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Approximately 125 4-H Club 2. Shelton MacArthur. 3. F r ed Maccardle.

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lembers, leaders and paren assembled at the O‘Leary Re- _ al High School last Friday the annual Prince County 4-

! Club rally. Prince County ag- riculture representative. Graeme Linkletter welcomed the mem- Iers and leaders to the rally,and also began the program with a mixer. Graeme also led in sev- _ games throughout the day. airman for the day was Aden

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Girla1!—!.Mary!.oulan!- lhrydaisht. 8. Plums ‘rouse- mill. 2. Evelyn Conway. 3. Phy- l nerd and Hiegther Macwilliag. llis May Conway. E12 years a over — . y ‘_ Boy. 14 _ 1, mm“ Murphy, Forbes and Janice MacLean. 1. 7030"” (Cpl " 7°mP°"' 2. Gary (Zolilcutt. 3. Jimmy Bar Sharon and Diane Laughlin. I. lures: l-ig_ Linda Costain and Phyllis show. mg mg; I Boys 15 and over -1. Aden Boy! 3 leased race — 1. Les- mw”, Q 37 lsherry. 2. Dwayne Murphy. 3- lie Carr and Gerald Arsenauli, Vancouver I0 67 IEd“'aFd M°C*"‘“‘Y- -2. Donald Phillips and Blair Victoria 53 :4 G1 12 — l. M _' L H - ~ Edmonton ........ 48 4 ;..:i.%.. E...... 1 en... .7 n llis May Conway. ‘ 30 ms; uzienau ' ! Moncton . . . . . . . .. ‘65 79 Girls 3 legged race, 11. yrs‘ Y8. 09 HOW race —- - ‘ 1. Eleanor Phillips and Linda. Edward McCarthy and Gary and Donald Fadyen. 8. Gerald

Phillips. 2. Theresa Peters and ‘ Collicutt,. 2. Jimmy Arsenault Qrsenault and Fred Mccardle.

Dalila: 3! Saint John 56 65 Charlottetown 66 79 Prince Edward Island: inter- mittent rain beginning about dawn and changinlz to scat- tered showers and thundershow- ers this afternoon; clearing this

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Upper st. John River Valley, Bay of Chaleur: Intermittent rain ending during morning:

miles in fog, mist.and precipi- tation improving to eight miles

southwest 20 clearing in afternoon; little by evening; temperature in the 25‘durlng morning. Low-high at change in temperature: light 50.. Charlottetown and 75 winds increaslnl dllflnl m0ﬂ|'

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Iherry of Bedequc . :'.l'lIe morning program consist- ad of entertainment by the Sher- Nooke. Miscouche. Alma and Carleton, Lot 6 clubs. Miss Irene Mountain of the WI branch led- h a sing-song. Entertainment for l the afternoon was provided b 4} the Bedeque, Miscouc-he, Mt. . Carmel. Newton Lot 16 and Cape ‘ Egmont clubs. ; A dress review by the gar i meat club girls of Prince Coun- l ty was very much enjoyed. Com- ' mentator for the review w asl

Miss Myne Smith of the W12 branch. -

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Guest speaker for the day wasl Mervyn MacNaliy, who was P. 12.1. delegate to National 4-H Club Conference in Washington. Mervyn was introduced by Aden Sherry and spoke of the oppor- tunities provided by 4-H Club work, and encouraged all mem- bers to work for these opportun- ities. He also told the members of the experiences of his trip and the places visited.

The rally was brought to a close by a sports program under the direction of Graeme Linklei- ter and Charles Ballem of th e physical education branch. The Iollowing are the results of the

sports program:

Girls 8 and under — 1. Phillips. 2. Phyllis Touesn Nancy Smith.

9 — 1. Elsie Lecky, 2. Macwilliams, 3. Linda

Linda ard, 3.

-Girls Heather mith.

Girls 10 — 1. Doris McWill- iams, 2. Alice Mcwilliams, 3. El- eanor Phillips.

Boys 10 -— 1. Don MacFadyen, I. Jimmy Al-senault

Boys 12 — 1. Reggie Wallace. I. Donald Phillips. Girls 13 — 1. Norma Yea. 2.

Linda Macwilliams, 3. Ariel Lec-

Boys 18 — 1. Alphonsus Pro-. hit. 2. Leslie Carr. 8. Leonard‘ Mccardle.

Girls 14 — 1. Sharon Mac- Laughlln, 8. Linda Costain. 3. Kay Forbes.

Hall is 11 — 1. Janice MacLean.

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Boys 11 — 1. George Harris,

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