Finlay McIver

Finlay Duffus McIver, also spelt MacIver, lived from 1895 until 31 March 1965 and was a Scottish international lawn bowler who competed at the British Empire and Commonwealth Games, now known as the Commonwealth Games. He attended the Inverness Royal Academy, lived on Crown Drive in Inverness and was a member of the Inverness Bowls Club. He represented the Scottish team at the 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Vancouver, Canada, taking part in the fours event with George Budge, Herbert Morton and John Carswell and finishing in tenth place. Outside bowls he was the senior partner in the family furniture and undertaking business of MacIver and Company, and after his death a lawn bowls competition was named in his honour.