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JUNIOR SCHOOL WALKATHON l' S 1 Q JUNIOR SCHOOL RAISES MONEY FOR LEUKEMIA RESEARCH FUND The morning of May 8th was a wet one. It had rained all night and continued the next morning, and although the weather reports forecast an end to it, it was decided to postpone the Walk-a-thon to the following Friday. May llth turned out to be a day not unlike the previous Tuesday, but the rain did hold off and it was decided to go. Every grade from Four to Eight, with their formmasters, walked 22 kilometres having previously received pledges for the walk. Some boys had promises of 58.00 per kilometre. ln the end, over 'E-6,300.00 was raised for the Leukemia Research Fund. Many thanks are due to the boys who walked, to the masters who walked with them and collected the money from their classes afterward, and especially Mrs. Kercsteci in thc office who hrowbeat forgetful boys and eicn phoned them at home to remind them to bring in their pledged monies. flier the years in three Walk-a-thons, St. George's College lunior School has raised close to 520,000.00 t it the l enl,etni1i Research fund. -vp l l ,t ll 1-ul! c if i' - Il . E l I I l l l W t l D t Z' 4 I t l 'I ,i
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iii 1- l-nil 1 THE FULFORD CUP The first ol' this ycztr's three ltillord Cup debating tournaments was held at St. George-'s on Now.-tnher 19. and despite curly dillieulties with planning, personnel, and preparations, we managed to pull it oll, lhe importanee ol' the occasion should he noted as tlns suis a major tournament hosted by St. Cicorgek. One esent among all ol' those which lztiled to spoil the day, hoxsexer, was the oft-repeated ltnlure ot' Upper Cutiudtt College to remember the Cup: hut, ol'eourse,dehL1ting is at mutter ol attitude. hrie Fripp It i Q-J x , 4 I- ,M , - N bl . p I t 1 , -- 'Q' ill' 1- L- 'll 'ilk 19 hd
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Everyone ai Sl. Cleorge's knoxu that when Boek Day zirrixex, ihe end of school and the beginning of the xummer xueuiion eun'i be far off. ll was ihix fexiixe inood ih.ii gripped the xehool for ih.ii ihirel annual rile of Spring, Boek Ugly, This yeark day mix highlighied hy a staff lrieyele ruee, the likex ol which huxen'i been seen before. .M alwayx, exeryone piggeel oin on the burgerx and Lliinlw. lliix elm lx fast becoming one ol the len gooil lraidilionx .ii ihe school. leiK hope ii eoniinuexl S.iin ll.i.'ool..i
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