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Prize List oi {Ientrsl _ lloysltL School Fur

qrnuqwing is tho prize llstof ih_o school fair held at Mr. J. 1B. ‘Roper s larm, Central lloyally. The schools |-;.r lEast, ‘West and Central Royal- ties, Brackley and South Milton took part. ' .

Class |.-—-Gl‘ilHI.

Soc. L-Sheaf Oats. 1. J-szlbei Andrew. East Royalty: 2, John Aiudrovl. East-Royalty: L‘. Wallace ltodd, Doris Slocknizui. South Milton.

Sec. 2.--.$heaf Wheat. ~ 1. Jack ‘Rodd, South ‘Milton; 2,: Doris Stocknlau: 3, “Yllﬂvﬁ And- row, East Royalty; 4, ‘John And- rew, ‘East Royalty.

Sec 5.-Corn. 1, Arthur Hurry, lvcst Royalty: 2, (‘harlos Hurry, West Royalty: 3. Itusscl Jenkins, Central ‘Royalty; l, Stanley Hurry, West Royalty.

Sec. 6.—Beans. 1. Jluih lllrolvn, ‘Central Royalty; 2. (trace ‘Harper, East Royalty; 3, Earl Cook, ‘Central ‘Royalty: 4. May Prowse ‘Brackley.

Class I|.—Roots.

sec. L-Green Mountain Potatoes. 1, Richard ‘Carley. West Royalty: 2, Jack ilmid; ll. Gordon Rlopvr. llracklefv; 4, Ethel Stewart, South Milton.

Sec. 3.—¢Dakota Red ‘Potatoes. 1. Evelyn Rodd, ‘Brackley; 2,‘ Elizabeth Carley, lWeat lRoyzilty; Si, Stanley Hurry; 4, Edward lmve. East ‘Royal-Ly.

Sec. 5.--Turnlps. 1, ‘Evelyn “Curloyﬂ 2, Richard Cur» icy; :1. ‘Marjorie ‘Harper, lEnst Roy- .ilt_v; 4, Kathleen lCurloy. “kw-ll Royalty.

Sec. 6.—Mangels. l 1, Richard ‘Cullen, ‘Central itoyal- ly: 2,_Arthilr ‘Hurigv; fl. llv-lla Hur- ry, West Itoyaltyq 4, :l~‘rez1 Roper,‘ Brackley. i

Sec. 7.—Carrots. I 1. Arthu-r Hurry’; 2, Ed. llovc; ‘lilda llrzulliey, lEzuo lli.()_\'il.ll_\'§ 4,

Sec. 8,—Parsnips. | i, ‘Earl (‘onk; 2. Ella (‘ho\von.. Central ltoyully‘: Ii, Doris Stock-l mun; 4. ‘Sadie ‘Chouw-n, Ctlllfilll lto_\‘u.1t‘y.

Class IlL-Vegetables.

Sec. 2.—Tcmatoes.

" " - l! vpl-r. ‘l“‘nlrul lillyllll)’. 2. Yi-rn ,\|‘rl1'r\\' it, ti:..'. 21.. n. .151 'ltIi_\‘:lll,\'Z 1, r‘ "‘ ‘ - ‘_ “who; Royalty.

Sec. 3.——-Onions. l. !"=:i-‘-~i-v ll'lll'll‘_\'l ‘J. Jock M1:- liiilnon ‘."";|l1 (lullnuli, It, borne, (loud, \l'c.-l.‘llu_vu-l1y. '

Sec. 4.—Cucurnbcrs. l. ldurl (look; 2, Jack Nlciiinnon; ll, ‘Clifford Roper. l'1:::=t RI; y; “ Pearl Swan, Central ‘Royalty.

Sec. 5.-Bects. l, ‘Dixon Holmes, ‘East ‘Homily: 2. ‘l)o.\‘\';|.i~ Jenkins, Control Royal- ty; 3, Marion iMcwillizuns, East Royalty; 4. Ella liiliulvnn.

Sec. 6.—Cabbage. Jack ‘McKinnon; 2, ‘Stanley Hurry’; it, ‘George ‘Carson. ‘Eoulh Milton; 4, ‘George Jackson, Brack- Icy. ‘Sec. Z-‘Pumpkin. l, 1. Plzurl (look; 2, ‘Sadie ‘Chowon; i, Richard (Jurley: 4, ‘Fred lbopcr, llflttklliy. Class lV.—-F|owers.

Scc. 1.-Swect Peas. I, Doris Slockiman; 2, Vern And» rew; ll. Doronhy _Arhing. (lentral Royalty; 4, IEu-rl ‘Cook.

Section 2.——Asters. 1. ‘Doris Siockinau; 2, ‘lsubol An‘ ircw, ‘toast ‘Rilynlty; 3. 'i’<‘url Swain. Cr-niral ‘Royalty,

Section 4.—<Mixed Flowers. i. Doris ‘Shocknlzin; 2, Vol-n. An. drow: Cl, Earl ‘Cook; 4, Eunice llom- hlcy, Central Royalty.

Class V.—Fruit.

Sec. 1.—Red Astrachan Apples.

1, ‘Lau-ra, Ford, South ‘Milton; 2. Wallace Andrew: 3, May Prowse, “Pﬁlflllﬂy; 4. Dixon Holmes East ltoyalty,

Sec. Z.—-TI'BITBPBI'CI1I Apples. 1, hurl Cook; 2. li‘red Younker, 5mm‘ Milli)“: 1i. (lordon Roper, lmlckllivl 4. ‘Doris ‘Shuckmau.

Sec. 3.—Plums. 1. Florence Hurry. West Rnyu]. LVI 2, ‘Charles ‘Moore, Went 11105-3]. l)’: :1. Pearl ‘Swan: 4, Ethel Swan.

Soc. 4.—Wealthy Applgg, 1. Earl ‘Cook: 2, Parker Rodd,

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South ‘Milton; 3, Gordon Roper; 4. Ffutl ‘Baller-

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ssc. L-Strawhcrriea. l, Ruth Harper, East Royalty; 2, Doris ISIOCRIIHAR.

Sec. 2.-Beets. 1, .1311; ‘Chuwen; 2. ‘Isabel And- rew; 3, VeraAudmW: 4. P131111 Swan.

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Sea. i.--Whlte Bread. 1. Sybil Mirfvlillun. ‘Brau-kley; 2, Pearl Hurry, “ﬁrst llhoyalty: 3. Fannie Solleck, llracklcy; 4, [Flor- enco Hurry.

Sec. 2.—Blscgit.

1_ lDoris 15100141115111‘ 2. Sarah Gal- lant.‘ East Royalty; fl. Jean Rodd. South Milton; 4, ‘Ethoi ‘Swan, Cun- trnl Royalty.

Sec. 3.—Sugar Cookies. 1, Joan ‘Rodd; 2, ‘Pearl ‘Swan; Il, Hazel Bryentou, lBrac-lclcy; 4, Doris Slockmun.

Sec. 4.—Apple Ple.

1,' Florence lHurry: 2, lPearle Hur-

ry; ll, Jean ‘Rodd; 4, ‘Pearl ‘Swan.

Sec. 5.-Fudpe.

1, Evelyn Rodd, Brackley; 2. Laura ‘Cullen, (Zentrzll Royalty‘; ll, John Andrew, -Ens.t Royalty; 4. Illarion McWilli-ams. East; Rolaity.

Soc. 6.—Gingersnaps.

1, Bessie White, South Million; 2, Vern Andrew, 152ml ilovalty; 3, Lila Wood, Brackley: 4, Marjorie Harper. ‘East Royalty, .

Class VllL-‘Sewing and Knitting.

Sec. ‘L-Apron. 1. Florence ‘Hurry’; 2JRuth Brown, Central Royalty: ll, Rorls Smck~ main: 4, lPcarl Swan.

Sec. 2.—Hemsi.ltched Towel.

1, ‘lsubol ‘Audrcw; 2, Vera And‘ raw: 3. Florence Hurry; 4, Ruth Harper.

Sec. lip-Embroidered Linen. 1. Juan Rodd: 2, Eunice linin- lull‘: Jl, Nadine ltopvr, (Iran-trail Rov-

Jack McKinnion, West ltoynlty. Irlly; l, ‘Zlluiml (Yhuweu. Wont ltuy: _ lilll)’.

Sec. 4.--Mended Sock.

M1li'j0l"l1~ liiifflvi‘, 2, I".>:‘l Swan: 3. Ruth ll- pol"; 4, Marion Suzwzirt, ‘South ‘Vliltou. l

Sec. 5.—Knitted Suck. 1, Murjorio ‘Hurpor; 2, Swan; 3,-llcssit- White.

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Class lX.—-Manual Training.

- Sec. 1.--Milking Stool. h i, Richard ‘(furlcyx Wcst Royalty.

Sec. 5.—Fced Hopper. 1, “William: ‘Rodd, Soulh Millon.

Sec. 6.—Bird House. 1. Killlllﬂ,‘ llllllll.

’ O Sec. 7.-—Wagon Jack. . 1, .‘\llll.'l‘l. \V1J('I(S. ‘Suulu Milton.

Sec. K-Miscellaneous. 1, Vllztllucl- Rodd; 2, Russel Jau- kins, Central ‘Royaltyg

Class X.—Live Stock and Poultry.

Sec. 1.--Dairy Heifer, 1 year old.

1, Nadine Roper; 2, ‘Prod Roper, Braclols-y; fl, Earl Bradley, blast Roywilty; 4, Arthur Roper, East. Royalty. '

Sec. 2.-—-Dalry Calf.

1, Nadine Ropcr; 2. Vllallncr» Rodd; Z1, Jack ‘Rodd; 4, Richard (“ullc.n, (Yonlrul Royalty; 5, Wallace Andrew, ‘Ems-t. Royalty. '

Sec. 3.——Plymouth Rocks. 1. Earl llrzulley: 2. Ver-ila Rodd: 3, Rose lBradley. East. Royalty; 4 Ruth ‘Hiwrper, ‘East Royalty.

Sec. 4.—<Plg. '

1..Evclyi1 Rodd, Roackloy; 2.

Gordon Ropor. ‘Brucklcy; ll, ‘Fred ‘Rwwpcr; 4. Riuhzrril YCIlllPH.

Sec i-Wyandottcs. 1. ‘Isabel Andrew; 2, Walnut Aml|'o.w;_.'l, Vera Andrew; 4, Nad- inc Roper. ~

Sec. 6.—-Geese.

1, Richard Curley, West Royal- ty: 2. Wilvliacc Andrew‘; 3. Vera Andrew: 4. Raymond Sellick liruckley.

Sec. 7.—Ducks.

1, Doris Stockmon; 2, John An- drew; 3. ‘Isabel Andrew; 4, Charles Hurry‘, West llloyullty.

Class XL-Collectiona. Sec. L-Noxious Weeds.

1. ‘Laura (lullon, (Jeniral Royal ly: 2. Mabel Chowen; 3, Ethel Brady, ‘South lMlllﬂlp

Sec. 2.-Sceds. 1. Mabel ‘Choweu; 2, Jsabei An.

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sec. S.—‘l'roe Leaves. 1, Jean RIOddI 2, Llohn Andrew: 3, llsabol Andrew; 4, lPelarl Hurry.

Soc. k-Sumplos of Wood. 1, char-lea ‘Hurry.

special Prize given by Mr. Rom- bouqh for Islands Weeds.

1, Walalco Rodd; 2, Doris Stock- msn: 3. ‘Nadine lRoper.

Class Xl‘l.--Sclloo| Work.

Sec 1 (s) Work ‘Book 2nd Reader.

1, lMiriam ‘MadNalll, South Mil- ton; 2, Richard Curlay: 8, Stanley Hurry, West Royalty.

Sec 1 (h) Work ‘Book, 3rd Reader.

1, Helen ‘Howiard, South ‘Milton; 2, ‘Freda MoNeili, South Milton; 3, Marjorie _-McNoill, ‘South Milton; 4, Nettle McNelihiSouth Milton.

Sec. 1 (c) Work Bock 4th Reader.

1. Johri ‘Andrew; Z, Doris Stock: man; 3. Vera Andrew; 4, Julia White, South Milton,

Sec. 2 (a) ‘Maps, 3rd Reader.

rew; 3, lMaryorie Harper; 4, Grace Harper, East Royalty. ‘ -

Sec 2 (b) Maps, 4th Render. 1, Vera Andrew; 2, John And- rew; 3, Doris Stockman; 4, Ruby Moore, West Royalty.

Sec. 3 (c) Art, 2nd Reader. 1, Joseph Gallant, as??? Royalty: 2, Albert. Weeks, South Milton; 3, Dorothy Arbing, ‘Central ‘Royalty; 4, Wallace Andrew, lEast Royalty.

Sec. 3 (b) Art, 3rd Reader.

1, Della lHurry, West Royalty: 2. ‘Ruth ‘Harper; 3, ‘Evelyn ‘Curiey; 4, (leorge Chandler, East Royalty.

Sec. 3 (a) Art, 4th Reader.

1, Doris Stock-man; 2, Pearl Hurr; 3, John Andrew; 4, Ruby Moo-re.

Sec. 4 (s) Penmanship, 2nd Reader

1, lMaa ‘Heartz, ‘East Royalty; 2. Joseph Gallant. ‘East. ‘Royalty: 3. Dorothy Arbing; 4, Leslie Roper, East. Royalty.

Sec. 4 (h) Penmanship, 3rd Reader

1. ‘Sarah ‘Gallant. ‘East ‘Royalty; 2, "Della. Hurry; 3, Ruth Harper; 4. Earl ‘Bradley, East ‘Royalty.

Sec. 4 (a) ‘Penmanship, 4th Reader

1, Joan Rodd; 2, John Andrew; :’.. Ruby IMoore; 4, ‘Ethel Brady. South Milton.

Sports, ‘Class XIV.

Three-logged Race for ‘Boys.

1, ‘C. l-lurry and W. Glover, West. Iloyalty; 2, J. Andrew and E. Milian, ‘East. ‘Royalty; '3. W. Amd- rows and Lewis Whoailey, East Royalty; 4, Lorne Good and J.‘Mc~ 'iKnnon, Woe-t ‘Royalty.

Frce-for-all Three-legged Race. l 1, Arthur and lFred Roper..l3yrack~ icy; 2, ‘C. Hurry and W. Glover; Zl, ll. Stead and R. Roper, West and Central Jlnyalty; 4, E. ‘Cullen and H. Roper, lCentral Jloyalty. ' l

6O Yards Dash for Girls Under 9. t. 1, Berni-co ‘Cullen, Central Royal ty; 2, Verna Rodd. ‘South Milton; J, ‘Sybil ‘McMillan, Brackley; 4. Ella ‘Chnwen (leuirul ‘Royalty.

I50 Yards Dash for Boys Under 9.

1. Richard Curley; 2, Wallace Andrew; 3, Arthur Roper; 4, Vin- cent White, South Milton.

50 Yd. Dash for Girls from 9 to 12.

1, Mwrjurleﬁ-Iarper; 2, 111-33319 While: 3, Dorothy Arbing; 4, Ruth Brown.

50 Yd. Dash for Boys from 9 tn 12 1, ‘Morley McWiIiiums, East Roy-

ilty; 2, John Andrew; 3, Ear]

Bradley; 4, Lewis Wlheotley.

75 Yd. Dash lor Girls Over 12. 1. Ruzh Harper; 2, Vera Andrew: :1, Marjorie -Hurper; 4, Pearl Swan

75 Yd. Dllll for Boys Ovgr 12.

1, [Fred Yonnker, South Milton; 2, Morley ‘McWilllums; 2;, Wanna... Rodd; 4, Lorne Good, West Royal lfl.

Teachers‘ Race.

1, ‘Miss Carol Simpson, South Milton; 2, Miss Bertie Stewart, East Royalty; 3, Miss Gordon, Cen. lrai Royalty: 4, M453 Muriel Toomrlyo, lBralc-kley.

‘Relay Race. 1. West ‘Royalty; 2, ‘South M11. Lon; 3, ‘Easi- iloyally: 4, Brackley.

Free-for-all Ladies Race. 1. Vera Andrew: 2. Helen White; 3, Mary ‘McDonald; 4, lMlsa Stewart.

Free-for-all ‘Men's ‘Race.

1, Fred Andrew; 2. Howard Ru. per, Central Royalty; 3, Howard White. South Milton; 4, Arithm- Lewis. West Royalty.

Trustees’ Race.

1, ‘Ben ‘Rodd, Brackley; 2, Chm- lle Mallet, ‘Rrnckley; :1, Pﬂlfiqk

1, Ruth Harper; 2, llaabel Alﬂd"

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