Courtesy Campaign
(N.Z.P.A.-Reuter—Copyright) PARIS. The French Rugby Federation yesterday launched a courtesy campaign in an attempt to curb rowdy spectators. With the State-run radio and television organisation, it appealed to the public for a courtesy slogan. The winning author was offered an all-expenses-paid 15-day holiday in South Africa, while a French airline promised a free round-trip ticket.
Golf Team.—The South Canterbury women's team to play in the Russell Grace Cup is: Mrs D. B. Hayman. Miss B. Langley, Miss T. G. Lister, Miss M. M. Mackay, and Miss B. A. Stafford iTimaru). Russians Win.—The Russian
amateur boxing team made a clean sweep of Its contest against Australia at Sydney. The Soviet boxers won the six bouts, all but two being stopped inside the scheduled three rounds.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31345, 15 April 1967, Page 15
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