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Famous flagship Santa ’ Maria Again Manned

lpaniards Will Traverse Columbus’s Route In Exact Duplicate Of Discoverer's Flagshll!

MADRID, Oct. L-Seafarers along ocean routes this winter will rub their eyes when they see a tiny sailing vessel from another age gliding slowly p‘st them to vanish in the mist.

What they will see will be a re- creation of the Santa Maria, Co- lumbus's flagship of 220 tolls. With two mainsails, a dark hole for the crew below decks, and the collie"?! cabin under the raised stern 1115i? where the ship gets a sickenirl; f0“

from the impact of huge combersl

against the tiny cockleshell sides.

Twenty-five Spanish sailor YQVWS,

not half the number of Columbuss

crow of fifty-two, will man the’

vessel under the command of Cap- tain Jlllio Gulllen, who is thirty- five years old.

With hardtack to last for three months and water for five months. no instruments or comforts post- d‘ting 1492, not even a radio in

Annandale School Fair A Prize List

Annandalc School Fair was held ill Annandale Hall on Monday, Eépl. 14th, with a fair attendance c!‘ ratepayers and visitors present. Irizes were evenly divided among the five schools taking part, name- ly. Annalldalc, Cumberland Hill, Howe Bay. Little Pond and River Mew.

The following is the Prize List.

CLASS l-GRAINS

SEC. 1—Best Sheaf 100 Heads Oais-l Johnnie Hewlett, Annam-

dale, 2 Byfon Howlett, Annandale, 3 John A. MacDonald, Little Pond, 4 John D. MacDonald, Little Pond.

SEC. Z-Best Shear 100 Heads Wheat-l Reggie Mooney, River VleWpZ John D. MacDonald, Lit- tic Pond, 3 Joan C. MacDonald, Little Pond, 4 Norman MacKenzie, Little Pond

SEC- 3-Best 6 Ears Sweet Corn 1 Lawrence MacLeod, Cumberland Hill. 3 Edna Dinglvell, Little Pond, c Pearl 1\lacKie, Howe Bay,

t-EC- 4-Best Pint Threshed Beans-l Lawrence MacLeod, Cum- berland Hlll, 2 Arthur Howlett, An- nalulrllc. 3 Johnnie Hewlett, An- nandale 4 Jean Hewlett Annandalc

CLASS Z-ROOTS

SEC. 1-I Peck Green Mountain Potatoes-d Billy Mills, Howe Bay 2 Dannie Ward, Annandale, 3 Edna Dingwcll, Little Pond, 4 Jog, R, Mo Donald, Little Pond. ‘

SEC 2-1 Peck Irish Cobblers-l Margaret Norton, Annandale, 2 G. Howlett, Annandale, 3 Roy M1115, Howe Bay, 4 Ellen Campbell, Cum- bcrlnnd Hill.

SEC. S-Collection Threc Turnips 1 Byron Hewlett, Annandale, 2 C. lilvlTl-Son. Arlnandalc, 3 Johnnie Hewlett, Annandale.

SEC. 4-Collectlon 3 Marlgel5- 1 Roy Mills, Howe Bay, 2 Byron How- 101i Annondale, 3 Hazel M1115, H_ 3*‘? 4 Rflszie Mooney. River View.

SEC. S-Collectlon 6 CgrmgyLI John G. MacDonald, Little Pond. 2 Mlllgarel. Norton, Annandale, 3 J's. R. MacDonald, Little Pond, 4 Ieabvllc Campbell, Cumberland Hill

CLASS It-VEGETABLES

SEC. l-Best 6 Green Tomatoes 1 Edna Dinewcll. Little Pond, z K Livingstone. Cumbcrlnnd Hill, 3 1,, lilaclicod, Cumberland Hill, 4 John hi: Hewlett, Annondom

B08! h‘ Cucumbers-l Johnnie Howlctt. Annandale, 2 Roy Mills, Iloive Bay, 3 Margaret Norton, An. rulildale, 4 Arthur Howlett, Arman- dale.

SEC- 3—Best 6 Beets-l Jean Hnwlett, Annandalc, 2 Arthur How lett, Anllllndale, 3 Ellen Campbell, Cllmbcrlarcl Hill, 4 Edna Dingwell, Little Pond.

SEC. 4-Best Pumpkin (Onel-l Edward MacDonald, Limo pond, g Johnnie Howlctt, Annarldaie, 3 Biron Howlett. Annandale, I How urd Norton. Annandalc.

cuss d-FLOWI-IRS

SEC. I-Best Bouquet Sweet Peas 1 Anita Howlett, Annandale, 2 H. Norton Annalldale.

SEQ 2-56“ Bouquet Mixed Flowers-l Margaret Norton, An- nnndale, 2 Johnnie Howlett, An. nandale, 3 Pearl MocKle, Howe B.

SEC. Zi-Bcst Potted Flowering Plant-l Isabelle Campbell, Cumb- erland Hill, 2 Johrlnlc I-Iowlett, An- hand-ale, 3 Margaret Norton, Annfln 11519» 4 1018 MasKle, Howe Bay.

CLASS S-l-‘RUIT r‘- ssc. 1—Bcst rim a Apples, Red

Astrachan-i Johnnie Howlett, An-

nlmdifle- 2 0719873’ MacDonald, Lit

tle Pond, 3 Beatrice Steele, Little

Pond.

“so o: emergency, this exact replica of Colulnbuss 1188511111 Wm slip away some time in February from Palos, where l‘ ‘ Se‘ sail, and will follow the great ex- plorer’s route.

Allowing for fierce Atlantic gales and for calms, they should sight the cost of Santo Domingo some lflfty days liter. The ship will bear a stone from the La Rabida Monastery for the lighthouse memorial to Columbus there.

American school children will get a chance to hear from the lips of the living what columbuss hard voyage was like, for the crew will then risk life and limb in a three- year passage through the gaies of Cape Horn to Canada. and the voyage may even take the tiny craft through the Great Lakes to Chicago for the i933 exposition. This fllgshlp is well remembered in Charlottetown having visit-ed this Port some years ago.

SEC. 2—Best Plate 6 Apples, Alex antler-l Hazel Mills, Hoyle Bay, 2 Patricia Campbell, Cumberland Hill, 3 Christine Mooney, River View, 4 Edward MacDonald, Little Pond.

SEC. Zi-Best Plate l0 Plums-l Arthur Howlett, Annandale, 2 C. Mooney, River View, 3 Reggie Moo ney, River View, 4 Ellen Campbell, Cumberland Hill.

SEC. 4-—Best Plate 10 Apples-l O'Lcary MacDonald, Little Pond. 2 Jean Hewlett, Allnandale, 3 H. Norton, Annandale, 4 Jean Mac- Donald, Little Pond.

CLASS (i-CANNING SEC- 1—Best Plnt Jar Plums-l Beatrice Steele, Little Pond, 2 Al- mecia Hewlett, Armandale, 3 Molly MacDonald, Little Pond. 4 Edna Dingwell Little Pond. CLASS ‘I-COOKING

SEC. 1——Best Plate 6 Tea. Biscuits 1 Mary MacDonald, Little Pond, 2 Cathleen MacDonald, Little Pond 3 Jean Hewlett, Annandale, 4 Grace Howlett, Amlandale.

SEC. 2—Best Plate 9 Sugar Cook ies-I Jean Howlett, Arlnandale, 2 Molly MacDonald,‘ Little Pond, a. Jeanetta McKie, Howe Bay, 4 oath- leen McDonald, Little Pond.

SEC. 3-Best Plate Apple P|e__1 Katllccn MacDonald, Little Pond, 2 Jean Howlett, Annandale, 3 G, Hewlett, Annarldale, 4 Jeanetta Mc Kie. Howe Bay

SEC. d-Best Plate Brown Sugar Fudge-I Jean Howlett, Annandalc 2 Grace Howlett, Annandale, 3 E. Campbell, Cumberland Hill, 4 May. garet Norton, Annandale. '

CLASS 8

SEC- 1 (at-Best Specimen Hem. stitching iTowell-l Lois McKie, Howe Boy.

SEC. Z-Bcst Specimen Mended Garment (Mitten)—-1 Lois Moxie Howe Bay.

SEQ 1 (bk-Best Specimen Hem- stltclling (Pillow Cnsel-l Edna Dlllgwell, Little Pond.

SEC. 2 (bl-Best Specimen Knit- ted silx-l Mflry Livingstone, Cum- berland Hill. 2 Ellen Campbell, o. Hill, ,

SEC- 3 (bl-Best Specimen Em. brolrdered Linen (Cushion Top) 1 Ellen Campbell. Cumberland Hill 2 Bemlce Campbell, Cumberland Hill, 3 Laura MacDonald, Howe B, :1 illlsflbellv Campbell, Cumberland

CLASS lo-Llvr: srocx SEC- l-Bcst Heifer Calf (Dairy Bfeflll-l Billy Mills, Howe Buy 2 Clement MacDonald, Howe Bay. 3 Jean MacDonald, Little Pond, 4 Francis MacDonald, Little Pond.

CLASS l-COLLECTIONS

SEC. 1-10 Noxious Woods-l 3W9 13bit School, Cumberland Hill School, 3 Jean Howlett, Arman ‘m9- 4 Byron Howlett, Annandale.

SEC. 2—-Tree Leaves-1 climber- lrlnd Hill School, 2 Jean Hewlett, Arlnandale, 3 Byron Howlett, An- nandille, 4 Howe Bay School,

SEC- 3—S=lmi=les of Wood-1 Cumberland Hill School. 2 Boyd Livlllilstone, Cumbefland Hill, 3 F.

Donald, Little Pond. CLASS IZ-SCIIOOL WORK

SEC. 1—Exerclse Books Grades 1 and Z-l Patricia Campbell, Cum. berland Hill, 2 Johnnie Howlctt, Annandllle, 3 Daniel Ward, Annan. dale, 4 Wallace Howlctt, Annandale

Grades 3 and 4-1 Cathleen Mac Donald, Little Pond, 2 Joan Mlll3_ Donald, Little ondP, Delia Tassel. Little Pond, 4 Annie Morrison, An- nundille.

Grades 5 and 6-1 Edna Dingwcll Little Pond, I Gladys Jenkins, Lit.

dale. 4 Grace l-Iowlett, Annandaio,

Grades ‘I and 9-1 Matilda Rob. ertsan, River View, 2 Hilda Black. ett. Little Pond, 3 Molly MacDonald Little Pond, 4 Margaret. mum“,

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MacDonald, Little Pond, Jas. Mac- '

bell, Cumberland Hill, 2 Isabelle Campbell, Cumberland Hill, 3 B. Steele, Little Pond, 4 Ellen GIMP" bell, Cumberland Hill.

SEC. itv-Map Drawing, Grades 5 to 1, (N- EJ-l Matilda Robertson River View, 2 Ruth Robertson, Ri- ver View, 3 Reggie Mooney, River View, 4 Edna Dingwell, Little Pond

Map Drawing, Grades 9 and 10 (Africai-l Arlnandale School, 2 Mary Livingstone, Cumberland Hill 3 m: C b land Hill, 4 Bernice Campbell, Cumber- land Hill.

SEC. 8—AI'¢ Work Junior (Cray- on) -1 Jack Robertson, Anrlarldale 2 Byron Howlett, Annandale, 3 C. Morrison, Annandale, 4 Dannie ward. Annandale.

Art Work, Junior (Pcncill-l V. Campbell, Little Pond, 2 John A. MacDonald, Little Pond} Edward ‘MacDonald, Little Pond, 4 Kennic Blackctt. Little Pond.

SEC. t-Art Work, Grades ‘I to 10

1 Mary Livingstone, Cumberland Hill, 2 Jos R. MacDonald, Little Pond, 3 Bernice Campbell, Cumber larld Hill, 4 Ruth Robertson, River View. I SEC. f-Pcnmunship, Grades 1 and 2-1 Patricia Campbell, Cum- berland Hill, 2 Marjorie MacLeod, oumbcrland Hill, 3 Florrie Morri- son, Rivel- View. 4 Clara MacDon- ald, Howe Bay.

Penmanship Grades 3 and 4- 1 Cathleen MacDonald, Little Pond. 2 Joan MacDonald. Little Pond, 3 Delia Tassel, Little Pond, 4 Mary I. MacDonald, Little Pond.

Penmanship, Grades 5 and 6-— 1 Jean Hewlett, Annandale, 2 Gladys Jenkins, Little Pond, 3 Edna Ding- well, Little Pond, 4 Grace Howlett, Annandale. ‘

Penmanship, Grades 7 and 8 —l Reggie Mooney, River View. 2 J. MacKic. Howe Bay, 3 Jean Hewlett Arulandillc. 4 Margaret Elacl-rett. Little Pond.

Penmanship, Grades 9 and 10 — 1 Bernice Campbell, Cumberland Hill, 2 Isobel Campbell, Cumber- land Hill, 3 Ellen Campbell, Cum- beriand Hill, 4 Beatrice Steele, Lit- tle Pond.

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SPORTS Boys Under 9-1 Cornnle Morri- son, Annandale, 2 Bernard MacDon and, Little Pond, 3 Eugene MacDon ald, Little Pond. Boys 9 to 12-1 Clement MacDorl ald, Howe Bay, 2 Ed. MacDonald, Little Pond, 3 Ray Mills, Howe Bay 4 Byron Hewlett, Arlnandale. Boys l2 w 15-1 Jos MacDonald, Little Pond, 2 Jack Robertson, An- nandale. 3 Jas. MacDonald, Little Pond, 4 Francis MacDonald, Little Pond. ' Girls 9 to 12-1 Annie Morrison Annandale. 2 Annie Blackett, Little Pond. 3 Kathleen MacDonald, Lit- tle Pond. Girls ovci- 12-1 Florence Mills, Howe Bay, 2 Jeanette MncKic, Lit- tle Pond, 3 Margaret Blackett. Lit- tie Pond, 4 Thelma Jackson, Annan dale. - Relay Race-l Hmve Bay School, 2 Anllandale School, 3 Little Pond School. 4 Cumberland School. ' Jockey Race-i Jos. and Ed. Mac Donald. 2 Francis MacDonald and Ray Mills, 3 Cornic Morrison and Byron Hewlett. Girls-Thrce-Lc-ggcd Race — 1 Isabelle Campbell and Annie Black ett. 2 Annie Morrison and Almeda. Hewlett. TEACHERS’ RACE

l Kathryn Fitzpatrick, 2 Bernice Dingwcll, 3 Hazel Wood, 4 Mabel Keefe (Distnnccd)

FREE FOR ALL—BOYS

1 Jos. MacDonald, Little Pond, 2 Francis MacDonald. Little Pond, 3 Clement MacDonald, Howe Pay FREE FOR. ALL - YOUNG MEN

1 Neil Livingstone, Cumberland Hill, 2 Louis Jenkins, Anllandale, 3 Frank Jenkins, Annalldalc, 4 Max Norton, (Distanced)

FREE FUR ALL — GIRLS

1 Jeanette MzlcKlc, Howe Bay, 2 Annie Blackcttc, Little Pond, 3 An- nie and Sadie Morrison, Annantlale

CONTEST-SINGING

1 Little Pond Scllool

2 River View School.

3 Annandale School.

4 Cumberland School.

ST. CATHERINES WOMEN'S

‘INSTITUTE

The September meeting of the {BL Catherlnes Women's Institute Iwas held at the home of Mrs. Hec- tor MicNevin on Wednesday Even- ‘ing, Sept 9. Meeting opened with singing Institute ode followed by

the reading of the Creed. Roll call|

was responded to by nine members |Four visitors were also present.

Grade: 9 and 10-1 Bernice Camp!

rill; fIl|Al2l.fl)'l"l‘ CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Comunion will be celebrated at morning service on coming Sun- ‘day. The usual Preparatory service will be held in the School Hall this (Friday) evening at eight o'clock, the Kirk Session meeting halt-zln-hour previously. .

WINSLOE CHARGE-The Unit- ed Church of Canada Services 'sunday Oct 4th as follows: Winsloe North, 11.00 A. M4 Wln8l0e 5011111, 3.00 P. M-Z Hlghfield, 7.80 P. M. Rev. A. S. Weir of Albertnn will be the preacher at these services.

MILTON. St. John's Church, Bun- day, Oct. 4th, Sunday School, 10 a. m., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion, 11 a. m., Evening Ser- vice, 7.30 p.» rii.; St. Mark's, Rustico, 3 p. m., Sunday School, 3 p. m. Preacher, Rev. George Westbrook, LTH.

ST. JAMES CHURCH—TIIO HOIY

POWN GUARDIAN

l o i . ' Tracadle Cross

School Fair

A successful School Fair was held in Tracadle Omss Hall selvtember tenth, which was lonely Ittendvd by school pupils. ratepayers ‘and visitors.

CLASS 3-VEGETABLES

Onions-l. John Ellis. Donald- ston; 2, Eric Ellll. Donaldston; 9. Edwin Hughes, Millocve.

Beets-l, Walter Hughes, Mill- ooive; 2, John Smith, Ten Mile House; 3, Joseph McQuald, Mill- oovo; 4, Ray Murray, Ten Mile House.

Cabbage-i. Jdlln Smith, Ten Mile noose: a. Edwin Bushes. M111- oove; 3, Willie McKinnon, Glenni- dale; 4, Irene Court, Donaldston.

Pumpkin-l, Joe Mullen, Glenal- dale; 2, willie McKinnon. Glenal-

WEST POINT WOMEN'S 111-, STITUTE-‘Iile regular monthly meeting of the West Point Wom- en's Institute was held utwthe holnel of Mrs. H. Burton Boates, on Sepia, 2i, with seven members and ten? visitors present. Roll call was ans- n-ered by each members paying a dime. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. the report of the SickCommittee. received. and the reappointment of some for next month. The next, meeting will be held at the home‘ of Mrs. S. H. Sabine. Roll call to be. answered by a contribution to a Grab! Box. The hostesses will be, Mrs. Stephen Stewart, Mrs Samuel Smith, and Mrs. John McDonalrL, Six dozen clothes hooks were or-i dered for the school house. The business meeting was then adjourned? A much appreciated feature of the| evening was an interesting talk on Junior Red Cross in this Province. By meeting personally the ladies of the different Insltutes, throughout the Island, Miss McLean aims to create a geater interest in the‘ wonderful work being done for‘ our crippled and afflicted children’ by this organization. %eral vocal and instrumental numbers were‘ contributed by Miss Flora Boulter,‘ assisted by Mrs. H. Burton Boatesnl after which all joined in a sing-l song. A delicious lunch wvs then served by the Hostess and the s!ng-‘ ing 0 f the »Niltional Anthem,‘ brought to a close a very pleasant evcrllng.—O. A

TRAXNQR-GRRHES NUPTIALS - Tile wedding of Mr. Louis P. Trainer, son of Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Trainer, WBUCIVZIlE, and Miss Mary Irene Grimes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jolln T. Grimes, took place at St. Patrick's church, Fort Augustus, on Wedllcscday morning, August 19th. The ceremony" was perform- ed by the Rev. D. P. Croken. As the bridal party entered the church a wedding march was played by Mr. J. C. Traillor. Mr. Denis Shea and Mr. William Kelly snrlg the Nuptial Mass with mousing effect. Mr. Jolln -J. Grimes, brother of the bride was groonlsnlan; and Miss Irene Callag- han. neicc of the groom, was brides- maid. Botll bride and bridesmaid were very tastefully and becomingly attired. Following a dainty break- fast at the home of the bride's par- ellts, the wedding party motored to Charlottetown for luncheon. After- wards they had an opportunity of viewing many of the charming beauty spots in the city and suburbs. Returning for dinner theyreceived a royal and most enthusiastic wel- come. At, the festive board, which was spread with a generous hand, complimentary speeches were made by tllc Rev. D. P. McGuigan, and otllcrs. A truly delightful afternoon was spoilt in dancing, musiqwelocu- tioll, and song. As the evening shadows began to lengthen, the final stage of the journey was made to the comfortable home of the groom at Vlutervale. Herc the festivities of an earlier hour were repeated- only on a more extensive scale. About three hundred friends of the contracting parties were in attend- ance. The Rcv. Joseph Rooney, Morell, was an honoured guest, and. as usual, contributed to the enjoy- ment of the occasion. The bride and groom are extremely popular, and many beautiful and useful presents were received. The best wishes oi a host of friends will cnclrclc their home, and will accompany the hflllDy Couple along life's pathway dull"! the years to come.

Miss Blanche Finlay Carleton Street, left yesterday to spend some time in Prince Edward Island,‘

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dale; 3, Edwin Hughes, Mlllcove; 4, Ivan Arbirll. 11111100119-

CbASS 4-FLOWEBS

Sweet Peas-l, Irene Court, Don- ildsron; 2. John lslus, Donaldston.

Mixed Flowers-l, Irene Court, lmnaldstnn; 2, Vesta ‘Court, D011- aldston; 8, Oidln Eli-s, Donaldston: 4, Nora Bowlon, Donaldston.

Geranium-l, Irene Court, Don- rlldsbon; 2, Leonora Hughes, Mill- cove; 3, Margaret Gallant, Glenal- dale; 4, Bertha McInnis, Glenni- dale.

CLASS ‘I-COOKING

‘ White Bread-l, Evelyn Morris. Donaldston; 2, Blanche McQuaid. lvllllcove; 3, Rita Hughes, Iviillcove; 4, Irene Court. Donaldstoll.

Sugar Cookies-l, Rita Hughes. Mlllcove; 2, Blanche McQuald, Mill- cove; 2, Leonora Hughes, Mlllcove; 4, Anna Smith; Ten Mile House-

Apple Pie-l, Ieonora Hughes; ‘Mlllcove; 2, Rita Hughes, Mlllcove; 3. Evelyn Morris, Donaldston; 4, Eleanor Mullen, Glenaldale.

Fudge-l. Rita Hughes, lilLillcove; 2, Florence Power, Glenaldale; 3.

Margaret Gallant, Glenaldale; 4. Irene Court, Donaldstoll- CLASS 8—SEWING

Hernstitching-l, Nora Bowlan, Donaldston. -

Crocheting-l, Nora Bowlan,

Donaldston.

Knitted Sock-l, Nora Bowlan, Donaldston; 2, Evelyn Morris, Don- aldston. '

Embroidery-l, Blanche Mc- Quaid, Mlllcove; 2. Evelyn Morris. Donaldston; 8, Eleanor Mullen, Glenaldale: 4, Nora Bowlan, Don- aldston.

crass 9-MANUAL TRAINING Milking Stool-l, minis Mc-

Intyre, Mlllcove; 2, John B. McIn- tyre, Millcove; 3, Frank Dougan,

Donaldsiml; 4, Joseph Hughes. Millcove. ' I Nail Box-l, John Smith, Ten

Mile House; 2, Eric Ellis, Donald-

3, Willie Ellis, Donaldston;

4, John B. Mclntym, 1VLillcove.

l Feed Hopper-i, Reggie Power,

Glenaldale; 2. Willie Ellis, Donald-

ston; 3, Fkancis McIntyre, Millcove. Bird. House-1, Reggie Power,

Glenaldale.

CLASS Ill-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

Heifer Calf (dalry)—1, Wilfred

Corrigan, Ten Mile House 2, Willie Ellis, Donaldston; 3, Harold Ellis.

Donaldston; 4, Freddie Hughes, Millaove. Pullet and Oockerel (Barred

Rocln-l, Rita Hughes, Mlllcove; 2, Harold Ellis, Donaldston; 3, Willie Ellis, Donaldston; 4, Eric Ellis. Donaldston.

Potato digging is progressing slowly in this locality due to the unfavorable weather. The cobbler variety of potatoes are only a fair crop, while the Mountains are much better and well up to the average.

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CLASS ll-SCHOOL COLLEC- TIONS

Noxious Weeds- 1, Milloove School; 2, Mllicove School; 9, Ten Mile House.

Tree leaves-l, Mllloovo School; 2, Glonaldalo School; 9, Anna Smith. Ten Mile House; 4, Ten Mile Home School.

Samples of Woods-l. lh-ancia

‘Minutes of Aulusi meeting werelvllllt-illl; relatives and friends lnlMcIntyre, Mlllcove; 3, Ten Mile I

rend and approved. It was decided to forward Mrs. Allan Wyand $1.50 to ho used toward Dental Clinic's. Sick Commottec reported having sent fruit and plants to sick of

He Pom‘ 3 “a” miwlettv Amil-Wiommunlty. After some dlscusslonwews. it was decided that the Institute‘

‘sheathe the school wall; the amount of

cd and on motion ordered paidf

‘name t“. Ffril. Tori Stretch, roll

Bills to|call to be answered by paying (on “'50 we" preseme‘ “m5- MBWYIB °1°$¢<1 by singing House; 4, Georgie Hughes, Mlllcuvo.

Charlottetown, Murray Harbor and Montague. M155 mnlay 1s not ill the best of health and hcr many friends trust the change may pfQve most beneficaL-New G1a5gqw

House School. CLASS Ill-SCHOOL WORK

microbe Books (Grades 1 and 2) -1, nnlnlt Oorrigan, ‘Ibo Milo

National Anthem. Lunch was serv-

lNfilt We"!!! V’ be livid at i119 ed and a social hour spent in vocal

nrvl iilrfrurnrnrnl in'si.'r.

House; 2, Doris Mullin, ‘Ibo Mile

House; 3, Thomas Smith, Ten Milo

Gfidoo 8 and 4-1. Freddie Hughu, Mlllcove; I. Allies mm- ttvne, Mlllcove; 9, Margaret Gal-

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lint, Glcnl-ldllfl; 4, riuold u: Qua-id. wlloove.

tyre. Mlllcove;’ 3. Leo Mullen. Ten Mlle Blouse; 3, John Smith, Tan Mlle House; 4. Wilfred Oorrigan. Tan Milo House.

Grades '1 ind 9-1. Haul Mullen. Ten Milo Home; 3. Edith Con-inn Ten Milo House; 8, Florence Power. Ton Mlle Home; 4, Evelyn Morris. Donlldstorl-

Grades 9 and 10-1, Leonora

aton.

Map Drawiud. Nova. Scotti. (Grades 5, d, 'I)—1, Francis Moln- tyre, Mlllcove; 3. Erin Ellis. Donald- ston; 3, Harold Ellis, Donaldston; 4, John Smith, ‘Ibn Mile Boule- Map Drawing, England, (Grades 8, 9 and 10)—l, Willie Ellis, Don- aldston; 2, John Ellis, Donaldston; 8. My Court. Donaldston; 4, 1'10!’- ence Power, Glenaldale.

Art Work (Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8), IPruft-l, Eric Ellis, Dom- aldston; 3. Harold Ellis, Donald- ston; 3, Leo Mullln, Ten Mile House; 4, John Smith, ‘lien M110 House.

Grades 7, 8. 9 and 10 (Animal scene)-1, Willie mils, Donaidston; 2. Willie McKinnon, Glenaldaie; 3. Anna Smith, Ton Mile House; 4. Edith Colrigan, Ten Milo House. Writing (Grades 1 and 2)-i, Margaret McQuald, ‘Ibn M116 House; 2, George McKinrlon, Glen- aldale; a, Ray Hughes, Mlllcove; 4. Doris Mullin. Ten Mlle House. Grades a and 4-1, Ida Mcmnls. Glenaldale; 3, Kathleen Hutbefl. Mlllcove; 3, Margaret Gallant. Glanaldaie; 4. Myron Yat, Ten Mile House.

Grades 5 and 6-1, Nora Bowlan, Donaldston; 2, mum Mullin, Glen- dale; 3. Mary Corriga-ll, Ten Mile House; 4, Wilfred Corrigan, Tel-l Mile House.

Grades ‘land 8-1, Forenco Pow- er, Glenaldale; 2, Evelyn Morris. Donaldstony 3, Willie McKinl-loll, Glenaldale; 4, Eleanor Mullen, Glenaldale.

Grades 9 and 10-1, Leonora Hughes, Mlllcove; 2, Frances Mor- ris, Donaldston; 3, Anna . Smith, Ten Mlle House; 4, John Ellis. Donaldston.

i CLASS IS-PORTFOLIO

l. Glenaldale School; 2, Millcove School.

Project Map-l, Mlllwve School; 2, Glenaldale School; 3, Ten Mile House School.

cuss l4—PUBLlC ‘srlsacli

1, Anna. Smith, Ten Mlle House: 2, Eleanor Mullen, Glenaldale; 3, Rita Hughes, Millcove.