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Lane; 4. Roma Mitchell. garet Latter; 2.

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lie Clark. See. 2—.\I.1p Dmwlng:

1. Prrsion Trcniere; ‘ltemcre; 3. Carmnn Mitchell; Alice ikiivnrtls.

tbl (lr; 1. Win: {red Campbell; 2. Edivartie; 3. Celia 'l‘i"emrre.

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School Fair

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Ward; 2. 3. Gerda 'I‘rem-

llp (iiqnit- ll»-»l. Gerald Easter; Z, Lona liztsoix; 3. Arnold ‘Ire-mere;

s III dz IV-I. Hilda 2. Bertha White; 3. Dor- , iplieil; 4. Shirley MEICLOBH. 1dr Glxluﬂs V d: VI-l. Alice Ed- wards; 2. Alive Stewart; 2. Jean

1c) Grades VII d: VIII-J. Mal‘- Crlia ’I‘rcmere; 3. Wlnniirrd Campbell; 4. Mary Ber-

lf) Grades 1X d: X—'l. Thelma iiicLerin; 2. Fay Johnston; 3. Reg-

ma) Grilles V d: VI, Nova Scotia: 2. Lawson 4.

es VII & VIII, Africa: John Aizirgmet Larter; 4.

Icl Gi-nrles IX & X, North Am- erica: 1. ‘Thelma MacLean; 2. Rag-

1. 2. Norma ’I‘ren".erc; t ‘rz-emeie; 4. Gordon God-

till Gzznie TI. llumpty Dumpty: l. Gfilllti 1'...iei"; ‘.3. Arnold Trem-

tc) (‘ti-titles Ill & IV, Spray of Um 'I‘remerc; 2. Ferne Errol Stewart; 4. Cal-

(til Gizuivs V k VI, Design for a 2. 3. Raymond Trem-

‘Pl (units VII a vm. Pitcher : 1. John Edwards;

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EXPERT cosssnn CORSETIERE

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including "Miss Simplicity"

Paiowsi: BROS. LTD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th

.. sent) ‘FOUNDATION GARMENTS

in a great variety of styles and materials

1. Donnie Macbeth. See. 4—Porti'olio: tn)

ilampshlre school.

shire school. Sec. 5—Pro_|ect Map:

1. Wiltshire School. See. tl-Orlginal Poster:

mere; 2. Lawson Tremere; 3, Ray-

(b) wards. Sec. ‘l-lwather Chart:

1. Hampshire School.

Sec. 8—Plasticine Modelling:

(n) Apple: l. Calvin Easter; 2. Shirley MacLean; 3. Errol Stewart; 4. Robert Edwards.

Co-opcration: 1. John Ed-

2. Claude Godfrey; wards.

(c) North America: 1. MacLean.

3. Alice Ed-

Donnie

CLASS 12

Sec. 1--I’ublic Speaking: 1. Thelma. MacLean. Sec. 4--0ral Reading:

1. Shirley MacLean; Easton; 3. Claude 'Thelma MacLean.

2. Arnold Tremere; 4.

CLASS Iii-SPORTS

Open to all schools present 75 yard dash, boys 9 8a l0:

1. Claude Ycunker; 2. Gerald Easter; 3. Ernest Watts; 4. Ian hiacsween.

50 yard dash, girls 6 years old:

1. Florence MacLeod; 2. Peggy Macliean; 3. Doris Easter. 5U yard dash, girls 7 l: 8:

1. Hilda MacLean; 2. Kathryn MacLeod; 3. Lona Kitson; ~4. Mil- dred Larter. _ -

75 yard dash. boys ll k 12:

1. Harry Younker; 2. John Ber- rigan; 3. Lawson Tremere; 4. Linus Ben-igan.

50 yard dash, girls 9 & 10:

1. Ferne Tremere; 2. Bertha White and Blanche Campbell; 3. Josie lvntts.

50 yard sack race, boys 10 it under:

1. Calvin Easter; 2. Ian Mac- Sween; 3. Jackie Wood; 4. Dalvay MncLenn.

50 yard sack race, boys 11 and over:

1. John Bei-rignn; 2. Claude Tre- mcre; 3. Harry Younker; 4. Ray- incnd 'l‘remere.

50 yard dash. girls 11 8a 12:

1. Helen Hathcrley; 2. Wlnnifred Campbell; 3. Ora Tremem. Teachers‘ Race:

1. Florence Ward, Hampshire; 2. Peggy Easter, Wiltshire.

Girls‘ three-legged race:

1. Blanche Campbell dz Alice Ste- twart; 2. Helen Hatherley d: Win- nifred Campbell; 3. Ferne ‘Premere A: Bentha..wiii.tc; 4. Hilda-Madison 8.: Josie Watts. iBoys’ three-legged race:

1. Ira Younker 8c Earl Johnston: 2. John Bcri-ignn 6:. Lorne Easter; 3. Calvin Easter 8: Carmen Mit- chell; 4. Ian MacSween d: Ralph ‘Crewys.

50 yard rash, boys 8 years old:

i. Gordon Godfrey: 2. Pius Ber- rignn; 3. Jackie Johnston; 4. Ran- dolph Watts.

50 yard dash, boys 7 a 8:

1. Calvin Easter; 2. Hollis Orewys l3. Dalvay MacLean; 4. Horace Mac- Sween.

50 yard Jockey race:

i. Earl Johnston dz Ira Younker: 2. Lawson Tremors d: Claude Tre- mere; 3. Lorne Easter d: Bobby Campbell; 4. John Berrigandzi-lar- ry Younker.

75 yard dash, girls l3 a 14: i. Mary Berrigan: 2. Mary Cal-

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Domestic animals and birds o1 P 12.1.: i. Wiltsliire school; 2.

(bl-l. Wiltshire school; 2. Hamp-

(a) Friendship: 1. Preston Tre

mond ‘Framers; 4. Claude Godfrey.

(b) A horse: 1. Borden Tremere: _

erme Frizzell. Wheelbarrow Race:

1. Claude Tremere 8r Lawson Tfﬁmere; 2. Ira Younker. and Ear;

Borden Tremere; 4. Claude Youn_ ker o Hollis Wood. Relay Race:

i. Wiltshire; 2. Wiltshire; 3. Hampshire; 4. Hartsvllle.

Uigg School Fair

On Thursday, September 14th, the Uigg School Fair was held in the Uigg School Hall. A large num- ber of children and visitors were present. The schools exhibiting werez-Uigg, Orwell, Orwell Cove, Vernon River. Lyndale and Grand- view. After the Judging was over , the President called upon the judges who gave short addresses compu. menting the pupils on the quanity and quality of their exhibits. The following is the list of prize win- ners:_

cLAssr-oaams

Munro MacLeod, Ulgg. Sec. 2-

1. Marion MacDonald, Orwell Cove; 3. Clifford Enman; 3. Edison MacLeod, Orwell Cove; 4. Esther MacLeod.

Sec. 3-

1. Herbert Enman, Vernon Riv- er- 2. Irene Enman, Vernon River; 3. Frances MacDonald. Orwell cove; 4. Marion MacDonald.

Sec. 4-

1. Clifford Enman; 2. Harold lmman; 3. Esther Macbeod; 4. Munro MacLecd.

Sec. 5-

1. Irene Enman; 2. Estelle Lea, Vernon River; 3. Edith Enman, Vernon River. ‘

CLASS II-BOUIS

Sec. 3 (a)—

1. Stanley Morrison. Orwell; 2. Estelle Lea; 3. Clifford Enman; 4. Ann Tweedy, Vernon River.

Sec. 3 tb)- '

1. Estelle Lea; 2. George Tweedy, Vernon River; 3. Forrist lea, Vem- on River; 4. Stanley Morrison. Soc. 4-

1. Edison Macbean, Orwell Cove; 2. Harold Enman; 3. Estelle Lea; ..4.-George Twoedy-,- ~

ec. 5-

1. Ann Tweedy; 2. Doris Enman; 3. Clifford Enman; 4. John Mac- Leod, Uigg. '

1. Estelle Lea; 2. Herbert Enman; 3. Ann Tweedy; 4. Everett Mac- Leod, Grandview.

CLASS III-VEGETABLES

See. 1-

1. Opal MacPhee; 2. Doris En- man; 3. Everett MacLeod; 4. Edith Enman.

Sec. 2-

l. George Wilson, Vernon River;

2. Robert Finlayson, Grandvlew;

3. Olive Finlayson, Orandview; 4. 1mm Les. Sec. 3-

1. Eith Enman; 2. Irene En- man; 8. Clifford Enmsn; 4. Doris Enman.

Sec. 4-

i. Marion Masters, Vernon Riv- er; 2. Margaret MacDonald, Or- well; 3. Doris Enman; 4. Irene En- man.

Seo. 5-

1. Harold lmman; 2. mtelle Lea; 3. Forrest. Lea; 4. Marion Masters. Sec. 6-

1. Ann Tweedy; 2. Harold En- 1

man; I. George ‘Bloody; 4. Gerald Macho: 3. Violet Iuoe; 4. lhry lhoDoasid Medium.

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Johnston; 3. Raymond Tremere s: 311mm‘-

iLaura. Gillie.

Pherson; 3. Marion MacDonald.

59m 1 CLASS VII A—SEW'|NG 1. Clifford Enman, Vernon Riv- er; 2. Harold Enman. Vernon Riv- s“: 1"‘ er; 3. Blather MacI-Jeod, Uigg; 4. 1' Anna Bnwm Gmndvkwi 3-

Audrcy MacLeod, Uigg;

Sec. 3—

Sec. 1—-

Orwell Cove. Sec. 4-

Phcrson.

CLASS VIII—MANUAL TBANING

Sec. 2 (a)- 1. Preston Sanderson, Grandvlew. sea 1- Sec 4 (b) 1. Harold Enman; 2. Doris Em- ' _ man, Vernon River; 3. Estelle Lea; 1' Edison Maclﬂrh 4. Mack Carver, Vernon River. s”. z_ _ CLASS IX _1' ranch‘ iilewg?’ Verne; m: Sec. 1 (oi-Heifer Calf- ei; _'3 My I 38:51am’ Gmnd- 1. George Tweedy; 2. Alberta "Kw; 4" 0"“ C ° °°' m‘ ' Nicholson, Orwell Cove; a. John vew’ ' Mack ma.‘ Grant, Orwell Cove; 4. Frances

on River; 4. Alberta Nicholson.

Sec. Z-Leavee- Seo. 6- 1

Sec. 3—&"lant Diseases- Sec. ‘

3. Uigg.

Sec. l (nl-Writlﬂl-

Betty Nsddy, Orwell; 3. MacLeod, Uigg; 4. Everett Maouod. Sec. 1 (b)—-

Cove; 2. Mary Rooney, Orwell Cove 3. Georgina Rooney, Orwell Cove; 4. Flo Robbins, Uigg.

Sec. 1 (c)-

berta Nicholson; Kenna. Orwell Cove; 4. Bruce.

s». 1 (d)-

Leod; 3. Jenn Maobeod; 4. Johnnie Wilson. Sea. 1 (e)-

CLASS lV-ILOWEBS

Sec. 1-

1. Esther Mnclieod; 2. Cyrﬂ Mpg. Phmvn. U122: a. Geri-Id Macleod. Sec. L-

i. Ann Tweedy; 2. Irene Mic-

,1»=°d; 8- Georze Tweedy; 4. m- ward MacLeod. Sec. 3-

1- “m8” Tweedy; 2. Ann Tweedy

3. Doris MacLeod; 4. Joyce Mar- tin, Grandview.

See. 4-

| 1. Estelle Lea; 2. Viola Sender. @5011. Grandview; 3. Florence Mae,- Kmmn; 4. Mack Carver.

CLASS V-FRUIT

Sec. 1_

1- Am‘ TWEQdY; 2. Doris Enmsu; Sec. 2-_ ’1. Harold MacLeod; 2. Gem-go Tweedy; 3- A1111 Twﬂdy; 4. Mar- Baret MacLeod, Sec. 3-

1. George Tweedy; 2. Irene En-

mﬂfl; 3. Marion Masters; 3, Edigon MacLean.

Sec. 4-

1. Malcolm Stewart; 2, |T“'eedy; 3. GeorgeTweedy;

Ann 4. Irene

crass vr-cooxmd

Sec. 1--

1. Mary MaoPherson. Sec. 2-

1- Am‘ Tweedy; 2. Laura Gillis, Grandview; 3. Dorothy Mach“, Vise: 4. Mai-ion MacDonald.

Sec. 3_

1- Mary Mat-nae, Orwell cove; 2. Olive Flnlayson; 3. Ann Tweedy. Sec. 4-

1. Ann Tweedy; 2. Edna Gillia, Uigg.

Sec. 5- l

1. Marion MacDonald; 2. Shirley MacLeod, U158; ,8. Edna Gillie; 4.

Sec .6-

1. Laura Gulls; 2. Olive Finlay. 5011; 3. Ann Tweedy; 4. Estelle lea. Sec. 7-

1. Kathleen Currie; 2. Mary Mne-

3. Joyce Martin; 3. Emily Martin. Sec. Z- 1. Ruth MacLeod, Uigg.

1~. Frances Dawson, Uigg; 2. Evelyn Dawson, Uigg. Sec. 4- i. Ann Tweedy.

t CLASS VII B 1. Laura Gillis; 2. Claudine Brown

1. Laura Giliis; 2. Mary Mac-

Dawson.‘ Soc. 2—Pullet and Cockerel- (Barred Rock)-

1. Marion Masters; 2. Bandy Daw- son, U182; 3. Reggie Masters, Vern-

Sec. 3—White Leghoms-

1. Ann Tweedy; 2. Evelyn Daw- son; 3. Bea Dawson; 4. Doris Kn- man.

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Sec. 1—Weeds— 1. Vernon River; 2. Orwell; 3.11131

. Vernon River; 2. Qrwell; I.

U188; 4. Grandview.

1. Uigg; 2. Vernon River. insects- _ i. Grandview; 2. Vernon River;

CLASS Kl

1. Bernadette MacDonald; 2. Gladys

1. Beatrice MaoKenna, Orwell 1. Faustino. Noddy, Orwell; 2. A1-

3. James Mac- Gladys

l. zm Rooney; 2. Lloyd Mac-

l. Margaret MacDonald; 2. Mary

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Sec. 1 (f)—

3. Marion MacDonald; 4. Frances MacDonald.

Sec. 2 (ah-Map Drawing -—Nova

Scotla-

1. May MacDonald; 2. Dawson; 3. Audrey MncLeod; Victor Wilson.

(b) Aldus-

1.. Lorne Acorn, Vernon River; 2. Ruth MacLeod; 3. Munro MacLeod; 4. Mary MaePherson.

See. Z (c)—Nnrth America-

1. Dorothy MacLeod; 2. Claudine Brown; 3. Margaret MacDonald; 4. Frances MacDonald.

Sec. 3-—Art Work-

(a) Baseball and Bah-

l. Bernadette MacDonald; 2. Ruth MscLean; 3. murena Rooney, 4. Betty Noddy.

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1. Dan MacLeod; 2. Isabel Shaw; 3. Beatrice MacKenna; 4. George Wilson.

(o-Spray of flowers-

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Old Cough Yields to Buckley's Mixture

Read What: Mr. Gull Says

Hamilton. Ont: "From the time I was a snail lmy until the In oi‘ thirty-two. i wut never free from a llaeltlnl canal! nllht sml day. Doctors told ms l was sulierin: from ellronle bronchitis-that there was no per- manent relief. One day I nw an advertise- ment for Buckley's Mixture. The word bronchitis arrested my attention. I nnrehu- Ul l bottle. It [are m0 relief. I boqlht hm more and my cough left me completely. Tint happened six years an. Ind the cough llu never returned.“

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1. Ruby MacDonald; 2. Stanley

i. Vivian wood; 2. Claudine nrownu/iorrison: 3- Hv-stlna Rooney: t

1Gcorge Rooney. v I ll|)—-B00k Cover- j 1. May MacDonald; 2. Zeta Rooney; 3. Victor Wilson; 4. Pres- ‘tcn Sanderson. ,(e)—Pitcher and Gil-Inel- I 1. Violet Bruce; 2. Laura Giliis; '3. Harold Emman; 4. Marion Mas- ters. l (fl-Book and Inkweli on Table — l l. Dorothy Maolleod; 2. Vivian iwood; 3. Margaret MacDonald; 4. Frances MacDonald. ‘(m-water Colors-local Scene - [ 1. Dorothy MacLeod; 2. Laura ‘Cilllis; 3. Margaret MacDonald; 4. iViolet Bruce. ~ » Seo. 4-Portfolio (a)- l 1, Uigg; 2. Vernon River. (b)—l. Vernon River; 2. Uigg. iSec. 5—Pro]ect Maw f i. Uiss; 2. Orwell Cove. Sec. s-rmurs (s)- 1. Herbert Enmall; 2. Gnndview; 13. May MacDonald; 4. Lloyd Mac- Leod . (ho-i. Wood. (Patriot Please Copy)

Grandview :2, Vivian

CRAPAUD SCHOOL

Crapaud senior Department:

. Grade 10-l. Annilea MacDon- nld; 2. Gladys Tmwsdaie; 3. Mur- iel Cobb.

Grade 9-1. Leah Martin; 2.

Kenneth Cobb.

Grade 3-1. Eleanor Wood; 2. iAudrey McNally; 3. Ernest Nor- .’ ton.

Grade 7-1. Norman MacDonald;

2. Audrey Harvey. Grade 6-1. Junie Martin; I.

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Grade 3-1. Fred Norton; 2.11411- dred Dawson; 3. Noreen Simmons.

Perfect attendance: Ernest Nor- ton, Eleanor Wood, Audrey Har- vey, Vera Gamble, Jessie Martin, Mildred Dawson, Lillian Fall, Fred Norton.

Teacher: Jean Davis.

Crapsnd Primary Department

Grade 1V—1. Hubert Harvey; 2. Lyman Harvey; 3. Teresa McNally.

Grade III—l. Kathleen MacDon- ald; 2. Harry Ferguson; 3. Ralph Lowther.

Grade 11-1. Greta Rogerson; 2.

Marion Y'all; 3. Han-y Norton.

Grade I lat-l. Dillon McNally; 2. Ernest Farker; 3. Dnvul Mne- Donald.

Grade I <bI---1. Jenn 11‘ hrs; 2 Gordon Boyw: ll. l".

Gratie I w» 1 1.. _ 2. Norman i-‘.‘.'..ili' Cobb.

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