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The Great Canadian r-ace .Have you heard about the Great Canadian Race? On June 19 a race more wild and wacky than any one of those ever entered by Penelope Pitstop will begin from Toronto’s CNE grounds. Eight days later the Great Canadian Race will terminate at Man and His World in Montreal. “The objectives of the race are to create harmony and goodwill among individuals, companies and countries; to generate a source of revenue for various ch&-itable foundations and amateur athletic organizations; to provide an outlet for the care free, adventurous spirit that lurks within the breast of every person.” Last week when Valdy ‘performed at the University of Guelph he wore a Great Canadian Race t-shirt. When asked if he is entering the race, he proudly admitted ’ yes, but he’ll be racing from Montreal to Toronto in an effort to provide musical entertainment for the contestants. Three classes of entrants will be J allowed-non-motorized,
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ely on the ‘basis of a written presentation. Those wishing to enter in this manner are asked to forward drawings, photos, written description, etc .” Contestants will be participating from all over the world for fun and prizes. Even without the prizes it sounds like a lot of fun. Anyone wishing further information is asked to write to The Great Canadian Race, 199 Richmond St. W., Toronto, M5V 2S5. -p.d.
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Mike Lanigan (left) and Bob Legge run neck and neck (after making a wrong turn off page 77) on the first lap of the men’s open. This was the most exciting race of the day as competition was very keen. photo
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