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1. P13850 - Section 1 page 2. Mid left image. Caption: "Legion junior soccer team, undefeated during the regular schedule, retained their record in sudden death playoff Saturday afternoon with a 4-1 win over Godson school team for the Owen Thomas trophy. Members of the Godson team, below are, left to right, front row: Irving Janzen, Allan Merrick, Wayne Heppner, George Thompson, Tom Thompson, Stewart Janzen, and Allan Heke, back row: Brett Savage, Jim Hamm, Glen Dirksen, Wayne Taylor, Henry Braun, Gordon Smith, Romeo Matzner, Irwin Matzner and Coach Peter Willms."

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2. P16367 - "Abbotsford Junior Secondary school boys won the Upper Fraser Valley Junior rugby league. 'Huskies' defeated Sardis 9-0, AD Rundle 19-0, Agassiz 24-0, Chilliwack 6-0 and tied Hope 6-6 in regular play. They stopped Hope 9-0 in semi-finals and defeated Sardis in the finals. Front row left to right are coach Mr Barry Stewart, Bryan Beaulieu, Doug Wickers, Richard Durvin, George Sweeten, Glenn Dickie, Calvin Lindberg, Bevan Swanson (scrum captain), Mike Makara, Ken Parlee (captain), Ron Sweeney, and David Obrien (manager). Second row are Rob Barker, Ron Britton, John Ellis, Ian Gibson, Bill Laurie, Craig Bryde, Jim Quinn, Ken Schwaerzle, Ken Dueck and David Hendy. Back row are Ken Esau, Mike Harrigan, George Keys, Gary Powell, Lloyd Hiebert, Don Downe, Grover Telford, Brett Savage, Cliff Neufeld and Ray Masse."

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3. P17056 - Abbotsford swimmer, Brett Savage, takes displays the trophies he won at the Pentiction swim meet.

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4. P18861 - Members of the MSA Swim Club who brought home individual and relay team medals from the Vancouver Island Swimming and Diving Championships at Courtenay over the weekend are Carla Savage, Trudy Olsen, Hiliary Parker-Jervis, (first name obscured) Heywood, kneeling to the left of medal display, Mary Ann Folster, Lori Mullin, Rosanne Sandstrom and Jill (last name obscured), right. Back row: Ian Gibson, Kim Whitmore, Keith Campbell, Jim Quinn, Rodger Brown, Allan Lamont, (first name obscured) Anderson, Bob Graham, coach and Brett Savage.

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5. P18896 - MSA Swim club hosted a three-way meet Saturday at Centennial Pool and emerged the winner. Members with chocolate milk treats provided by the Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association are, kneeling: Jill Gibson, Mary-Anne Folster, Lori Mullin, Moira Evans, Colin Lamont, Mike Buirs, John (last name obscured), Szigety, Wally Horn, Shirley Reeve and John Conroy. Seated: Joy Collins, Rosanne Sandstrom, Carla Savage, Ian Gibson, Jack Froese, Alan (last name obscured), Heywood, Brian Buirs, Brett Savage, Keith Campbell, Lorraine Anderson and Cynthia Mullin. Behind the group are the two coaches, Bob (last name obscured) and Dave Brown.

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6. P19044 - Young swimmers who came home with a host of ribbons and aggregate cups in their age groups from the Penticton Regatta were Carla Savage, girls nine and ten, Jill Gibson, girls 11 and 12, Brett Savage, boys 11 and 12, and obscured name, boys eight and under. With them are coaches, Bob Graham and Dave Brown.

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7. P20115 - Eric Britz, Wilfred Blum, Gary Powell, Brad Boyes and Brett Savage helping to load up a truck with boxes containing a range of school equipment. On Wednesday, April 13th, the contents and students of the Abbotsford Senior Secondary School (ASSS) and the Abbotsford Junior Secondary School (AJSS) were switched. Those students with finals wrote them in the morning and all students reported to their home rooms by 12:30 pm. Each teacher was given a paper with the schedule of the moves’ various stages. Before the AJSS students left their old school, Mr T Lindsay read off the homeroom numbers and the rooms for each class on the block timetable, which the students had filled out on new sheets. ASSS students left their old school through the front door and headed into their new school through the back doors. The AJSS students left their old school through the front doors and congregated outside near the road while the ASSS students switched. Each student carried their personal belongings and placed them in new lockers. Those students with their lockers in the new wing had to leave their books in the rooms, as the lockers did not yet have doors. The homerooms at the new AJSS were sea green, the PA systems and the bells were different than that in the original AJSS building. The new ASSS also held some issues for the students, as the water fountains were much lower to the ground, the desks were too small and the PA system was different. Thursday was a holiday for students, unless they were helping move non-classroom items. The library had already been moved, but the Science, IE shops, PE Departments and Home Economic Departments had a tremendous amount of equipment to move and most of it was done on Thursday. The function of the buildings were switched as the former junior building offered greater potential for expansion.

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8. P20642 - Ian Gibson and Brett Savage practicing take-offs in preparation for the Summer Club swimming competitions at the Centennial Pool. They have been practicing for the past two months with the other 60 swimmers all involved in the intensive practice sessions to prepare to help put Abbotsford on the podium.

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9. P22244 - "Brett Savage, 15, displays the medals which he won at the BC summer swimming championships in Vancouver on the weekend. Brett won a gold medal with a record smashing performance in the breast stroke race for his age class and as well won a bronze medal as a member of a third place relay team."

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10. P22245 - Brett Savage smashed an existing provincial record and won a gold medal as swimmers from MSA Swim Club turned in a strong performance at the B C summer swimming championships in Vancouver.

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11. P22246 - Brett Savage's record breaking performance in the boys' 15-16 year old breast stroke class, highlighted an eight medal performance by local swimmers.

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12. P22247 - Brett Savage's record breaking time for the 100 yard race was one minute, 24 and 5/10 seconds, one and 6/10 of a second better than the previous mark set in 1966.

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13. P22248 - Brett Savage and unidentified young female swimmer displaying the medals won at the BC summer swimming championships in Vancouver.

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14. P48846 - Godson boys soccer team, led by manager, Jack Dowding and coach, Joe Bancroft, won the Laxton Cup. Back row, left to right: K M Whitmore, Ron (surname obscured), Ken Dowding, Jim Cheeseworth, Kevin Folster, Brian Yanko, George Sweeney, Fred Kehler. Front row, left to right: Laird (surname obscured), Gary Goertz, Gary Powell, Brett Savage, Fred Klassen and Joel Bancroft.

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