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fieoting _ imorcv yment: throughout the Dominion 6.4828141! have left the camps oper- by the Department of National d the last six months. for the number of men camps was 19.681 on Feb. 28. {Ihenumharnowcared foronthe projects undertaken by the department is 18.801. _ are distributed from Nova Sootia and New Brunswick m nritish Columbia. Prince Edward Island is camps for the single homeless The unemployment

yvorklel in the other provinces.

Projects now being completed _ ent of National De- fence were initiated in 1082 under the dircctioirof Major General A. (LL ilicllaughton, chief of staff, as a. result o! ctr-operation between A. Cordon. Minister of labor and Hon. D. M. Sutherland, Minister o; national Defence. At that time the problem of the single unemployed an‘ was a national problem, thousands were on the "road" travelling via. freight trains from one section of the country to the other, actuated by s forlorn hope that. possibly somewhere else things might be brighter, s, chance for worg miBht develop.

The oes, lsuidened with the care of families on relief put the question of the single unemployed Jilp to thefederal government. The programme of the Department of National Dofonce-now in its third year and notevhrthy for the devel- opment o! airway landing fields across flie Dominion-w" the re- sult of conferences between those mentioned above and W. M. Dick- son, deputy minister of labor and i-lsn-y Hoxoiord, Dominion Commis- sioner 0f Unemployment Belief. . It is noteworthy that the Civil- ian Conservation Corps in the Un- ited States. I PWEIIINM 8118108011! fire Canadian camps was started the Dominica's project was miles-way and a prroven success best way to meet the unem- erieieior the sindlc un- mom. -

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sdian canine. . - l: Censiraei-ina’ l-Illllilll Fiolill The term Department of Na- tional Defence camps is probably s misnomer, but came into use because the projects on which the men are frnploybgdulvei: designer: and init- stclf- e, epsrtinen . _ mas projects total its dud is of them constitute airways landing fields; across the Dominion ‘from coasttocoeshAtthapoescnttime there pro 1.008 men and 112 engin- eers,;'si_i jiliiflldflitd and forenieri empl _on as airways projects. 711cc ,_ nine pie planned but not in operation or cine have been c0111-

oz Airway landing fields

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across the Dominion will be com- pleted in 10cc, it is expected. Can- ada will then hsve its first contin- ental air route. destined to Ploy ‘l- isrgeplrtinihe iraveiof thenaxt decade. Although the .work of the siuglg unemployed men in clearing areas in the most iernote districts of (mtario. British Columbia - and other of the provinces, levelling wooded and rock strewn lnds to the sm5oth surface necessary for planes. is a work of lords import- ance to the country, itis s story time has never been completely bole. the imagination

sry, the supervifi officials unort- Fully cognizant t their situation ss a result of the most severe economic uphoavei in history, and that the situation was only fem- porary, the men have been exem- plary in their conduct and work. Dismissal for infractions of osmil rules have been made 01113 in 15°‘ lated instances. The men are en- couraged to better their positiai st the earliest opportunity and are readily granted leave of absence from camp to look for a job or to visit friends or relatives. _

other projects initiated by the department besides the airways in- clude reforestation. highway con- struction in British Columbia and Alberta, the restoration of historic sites and excavations for bsrrack Isitcs and training camps.

Other Projects

Project No. 1 initiated by the de- partment was the improvement for perk purposes of the historic forti- fications at Halifax. Project 140 is the Rock Creek airways laridinfl field in British Columbia, situated near Midway, 18.0., almost on the Internstion l Boundary. Every pm- lect has been initiated with the idea of building s permanent im- proveinem for the coup-til as well as caring for the sing?! uriemploy ~ ed in the district.

The totaéuooahi: to tae fedfi treasury s augurs on of

in 1982 to April 1, 1984- mg gwrt u; the present fiscal year -Iwas $5,122,000. 0f this sum $302.- ee4 was a, ded linear dui-ins the lest several months of the year. and 84,829,116 in 1988 and the earlY months of 1084.

The department at the start oi the current fiscal year had utilised 01.988340 lees than the amougit appropriated for the program; Y order-in-coimcil. 1n 1932 8018.000 was appropriated and 86,590.02) in 1988.

whether oi- not the number of men in the camps will cofltihue to diminsh st the encouraging rate

intained so far durlBB 1084 de- pends on the general employment situation. In the even; that men who left the camps (or seasonal employment have to re urn they will be reinstated by tile oiwrimtlli this fall and winter. In any event the completion oi the airways across Canada will go forward; it is a. task to which the federal government -is dedicated and the future travel picture. of the country will remain as a monument to those "unem- ployed" Canadians who met a crisis in their lives by doing a construc- tive work.

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Traoadie “Gross School Fair

Class l-Gkains:

Sec. 1—White Cats: 1. Olin Ellis. Donlldstai School; 2, Edwin Hughes, Mlilcove: 8. Walter Hughes Millcove: 4. Dina Reid. Miilcove. Sec. 2-Wheot: 1. Edna Reid, 2, Eric Ellis, llmaldston; 8 Kath- leen Mullin. Donaldston; , 4, Oiid Illlls. Donsldstmi. "

Sec. 8-Barley: l. Bdrm. Reid; 2 Alden Ellis; 8. Edwin Hughes; 4 Cecelia Arbinz. Mlllcove.

Sec. 4-Corn: 1 Edwin Hughes; 2 Waiter Hughes; 3 Frederick Hughes.

CLAS I-DOOTS

Sec. 1—Grcen Mountain Potatoes -1 Edna Reid. 2 Kline (hurt, 1301111489011. 8 Bio Ellis. 4 Freder- ick Hughes, Itdilloove.

Sec. ii-Irish Gobbler Potatoes- 1 Kline Court, Donsldsicn; 2 Edna. Reid. ii Olin Ellis. 4 John A. MacDonald, Blooming Point.

Sec. il-Turnips (feed)--1 Eric 1111s. 2 Jack D0u8an, s Joe Doligan, Donaldston, 4 Roy mighq, m“- cove.

EW- 8 (el-‘Iumirie (tabla-i Tom Dousan. i Joe Arbing, a none Court, Donaldston, 4 Broderick Court.

Sec. 4-Mangles—1 Frederick Hughes; 3 Jilflellh Bullies. 8 liidwin Hughes. 4 Walter Hughes.

Sec. ii-Carrots-i Edna Reid, 2 Alden Ellis. 8 Joe Arbing, Milicove, 4 Evelyn Mi-llen, Glenalsdsle.

Sec. B-Parsnips: 1 Edna Reid, 2 Edwin Hughes. 8 Walter Hughes, 4 Brio Ellis.

CLASS S-VIBET-Uilfi

Sec. i-mirnatoes: 1 Hilda Quick,

Millcove; 2 Cecil Quick, Idlllcove, 8

Freddie Court. Donaldston, 4 Pat-

rick DouBan, Donaldsio Sec. 2—Cuoum

4 Freddie Hughes, Mllicove.

Sec. S-Beets-I Edna Reid, 2 Walter Hughes. Millcove, 8 Wilfred Mullen. Glenaiadale. 4 olden Ellie.

Donal ‘Sec. 4-0155086! 1 Rwln Hughes. I Patrick 13012881. I W51-

ter Hll8ll96. 4 Eric Ellis.

Boo. il-Puniilkin-l Betty Court, 2 Cecelia Arbing. s Irene Court, 4 Louis 001111.

3w- ll-Bqussh-i Edwin Hughes, 2 WING!‘ Hug/hes.

GASS l-ILOWQS Sec. L-Sweet Peas;

Iiliilda

Quick, Milloove, 2 ‘iiheress Hughes 8 Eric mils, 4 Georgie has, Bec- Fiowers: 1 Irene Court. 2 Lewis Court. 8 Betty Court, 4 Ella Hughes. Sec. S-Glsdioloini: 1 Blanche

McQuaid, 2 Eulalia nugiies.

8w- F-Poiied Geranium-l Arthur MaKinnon. a Mc- Kllmw» 8 Kathleen Bullies. 4mm Quick.

cuss s-runrr

Sec. ii-Wealthy: 1 Cecilia Arbing, 2 Agnes mcmtyre. 8 Joseph Arb- ins’. 4 Alden Ellis.

Sec. S-Crabs: 1 Kathleen Hugh- es. 2 Laura Hughes, 8 Rite. Mc- Keluia. 4 lawman MacKenna.

Sec. 4-Piurris: 1 Leora Hughes, 2 Kathleen Hughes.

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CLASS S-@OKING I

s». i-White Bread: 1 Hilda Quit-k. 2 Agnes ZMlcInty-re, 8 Berna-

Materials-

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dette Trsinor. 341110010. 4 (xcelia

Sec. s-ewu- coder Leno Hiwhes. I imialis lmgnes, 8 Irene court. 4 xstlueeii mimics.

Sec. e-Ginger Snaps: 1 Agnes Momtyi-e. s nilalia nushes. s Cec- elia Arbing, 4 Laura Hughes.

Sec. S-Tes Cake: 1 Bu. ‘site Trainer. 2 Blanche Mcquaid, Kathleen Mullen. 4 Laura milieu.

5o. e-Brown

Sugar mike: 1 Agnes Moraine. 2 Blanche 8 ‘tteirairumflhfene

Sec. ‘I-School 1.1mm: i Blanche sssquasd, a xniiism Mnghes, a Laura Hughes, 4 -oecel_la may. cuss I-alwnio. IIITIIOG

11m moosnnro

C30. i Div. A-Batehst flflndle: 1 Alfred llclntm. llillcovs. I Jamil! ilcintyre, Ililieove.

Sec. l-llilking Stool: Hughes, ssilicove, lawman Melton-

JOhD B. McIntyre.

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See. 1 Div. B-Hand Geigh:

Sec. 8—-(I"reddie Hughes. Mi

Sec. s-Camp Stool: 1 Erie

CLASS e-LIVESIOCK AND POULTRY

Sec. 1 (a) Chives (Dairy Reed: 1Bic8ilIis.20linmlis,8Lnuis Court, 4 Edwinilughes.

Sec. 1 (b) Beef Breed: 1 Leon- ard Court, 2 Freddie Hughes, 8 Ir- ena Court.

Sec. z-nsri-ed Rock-l Roy Hughes, 2 Hie-mid MicQusid, 8 Bd- win Hughes, 4 Eulslie. Hughes.

SWIIONV ic-conmorrous .

Sec. l-Iniurious Weeds: 1 Dori- sldstm School. Sec. 2—Tree Leaves: 1 Donald- eton School. 2 Milicove sender, 2 Glensiadale School. Sec. a-Sarrihles of Wood: 1 Mill- oove School, Doznaldswn School.

Sec. o-Insects: 1 Donaldston School.

' _ CLASS Il-SCAHMYL WORK

Sec. 1—Writing.

Sec. 1 (sl-l Arthur MbKirinon, GlenB-ladalc. 2 Flflflmce McIntyre. a Desmond Burge, Millcove, 4 Annette McDonald. = Sec. 1 (b): 1 Lea Maccabe. 2 Louis Court, 8 Jadr Dougsn, Don. sldston, 4 Frances MoAully, Glen- sladslc.

Sec. 1 (c)—1 Dorothy MoCabe, 2 Edna. Belg. 8 Mary Mchityre, 4

Bessy Ell .

Sec. 1 (d): l Alix Ellis, 2 George MoKinnfll. 8 Betty Court, 4 Cath- erine Mcmnis. Sec. 1 (c): 1 Rita MoKenns, r Nora Bowfen, 8 Laura. Mullin, 4 Agnes McIntyre.

Sec. 1. (f)! 1 Elernor Mlillin, 2 Blanche Mcquold. 8 Irene Court.

Sec. Z-Map Drawing: Sec. 2 (b): North America: 2 Freddie

iiSt. Geoges

held in St. George's Hall on ‘Luce-

, then carried out.

School Fair

A very successful School Fill; was

day, September 11th. with the following schools taking part: Launching, Seal River, De Gros Marsh and St. George's. The Judges were: Mrs. Vessey, Mr. I-Iynes and Mr. Veesey, who, in tum guvcWery interesting and useful suggestions regarding exhibits. A very bloc-sing program of sports was

Following is the prize list ;-.. CLASS L-GRAINS

Sec. 1, White oats: 1, Margaret MacPherson, Launching; 2, Buddy MacCor-mac, Launching; 8, Flor- ence Morrison. Launching; 4., ch“- lee MacDonald, Launching.

Sec. 2. Wheat: 1, Norbert Steele, DeGros Marsh: 2, Bernadette Mac- Donald, Launching; 8, Lucille Mac- I-een. Launching; 4, n. .1. .1. Mac- Connac, Launching. Sec. 3. Barley: 1, Joseph Mac- Kirinon, St. George's; 2, Pius Mac- Klnnon. St. George's: 2, Teresa. Fitzpatrick. D5 Grog Marsh; 4, J, D_ Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh.

CLASS L-ROOTS

Sec. 1 Green Mountains: 1. Florence Morrison. Launching; 2. Stella MacDonald, De Gros Marsh; 8. Alfred MacPhee, Launching; g Margaret MacPherson. Launching. Sec. 2. Irish Cobblers: 1, Charles Fitzpatrick. De Gros Marsh; 2, Lu- cille MacLesri, Launching; 3, D911- aid MacPheraon, Launching; 4. Aggie MacLeari, Ieunchiizq, a Sec. 8. ‘Iurnlps: 1, Aggie Mac- Lean, Launching; 2, Lupine M“. Lea-ll. munching; 3. Mae MacPhee,

Hughes, 8 Nora. Dowlan, Donald- liflll. 4 0000118- M51118.

Sec. 2 (a) New Brunswick: 1 Betty Court, Alden Ellis, Alfred McIntyre, Olin Ellis.

Sec. 2,(c): Europe: 1 Leonard Court, 11310431115. 8 Irene court, 4 Blanche MUQuaid.

Sec. s-Art Work: Sec. 8 (a): Apple: 1 Arthur McKini-ion, 2 Florence Momtyle. 3 Desmond Binge. Milleove. 4 Joseph Dougari, Dmaldstoui.

Sec. 8 (b): Pumpkin: 1 Ipmdn McKinnon, 2 Louis Court, 8 Leah MoCabe. 4 Jack Dougan.

Sec. 8 (o): Tree-l Clement Mc- Kenns, 8 Dorothy McCabe, 4 ‘flier- eea Hughes.

Sec.4 (d) Jugoryaste: 1 George MOKiIiHOII. Alden Ellis, Evelyn

Sec. 8 (e) 0w‘ School: 1 Rita “$911118. 3 Laura Mullin, 8 Hilde. Quick. 4 Freddie Hughes.

Sec. 8 (i) River Boone: i meanor Muliin. 2 Eric Ellis, a Leonard Court. 4 Irene court.

Sec. 8 (s) Christmas Card (wat- er colors: 1 Eric Ellis, 2 Laura Mul- lin. 8 Leonard Court. 4 Irene Court.

Sec. 4 (a) Portfolio “‘ Rie- sorts: 2 Donsldston School, Glen- sladsle School.

Sec. 4 (b) Famous people o; w- day: 1 Donsldston School, 3 Mu]- cove School. 8 Glenadsle School.

Sec. S-Project Map: 1 Glenadale School 2 Donsldston school, 8 Mill- ccve Schol.

Boo. d (s) Original Poster-A stitch in time saves nine: 8 Alfred Minn .

Soc. 6 (b): It pays tn advci-tisa_ 2 Cecelia Arblng. 8 Kathleen Hughes. 1min Hughes.

Sec. ‘I-Westher chart: 1 Donald- ston School. -

' Mullin. 01in Ellis.

.

(IIASS IS-CONTESTS

l 6w- l-Publie Socsirms: 1 Cecil mick. 2 Hilda Quick. 8 Irene Court 4 Kathleen Hughes.

Sec. l Chorus. O Can- ada: 1 Miilcove School. 2 Donald- Iton School.

(l-ASS ll-SPORIIS 100 Y8“! dish. DOYS l3 and l4-

‘ll ram ihsh. cove s and 10.4

MoKerins, G-ienaiadale, 2 Alfred Mimonsld, 3 Joesph mm. tyre. Miiicove, '4 Reggie McDonald,

Hughes. lliiloove. mile telsy, four pupils school: 1 Millcove Dcnsidsmi school. ‘ieyarddaslnboysii and12-1 McIntyre. lsilhiove, 2 wu- lhm Mmonald. Milken. 8 Vin- , t McGilvam Blooming Point, 4 may all Donaldston

M10011: . . doyesddasmsirlssand 10-1 Georgie Hughes. Milicove. 2 ‘neon Carrigan. Teri Mile Rouse. 8 mar- luret Garrison, Ten Mile House.

4 Georgiana Arbing. Milleove.

w“: e-Nailpcs: elswmanilc-l Keimalllwflaius. 1

Launching; 4, Francis MacDonald, Launching. Sec. 4. Carrots: 1. Plus Sigswoi-th,

I NO I SMOKING

‘bell, Seal River;

UNLE.

8. Genevieve

MacDonald, 5t. 06111321.

CLASS lf-POULTBY AND LIVE STOCK.

Sec. 1. osirh, BCfDSdettS Mac-

Donald, Launching; 2, Joseph lilac;

Donald, Launching; 8, Pius. Fitz- patrick. De Gros Marsh; 4, Lucille MacLecri, Launching.

Sec. 2. Plymouth Rqck Chickens: 1. ‘Joseph Campbell, Seal River; 2, Joseph MncCoi-rnac, Launching; 8. Paul MacPhee, Launching; 4, Frances Deloi-ie, De Gros Marsh. Sec. 3. White Leghorns: 1, Billie Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh; 2, Irene Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh.

CLASS lo-FLOWERS

Sec. 1, Sweet Peas: 1, Frankie MacKenzle, Seal River; 2, Frances

Stewart. De Gros Marsh.

Sec. 2. Mixed Flowers: 1, Fran- ces Stewart, De Gros Marsh; 2, Wanen MacKenzie. Seal River"; 8, Frank MacKcnzie, Seal River; 4, Leonard MacKenzie, Seal River. Sec. 8. Gladiolus: 1, Pius Sigs- worth, Seal River.

Sec. 4. Potted Geranium : 1, Sara. MacPheieori, Launching; 2, Frank MacKerizie, Seal River; 8, Francis MacDonald, Launching.

CLASS li-FRUIT

Sec. i. Red Astrachan Apples: 1, Joseph D. MacKiririori, St. George's. Sec. 2. Wealthy Apples : i, Kevin Delorie, De Gros Marsh; 2, Norbert Steele. De Gros Marsh; 3, Vernon Campbell, Seal River; 4, Nbrina Delorie, De Gros Marsh.

Sec. 8. Crab Apples : 1, Pius Mac-

line MacPherson, Launching;

Delorie, De Grog Marsh.

Seal River; 2, Joseph Gallant, St. George's; 8, Francis Delorle, Dc Gros Marsh: 4. Francis MacDon- ald, Launching,

CLASS 8.—VDGETABLES

Sec. i. Tomatoes: 1, Bernadette MacDonald, Launching; 2 Manges MacDonald. Launching; 8, Alfred MacPhee, Launching: 4, Plus Sigs- wortli, Seal River.

Sec. 2 Cucumbers: 1, Stella MacDonald, De Gros Marsh; 2, Frances Steele, De Gros Marsh; 8, Pius Sigewortli, Seal River; 4, Genevieve MacDonald, St. George's.

Sec. 8. Beets: 1, Leonard Mec- Kenzie, Seal River; 2, Pius Slgs- worth, Seal River; 8, Teresa Mac- Kiririon, St. George's; 4, Aggie Mad. Lean, Launching.

Sec. 4. Cabbage: 1. MacMac- Phee. Launching; 2, Paul MacPhee, Launching; 8, Genevieve MacDon- ald, St. George's; 4, Warren Mao- Kerizle, Sesl River.

Sec. 5. Pumpkin: 1, Pius sigs- worth, Seal River; 2, Rlts Camp-

Eulalia Hughes, Millcove, 3 Hilda Quick, 4 Lama. Hughes.

‘reachers Rack-l Betty McKay. 2 Mary Cauiipbell. 8 Aletha. Mac- Donald. Ten Mile House, 4 Eliza- beth K. MacDonald, B.A., Wood Is- land.

100 yard dash, boys 15 and over -1 Kline Court, 2 Joseph Hughes. 3 Jack ‘Pi-ainor. 4 Alfred Arbins-

50 yards mice-legged race (girls) _1 Qeoelia. Arlflng and Bernadette Trainer, 2 Agnes MacLntyi-e and Hilde. Quick, aGeoigic Hughes and Laura Hughes, 4 Eulsiia. fIi-lilhfl.

' Miilloove. and Irene Court. Donald-

ston.

5o yards three-legged race (boy!) 1 Freddie and Walter Hughes. Willie MacDonald and Vincent Mc- Intyre. 8 Alfred MacIntyi-e and Ray Hughes.

Ladies free for all: 1 Betty Mc- Kay. 2 Marie McDonald. Bloomin! mint, 8 Mhry Arbing, Millcove, 4 Char lotte Rowe, Donaldston. 80 ycird dash. boys 8 and under- i Louis Court. 2 Jack Duncan. l Vincent Doilflull. 4 mils-rd Smith. so yard jockey race: 1 H064!!! and Walter Hughes. wllcove. 2 Victor Mcflillvary and Joe Mac- Donald. Blooming Point, 8 Willie Mscitamsld and Vincent Momtyre. Millcove. 4'Alfred Maomtyre and Roy Ilighes.

75 dash, girls l2 and 14-1 Agnes Mnomtyre. Milieove, 2 Rite MciKenna, Glensladale. 8 Cecelia Arum, Milloove, 4 Irene Court. Donaldnon.

5o yard wheelbarrow nee: 1 Freddie and waiter flushes. Mill- cove, 2 Vincent McIntyre and Wil- lie MkDonsld. 8 Alfred McIntyre and Roy Kighes, Millcove, 4 Louis Clglrrt and Jack Dougsn, Donald-

lee. 20-Iree m all boys: i Kline Court. Donsldston, 2 Freddie Hughes. Milicove. 8 Walter Bushes. Mlileove, 4 Victor MeGillavary, Bitiomlng Point.

Free for all 8 and under-i ‘morass Hughes. Millcove, 2 Jack Dough, Donaldstoin, 8 Vincent Dougsn, 4 Louis Court. i: aldstcn. Shoe Race-i Bernadette ‘Irairicr. Millcove, 2 Rita McKenna, Glenni-

u

. adale, S Ileen Cai-rigan. ‘N81 Mill

House, 4 Ireen Court, Donsldston. (Patriot Please Copy)

CLASS B-COOKING Rita MacDonald, Launching.

Pherson, MacPherson, Launching.

MacCormac, Launching.

Pher-son, Launching. Sec. 5. Tea. Cake: Morrison, Launching; 2, France

MacDonald, Launching,

Sec. 8. Fudge: 1, Genevieve Mac MacDonald, Launching; 4, Mari lidacKirinon. St. George's MacDonald, Launching.

CLASS ‘L-SEWING

MacKinnon, St. George's. Sec. 4. Denied Sock: Fun-ell, St. George's.

CLASS S-MANUAL TRAINING

Kevin Delorie, De Gros Marsh.

Sec. 2. Milking Stool: MacCormec, Fitzpatrick, Q Gros Marsh; 8, Piu Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh; 4, Jos eph Gallant, St. George's.

Sec. 8. ail De Gros Marsh; 2, J. D. Fitzpst rick. Dc Gros Marsh.

Sec. 4. miscellaneous:

Campbell, Seal River.

Gros Marsh School.

Sec. 2. Leaves: 1,

De Gros Marsh School.

Seal River School. School: 2, St. George's School. CLASS IL-SCI-IOOL WORK

Stewart, De 01m Marsh.

Campbell. Seal River.

Donald, Launching;

MacCormac, Launching.

. NO . SMOKING

Kinnon, St. George's; 2, Joseph MacKiririori, St. George's; 8. Made- 4. Georgina MacCoirnac, St. George's. Sec. 4. Plums: 1, Warren Mac- Kenzie, Seal River; 2, Margaret MacPherson, Launching; 3, Norma

Sec. 1. White Bread: 1, Berna- dette MacDonald. Launching; 2,

Sec. 2. Biscuits: 1, Mary F. Mao- Cormac, Launching; 2, Rita Mac- Donald, Launching; 8, Sara Mac- Launcliirig; 4, Frances

Sec. 3, Cookies: 1, Frances Mac- Plherson, Launching; 2, Rita Mac- Donald, Launching; 8, Marion Steele, De Gros Marsh; 4, Mary F.

Sec. 4. Ginger Snaps: 1, Rita. MacDonald, Launching; 2, Marion Steele, De Gros Marsh; 8, Mary B. Campbell, Seal River; 4, Sara Mac-

1, Florence MscPhei-son, Launching; 8, Rita

Donald, St. George's; 2, Rita Mac- Donald, Launching; 8, Bernadette

Sec. 7. School Lunch: 1, Rita

Sec. 2. Heiristitchlrig: 1, Marie MccKinnon, St.,George’s; 2, Teresa

1, Mary

‘Sec. 1. rrliteriet Handle: 1. Bud- dy MsoCcri-nac, Launching; 2, Pius Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh; 3,

l, John Launching: 2, J. D.

Box: 1, KevirLDclorie,