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RON LINDSAY (unattached) pulled off a shock he defeated YMCA’s Harry Johnston in the senuftnal of the handicap singles event at the Aberdeen Lads* Club open table tennis tournament, which continued In the Hutcheon Street clubrooms. v ttodsay now on. I*l ,21-7. 31-<>:_ .And^raqu

Irani the flower display abound the newly erected cat-walk the latest recipe lor pancakea “Just everyone’’ was there lor this was toe night of toe fashion show. For months before they had been talking about, it, waiting lor it... and now was toe time. ■ , In a rather bare, “ster

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