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The -Annuai School Pair was held at Bratialbene Centre, Sep- tember 27. 1926.

Th6 dill’ was all that could be expected and the attendance was large. The schools taking part in this fair were: Bradeibnne, Rose Valley, Stanehel, Emerald, Spling-z field. South Glunville and Pleasant‘ Valley.

The exhibits were many and of 800d quality. The prizes award- ed to the pupils are as follows:

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Best sheaf of 100 heads 0t‘ oats. —1- Melburne MscDoweil, Pleas- ant Vulley 2 Cimeuce Haslaxn, Springfield 3 Rich Kelly, Stanchol 4 E3191 H088". Solltil Granville. ‘Wheat—1 Ethel Hogan, 2 Lloyd

Stanchei 4; Clgrence Springfield.

Corn-—1 Allison Mayne, Spring- field 2 ‘Priscilla Frizzeil, Stsnchel 3 Lloyd Frlzzei.

Tbreslled ‘Beans-l Alice Weeks, Pleasant Valley 2 Margaret Cal-ins, Stsnchel 3 Robert col-lieu, South Granville i4 Marion Stevenson, Pleasant ‘Valley,

CLASS 2—ROOTS

Green Mountain Potntoes~—1 D. Leslie Cairns. Stanchel 2 Alfred Seaman, Springfield 3 Gladys ‘Mac- Donald. Stanchel 4 Rich Kelly. McIntyre‘ Potatoes-l J. D. Cﬂrbeti. SouthGrnnvilie 2 Regin- ald Smith, Emerald.

Tnrnlps-l James Hickox, Pleas- ant Valley 2 J. D. ‘Corbett 3 Doug‘ Llnlss Mlllphy 4-Kathleen ZvlauDon-' a

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Cnrrots——1 lsla Weeks, Pleasant Valley 2 Elmer ‘Buchanan, Pleas- ant Valley 3 Rich Kelly 4 Margaret MacDonald. Bradalbaile.

-PB.l'8Dllli=‘-~1_‘Cll\'l’t!l1(f0 Ilaslnm 2 Elizabeth Corbett 3 Alfred Seu- man, 4 ‘Douglas Murphy.

CLASS 3—VEGETABLES ‘Tomatoes-l Ivan Kennedy Brod- albane 2 Elmer ‘Buchanan, Pleas- ant. Valley 3 Allison Mayne, Spring- field 4 Lulnc Cousins, Brntlulbane. Cucumbers—1 Jenn-lo Corbett 2 Elizabeth Corbett 3 Marion Steven- son, IPIcasonL Vnllcy 4 Allison Mayne.

Beets-l Clarence Hashim 2. Priscilla Flizzell 3 Annie Hanni- well, Stonchel 4 Joim MacDonald. Cn‘bbage—-1 Marjorie Thacker 2 Cabbage-l‘ hlariorie Thacher. Bradalbane.

‘Pumpkln—1 Dorothy Mayne 2 Marlon ‘Clow, Rose Valley 3 Alli- son Mayne 4 Ethel Hogan.

CLASS 4-FLOWERS

Bouquet of Sweet Peas-l ‘Annie ‘MacDonwgall, Rose Valley 2 Eliza- beth Corbett 3 Alfred Seaman, Spllngfleld 4 Erma Kenndy, Brad- slbane.

Bouquet oi‘ Mixed Flowers-l Erma Kennedy 2 Helen ‘Con-sins 3 Alexandra Keir, South Granville

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Class 9-—Manual Training

Hammer l-lnndle—l.. Ervin ‘Buch- nnun, Pleasant Vnlley; 2, Ewen; ‘Fodd. Brudalbnne; 3, Douglas Aiurphy. Emerald; 4, Alex Muc- llowell, Pleasant ,Valley Milking Stool-l, Reginald Smith Emerald. Nail ‘Box—1, Allan Hlckox, Springfield. ‘ Miscellaneous-l. Clarence Haﬁ- hnn, Springfield

Class 10—Live Stock and Poultry Heifer Calf-l Herman Mayne. Emerald; 2, Granville; Elnerald ‘Plymouth Rock pullet and cock- crel~1. .D. Leslie Cairns, Stanchei 2, Ada Stevenson, Pleasant Valley 3, Alex Mnclkiwell, Pleasant Valley 4 Melburn MnoDowcil, lPlensant Valley

‘Leghorn [mullet and cockerel~1. Herbie Mnc-‘Kenzie, South Granville

J. .D. Corbett, South 3. George McMahon.

Class ll-Coiiectione Noxious Weeds—1, Allison ‘Mayne Springfield; 2, Stnnchel School; 3, Dorothy Mayne. Springfleidy 4, Douglas Murphy. Emerald.

Tree Leaves-l; ‘Rose Valley School! 2, Margaret Lembe and Winnifred Sinclair, Springfield; 3. ‘Dorothy Mayne, Springfield; 4.‘ Stnnchei School.

(Samples of Wootl—1, Alfred Sea- man, Springfield; 2, Ervin Buchan- an, Pleasant Valley.

Class 12--Schooi Work Exercise Books (a)—- 1, Mae

4 Kath-leen MacDdltaltl, Pleasant Valley.

CLASS S-FRUITS Astrachan Apples -1 Donald MacKay 2 Eileen Lambs, Spring- field 3 lsln Weeks '4 Will Cameron, Stanchel. lWenlthy Appics—1 Alfred Scu- man 2 Donald MacKay 3 Everett ‘Clow 4 Allison Mayne.

‘Plums-l Nettie Hogan.

CLASS ti-CANNING ‘Canned Beete—1 Elizabeth Niac- Kay. ‘

CLASS 7—COOKING ‘Loaf of !Bread—1 Bessie Halli- lveil, Stanchel 2 Eileen Lambe 3 Margaret MciEntee, Emerald 4 Annie Haliilveli, Stsnchel.

Tea Biscu‘its-—1 ‘Elizabeth Mac- Kay 2 Gludys MacDonald 2 Nettie Hogan 4 Annie lalaliiwell.

Ginge-l Snaps-—1 Weltll-y Coils-ins, Ilradalbane 2 Annie Hnlliwell 3 Eileen Lambe 4 Margaret Llnnbc. School lunch-l, Olive Buchanan Pleasant Valley; 2, Eileen Lambs, Springfield; 3. ‘Erma Kennedy ‘Bradalbane; 4. ‘Helen Cousins, Bradnlbane.

‘Brown sugar fudge-l, Margaret MacDonald, Bradalbnne; 2, Katie MacDonald, Bradelbane; 3, Margar- et Matheson Stuttchel; 4, Helen Smith, Emerald.

Class 8-Sewing and Knitting Apron-d. ‘Maud Matheson, lStnn- chei; 2, lBerthn Champion. Sttlnchel 8, Katie ‘MudLeod, ‘Bradalbane; 4, Katie iilacDonaid, ‘Rose Valley ‘l-lemstitclled Towe|—1, Erma. ‘Kennedy. Bradalbune; 2, Helen Smith, Emerald; 3, ‘Katie MntiLcntl, (Brndnlbnne; 4, Margaret loord, ‘Emerald.

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Smith, Pleasant Valley; 2, Donald MucKay, Pleasant Valley; Mob vgarei MacDonald . Stnnchcl; 4. ‘Pricilln Frizzeil, Slant-he].

.(b)—1, Ruth Lnlnbe, Springfield 2, Elizabeth MacKay, Pleasant. Vell- ley; "3, Laura Smith, Pleasant Vul- lcy; 4. Knnn. Smith, Emerald.

(cl-l, Dorothy Mayne, Spring- field; 2, Margaret Lambs, lSprinx- field; 3, Clara hiacLeoll, Pleasant. Volley; 4, Eileen Lamhe- Spring- field. . Map lDruwing (P. ‘E, l.)»-1, Katie MacLeod, lBradalbnile; 2, Cedric Seaman. Springfield; 3. lsln Weeks Pleasant Valley, 4. Helen Smith, Emerald.

‘(South Americal-l, Donald Sill- clair, (Springfield; 2, Ervin Buch- anan, Pleasant Valley; 3, Lorne Cousins. ‘Bradalbane; 4. Ruth Llunbe, Springfield.

Art Work (senior)—1, Clarence l-laslam, ‘Springfield; 2, Phoebe MaoSwsin, Pleasant Valley; 3. .1. D "Corbett, South Granville; 4, Gene- vieve Kelly. Emerald.

(Junior)--i1. Marjorie Thacher, liradalbune; 2. Margaret MacDon- ald. Bredalbene; 3. iRuby Gamester tBradelbane; 4, Leigh Cameron, Stanchel. »

Penmanship (a)-—1. Margaret MacDonald, Bradaibane; 2, Ethel Tagan. South Grenville; 3, James liickox, Pleasant Valley; 4, Ruby Gamester,‘ iBllndalbane. ,

(b)—(1. Barbara MacKenzie, South Granville; 2, Laura Smith, Pleasant Valley; 3, Mae Smith, Pleasant Valley! 4, Welthy Cousins Bradltlbane

(c)——1, Evelyn ‘Mayne. Emerald; 2. Erma Kennedy, Bradalbane; 3. Nettie Hagan, South Granville; 4. Dorothy‘ Mayne, Springfield.

Class lti-Sports

50 yards dash for ‘girls under 9 years-l, Anna .MadMahon, Emer- ald; 2, Leona McEnter, Emerald; 3 Florence MadKenzie. lPleasant Val- ley; 4, Elsie Kelly, Stanchel

50 yards dash for girls from 9 to 12 yeare———1. Elizabeth Corbett, South Granville; 2, ll-lnzei Somers, Springfield; 3, Winnie White. Em- erald: 4. Marlon Clow. Rose Valley

75 yards dash ilor girls over 12 years-d, Ev vn Mayne and Mar- garet ‘Kelly, ‘mereld (equal); 3. May lSmith, lPleasant Valley; 4. Nettie MacKenaie, South Granville

‘50 yards dosh for ‘boys under 9 years-d, Donald Sinclair, Sprins- lfield; 2, Peter Sinclair, Springfield 3, Mileage MacLeod. Pleasant Val- ley; 4, Everett Somers, ‘Springfield

100; yards dash for boys from 9 to 12 years-d, Crawford Sinclair, Springfield; 2,’Alfred Dunn, Emer- ald; 3. Irving Corbett» South Gran- ville; 4. Lionel ‘Fol-d, Emerald.

100 yards dash for boys over 12 years-J. John Hjgan,“ ‘South Gran- ville; 2, Scott Sinclair. Springfield: 3, J. ‘D. Corbett- ﬂouthliranvllle; 4, Alex MadDowellwPisasant Val-

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boys-l. Alfred -Dtlnn_llid (Leland Mayne. Emerald: 2. George Mc- Mahon and Aubrey Fife, Emerald: 3, Lionel Ibrdsnd D in, Murphy Emerald; 4. "Irving rbett an

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Vegetables.

Green Brown, ‘Mt. Albion; 2, Marguerite Myers, ‘Mt. Albion;

‘Cucnmbersr-l, Bertha Brown.

(Beets-l, Elsie ‘Brown; 2, Mary A“ 1.] _ lStewart. Mt. Albion. an “shes

‘Cabbage.~1, Parnell Woods;

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Bouquet of Sweet. Peos,—l, Mary Stewart. Bpnquet of ‘Mixed ‘Flowers, -—- 1. Marion ‘Stewart; 2, Kathleen Wood; 3, ‘Marguerite Myers; 4, Isabel ‘Myers. Flowering Plant (Geranium) ——~1, Chm-lie Boyinn; ‘2, Kuthleeil Woods, 3. Edna Rednlonll.

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Wealthy Apples, ——— l, Kathleen Woods; 2, Annie Jenkins, Mt. Al- bion.

‘Red Astrllchnn Apples,—1, Annie Jenkins; 2.‘Kathieen Woods; Mil- dred Woods.

‘Duchess Apples-l, Parnell Woods. Crub Apples-l, ‘Bertha llirowll; 2. Elsie Brown.

Canning. Strnwborries,-—-1. Lona. Jenkins; 2. Edna ‘Redmond; 3, Kathleen Woods.

Jar of Heets,——1. Edna Redmond,

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Loaf of White ‘Breed. —1. .\lltl‘ garet (Redmond; "2, Edna Redmond; 3. MildredWoods.

‘Tea. Biscnit,—1, Sadie Jenkins; 2, Laura Hughes, Lake Verde; 3. Lona. Jenkins; 4, Imelda Hughes. Lake Verde.

Sugar C0okies.-—1, Lona Jenkins; 2, EditlﬁJenkills: 3. Helen Jenkins; 4, Edna lRedmonli.

Brown ‘Sugar Fudge ~< l, Annie Jenkins: ‘l, Lona Jenkins; 3. Edith Jenkins; i, Victoria: llorton. Mt. Albion. .

Tea ‘Cakop-l, Victoria Horton; 2, Imelda ‘Hughes; ll, Niurgarvt Red- mond.

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Crocheting. diamond 1lililL‘l‘ll (:1) —1, Mary ‘Steward. Mt. Albion.

‘Division (b), Crocheted Yoke,—1, Ilarion Steward; 2. Kathleen Woods.

Embroidered Linen, Division (a) —-'1. Mary Steward.

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boys-d. Crawford Sinclair and Cecil MacFadgen; 2, Allison Mayne and Jack Hickox, ‘Springfield; 3. Jack Hagan and J. i). -(‘orbett. South ‘Granville; 4, John Munroe and ‘Gerald Metheson, ‘Rose Volley.

50 yards three-legged race for girls-—.1, Evelyn Mayne and Mur- garet Kelly, ‘Emerald; 2, Jeanette MaoKenzie and Jennie Corbett, South Granville; 3, Barbara Mac- Kenzie and Nettie Hagan. South Gran-ville; 4, Mnrion Clow and Mnr» garet Todd. ‘Rose Valley.

50 yards Jockey race for boys- 1, Allison Mayne and Jack Hickox Springfield; 2, Herbert .\lncKetlzlo and Irving Corbett; 3. Lionel {Ford and Douglas Murphy, Enlertlid; 4. Alfred Dunn and Leland Mayne. Emerald.

lPie ‘Eating contest-l, lvun ‘Frizzell, Stltnchel; 2, John Wac- Donald, Bradnlbitne: 3. Johnnie Munroe, Rose Valley; 4. NP" Mayne, Emerald ‘

‘Relay lRace-i. South Grenville! 2, Emerald; ‘3, ‘Springfield; 4, Plen~ sant Valley.

iRelay Race (passing a been but!) —-‘1, Springfield; 2. Enlernid; 3- Pleasant Valley; 4, South Granville

Teachers’ Race-d, Theresa Woodside, Springfield; 2, Georgie Stewart, Pleasant Valley; 3, Mor- shall Matheson, South Granville; 4 Verne. Frizzeli, Bradalbnno.

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Grade ill.—l, Helen Jenkins; 2, - ‘Grade ll. —— 1. Helen Acorn; 2. Mary Steward; 3, Sadie Horton; 4.

Penmanship (a)—1. Victoria Hor- ton; 2, Helen Jenkins; 3, Mary Steward: 4. Edith Jenkins.

Penmanship "(bl—-1, Edna ‘Red- mond; 2, Margnret Redmond; 3. Kathleen Woods; 4, imelda Hughes. Penmanship (c) —- l. ‘Mildred Woods; "2, Sadie Jenkins; 3, Marion Steward; 4, Lona Jenkins.

Sports. Gil-la under i) yenrap-l, Margaret Redmond; ‘2, L. iBrown; 3, llclcn Jenkins; 4. Edith ‘Horton. Boys under 9 years, — 1, Alan

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