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A group of young pupils at the River-dale School smile for the camera while watching a game of basketball between a school team and their teachers on the last day of the second term.
Winner of the Crippled Children Society's raffle, Mr Sid Maxwell (left), being congratulated by the raffle organiser. Mr Ray Sullivan, and watched by the society s secretary, Mr Arthur Bartlett. In front is the first prize, a set of golf clubs and equipment valued at over £115.
Last month's storm delivered a heartbreaking blow to the Yacht Club when its new concrete slipway into the outer harbour channel was completely wrecked. The club is now investigating an alternative site.
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