4-I-l Sewing Club Winners

Announced” Achievement Day

county Achievement days for 4 it Sewing Club have recently been held in Prince County at 0'- Lesry, Kings County at Souris and at Queens County in conjunction with the Rural Youth Fair and Harvest Exhibition at Charlotte- town.-Wliiners in sports ontpetisa

were as toilows.E

xlngs County-1. Cardigan North:

1. st. 'Georsee: 3;.

Prince (bunty- 1.'I0'Lan'i'y and ape Wot (tied) 2. Burton and

Unlonvale (tied) 3. Tignish.

County Winners are as tolows:

PRINCE COUNTY

First Year Junior- 1. Linda Jean cook, Cape Wolfe: 2. Camillua Ri- chards. Middleton: 3. Margaret Rowatt, Tryon. 4.1!1iaine Vey 0'- Leary; 6. Ruby Adams, Borden; Mcl-Iugh. Tignisb

First Year- Intermediate 1. Mar- lene Palmer, 0'Leary; 2. Marlene Frances. Tignisb. Dalton School; .1, Sylvia Alward, Tignish, 4. Moon

6. Catherine Convent.

Calllcutt. Burton.

First Year Scnior- 1. Hazel Pa-

tars, Tignish. Dalton School. Second Year Junior-

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1. Norma Polrte). Miscouche; 2. Mc-

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Cardin. Middleton, 8. Aletha May- itew. Ti-yon; 4. Lana Wood.' Buss ton

int; ediata- l. Charlene Wright Middleton: 1. Marie Arsenault. Cape Eginont 3. Cecelia Gallant. Tignish 4. Florence Power, Ills-

luidr 1. Catha-ine Crlil. Bon- den 3. Zelnia Richard, Cape Eg-

moat.

Third Year Junior 1. Cami Jean Calllcutt. Cape Woia I Teren Gandet. St. Nicholas 3. Carolyn Adains. Unlonvaie. .

Third Year Intermediate 1. san- drn Mathews. 0'LeII'! 2- AIM Marie McAldoti. Dalton. Tlsnllh 3. Maureen Craig. Tryon 0 Mar! Power, Miseouche 5. Ann Poin- ter, St. Nicholas 6. Judi! MI-lI'PiU. Maciieilla Mills 6. Doreen Dee- gocug lconvent 0. Doria m , onvae

'i('h'i.rId Year Senior- 1. Caudotte MacNelll. o-Leary 2- Fred! 39” nard, Dalton School 3. Catherine Adams. MacNeil1a Mills 4. Janet l-lutciiison. Central but 16.

Fourth Year Intermediate 1. 0'llnllorsn. IPO 0 3 -- Calibeck Tryon 3. Doris Mabfl.

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Sixth Year Senior 1. Jean Rob- blee. Tryou- qunnws COUNTY . ' First Year. JlIl1I0"-fry New weeks. Pleasant Valley. 3- Dom Macbaine. Springvale; 8. M ,- Rude. Meadowbank: 4. (Helen M0 may. Eu-ggclm; 8. Eleanor ao- xmnon, ylejsant Valley: 3. M15 Jorie Jenkins, Pownal. !

First Year. lnte'n.)9d1”” I- Louise MacNeill. Snrinsv-1:: :9 Doris Dollar. spruisv-la: IVA!- ii. uogrriariegsnt valley: 4. 30-

Yeo. nll 1!- "Iflst Year. Senior- 1. Roma Mill ray, Pllaansantt Valley: 3. Gr en. 1' 0'1-

seecond Year. JunIor- 1. Will!!- Hyde. Meadowbanllz 3. Minna Mu

Land, Park Corner; 8, Jeannie ,MacMillan. Cornwall: 4. Phil"! Jones, Pownal.

second Year. Interniedlate- 1. Phyllis Parker. North Wiltshlre: 1. Marilyn Smith. Pownsl; 3. Beryl MacLeod, Park Corner.

Second Year, Senior-- 1. Joan Bernard, Park Corner; 2. Phyllis Newport. Greenvale: 8. Gall Mac- Lean. North Wiltahire.

Third Year. Junlor- 1. Dorothy Benton. Alexandra: 2. sheila Behin Grandview: 8. Sandra Mac1'nn- lane. Harrington.

intermediate-1. Rosella l,eClair Stella Maris; 2. Verna MacPliail. Mesdowbank: J. Ross Praught. Al- berry Plains; 4. Joanne Donahoe, Cornwall.

Fourth Year. 1nterrnediate- 1. Ruth Wood. Alexandra: 1. Janet Jones, Pownal;

Senior-I. Isabel Wodser. IQ- nies Id. Club.

ltlees Cardigan North; I. llultul-y. Peters load(West: Mary Kay: Murphy. suniinerville; 5. Pauline Bears, Belle River; 0. Ferne Bruce, Elmira.

First Year. lnterinediat.e- 1. Betty llachean. Peters Road West 1. Mavis Rose. East Baltic; 3. Anna Nicholson. Belle River; 4. Jean Campbell, St. George;

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friends. They were aceinnsanlell by Mrs. Haley's sister. Im. Joll- H, Weeks, Pleasant Valley. .

mouth, N. 8., were guests of Mr!- Mos!ier's parents. Mr. and MH- George liendlrnen. an Octal!!!

First Ynr. Senlor- 1. Marie Ind

DOIIGUY. Siimmlrvillez 2. Birth MIGNGIII. Elmira.

second Year, Junior-.1. Doria Powers. Little Rarbour: 2. Paula Sutherland. Goose River; 8. Anita Somerl. St. Georges.

second Year. Intermediate - 1. Mildred Campbell, St. Georges; 1. Betty China. Little Harbour: I. Rowena Garrett, East Baltic; 4. Geraldine Moran, Cardigan North.

Third Year, Junior-- 1, Maria Curran. Alberry Plains; 2, Gen- ava Wilson, Goose River.

Third Year, Intermedlai.o- 1. Jackie Christian, St. Georges; 1. Louise Gallant, Souris; 3. Fred; Peters, St. Charles.

Third Year, Senior; 1. Mar Jean MacDonald, Bruden ll Lorraine Fay. st. Georges;eh rie Gallant, St. Charles.

Fourth Year. Intermediate-1. Rose Marie MacL:an, Cardigan North. Senior-1. Sylvia Macbeaa, Cardigan North. SixthYear sen- lor- Joan Dixon, East Baltic.

Island Honours tor the year which terminated with the Rural Youth Fair are:

lat Year Junior - l, Velma Powers, St. Georges (Kings); 2." Linda Jean Cook, Cape Wolta, (Prince): 3. Nadine Weeks, Plana- Hll Valley (Queens),

1 Year Intermediate -.1. Bet MacLean. Peters Road was , (KIBEI): 2. Marlene Palmer. 0'- beery (Prince); 3, Louju pug. Neill, Springvale (Queens).

1st Year senior -- 1. lane Murray. Pleasant valley (Queens)

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". 2. Hazel Peters. Tlgnish Dalton

School (Prince); 3, Mu-1. pg. neliy. Summervliile. (Kiln).

and Year Junior - 1. Doris Powers, Little Harbour (Kings): 2. Wilma Hyde. Meadowbank. (Queens): I. Norma Poirler. Mia- couche (Prince).

and Year intermediate - 1. Mildred Campbell. It. Geerses. (Kinda): 1. Charlene Wright. Mid- dleton (Prince); 8. Phyllis Parker, North Wiltshire (Queens).

2nd Year Senior -- 1. Catherine Craig, Borden (Prince); 2. Joan Bernard. Park Corner (Queens).

3rd Year Junior - 1. Carol Jean Calllcutt. Cape Walla (Prince) 2. Dorothy naaton, Alexandra. (Queens): 1. Marie Curran. Al- herry Plains (Kings).

3rd Year Intermediate - 1. Sandra Matthews. Otbeary (Prince 3. Jackie Christian, St. Georges (Kings): 8. Rosella Ledair ltaila Marla (Queens).

3rd Year Senior - 1, Claudette MIcNelll. 0'Leery (Prince): 1. Margaret Jean MacDonald. Drud- nell (Kings).

4th Year intermediate - 1. Ruth Robhlee. Tryon (Prince): 2. Ruth wood, Alexandra (Queens); 3. Rose Marie MacLean, Cardigan North (Kings).

4th Year Senior - 1. has Woolnar. Ilennies Road. (Queens); 2. Sylvia yaclaean. Cardigan North (Kings).

Ith Year intermediate - 1. Joan 0'llsl.laraa, Cape Wolfe. (Prince).

6th Year Senior - 1. Jean Robb-

lee, Tryon (Prhee); 3. Joan Dixon, East Baltic. (Kings).

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Mr. and Mrs. Bobert smock. t visltcs to Charlotte- ;TII:.rW:;. Mr. Aineck attend- ed a s pgnlad Mrs. Orville Mrs. George Henderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jollllloll spent a few dayaereceatly V"-5 ' relatives and friends in Hailiax. N. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy 14- 304"”-

tended the A. c. 'r. c. Rally. in Bumnierside on Thursday. Sept- ember Nth.

Mr. and Mrs. are spending hveral days in Hal- ilax, with relatives and friends. Mn and Mrs. Maclnnls were re-i sidents oi Rnlifax for may 3'93” lieiora taking up residence in Bedeque.

Miss Catherine Callbeclt. dau8II- tor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cant heck. Central Badeque, is I tlrlt y'ear student at Mt. Allison Univer- aty. .

Buck Stretch Continued trom page C the get of Victory sou” hjgrfy

Natl. sold in Dunbar W. Bostwick! el.Alken. S.C. tor 810,000.

understand that Convair

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by the various farms Castleton Fann. 39 head brought 3362. I

(XXI) y E. "uh" F 't Hm F I '. home early this week and we had ..Dilriil:i:d..,:','a an mini nsrt- 31r4o.5m. osingvlayui-ciiirertiid. I)f”:,'ff; the pleasure of a talk with him.

brought 373.800. Good Time Stable. 10 head brought 829.300. Herman Graham Farm, 10 head brought 8&.40o. Pickwick Farm, 53- head. brought s7o.5oo. Poplar Hill Fanni as head brought 596.300. two gaits' Farm. 11 head brought 30,000. ' cuvuu”. nu Walnut Hall Farm. tshead broug-. head brought 8194.600; While unit Farm. 11 head brought 353,000

', Qualifying Event

ll WINS

After Scott Frost won the still, 100 Gotham Trot at Yonkers Race I way last Thursday night

)3. Time, 2:23. Dash 2

iBi-ewer (8. Andrew)

boosted the caring: of St-on Frosti to 3278.185. The all time rs-cord tor a trotter duriniz his career is held by Pronto Don and in. am. ount he won was 3332.363. Joe 0'. Efitll IIIIIOUDCCG to I reporler 1!. ter the race was over that Scott Frost would be shipped to Cali- fornia by air to take part In the first leg ol the 875,000 American Trotting Classic to be raced at Hollywood Park October 27th.

Harry I-lirsch's Cnnvalr 2:01 won again at Unratogs Raceway. N.

A. A. Macinnis

Bart-ens Hanover (B.

idson) 2, Danny Dale

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1'. last Saturday night with George) lage. Manger driving. The time wgs 2:04 2-5 and it was the final race (tor this season at Saratoga. We

shipped to Sat-kville Downs, Hal-l y where he will race untili -Here In the amounts reanudiclosing date November 12th.

Blair Andrew paid a flying visit

He speaks very highly of the Saint John management and the treat- ment he has received there andi, itold us that they will continuel racing until November 12th. He- understand it has been a veryl suct-esslul season for them and that the management are planning In uuwo. wlmn Ha” stud. 3o,even greater things (or 1957.

The results ola6aturday night's Wracing at S i t.l hn are: &ber (arms 39 head brought 363 l 3 ” 9y The Tum Li ' !Banker Budlong 2. sldpper's Pride - Wayne 1. Ch k(A t )z.'l" .2:1(r- . l 4-5ucW'inniIiir;soIvi?rlilczr. Chielim;tabl.ea.I ,r,”'” 3 "d 7 ' Fm F" SLL)

the first mode was 515,050 w i 3701- Slim J0h"- D33” 5 ' win" y hcmliaron (H. Kirkpatrick) 1, Van-

guard (M. Coughlan) 2. -Time. l2:i5, Winning owner. B.S.C.Stnble.; Saint John. Dashes 6 and 9 - Ben

Brooke C. (A. Davidson) I - 5.

st. Regls (A. Langille Sr.) 5 - l,

2 - 2. Time, 2:13. 210. Ben Brooke C. owned by D and R Stables. Saint John, St. Regis by -5- I-Inc gille. Sr. Dash"7 - Desota Girl (J. Lang) l. Oliver Chief (A. Dav-

Andrew) 3. Time. 2:15. winning. :?tt,.,;,,, owner. c.a. Smith. French vii-l ' ' a

wad. October 17. 1955 The Guardian. Page

IIIALF THE P1357!

L Our Island drivers non hall the; firsts at Sackville Downs last Sat-i urday night, Roach MacGregor., Lorne Kelly, Don Seaman and Ray I R0?”

is being i

,aurprise wins that kept them on) mylei

ledge throughout the night. Don

decided to race Avalon Gal without 5'3"”

the hobbies. He had been training!

her a bit that way and had made.

one start and it will be noted

that he won Saturday night from 5 M

I good field in good time. Sum-

maries: A Trot and Pace-Myrtle'a

Boy (MacGregor) 1. Dusty Vel-

Hyeteer (Rogers) 1. Time, 2:14 3-5. "min: owner, Andrew Perry.

Duh 1'iSummerside. Race 2 - Ginger E. pl-4 Kelly: 1. Vera sighs) (Smith) 2. Just Betty's Mark (Seaman) 3.

me, 2.16. Winning owner, Clit- Route

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.iord 0. Ellis. 0'Leary.

02Brien all finishing on top. The;5- TIm9- 33” 35- wllmilll 0Wl'(El'- umom of fans 3,," emmawd uidustamere Stable, Charlottetown. 2500 and there were 3 .0, of Classified Trot - Senator Craig-

lbell) 2. Zukie Volo O'Mears) 3.. gseaman, whose skill as a driver;T”"9v 2315- willnlnl 0W9": HT- : we have referred to several times, R3""53-V- 5”kV'"9- N-E R399 3 t

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alon Gal (Seaman) i. All Spiceiese Blondell (Campbell) 2, Del- rHaley).2. Pius (litter) 3. Money I lini Might (Walsh) 3, Penny itoyst (Smith) 4. Time, 2:21 4-5. Winning y owner, Rnbie Leighton, Wentwortli daily double - 5234.50 and .')iyrtle's Boy and Gin .

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