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THE CHARLQTPETOWN GUARDIAN ' _ 1 oc'roBER 17,`1927
DOUBLE MINT
]ust see how G
can be by sampling this long-last-
ing, healthful, economical treat I ! I
DOUBLE MINT-easy to remember
-and hard to forget, once you’ve tried it.
P ° .,
sweet, aids appetite and digestion . . .  _Y ~ fl]
wears-~
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Every Meal
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You’ll like the cool, refreshing
Peppermint flavor of W`RIGLEY’S
Kee s teeth white breath
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WHY WE ARE ‘shall make ally garment for wom- who lure gms YD ruin in far-away
#_ fell. or ally oi' their sex, with sleev- Co
IC°“Ul\l|¢d "Um P330 4i ‘es liloril than ilali` an ell wide iii Urixlucrntlve emP|°Ymenf»
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a bathtub at the sa_nie tilne." ip,
A Kansas statute of 1913 provid-'D
es that “N0 mattress on any be-dI
in a hotel shall be made of moss,I
Sea-grass. excelsior, llusksf or slltiri-*
dy.'
Illl one State ti iiiil ivas' oi`l`t=i‘ell
providilltr for the nirvilitlriziiig oil
the Ten Colliniandments by every
public school teacher. Am:-ther
bill ieqiiired that study of thi- (‘oll-
stitlltion of the I'nit¢»d States and
of the ‘Stale slloilld be a prereqliis-
ite oi giaduatitlll.
Kansas has fle<~l'f‘ed that “All
carpets and equipment used in of-
fices and sleepillg-roollls iilvliidlliz
walls and ccilillgs,
plastered and kept '
tion at all times."
in 1632, .\lassacllllst=tts pas_-t»ll ii
law which has llvver lieezl i‘i~i»<-al
eil: "Hel'eai'tei‘ ilu gurlllellt shall lie
made with short sleeves wllewliy
the nakr-finess of
tliscowretl iii til.\
and silt-ll its ilarv
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must lit- well
in ri clean ct-lldi'
tlii' arm iil:l_\' lit-
wmililig tilt-i'c-ot:
garlilvnts already
marie ivitll short slcc\'es slizill not
hereafter wear lllf- siime, iiilless
they rovir tllcir arms in the wrist
with linen, or otllf»i'wisi'; and that
hereafter nn person whatsoever
Neuralgia
The maddening pain will suc-
cumb to applications of Minard's.
]»1|NARo~51,-
Li_N_iM EN~:II-
D OOQQ ‘OH
IN SIDIOUS
EYE STRAIN
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O-OO-GO
We use thil adjective ed~
viledi y.
Sufferere from E¥¢“"li'\ I
may have perfect vision and
therefore do not eueP°°\ *H*
presence ol ony eye detect.
The motive power of the
entire human orUl”""‘ I'
Nerve Energy.
lie uliiest pall tlleieof, :intl DFO b
_M-<0->-S
I.lll.lll .is .1 ltlii>li».ll mlssioliaiy 0!
viizll .\lis.siillliil'\' wilrk and also
snii will visit all of the Maritime,
hrani-iles oi' tile Young Mens ChrlS»‘ n
a
IMPROVES QUALITY.
nf rceiilpts from mln shipper to a B
triis ilirrt.-llserl from fit`tI~"f"U\" D01'
dealer employs girls lli his cilndl-Is
illlr iptllli and states that those C
iivts can handle as nmlly eggs ill ai
turns are made on lots of tlltecilft
well denioiit-ltrateri. as in the most
ri-cent sliiplllent the lnts on which
and t.lli\ pool lots sixty-seven per'
Fitting and supplying gins-
ses. etc.
I H. J. MABON
Office Connected ' with
Driigstoro. I
Noi-mei eyes, it is computed
Nerve Energy. but when Eye-
strelri is present. s MUBH
larger proportion is required.
i Hence defective eyes, through
their consumption of en ex~
eeseive amount of Nerve En- »
sngy msy seriously effect the
** ooeeee-ee»eeeee+fe
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utilize about 20% of this | i
W ciuiiiilics ssl.:
` ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY '
AT REDUCED PRICES
Ae wa- intend to rinse niit our
mllliiiz-r_v, we offer _vnu iit our 
I I K ln ton
BLD
Bradalbane Oct l’ith Bring in your
stoc
western Omce of the Guardian is
located in the
ivoicr Si.. Suinmorside. where Sui*
acriptions and advertising will .be
received. The Guardian may be
purchased daily at the Western Head hope _
Otiic-e in the McNeill Building or at
th \icDonald News Store
o
been visiting her parents 'tlr and
Ml
que.
from Ottawa to her home in New
Haven. She visited Boston ell
route and was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mlnuie, graduate
nunse, who is also enjoying a weli-
earned holiday.
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EE Mabon's One Cent Sale.
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EE Murdock is Guardian agent in Mon-
:: tague and will be pleased to rec-,
ln €l\'
:: an
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estorn Guardian Sf»&11110P6 3011001 F311’ "°’°° . tt.. c......... me l°Qv¢ Qllfself T
W " '. P Y lsat
Sec
I -_- lst-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
_M. LUX is buying geese Stl and
HY
9593-10-I0-Ol
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ngwn October 18th and at
and get S155 ot. the car per
, or $1.65 delivered at the
-AM TAKING LIVE GE a 3m_Re8gie Ross' Stanhope
Kensl I
eesc I -
oose
_wssrzml Pnovmcs-'rhc
Mcivclli Building,
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l-£0-3--i
PERSONALS
George Green, Central Bede
left last week to return to
a ~lins, Wyo.
-Miss Elsie Brown has returned
»~Mrs. Charles Conliolly, who has
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Eastern Guardian I
..*WATCH OUT for the dates or
'EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W.
2nd- Bessie MacMillan, West
Cove Heed `
4th- Rowland Besrlsto West.
Cove Head
Sec. 2 Wheat
lst-Rowland Bearisto, West- Cove
k yards, Summerside. Walter Head H
L‘”‘~ °°"°'1°'"`“ 2110- Bessie M°<=M111w. Wm :mi-nits Macmillan, wen cove
Cove Head H
3rd-Michael I-Iorgan, Stanhope
4th-Reggie Rom. Stanhope
Sec. 5 Corn
1st--Reggie Ross, Stanhope
2nd-Eric Wilson, West Cove Head
3rd-Rowland Bearisto, West Cove
4th-Grove MacMillan, West Cove
Sec 6 Threshed Beans
lst-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
Class 2 Roots'
Sec. 1 Green Mountain Potatoes..
lst,-Michael Horgsn, Stanhope C
2nd- Margaret Marshall. Stan-
hope ‘
Sec. 2 Irish Cobbler Potatoes
lst-Rowland Bearisto, West Cove
2nd-Harry Lawson, Stanhope
3rd-Elliot Mlsiner, Stanhope
P D. P9
Sec. 3 Dakota Red Potatoes
1st-Clive MacMillan, West Cove;
Head I
Sec. 5 Turnips
lst-Rowland Bearisto, West Cove
2nd-Keith Douglas, Stanhope
3rd-Isabella Strickland, Stanhope
4th-Elliot Misiner, Stanhope ,
lst-Keith Douglas, Stanhope
lst.-Harry Lawson, Stanhope
Head
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Cl l G I _ _
ck  ~»   r  I rd Beaver Wall Boards
Sec _
top Market prices for them xst'_John Human stumope 3l’d cha _I emu"
sec. 2 tsl white ni-can ' _ """"“"`e
lst-Eileen Robinson, Stanhope '
..._.....  ......... , Mean Better Wa s and
>’ f r ~ #rs ol- _
ead
ead
Sec. 3 to) Tea Biscuit
lst-Mabel Robinson. Stanhope
2nd-Etta Mlslner. Stanhope
' Sec. 3 'thi Tea Biscuit
lst-iMorgaret Marshall, Stanhope
2nd-Edith Machaughlin, Stan
ard-Erma MacMillan, West Cov
H6" Head
4th-Mabel Lawson, Stanhope
Sec. 4 tal Sugar Cookies
lst,-Mabel Robinson. Stanhope
2nd-Dorothy MacMillan. West
ve Head
3rd.-Mary Horgan, Stanhope
4th-Etta Mislner, Stanhope
Sec. 4 tb) Sugar Cookies
lst--Erma MacMillan. West Cove
Head Head ,
2nd-Nan Auld. West Cove Head
3nd-Ella MacMillan. West Cove
4th-Jose h Robinso Stanho l-lead
4th-Margaret Marshall, Stanhope
Sec. 5 ta) Ciingersnaps
lst.-Eileen Robinson, Stanhope
2nd-Mary McCabe, Stanhope
3rd-Dorothy MacMillan, West
Head Cove Head
Sec. 5 (bi Gingersnaps
lst-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
2nd-Edith MacLaughliil. Stan-
Sec. 8 Mangels hope
3rd-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
Sec. 7 Carrots Head
4th-Ella MacMillan, West Cove
2nd-Helen Wilson, West Cove 1-lead
Sec 6 tbl School Lunch
e news items' advertising' new 3rd-Grove MacMillan West C lst-Nan Auld West Cove Head
d "°“‘""“' ““”‘°“”“°“”‘ ncaa ' 'we' and-si-mo iuaclvillion, west
__.DR_ A_ "_ SMALL “ 4th-Leith MacMillan. West Cove Cove Head
fl'
ct
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3rd-Michael Horgan, Stanhope I
WO0D'S
. |Head Sec. 7 tai Fudge
(;g31s'aZgl3et°lg5ed2§e"wee“ Sec. 8 Parsnlps lst.-Mary Horgan. Stanhope
C ° er nd' lst-Helen Wilson, West Cove] 2nd-Jean Misiner. Stanhope
9“75'1°'15'2I--ncaa | ar<l~ooi-cthy Macmillan. wcsr.
2nd-Leith MacMillan, West CoveiCove Head
1 9 ave Head ‘ | -ith-Beth Macliaughlln. Stanhope
Wh`t Sl
Sec. 'i tb) Fudge
- 4i,h_N Au1d,w r, C0 H d lst-Margaret Marshall, Stanhope
R9V9l3.I§l01]S an class is ve ea zna-alia Macmillan, west cove
lst-Non Auld. West Cove Head
2nd-Erma. Macllllllen, West. Cove
Sec. 2 Green Tomatoes Head
t ra
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by
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(By British Umm] p,-ess, 1st-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
LONDON. Oct. 10. -Rcmarkably 2“d_Re33ie R°5S» 5"°“h°P¢
ons report on the white slave traf- Head
nk admission of the terrible con- 3fd”K‘fI°h D°“8I“S- St°nh°P°
uences that have followed af_ 4th-Eric Wilson, West Cove Headi
Dts to segregate and check vice Se°~ 3 onI°“s I
a policy of official regulation 1st’”‘M°'b°l Lawson' s°““h°pe i
contained in B League of Na_ 2nd-Helen Wilson, West Cove'
which has reached London from 3l`d_N‘m A“ld~ west CWC Head
Geneva.
Sec. 4 Cucumbers
Port are devoted to a detailed ex-
e:soiis."-- .\rthur Train, of
Y M c A ivllssloNAi=iv °° .
To 'roun ivlARi'rlMEs q“°5"°““"° they 59"* ‘U me GOV-
eanments of fifty-one nations show
i\l\ utr _Ao lt l-lm ~i “ff
st-i'l'<-t;ll`_\' of the Y..\l.(`.A. nf s Us
rit_\' is ill i't\<~ci|lt ot' word that B6
(it»ol'i:i» i’nttt-i'soil. who for a nillil- dis
iv-i~ nt' yfliirs has lieeiill-itiitioiictl Hi fo check
tli» \’..\i.f‘..\., and at present fs _ _
t'ill~tiieriiiLf his studies nt (‘ollimbi:i 2;" ?;1C;l;e§1Va;ng;£témb;?;'m(;;dt?I$ tag;
`i'llivf-l'sit,\', will visit this city oil own country:_
Siillrlz1y_ U(-tollel' ‘_’fird. when he ...The s0_caued incensed area- was.
will zliltl|‘C~-'S tilt- local iloys on for- nothing more than B sink of in_
u
_ f _ iq
:ive H _llef _u<'i'i<>\lllil0l  ;§1;:>€DfxI:!imprlsoned unfortunate women.
eliiis \\ ll iw H1 »=1DdI~ A i~ |some of the keepers obllging their
soil was al. iilrnier Moilcion Y. ho)/-|vl¢;im3 fo pay for their miserable
his ri-tit lifire is part til’ a maritime gccommodaffon and wretched food
tour that has been arrilllged hy the at
.\'iil_iolliii Council of the Associ:i-.robbed thgse who had fm mm lefgl
lion, l>lll'illi.: his tour. Mr. Putter*-Iof
tiiili Asstiuiiitioll. Czecilo-Slovak Government to]
----<¢>--- their own admissions of how the
,NDN/,DUAL RETURNS Slttate recognition of vice corrupted
EXPEEHENCE PR0vES|h“It is well known that licensed'
--- - I
An inmmmnmnt in the quamy.‘g;iented by youths of twenty years
fI<‘i<l"’_".“'I"""* 'Im l’°"“°““‘“° "I Ex' teen or even Younger.
rent to eighty-iiiiic ner Cl’“'- I" downtrodden creature without
three iveeks roprcsclits the l'e-Irfghts of any kind she is enm_e_
suits at-hieved by a _ifalliltllan est!! 1,/at fhe mercy of the keeper of the
fl<‘aI€r ihl`0Uf=Th mfikinif Indivlduallhouse. Everything he gives her-is
graded returns to producers. Thislpfaced against her account' so that
worklilg nn' illrlivitlllally graded, modem slave,-y_ |
day as those working on straiglitihave mme system of ucensed hom-
raise lots. . es. replied to the League question-`H
iii smile slliplneiits iildividiial rc- naire. Two of the countriesstated,
and pool returns are made filiiber, and five suggested that my
broken lots. llrrc again the value were considering complete abolition
ot the individual retilrn has been of restriction of the system.
Iililiviriiltil retllrnei were made grarl~ since he learned that his ricll lin-
<-d sevelity-seven per cent Extras clo had left him nothing."
cont, air out ot his heirship."
‘EYESIQIIT lx§M|“A'|’|0“ Iopportunity that is sizzling hot.
P98es and pages of voluminous re-
cluse investigation was made`
t country after country. of those-
Ohsve permitted licensed hous-
arc abimdonlng the system as an
ject failure which serves only to
seminate the evils it is supposed
ere is the Cuban Government.'s
ity and perversion, in which were
exorbitant prices while others'
Y B .
their gains. even if they were ill."
Grave social evils, which could
ot bc ignored, also caused the
bollsh the system. These are
e morals of the youngz- .
ouses are for the most. part fre-
age; indeed. in many cases they
re regularly visited by lads of six-
“The inmate of these houses is at
lst-Mabel Lawson, Stanhope
I-lead
Head
Sec. 5 Beets
Sec. 6 Cabbage '
lst.-Reggie Ross, Stanhope
Sec. 'l Pumpkins
lst-Grove MacMillan
3rd-Leith MacMillan .,
Class 4 Flowers
Sec. 1 Sweet Peas
lst,-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
Cove Head
3rd--Helen Wilson, West Cove
Sec. 2 Mixed Flowers
2nd-Belle Marshall, West Cove
Head
3rd-Jean Misiner, Stanhope H
4th-Helen Wilson, West Cove
Head
Sec. 3 Potted Flowering Plant
2nd-Erma MacMillan, West
Cove Head
3rd-Mabel Lawson, Stanhope H
-ith-Keith Douglas. Stanhope
clan 5 ri-uit ‘ I
Sec. 1 Alexander Apples IH
lst-Walter Auld, West Cove Head
2nd-Marion McCabe, Stanhope
3rd-Harry Lawson, Stanhope
4th-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
See. 2 Duchess Apples
lst.-Margaret Marshall, Stanhope
2nd-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
4th-Mabel Lawson, Stanhope
Sec. 3 (A) Red Astrican Apples h
he is always in his debt. It is a
ondition which may be described as
Twenty-one countries. which still
hat their houses were few in n -
*l 
"Rcilglc seemed ratlier tlowllcasi.
"Yes, *it seems to have taken the
Don't..be too anxious to grasp an
lst,-Reggie Ross, Stanhope
2nd-Marion McCabe. Stanhope
3rd'-Mary McCabe. Stanhope
Sec. 3 Plums
lst.-Rowland Bearisto, West Cove
ead `
2nd-Nan Auld. West Cove Heed
Sec. 5 Pears
lst.-Mary McCabe, Stanhope
2nd-Marlon McCabe. Stanhope
Class 8 Canning slid Preserving `
Sec 1 (A) Preserved Raspberry
lst.-Jean Misiner, Stanhope ~
2nd-Beth Macliailghlin. Stanhope
3rd~Mabel Robinson, Stanhope
4th-Marion McCabe. Stanhope
Sec. 1 fb>Preserved Raspberry
lst,-Erma MacMillan. West Cove
_ I-ie
2nd-Erma. MacMillan. West
3rd-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
4th-Mabel Lawson. Stanhope
Sec. 8 fa) White Cake
lst-Eileen Robinson, Stanhope
2nd-Etta Misiner, Stanhope
3rd-Mary McCabe, Stanhope
4th-Mary Horgan, Stanhope
Sec. 8 tb) White Cake ,
lst-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
2nd-Mabel Lawson. Stanhope
3rd-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
72nd-Harry Lawson, Stanhope ll-lead
sure of the methods of fmfffckers 3rd-Rowland Bearisto, West Core 4th-Ella MacMillan, West Cove
` Head
untrles by promises of marriage 4th-Clive MacMillan, West Cove'Class B Sewing. Knitting
and Embroidering, ctc.*
Sec. 1 Apron
ill _ l V , , Y me LCSBUS of Nations cgmmiffe lst,-John Horgan, Stanhope ` lst-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
’m"mU€ mr "Her Ol “mquer of the systems of State regulating 2nd-Nan Auld, West Cove Head Head ~ ~
vice which stil] exist; in ce,-mm 3rd-Margaret Marshall, Stan- Sec. 2 Hemstltched Towel
_ , untrles, and the replies to the hopg lst-Erma MbcMillan, West Cove
SY! .'-I '_ :. 1". `. . ~ri., _
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-ith-Michael Horgan. Stanhope Head
Sec. 4 Mended Wool Sock
lst.-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
2nd-Keith Douglas, Stanhope Head
Sec. 5 Knitted Mittens
lst,-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
2nd-Erma MacMillan ' Head
Sec. 6 Embroidered Linen
1st.~Nan Auld, West Cove Head
2nd-Erma MacMillan, West Cove
ad
Class 9 Manual Training
Sec. 1 Hammer Handle
lst-Clive MacMillan, West Cove
Head Head
2nd-Grove MacMillan, West
lst.-Nan Auld, West Cove Head Cove Head
Sec. 2 Milking Stool
lst-Clive MacMillan, West Cov
ead
2nd-Joseph Robinson, Stanhope
Sec. 3 Nail Box
lst-Clive MacMillan, West Cove
lst-Nan Auld. West Cove Head Head
Sec. 6 Bird House'
Isl/-Clive MacMillan, West Cove
ead
Sec 7 W on Jack
~ B8
lst.-Clive MacMillan, West Cove
ead
Sec. 8 ta) Miscellaneous
lst-Eric Wilson, West Cove Head
Sec. 8 (bl Miscellaneous
lst-Clive MacMillan. West Cove
Head Head
Class 10 Live Stock
Sec. 2 Calves
lst-Gideon MacLaughlin. Stan-
3rd-Harry Lawson, Stanhope hope
2nd-Malcolm MaeLaughlin, Stan-
GDC
3nd-Reggie Ross. Stanhope
4th-Beth MacLaughlirl, Stanhope
5th-Stanley Strickland, West
Cove Head
Sec. 3 Poullet and Cockeral
lst.-Harry Lawson. Stanhope
2nd-Nan Auld. West Cove Head
3rd-Clive MacMillan. West Cove
I-lead
4th-Grove MacMillan, West
Cove Head
Class ll Collections
Sec. 2 Tree Leaves
ist.-West Cove Head School
2nd-Edith Macliaughlin. Stan-
hone
3rd-Joseph McAuley, Stanhope
Close 12 School Work
Sec. 1 tb) Exercise Book
2nd-Edith MacLaughlin, seen- lst-Dorothy MacMillan. We
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Beaver Board is especially 'suitable
for quick, economical, satisfactory,
repairing and building new p_arti-
tions. Pancllcd in pleasing designs,
it is ready for painting without siz-
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can apply right over old, cracked
plaster. Avoid cheap, cardboard-
like imitations which absorb paint
and cannot give satisfaction. See
that the Red Beaver Border is on
the back edge of every panel.
Beaver Beetvvall
Beaver Bestwall is pemlanent as
rock, yet is sawed and applied as
easily as lumber. Has a distinctive,
cream-colored surface which takes
‘any form of decorating immediate-
ly and in superior fashion. Stronger
by test. . _
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Sec. 1 tc) Exercise Book
15"-NH" Auld. West Cove Head
2nd-Erma MacMillan. West Cove
Head
hope
hope
18"-Mary Mccabe. stanhopc
2nd-Beth Macbau hlln Stan
Sec. 2 fa.) Map Drawing
lst.-Grove MacMillan, West Cove.
Head
Sec. 2 tb) Map Drawing
lst,-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
2nd-Erma MacMillan, west cove
Head
3rd-Clive MacMillan, West Cove
Head
4th-Thomas Horgon. Stanhope
Sec. Il fa) Art Work
lst-Walter Auld. West Cove Head
2nd-Helen Wilson, West Cove'
Head 
3rd-Grove MacMillan, West Cove
Head i
4th-Keith Douglas, Stanhope
sec. 3 tbl Ari work I
lst-Erma MacMillan. West Cove
I-feed .
2nd-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
3rd-Reggie Ross. Stanhope
4th-Harry Lawson, Stanhope
Sec. 4 fa) Penmanship
lst-Curtis Strickland, West Cove
Head
I 2nd-Stanley Strickland, West
\Covs Head
3rd-Clara Birt. Stanhope
Sec 4 tb) Penmanshi
st
‘lt I8 HHSY in fliH°0“l‘lize a man ard-Mabel Lawson, Stanhope 2nd-.leon MacMillan, West Cove
'*°°'- hope Cove Head
_ I
W_h0 h88ll'_i MW courage. 4th-Margaret Marshall. Stan’-V Head A
- n
‘ lst-Helen Wilson, West Cove
3rd-Eileen Robinson, Stanhope Y-
‘“h`“M5’Y HOTSBD. Si-8nh0De Cove Head
H
3"d_B°55|° MUN-B\18hliI1. Stan- 2nd-Nan Auld, West Cove Head
4th-Edith Maclmughlln, Stan- hope
Sec. 1 (nl Cove Head
B , hope S
“fd-EIU" MISIML Stanhope lst-Marlon Mccobe. Stanhope
H
3rd-Dorothy MacMillan, West
4th-Mary Horgan, Stanhope
Sec. 4 tc) Penmanship
lst-Erma. MacMillan,~ West Cove
ead
3rd-Edith MacLaughlin, Stan-
4th-Bessie MacMillan, Wcst
class ii sports ‘
ec. 1 fa) dash for girls under nine
2nd-Beth MacLaiighlin, Stan-
hope
3rd-Gladys Ms.cMillan, Cove
ead Road
4th-Jean Misiner, Stanhope
Sec. 1 #bl dash for girls from nine
to twelve I
lst-Eileen Robinson, Stanhope
2nd-Violet Brown, Cove Head
Road
3rd~Clara Birt, Stanhope
4th-Mary McCabe. Stanhope
Sec. 1 tc) dash for girls over twelve
lst-Edith Macliaughlin, Stanhope
2nd-Mabel Lawson, Stanhope
3rd--Anna Birt, Stanhope
4th-Gertle Bovyer, Cove Head
Road
Sec. 2 tal dash for boys under nine
lst.-Joseph Robinson, Stiinhope
2nd-Eric MacMillan, West Cove
Head `
3rd-Allison MacMillan, Wclit
Cove Head
4th-Wesley MacLeod, Cove Head
Road
Seo. 2 tb) dash for boys from ninfr
to twelve
lst-Russel Birt, Oovehead Road
2nd-Louis McAuloy, Stanhope
3rd-Dewart Sv/ln. COV¢h¢ld Rd-
Il-lead
‘ 2nd-Jean MacMillan. West Cove
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head Road
3rd-Eric Wilson, West Covehcad
4tii-Joci¢ I-lorgsnystanriope
Sec. 2 id) free for all for boys
lst-Harry McLeod, Stanhope
Znti--Rowland Bearisto, West
Cove Head
3rd-Clive MacMillan, West Cove
Head
4th--Hordce Marshall. Stimh0P0
Sec. 5 to) Potato Race for boy-3
lst-Lois Birt, Cove Head Road
2nd-Harry Birt, Cove Heed R085
ai-o~Russel Blrt,cove Head Road
scc. 5 tbl Potato moo for-sirls
lst-Grace Birt.. Cove Head Rmd
2nd-Violet Brown, Cove Head Rd
3rd-Anne Birt, Stanhope
4ui_l:>orcuiy Macmillan. WGS*
Cove Head
Sec. 6 Wheelbarrow Race for..hol'5
lstf-Jack I-lorgon and Lois KiellY~
Stanhope " ' ,
and-Allan Mays. W- 0°"° HW
and Keith Douglas. Bi»8l\h0P0
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r
1st-aortic solver. Cove Head Rd-
snu oi-occ ali-t. sianiiope d
Rnd-Dorothy MacMillan, an
Helen wilson. West C°‘/e HW*
Sec. 10 Jockey Race for b0Y5
Ili/-Eric Wilson and Allan MSW-
Weot. Cove Head
Sec. 17 Teachers Race
lst-Miss MacCroy; West COW!
Him-Miss custlnc. Cove HW* Rd'
31-d-Miss Brown. Stanholle-
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Sen. 2 tc) dash for boys over twelve
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