Connecticut western news., 1922-08-24
ANNUAL MEETING TWIN
 LAKES ASSOCIATION
Annual Regatta Is Attended by More Than 700
 People

Lakes ASSOC1dL1O1I "S"S day evening at the Pechln Cottage Reports were received and acted on from the various committees. A general discussion as to the Wretched condition of the highways around the Lakes resulted in the appoint ment of a Committee consisting or Robert E. Hurley, Frank k. Homes and Dr. William P. Baldwin to se- cure the best highways possible from the Town of Salisbury with full pow CT to resort to legal process by call ino out the County Commissioners II necessary to secure suitable and sa1e biohwavs around the Lakes. A new Sanitation Committee consisting or Dr William P. Baldwin, pr. HaWIey and Dr. Charles A. Anderson was appointed with instructions to take immediate steps to see that no sew aoa is allowed to get into the Lakes and if any be found entering the Lakes to take legal steps Ii neces- sarv to stop the practice. The treas. urer reported a balance on hand or s3oO.62, An expression of thanks was voted and a beautiful chime clock presented to Charles $. Blake in recognition of his eleven years service as President of the Assoc1a- tion. It was voted to offer to the Town of Salisbury $1OO to ald It m the checking of the Pine Blister Rust should the Town decide to ap- propriate money for this purpose.
 The annual regatta of the Twlr flakes Association was held Saturday afternoon on the Pechin beach anc
 nroved to be even greater success 4han former years. About seven hun
 dred people were in attendance anS
 the races and contests were run or
 in quick time. The Committee II
 charge of the regatta augmented D.
 several ladies, consisted of Albert l.
 Roraback, Chairman, Milton Bar mum, Stanley Blake, and Dr. Charle A. Anderson. The Judges at tn finish were Charles s. Blake, EdWll V. Pechin and Francis B. Barnett The following were the winners o , the various contests:
 SWIMMING Race 1-Boys and Girls, 12-1
 years, 25 yards; 1st, Doris Jackson 2d Mary Holden, 3d Elizabeth HE f betts.
 Race 2-Children, 9-1O-11 year 15 wards; 1st Eddie Pechin; 2n Stanley Wagner, 3rd Florence Al
 derson. Race 3-Young People over 1 }, years, 50 yards; 1st John Anderson y End Chas. Hurley, 3rd Paul Coope Race 4-5O yards. Martin Colllf ~ ~ only entry, 1st Prize.
 C Race 5-Children under 8 year e 15 yards; 1st John Henry Ioole t 2nd Jane Holden, 3rd Edith Ande s son. ,11 Race Especial for Young Ladle II 1st Catharine Gardner; End Dor ], Jackson, 3rd Mary Holden. u Race 7-Children 9-1O-11 year u 25 yards; 1st Eddie Pechin, 2r u Stanley Wagner, 3rd Florence A | derson. .'. Race 8-Young People over IS years, 100 yards; 1st John Anderso u End Francis Dole.
 70 CANOE RACES "a Over 16, singles-1st Franc
 O'Hara, End John Anderson 5
 Walter Morgan.
 Over 1G, doubles, (men)-lSt DC
 nj Hurley, 2nd Anderson al
 >Wanson. ,n Over 16, doubles (gir!s)--1st Nj " pcchin and Miss Dritz, 2nd Miss
 Gardner and Atmore, 31d MISS n nc'den and Tibbetts. ,n Over 16, mixed doubles list M 6o Peterson and Steve O'l1a"a, M I oI DePc1o and MT. Dole. 3rd Hiss ia ,n ley and MT. Morgan. m ,,o Under IA singles-1st Eddie Pet # in, 2nd Elizabeth Gardner, 3rd Fl' or ence Anderson.
 I Under A, doubles-1st P-chn a M Thompson End Elizahe, fardr .a,o and Atmore, 3rd Jas. Barrett q
 Rob Atmore.
 Under IA, mixed doubles:-- "l Eddie Pechin and Molly Atmore, 2 at eit Florence Anderson and Robt. Clea' I 3rd Eliz. Gardner and James Barre 'u' Surprise Race-1st Dole, End H od I ley, 3rd Anderson.
 5c 1l" Fancy Diving-1st Anderson, Z 3o, 2 Swanson, 3rd Hurley.
 'lo Tub Race-1st Eddie Pechin, ;41 on Florence Anderson, 3rd Pome. 3 Thompson.
 D. Kicker Race-1st Thomas Sw
 End MT. Hawley, 3rd Everett SF
 man.
 Boat Races, over IA years - ing Swanson, End Ostrander, 3rd Frar
 O'Hara.
 Boat Races, under IA years of Roger Smith, End Pomeroy Thol ew son, 3rd Eddie Pechin. fol- Launch Races-1st MT. Vhol t a son, End MT. Barnum, 3rd MT. Ca out ~
 M. E. Church Notes rm- Regular morning worship n