5. Election of officers and committee
members Four
members submitted nomination papers to serve as officers on the committee for
the ensuing year, and these were individually proposed, seconded and
unanimously elected by a show of hands of the members present. Officers:
Hugh
Walker continued with the election of committee members. Three members
submitted nomination papers to serve on the committee for the coming year and
were proposed, seconded and unanimously elected en bloc by a show of hands of
the members present. Committee
Members:
6. Financial examiner Hugh
Walker said that Michael Rothera had kindly undertaken the role of financial
examiner. Michael Moore proposed, and Yvonne Walker seconded and the members
present voted unanimously by a show of hands that he be appointed financial
examiner of the annual accounts for the ensuing year. 7. Next AGM Before
closing the meeting, Hugh Walker told members the next annual general meeting
would be held on 14th September 2011. |
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