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$100 for Trophies
J. Wattle Canneries have given $100 to the boys' section of the Watties Gisborne Amateur Cycling Club. The money will be used to purchase trophies, in particular for the Watties Trophy series. Twelve special races will be run over the next three months on a points system. The cyclist with the most points at the end of that period will receive the Wattie Trophy.
Presenting the cheque to club secretary Ray. Dewstow is J. Wattie Canneries company secretary Malcolm Cameron (left). With senior cyclist Keith Jeffery (back) the boys are, from left, Brent Hatton, Jamie Quirk, Andrew McDonald, Michael Young, Kieran Grealish, Mark Hawkins, Stephen Donnelly, Peter Deedman, Stephen Kendall (back), Timothy Lloyd and Tony Browne.
. With senior cyclist Keith Jeffery (back) the boys are, from left, Brent Hatton, Jamie Quirk, Andrew McDonald, Michael Young, Kieran Grealish, Mark Hawkins, Stephen Donnelly, Peter Deedman, Stephen Kendall (back), Timothy Lloyd and Tony Browne.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 240 : June 19, 1974'); void 0){kind=link}
. With senior cyclist Keith Jeffery (back) the boys are, from left, Brent Hatton, Jamie Quirk, Andrew McDonald, Michael Young, Kieran Grealish, Mark Hawkins, Stephen Donnelly, Peter Deedman, Stephen Kendall (back), Timothy Lloyd and Tony Browne.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 240 : June 19, 1974'); void 0){kind=link}
. With senior cyclist Keith Jeffery (back) the boys are, from left, Brent Hatton, Jamie Quirk, Andrew McDonald, Michael Young, Kieran Grealish, Mark Hawkins, Stephen Donnelly, Peter Deedman, Stephen Kendall (back), Timothy Lloyd and Tony Browne.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 240 : June 19, 1974'); void 0){kind=link}