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‘Saanich igh School

‘7 North Saanich: high school track.
“and: field “champions ‘were’ an--

nounced at the Memorial Park. on.

‘Friday. when competitors. worked

‘ through a long list-of 80. events.

Joe Schmidt,: Bob Lee and Jack

Sports -

athletes and presented records: to
the elementary schools and an-
“nounced -that -a nursing scholar--
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ior-high school. girl.

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os : a tie with 30 points. apiece. school, was kept: busy honouring
“delighted to deliver!

Peggy Munro amassed 22. paints
to become cup holder in the sen-
ior girls’ division. She was. given
plenty of competition by Mary
Roberts and Audrey Pearson.

Arthur Olsen becomes the new
holder of the intermediate boys’
trophy. Art captured three firsts,
a second and.a third to bring his.
cup total to 34 points.

The intermediate girls’. trophy
will be held for: the next. year by
‘Eileen Bowker who,..with three
firsts anda second garnered 30

“points to keep her out’ in front
of her closest rivals, Betty Brad-
‘ley, Eleanor. Coward and” Sheila
English. ; ;

To Edward Bushey, completing

his first year. in high. school and

the awards -and selling,: in addi-
tion, the traditional refreshments
of Sports Day. Mrs. D. Godwin
convened the ‘stall.

Track officials included: A. W.
Murphy, who laid out the
grounds; D. E. Breckenridge,
supervisor of meet; D. W. Cob-
bett, recorder; N. E. West, public
address system; A. Roper, starter;

clerks of course: R. Blodgett,
timer; Miss T. Miller and Miss K.
Baker, jump officials; Mrs. R,
Dymond: and ‘J. Trecarten, track
: judges: Miss O. Johnson, first aid
‘tent. A group of student offic-
-dals assisted the above. ;
Detailed. results follow:

“CUP EVENTS—Senior Section

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still in the 12-year-old ‘bracket, 100 yd. 17 and over—1, Joe
mani Foes the junior boys’ cup. Two Schmidt; 2, Dave Lines; 3, Bob
. ‘firsts “and two seconds. enabled [Lee,
him. to: keep out.in front of. his 220. yd., 17 and over—1, Joe
# closets rivals,-Peter Sparks, Guy Schmidt; 2, Bob Lee; 3, Dave
“Is YOUR CAR. -. Roberts and Don Stenton. - Lines.
Shirley Polson with 32. points. 100 yd.,. 16 years—1l, Jack Pat-

“gained the junior girls’ champion-
ship. Shirley placed first four
‘times to outpoint. June Meredith,
and-Gail Smith her closest rivals. .

terson; 2, Ronnie Pearson; 3, Alf
. Schmidt. ;

220 ¥d., 16 years—I, Jack Pat-
terson; 2, Alf Schmidt; 3, Ronnie

At’ 1: p.m.\ Physical. Education — Pearson. :
on ; robb aay ” : - Supervisor A.W. Murphy intro- . 440 yd. 16 and over—l, Joe
“te t’s: astounding how a few wrinkles’ -and a “duced A. Sansbury, of the School Schmidt: "2. Ban Lee; 3. yee
‘complexion’ can. give. her’ a “seedy -Board, ‘who declared: the meet . Schmidt.

-ff:.copen.. Continuing ‘their Empire.
f. Day custom: the Endeavour chap-
}... ter of the 1.0.D.E.,’: represented
Be: by the: regent, “Mrs.” B.. ‘Forester, *

“and Educational : ‘Secretary Mrs:

High jump,:17 and over—1, Bob
Lee; :2, Joe Schmidt; : 3, Dave
. Lines.

High jump, 16 “years—i,

“We'r e ‘beauty “

Jack

Pearson.

Broad jump, 17:
“FINE | Dave Lines; 2, Bob. Lee; 3, Jim
- WATCH. Gilbert.
-. Broad. jump, 16 yeais—1, Alt
and: - Schmidt; 2, Jack Patterson;

. 3,
“Ron Pearson. :

oy INTERMEDIATE. SECTION

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2 Baillie, tied; :3; Hugh: Godwin:
“ ‘JUNIOR, SECTION” *
13) ‘years’ ey
Tl SO 2; Peter “Sparks;
‘Barry Bickford. °

ee Baya 12© and under—1;
: Roberts; ° 2,- Edward: ‘Bushey; 3,
Don. Stenton.. Bre a
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Roberts;
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King; 2

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12.° years—1, Guy

“Bushey? 2, ‘Bob Gilbert;
Roberts, ny

Thompson;. 2,.
’ Peter. Sparks.
-.. Broad jump, - 12° ‘years—1, Ed,
; Bushey; 2, Don Stenton; 3, Guy
4° Roberts ;

‘NON. cup EVENTS

Wheelbarrow race, 14 and under
—I, Thea Robinson-John King; 2,
\ Betty Bradley-Guy Roberts; 3,
AY Shelia English—-Paddy: Dalton.

1 etted, boys, 13 and under—

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- .-Esther Bertelsen.
‘High jump, 17 and over — 1, 7
Arlie Steele; 2; Agnes. Pearson; 3,

' Eva. May Wilson.

. Elisabeth’ Bosher.

Miss .N. Jones. and Mrs. Punnett, ,

Patterson; 2, Alf Schmidt. 3, or

and over—1, .

One mile, open=~1, Joe’ Schmidt 7
2, -Ron, +

“220 yd. 15. ‘yéars=-1, “Art Olsens: ;

“Melvin.

ib. years, : A: rt,

Melvin: Baldwin; 3, Bilt,

“Manny.” Johnson: “Bud

“Guy | ;

‘Sack race, 13 years—John King. te
26° Edward | ‘Bushey; 3, " .

13 years—-1, John’. 3
D. Norbury; 3,,A.Thomp-.

titan jump, ‘12. _years—Edward »
3, “Guy
Broad ‘jump, 13 ‘years—1, ‘Alan. :
Poy ‘Norbury; 3,

Don: Norbury-John” King; 2)”
Bickford-Peter:. Sparks; 3 i

12: yearse=1, “Edward «fl
Tushey-G, Roberts; 27-0, Browns °§

Dave Lines: AL

CUP. EVENTS—Senior Section
75 -yd., 17° and. over—1,. Mary.
Roberts; 2, Audrey Pearson; 3,
Agnes Pearson. ;
75 yd., 16 years—1, Peggy Mun:
‘roe; 2, Esther Bertelson; 3,
lyn Bellamy.
75 -yd., skip,..17 and over—1,
Mary. Roberts: 2, Agnes ‘Pearson:
-8,. Audrey Pearson.
75 yd.; skip, 16 years—1, Donna
Gilbert;. 2, Peggy Munroe; 3,

High jump, 16 years—1, Esther
Bertelsen; 2, Peggy Munroe; 3,

Broad jump, 17 and over—l,
Agnes Pearson; 2, Audrey Pear-
son; 3, Eva May Wilson.

Broad jump, 16 years—1l, Peggy
Munro; 2, Lorain Brookes; 3,
Donna Gilbert.

INTERMEDIATE SECTION

75 yd., 15 years—1, Eileen Bow-
ker; 2, Eleanor Coward; 3, Betty
Steele.

75 yd., 14-years—1, Betty Brad-.

ley; 2, ‘Sheila English; 3, Mary ”

Sheppy.

75. yd., skip, 15 years—l, Slleen
Bowker; 2, Eleanor Coward; 3,
Betty Steele. .

- Sack race, 14 yéars—1, Yvonne
Christian;:. 2, Sheila English; 3,
‘Betty Bradley.

High jump, 15: years—41,
‘Steele; 2, Eileen
Megan Roberts. - ;

High jump. 14 years—1, Sheila
English; -2, Barbara Munro;. 3,
Rose Evans.

‘Broad jump, 15 years—1, Eileen
Bowker; 2; Marlyn West; 3, Megan
Roberts.

Broad..jump, 14 years—1, Mary
Bradley;

Bowker: 3,

Sheppy; 2, Betty
¥vonne Christian.

-JUNIOR. SECTION

75 yd.,.13. years—1, Carol Pear- ©
son; 2, June Meredith; 3, Marion
Thompson: : a

75° yd., (12 years: — Ly Shirley
Polson; 2, Gail Smith;" 3, Linda
Taylor.” :

Sack race, 13° years — 4, Jean

McKay; 2 2, Jeanette Paul; 3, Mar-
ion Thompson.

Sack. race, 12 years—1, “Shirley:
. Pelson; 2, Pat Gray; 3,-Gail Smith. [ Lon
13-years—1; June: fe: ~
Meredith; :2, Jackie 1 MacConachie; :

High jump, ::
3,. Jeanette: Paul.

2,. Pat. Gray; 3,0 “Linda

Taylor...

:. Meredith:
‘Broad: jump, 12 years—i, “Shir
ley Polson; 2 2;. Gail Smith; 3, ‘Ruth

“Alan ae
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-High: jump, 12 ‘years—1, Shirley "

“100 yd., 15 year—1, Ray Wilson: -Polson:

7 2, ‘Art Olsen; 3,. Verner. Jacobsen. :

158 ydy14 years—1; Bill Cowell::* Broad: jump, 13 years—1, Carol”

Pearson; 2, ‘B: Je Yeates; °3y June j

NON-CUP EVENTS
3-legged, 15 years—1,
West-Eileen Bowker; 2,

Marlyn
Megan

-Roberts-Madelene Watts; 3, Elea-|

nor Coward-Betty Steele.

3-legged, 14 -years — it Y
Sheppy-Y. Christian; Sheila
*’ English-Ellen aderon: 3, Jean

 Johnstone-Maurine Mulroney.
' '3-legged, 13. years and.under—
1,. Shirley. Polson-Carol Pearson;

-2, B.. J. Yeates-Marion Thompsan;-

3, Gail. Smith-Patricia Gray...
-3-legged;. 16 years and over—
1, Agnes and Audrey Pearson; 2,
Arlie. Steele-Mary Roberts; 3,
Esther Bertelsen-EHen Bertelsen.

PRAIRIE DEBT SLASHED

The downward trend in mort-
gage and agreement for sale debts
of farmers in the three Prairie
provinces, evident for some years,
continued throughout 1948, ac-
cording to the annual report of
Dominion Mortgage. & Invest-
ment Association reviewed in
The. Financial Post.

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