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Jennie Kalmuclt Wins Free-For-AILTrot

See Keen Racing At Night Program

)Four Horses Get New

Marks In Keen Battles .At Afternoon Race Meet

Upwards of 4.000 people crowd- ed into the stands and grounds of the Exhibition Raceway yesterday afternoon where they witnessed a line card of close, keen racing that saw the standing records of four horses go by the board; when they came roaring home to set new ones.

The 10-dash card. which was in- terspersed with an excellent vaudeville show. produced chang- ing battles in practically every event. and although the favourites hold true to form in the majority, three decided upsets added extra interest to pay off well at the pari- lnutuels.

The first four events on the card saw the winning horses in three of them set new records.

Annls Boy. a brown gelding own- ed and driven by George Call- bcck of Summerside flashed to the wire for three straight wins in the second division of the 2:25 pace. lowering his mark to 2:14 2-5 in the first dash. Winning two of the three dashes of the first division 2 26 (rot, Lusty": Queen. owned 12' Hines and Nicholson. Halifax. sheared 2-5 of a second off her .e'anding mark when she trotted the first mile in a time of 2:14.

Tyndall Semple. owned and d':ivori by George Woodside of Fredericton. N. B.. pulled a major upset in the final dash on the card. the first division 2:26 trot. outstripping Lusty's Queen and Uaandale to the wire for a new (me of 2:16 1-5. is large 2 1-5 see- rnd off his previous mark bf 2.18 (-5

Ahbeland. owned by J. S. Watts of Gaspe. Quebec. shaded his previous mark of 2:10 4-5. the fest- ect. time of the meet. by a matter of 1-5 a second in winning the opening dash of the second divis- ion 2:10-2:20 classified. or. 1-looper's Billy McVey. driven by Harvey Cormler. scored Vith the biggest upset of the day in the Mcond dash of that event, to pay ,3) ticket holders 543.80.

The other longshot to come to the wire ahead of the favourites was Prince Budlong. owned and dfiven by Harold Cudmore of Irackley. when he went to front It. the first tum to stay on top a winner all the way. despite repeat- el challenges from the rest of the fxald Rusty Hanover. owned and driven by Paul Woodcock. St Stephen. N B. won the first heat of the class in 2:11 4-5

1st. 5th do 9th Dashes Second Division 2:25 Pace

Ann's Boy (Callibeck),... Shining Hour (Lewis) ..

....l11 222

Lady Abner (Moreside) I 3 3 Dean Swift (0'Meara) 3 6 6 Billy Budlong (R. MacDon-

ald) . . .4 4 4 Bessie Budlong 6 5 0 Miss Playfiair (W. Kelly) .0 'l 7 Buddy Clegg (Cormier) 'IBdr

Times: 2.14 W5 (new record).

2.15 NS. 2.16 U5. Winning horse owned by

Callbeck, Summerside. Pari-mutuels: ' lst. dash, 56.30.

Geo

3.60. 3.402 3.10. 3.00; 4.60. 5th dash. 53.80. 2.50. 2.60: 2.50. 2.70: 3.80. 0th dash. 03.30. 2.50. 2.30:

M30. 2.40: 2.70. and. 6th or loth Dashes First Division 2:26 Trot

Lusty's Queen (Walker) . Tyndall Sem-ple (Woodside) Joandale (C. Willis). Milda-le (W. Kelly).... C-uy Harvester (Cormier)..... Blanche Harvester (WeLr) Dan McElwyn (Neill) Waymark (Lewis) .

Times: 2.14 (new record). US, 2.16 U5 (new record).

Winhin): horscs owned by Hines and Nicholson. Halifax: George Woodside. Fredericton. N. B.

Pari-mutuels: 2nd dash. 3420. 3.90, 3.50; 9.10. 5.80; 5.90 tith dash. 34.30, 3.00. 2.60: 5320, 2.50: 3.10. lath dash. 330.70, 7.30, 8.00; 52.90. 2.40; 2.70.

fird & 7th Dashes 1st Division 2:10-2:20 Classified

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Rusty Hanover (Woodcock).......l 4 Prince Budlong (Cudmore) . 23 Joscdale Clipper (McGregor) 5 2 Crusader Chief (Lewis) .. .3 3

.4 5

Cyclonic (J. MacDonald).. Times: 2.11 4X5. 2.14. ' Winning horses owned by Paul

Woodcock. st. Stephen. N.B.; Har-

old Cudmore. Brackley. Pari-muiueilsz 3rd dash. 94.10.

3.00. 2.30: 83.60. 2.60; 2.60. Daily

dou-ble: 810.50. 'Ith dash. 815.40.

7.10, 3.30; 22.80. 5.60: 3.80.

4th & 8th Dashes 2nd Division 2:10-2:20 Classified

Albbe-land (Jardine) Billy McVey (Cormier) Silk Hal (McGregor) .. (Hennessey)

Commando (Llewellyn) 6

Times: 3.10 325 (new record). 2.11 4(5).

Winning horses owned by J. 5. Watts. Gasrpe. Que-bec: Dr. Tem- ple Hooper. Charlottetown.

Par:-mutuel: 4t.h dash. 54.30. 3.00. 2.40: S320. 2.50: 260. 8th dash. 843.80, 8.90. 4.10; 31.30. 2.80; 300.

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Sinbad Wins 3rd Race For Campbeliup

In a very close finish. Bob MacLeod's "Sinbad" edged out "Four Bells" to take first place in the snipe division of the reg- ular Wednesday night yacht race. on Charlottetown Harbor.

In the Class 3 division "Zenith" crossed the finish line a scant 15 seconds befcre "Argo".

Despite the high winds and heavy seas. ten yachts competed and the results are as follows: (with skipper and crew):

Snipes-1. Sinbad. Bob Mac- Leod. Mary Hill; 2. Four Bells. Avon Andrew. Alan MacLeod; 3. Dingbat. Ralph Dumont. Mar- garet Dumont: 4. Scout. Billie Smith. Jeanna MacRae; 5. Wren. Jimmy Wood. Russell Kelly; 6 Surf.. Clive Stewart. Harold Kemp: 7. Wings. Tony Pitt. Muriel Pitt.

Class 3's-1. Zenith. Mac Irwin. Pat Reddall: 2. Argo. Sandy Mar. Donald. Jack King. Andy nu,-. gesson: 3. Nina. Lou Paoli. Eric Coffin.

JIIIIGING 01'' W. I.

Continued :5... page 1

Darrach, Clyde River. 2. Miss Jean Rhynes. West Royalty, 3. Mrs. Al- bert J. Warren. 218 Fitzroy St. Charlottetown.

Class 34. section a: Light. cake. iced - 1. Mrs. Willard Prowae. Brackley. 2. Mrs. Chester Mac- Lcan. Winsloe. 3. Mrs. Ira Rodd. North Milton.

Class 34. Section '7: Bread. white loaf - 1. Mrs, Frank 1... Ross, ll Hawthorne Avc.. Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. Allison West. second. at. Parkdale. ER. 3. 3. Mrs. Albert Warren. 218 Fitzroy St!

(To be continued)

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The annual Maritime track and

field championships will be held at Columbus Field, Antigonish. N. S. on Wednesday. August Tmd. it was learned here yesterday The announcement was made '.y the Antigonish Highland societvwhich will sponsor the meet. It will be the fifth post-ivar championship meeting. The day's competitions will include both senior and Juv- enile events, the latter fcatine be- ing the first official Maritime Juv- enile meet. 0 O In conjunction with the rompe- titions, a get-together of repre- sentatives from all Maritime Pro- vinces is being planned by the sponsoring amateur athletic club. The purpose of the session will be ta form a new Maritime Track and Field Association to foster track and held in these regions. Formerly, the cinder game: came uiider the jurisdiction of the Mari- time Amateur Athletic Union but since this no longer exists. a new organization must be formed. The union was disbanded at a meet- ing held in Antigonlsh at the time of the Highland Games. when delegates felt that the M.A A.U was not serving its purpose. and that "there was a seeming lack of interest in amateur sports in the Maritime Provinces." Newfound- land. Canada's newest Province has been invited to send rep?!- sentatives to the track and field competitions. I C Conditions of the meet require that both juvenile and senior com- petitors must present their am- r.teur cards prior to part.icipat.ion. but they may be procured on the field the day of the meet. In juv- enile competition birth CCl'ilI1CBle5- must accompany all entries or be available on request the day of the meet. The stipulations for juvenile athletes as as follows: "Athletes who have not reached their eighteenth birthday on the day of the meet arc e1iglb1P' All entries must be received by the secretary. John Kyte. Antigonish. N. 5.. not later than midnight. August 15th. Post entries will not be accepted. 0 0 Events to be held in senior com- petition. as laid down by me of- hclals of the meet. will include the 100 and 220 yard dashes, 880 and one-mile runs. and one-mile relay in the track division, while in the field events. the running high and running broad Jumps. hop. step and jump. pole vault. discus. hammer throw, 18 pound shot. put. Javelin throw anti six- mile run. The juvenile events will consist of the 100. 2()() and 440 yard dashes. 880 yards and one-mile runs. 440 yard rela,v,run- nlng high. running broad and hop. ,'step and jump, B-pound shot put land pole vault. .

i In scoring for the events, the ifcllowing system has been laid ldown: lst. 5 points; 2nd, 3 points: 13. 1 point. Relay: lat. 1') points: 22nd. 8 points: 3rd. 1 point. There lwill be no limit as to the number of competitors in each event. 0 I O O

- As regards Island representation 'at the forthcoming meet. the local Abegweit Club will send I email. four-man senior team it was stated there yesterday by team captain George Walters. Due to the loss lot a number of leading Abbie per- lformers they have been restricted to a small team this year. They will not enter a juvenile team. 0 C O I

Those who will represent the Abbies will be Wendell Barrett. Ronnie Atkinson. Russell Doyle. and team captain George Walters. iAlthough a small band. they can he depended upon to make a cred- itable showing In individual ef- forts in keeping with the age-old tradition of the Abegweit Amateur Athletic Club.

Joe Louis 1 Wins Decision

8Af..Tl'MORl, Aug. 15,- (AP) - Joe Louis used his left in to win I unanimous lo-round decla- ion over Jimmy Bivins of Cleve-

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land tonight before some 22.000

lions at Memorial stadium. There

were no knockdowns. Louis weigh- ed ma-1.. his lightest since lntl. and living ino-.4.

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Harness racing over wards a climax in the week lonl tion grounds. Yesterday noon and evening card is at

saw a full program certainty in many of the events. be battling it out to the wire.

Highlighting the evening card

For-All. Lyn. Lock Hanover. Dick Erin.

..Go..'

Jimmie A.. Mac Stout. Prairie Bud Kalmuck.

Judy Dale. Playaway.

Lou Kalmuck. Freddy Scott.

Ramona Peters. Bonnie June. Dr.

Dale. Cheeky Chief. s 0th. DIVISION

Eves. Lady Ruthie T.. Ma Cherie.

Sister Mary. Sugar Harvest.

' ill th 2nd TI,)iiev'i;,li(i.riln(2i!as(sifl-i(:dw'1'rotIe(ihe elst and 2nd Division 2:21-2:24. and the 3rd Division 2:21-2:24. The Kalmucks and Budlongs will be at it again and many another familiar speedster to Island race fans Wiii

originally scheduled Thursday afternoon. starring. Seven-Up Direct. Victory Dale

Cheeky Chief. it should be a battle to the

June B.. Belle Budlong. Lela Budlonx. Carl Aubrey. Milady. Yankee Dale. Captain Missouri.

tid. DIVISION 2 :21-2 :24

Hilda Budlong. Mary's Delight. Molly Barr. Neil Budlong.

Free-For-All Is Feature 01 Fast Classes Here Today

"Canada's finest race track" today heads to-

program at the Provincial Exhibi-

run-off and today another after-

heduled. From the entries listed it prom- ises to be a real day of thrills for racing fans with close finishes in

1st Division Classified Trot. th-

wlll be the much awaited Free- Jenny and word

wire from the

Thurs. Afternoon

Ilt. DIVISION CLASSIFIED TBOT

Pete. Feather Duster. Lusiicla.

2nd. DIVISION CLASSIFIED TROT , ' Wait N' See. Rutherta. Senator Craigmyle. Bonnie Dale. Miss

. lit. DIVISION 2:21-2:24

Abegweit

Mac. Duke Hyland. Judy

3rd. DIVISION 2:21-2:24 Random Harvest. Lil Frisco. Money Taker. Lindy H.. Damascus.

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Thursday Night

FREE FOR ALL Jenny Lyn. Lock Hanover. Dick Erla. Seven-Up Direct. Victory

V 2:21-2.24 PACE

Silko Budlorig. Silver Sis. Mason: 49. Bob Canuck. Gary D.. Joe

3rd. DIVISION CLASSIFIED TROT

April Bud. Pet Hanover. Pete S. McGregor. Bertha Gratton. Sir Francis Drake. Princess. Judy A. Lee.

8rd. DIVISION 2.2! PAGE STAKE CLOSED

Norine Gratton. Ann's Dream

America's Bud. Hardroad Bill. Norah Dale.

TORONTO. Aug. 16 -(CP)- 0. W. sharrard of Hamilton. owner and trainer of race hoses. today was suspended for life by the Ont- ario Racing Commission.

The commission said it took the action because sharrard accepted a bribe to induce him to interfere with the running of horses entered in a race at Fort Erie Track July 25

sharrad was the first trainer to receive a lifetime .. nsion sion of suspected race-fixing Ontario tracks.

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had been ruled off Ontario tracks for life. either for bribing or (accepting bribes. Two of t.hem-- George Thompson of Hamilton and Robert Wankmueller of New- ark. N. J.--have been arrested. sharrard had been under sus- pension aincc Aug. 9 when the racing commission announces his horses would be barred from rac- ing in Ontario pending further investigation.

BOSTON, Aug. 16-fA.P)- The Boston Garden announced today it has not exercised its option to purchase Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League.

Walter Brown. Gsrden, presid- ent. said he has been unsuccessful in one the financing of the deal under terms of the option-- which expires today.

Weston w. AdI.i'nl.pnIl(Ient of the Bruins. said the Garden's de- ciaion will have no effect on the operation of the Bruins.

On.tario Horse Owner Suspen.ded For Life

German Fans Boo Russians

By Richard Kuicke :BE'RvLlN. Aug. 15 -(AP)- Rus- and left by Germans in the Com- mu ist-sponsored World Youth Fe tival games.

It seems German

idown as the Eastern satellites are forced to do. They runner elbowing asrival.

The Boeing started last week- end. Fans howled when the Mos- cow Dynamo soccer helped to a 2-0 victory over a Ger- man eleven through the "family work" of a referee brought along frcm Moscow. an East Berlin field during the in the audience were nearly 30,000 bl-ue-shirtcd German Communist youths.

In the late laps. a slim Hun- zsrian named Penzea Wls running strongly and looked like the win- ner. But then. according to wit- nsacs. three Russian runners box- ed him in and niffed-him up so be nearly fell. when Penrcs tried to run around them. the nuuianr bumped him and again boxed him so effectively that all three finish- ed ahead.

But. instead of cheers they got

boos. Many German youngsters

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SPRINGFIELD. lll.. Au8- 15-- (AP)-Spennib, second to Main- liner in the Hambletonian. versed the procedure today by winning the Sl7.l38 Review Fu-

Owned by Hayes Fair Acres of and third heats after finishing

Two Gaits Farm in the first.

Malnliner. fourth in the first heat. was second to Spennibi the second and third heats.

Fifteen three-year-olds started. 11 of them Hambletonian con- tenders.

Scotch Rhythm driven by Ralph Baldwin of Lloydminsier. Snsk... trotted the fastest heat when she) turned her mile in 2.02 25 a season”; record for olds. beating by one fifth of A second the time of Mninliner at Goshcn.

. Fay (Spud) Fitzpatrick ,drnve Fpcnnlb and Guy Crippcn again was in MninlIncr's sulky.

Co-feature of today's Grand Circuit card. the Ann Rutledge big five pace. was another aplii ht-at battle. Golden Broom win- nlng the first and third miles with Joe O'Brien of Alberton. P. E. 1.. driving. The winner is own

ed by A. L. Derzy of Wichita. Kan. g g ll0llTlI RIVER

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Bray Duo Tone 25 D was the grand and senior female reserve. The Junior champion malr was Highland Aces Lad 2nd. and the reserve Junior male was High- land Aces Lad 4th. both owned by Miller Sanderson. Miller also won the iunior female reserve with Michelle IV. 215.

The only class that did not go to the Sandersons was the junior yearling male which was won by Rowell Boswell of Carleton Sid

g. Miller Sanderson had a total of eleven firsts. seven seconds. three thirds and four fourths. Fulton had four firsts. six sec- onds. two lhirds and one fourth The Sanderson's only regret yesterday evening was that morc

purebred Hereford breeders did not take part. in the show. Those who did made a good

showing. A new exhibitor. Robert Borden of North River only en- tered a few animals but he won a third. a fifth and a sixth. An- other exhlbltor. L. J. Buell and Sons. Murray River won a num- her of good piacings.

Eight Angus cattle were shown by Redvers Stewart and Sons. New Wiltshire. Mulgate Black Knight was the champion male and Mulgaie Black Cap Daily

won the female championship. -7- Leigh MacEochern and Upton Crest Farm split honor: in the Red Poll Classes. Mac- Eochern's Tea Hill Duke was the champion male and the Upton Crest Farm's. I-Iann-I-Gay Milli-: 3rd. was the female champion.

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TORONTO, Aug. 15 - (GP) - Police Constable Ronald Ander- son raced death in his cruise.- and lost. His five-year-old daughter was the victim. Andersin

sia's athletes are being booed right: --who won a citation for heroism

lfor rescues diirlng the Nor.-mic pflre-Sept. 17. 1949. when 119 lives

were lost-took his child to has-

fgng womlpital after hLs wife phoned mm "'9 ”"''5”"””" by "13 ””V"m5'itake certain Rlusslan tactics lying.l-hilt the Iirl was choking.

She

died a few minutes after arrival.

yell in protest? However. she jockeys previouslylwmn they see I Russian

pfollowed the Hugarisn to the dres- ilglz room. applauding him all the

y. 1 Presentation of .awsr-ds to the winners in this race was postpon. "5 '0 Drcvent s new outbreak.

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turity three-year-old trot. ' Duquoin. Spennib took the second. em). to Scotch Rhythfri of the.

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An entry front Springhill. N. 5.. Lorne Letcher's Jenny Kalmurk. was the big winner of last night's Old Home Week feature racing attraction. the free-for all trot.

witnessed by ii huge crowd es- timated to be between seven and eight thousand. Leicher piloted his own entry to three straight victor- ies to cap off the top honors in I very decided manner. Cobblestone. owned by P. J. Cadegan of Glace Bay and driven by Worrell Lewis. was the leading contender in all three dashes for the place position. I A perfect night for racing and ,the track in ideal condition. the 111-dash program came up with some stellar racing du:-ls that pro- vided a thrill a second for the overflowing crowd of enthusiastic : racing fans. '

Favourites were consistent. lihroughout the nights events. with 'all but two of the five classes end-

lniing in straight wins. Billy Conn

(and New Look split the honors in the fifth division of the 2:10-2:20 classified, while Jerry Lee Volo and J. S.J. divided honors with a win and a. place each in the fourth division of the same class. J. S. J.'s winning time in the second dash of that. class was the fastest of the night. 2:11 4-5. in new record by 1 1-5 seconds for the Horace B. Willis owned entry driven bv Har- vey Cormier.

Winners of other events saw Harry Hlrsch'a Globetrotter. driv- en by G. Maizuer, (aka the sixth division 2:10-2:20 classified in two straight wins. while Dale B. owned by George Hughes of Brackley. was a double winner in the third div- ision of the 2:10-2:20 cl.-ssified. Dale B. gave bettors their but win pay of the night. 821.60 in the first dash of the class. Dale was driven by Claude O'Brien.

There were only two set-backs during the night's program, Rich- ard Budlong being placed from second to fourth for interference on the first. turn in the 10th race. and Friar from fourth to fifth for performing at a mixed gait in the third race.

Summary:

int And sth Dashes 2.10-2.20 Classified. (lth Divlslori

Globe Trotter (Maguer) Valley Long (Llewellyn) Shy Ann znrl (R. O'Brien)

Eleanor G. (Morcsmc)

Just Flicka (Cudmorc) ..

Jerry Grailan (MacFadyen) .. (ldr Time: 219 US: 2.18415. Win-

ning horse: Globe Trotter owned by Harry Hirsch. Sydney. N.S.

Pari-mutuel-2.60. 2.50. 2.20. 3.10. 5.20. 3.10: 3.00. 2.60. 2.10. 3.60. 2.30. 220.

2nd And"lth Dashes

2.10-2.20 Classified. 5th Divisioh

Billy Conn (C. O'Brien). New Look fMCGIE50I)e... Dudy Budiong (R. O'Brie Quick Lick (O'Meara)..... C. Al-bert Eudlong (Bernard) Rhodola D (Letcher) ,

M- Calumet Onward (Lewis)... .19

Times: 2.14 4-5: 2.14 4-5. w;m,.,,' horses: Billy Conn. owned by 3 Bowness. Summerside, P.E.l., .53 New Look, owned by J. Mcgul. or. Charlottetown.

Parl-mutuel-5.10. 330. 2.30, 590 3.70. 3.40: 12.50. 3.00. 2.70, 2.50, 2:49 530.

3rd, nth And fltli Dune. Free-For-All Trot

Jenny Kalmuck (Leicher) .... .,1 1, Cobblestone (Lewis) . . , 2" Great Doon (R. MacDonald) 3 35 Neil Kalmuck (W. Kelly) 4 33 Friar (Gould) 5 45 Annie Scott (Maguer) , 554

Times: 2.12: 2.15 4-5; 2,13 ,,.5 Winning horse: Jenny Kalmuck,

owned .by L. Letcher, Springhul,

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.Pa'ri-mutuel-5.00. 340. 2.70. 5,5o.i

3.80. 3.60: daily double 11.10: 230 2.60. 2.30. 11.50. 290. 2.70; 2.30, 2,30 2.10. 2.70. 2.20, 2.40.

411) And 9th Duh” 2.10-2.20 Classified, 4th Dlvlslog

Jerry Lee Volo (Jabalee) J. S. J. (Cormler)... John Clegg (Crulksh Resourceful (Maizuer) . Colleen Adam (I... O'Brien) Babe Britton (Lewis). 9

Times: 2.12 U5: 2.11 (I5. win. hing horses: Jerry Lee Volo, own- ed by D. C. Ran-kin, Sydney, N, 5.; J. S.J.. owned by 11.3. Willis. Charlottetown.

Pori-mutiiel-11.20. 5.40. 2.3), 7. 40. 3.60. 2.40; 10.40. 2.80 2.60. 250, 230. 430.

5th And 1011! Dashes 2.10 -2.20 Classified. 3rd Division

Dale B. (C. O'Brien) .. W11 Richard Bud-long (Wcodi-.ock)...14 Rosalie H. (Cormier).. . .. Miss Donna Mae (Lctcher) Junior Hal (Hennessey).. Ensign Joe (Lewis)......... ....li(l Times: 2.1:) U5: 2.14. Winning horse: Dale B.. owned by George Hughes. Bracklley. P. E. 1. Parl-mutuel-2160. 170. 280. 5..

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40. 2.60. 250: 700. 3.70. 2.70. 320 4.30. 2.80. Morgan 8. and VI. 8. Taste

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-Mrs Lea Crane. chairman of the Margaie Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Committee pre- sented awards to .the successful candidates at the completion of the Red Cross tests on Saturday August llth.

Mr. Roger Clark, Swimming and,

Water Safety Instructor conducted classes at Margate for only one week and the results from such A short course are most noteworthy.

The following candidates receiv- ed certificates and pins:-

Junior: Mona Mayhew. Murray Mayhew. Francis Henderson. Nor- ma Profltt. Fred Bridges, Mary K Mayhew. Wayne Champion.

intermediau: Jean Reeves. Sar- hara Woodslde, Shirley Bridger Lce Sudshury.

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