The Mayor of Christchurch, Sir Hamish Hay, and the president of the Automobile Association (Canterbury), Mr Dick Ayton, congratulate winners of a cycle safety competition run by the A.A.C. The six winners were presented with 10-speed bicycles yesterday. The competition, open to intermediate and secondary school pupils in Canterbury, required entrants to produce original ideas on safety, and to design a cycle crash-helmet.
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63The Mayor of Christchurch, Sir Hamish Hay, and the president of the Automobile Association (Canterbury), Mr Dick Ayton, congratulate winners of a cycle safety competition run by the A.A.C. The six winners were presented with 10-speed bicycles yesterday. The competition, open to intermediate and secondary school pupils in Canterbury, required entrants to produce original ideas on safety, and to design a cycle crash-helmet. Press, 30 August 1984, Page 3
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