The intention of the Internationa! Recreation Club committee to develop their Kiangwan properly as Country club as well asa racing club was announced at a tin on Sunday in the Kiangwan clubhouse. attended by. stewards, members of various committees and members of the press. Tennis and polo are already, Catered for, a soccer field is being prepared, and plans are being made for clay-pigeon shooting. as well as for a swimming pool next year. It is hoped to tun an LR.C. soceer team.
Tu addition to these plans for development, for which there Is a great Seal of available space. much more than "the. general public realizes. there has been 2 general cleaning-up Kiangwan. A. filthy creek has been culverted at the entrance to the stables. paddock stalls have been re-ainted, and one or two alterations have been made which, though small, will enable the public 10 have faeees {0 the mounting paddock and cash sweeps.
The Kiangwan area Is developing, and Is becoming increasingly better known to the general public, as a trip In a motor-car will show. The, ERE. executive have therefore decided to make the club more attractive for membership and to make a @etermined effort to build up a fine: Sporting centre. In spite of many dif-faulties which the club has had to face recently, it is still very much alive, as Mr. Eric Moller, chairman of the Stewards. pointed out in his speech at the tifin: although not yet Out of the woods, with the loyal cooperation and tance In improving paddock—and in stable conditions given' the committee by Mr. B. H. MeMichael, who was unfortunately not able to attend the un, due to injury,
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