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GREEN ONIONS - 1, Mo Murray, 2, R. Bronson,
IETTUCE © 1, M. Zohrear, 2, M. Dopson,

3, #, Zohrer.

POTATOES = 4, M. Lawak, 2, H. Voss,

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SPECIAL ENTRIES

PABY’S BREATH AND CORNFLOVER BOUQUET @

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Mr, E.L. Harvie, a recent visiter Prom

Yontreal, spensored a spesial Class fo.

: "School Children Only! consisting of wild

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shruba, flowers amd wosses of our district.
About 48 children roamed the hilla and
valleys and campe wo with some wonderful
aleplays.,

Tre winners weres-

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Nigel Bailey
Heathser-Lyms Egan
Jackie Turgson

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All others received a crise Yoo,

Thanks to Burns & Co. for their douasion
of fertilizer and to

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Prior for the hani=-garden forks,

Cur Head Gardsner wishes us to oxpr?ss

! bis aincere thanks to Ruth Bronson, Joyce

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Thorniczoft, Bill Johnson and Bert Dennis
for their wonderful work in ergsnizing
and bringing to a very successful con-
eluaion the "FIRST C4SST&R HORTICULTURAL
SHOW™, .

LARUR DAY SPORTS.

Sassias*s population was cut in its en=
tirety to enjoy the Labour Day Sports hela
on the Reereation Meld, September i.
Altnough the weather threatened a few areal
all events were rum off quite successfully.

In the morning, we got started with a

Soceer match between the Mine and Union,
No score was the result of this game. H
time saw the Children’s events get off to
a start with a parade of deoorated bicycle:
ané tricycles, After due deliberations,
Judges Joan Martin, Archie Campbell and
Bill Slaine awarded first prises to Susan _
Thirlwell and Keith Beliey.

All childrens svents wexe keenly oo

Pes . every partiotpant reocived
ane whe were abarded one BLnneT Bs

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3 + weather permitting.

WHEELBARROW RACE:
| 2, Pat Stevens and Bryan Baird,

ROLLING PIN THROW:

Peterson, 2, Marg. Mixrey and Pate Glatzsl

tears,

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The Soooer Knoak-out Final between the
Machine Shop and Royals enied with no.
A re-play is ssheduled for Tuesday , Sap.

in the Departmental Relay Race the Mil
team won the second year ina row. The
runners were J. Zolnai, R. Konojacki,
Steve Sara and Peter Glatzel.

Pete Alessandrini downed all who con
tested him in the piliow fight and came
cut with the first priza,

The "Teddy Bear Race” between Frank
Clarke and Jack Powsli created some excite
ment when Jack was °scratched’ in the races!
He required soms hospital treatment, but |
will probably be back on the track before
too long.

Another challenge which gave a let of
enjoymant to the spectators was when Short
end Pete took to the track. Pate came:
through to win this erent, but with that
Savon Leplergth, why mot?’ Good going,
boys.

A bingo and dance at the Commmity Hali
rounded off the full day's entertainment.
Thanks to everyom: who assisted the
Community Club Committee to make this

Sports Day a succesa,

RESULTS 3

ENS 100 YARD DASH:
Garry Monee.

NEEDLE ANDOTHREAD RACE: 1, Pate Glatze

i and :
Margeret Murray, 2, Andy Sartore and Rhona
McBurney.
SACK RACE: 1, J. Vrodijak, 2, R. Roma. |
LADIES NAIL DRIVE: rs Rosie Jack, 2,

1, Beyan Baird, 2, |

Rena Merrett.

Rena ard Peter Merrett

EGG THROW CONTEST: i, Ere Thirlwe]l and
eter Davies, c, Mrs. Rosie Jack and E.
VASE GAME; J. Belle.

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1. "Dusty” Mellor,
2, Rena Merrett.
THREE-LEGGED RACEs 4, Jane Evans and Don
OBSTACLE RACE3
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TO ALL SOCCER PLAYERS WHO PARTICIPATED

DURING THIS SEASON ~ Don forget the

Costtaii Party, Luncheon ami Dance at ths
Community Club Hall, Sept 135 and the
presentation of trophies to the winning |; .
See your team Captain for your §
ticket, - eee ' , ree ee ewe 2

1, Gerry McKee, 2. Jo

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