'A Reader's Compliments othe altar of Bun Dwi" meet the fet tine 2 wloesed me Sano Sica ctu iGacchow Boron Sandie one inde tin f $2 my four cun' ell oe mye esoyed Patil nts enteral trid net geared Sean ne tae Shalt a me Omelals seemed iisge rie ate ale splet wating, ie "excitement of D"the promptness of each event!
pedaters "when one. com of the. others, the Mine fine display of twenty-f refine display of twenty-tve Wier cups to the winners, silver and a and the club was. an outstanding. affair "he Parade of Lady Members of isos given to understand ing to lack of time iris "T'aid) not age a" sombre face ugly od its Bhat The wonderful control, technique and timing of each number. was equal to any professionals. Last, but the most important, was their body physique, the picture of robust health in each and every one, from the Juniors. who I was informed were under ten years of age, to the seniors who were of sixteen' years.
Tam anxious to have my children take up this fine sport, but Twas informed by one of the Club's oMtei that they had not got a training ground at the present, but they wer iving in great hopes to have one at near future date, but it would (0 be acquired by some outside means, as the club was financially poor, and did not look for profits. The membership fee Is only $1 0 year for students and 2 dollars for other members. the bicycle in their recreation un physical director, as the informa. tion given me was that the eighty odd itis in the parade were students. the SMC. Secondary School for Chinese Girls, under the tuition of Miss Ruth Chen, for which great credit should be given. There is no benson why every "school with grounds could not do the same as the Above-mentioned school which would make our children strong and healthy.
would like to suggest that some of our rich Chinese get together and @onate to the Shanghai Wheelers a piece of land asa training ground Which would build up the health and body of our children.
'A Fanta or Foun, Shanghai, Oct. 31.
Training Track Wanted To the Editor of the "Nowni-Cimxa Dany News"
Sin-—As a reader of, your esteemed paper I was greatly interested in the Farr of Four's article. My family, which included my mother, my wife, two children, ages 12 years and 14 years, also spent a most enjoyable T must admit my ignorance regard: ing "the existence of the Shanghai Wheelers. I went to Kiaochow Park {hrough buying a programme to help the cause of charity, "The Shanghai AntisTuberculosis Association.
On perusal of the programme. which was beautifully compiled and a credit to whoever got it up, T found it contained most interesting data, which gave me the incentive to take my family to find out what it was Fatien oF Foun has outlined a clear description of the whole alfatr, but 1 would like to put forward an dea, which could be entertained, for ihe provision of suitable grounds for a training track ete. whereby the younger generation could be coached and taught to ride. 1 myself anxious after what T saw on Sunday Tost (0 have my two children ride a bicycle, as it gives them grand exercise," but I cannot take" tne chance of having them taught in the street and the school which they attend has mo bicycle classes. 1 will try to outline an idea as follows:
'That the SMC. purchase o donate to the Shanghai Wheelers a' suitable piece of land, the cost of which would be provided for, vie: one-half the cost donated by'S.M.C, one halt the cost donated by public subscription, and I think there ave enough wealthy EDITOR. (continued)
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