1961-11-25 — Page 9

ABOVE: Last weekend thousands thronged to Macao Grand Prix. see the motor races, and the 8th

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Tickets to the grandstands were at a premium and giant crowds climbed the hills around the 3.9-mile circuit for a glimpse of the cars as they sped around the backstretch. Seen here are Captain Brian Fox taking a sharp corner in his Sunbean Alpine (No. 52) followed closely by Stun Pain in his Volkswagen Twin- Carb.

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LEFT: Miss Toni Lowe re- ceiving a prize from Miss Leung Kwon-lai during the Hongkong Motorboat and Ski Club dance this week.

BELOW: Lady Block seen with Mrs M. Visick (left) ́and Mrs Anita ‘Li during the annual party of the Hongkong Association of Diverity Women held at

HK University Alumni Association's premises.

ABOVE: Group picture taken at the Education Advancement Society's cocktails at the Ying King Restaurant.

RIGHT: Group picture taken at a dinner given by the Hongkong Amateur Radio Transmitting So- ciety for Mr William I Orr, Editor of the 'Radio Handbook and resident of Colifornia, who passed through the Colony, re- cently. Mr Orr is seen standing (in bow tie and spectacles) with his wife.” Next to Mrs Orr is the

President of the Society, • Mr George Cuppleditch.

BELOW: Peter Heath, Bangkok businessman seen he roared around

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Macao's Guid Circuit in his Lotus XV to win the... Eighth Macao Grand Prix

and the Governor's Cup last Sunday.

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