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TION because everybody wos hay-
i Two officers of

2. MASTER OF CEREMONIES, Vic
Mauro, took over the “mike” and
spurred the contestants in every
event to more strenuous effort. He
also became the guardian of stray-
ing youngsters.

3. ATTRACTIVE TROPHIES, here
shown on display before the grand-
stand, together with valuable prizes,
were awarded the winners of the
various sports events. They were
“distributed by members of the W.A.,
—Kay Wood, (left) and Pearl Hoda-
son, (right). :

4. ON THE MARK, t!
spills marked the races which were
arranged for young and old, and
which drew a large number of as-
piring athletes of both sexes.

5. SHOE RACE provoked loud
laughter as the contestants in their
haste and excitement became in-
volved in some strange predica-
ments.

6. TUG-OF-WAR was the climax of
the first part of the program and
wos a proud moment for some of the
IWA “muscle men’.

7. AMUSEMENT RIDES, provided
by the Local Union for the young-
sters proved one of the days most
popular attractions.

— Photos. by Ted Gallant
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