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Mayfield School Fair

CLASS l GRAINS

Section 1 Shoal o! White Oals l. l/ﬁldred Bulman, Anglo Riutico; 2. Exton 8111mm, Anglo Rusiico; 3. In. Craswoll. Anglo Rustico. . Section I Shea! of 100 hoods o! wheat. 1. Mildred Bulman, 2. Exton Bulman.

Suction I Shea! of 100 holds of barley 1. lillidred Bulman. 2. 11's Ornawell

Section 4 ll: eon of Snot Corn l. Sterling Howatt. New Glasgow; 2. Alvin Nimn, Anglo Rusiico; 8. crime Nunri, Anglo Rustico; 4. Ethel Hill, Mayﬁeld.

Section 5 Pint o! Boon! l. Ruth Bulman, Anglo Riutlco; 3. Hazel Bulman. Anglo R/ilktico; l. Alvin Nunn. 4. Sylvia Simpson, Hope River.

CLAS 3 ROOTS

Section l. 1 peck o! Green Moun- llin 2mm- 1. Ethel Hill, 2. Willie Nicholson, Mayfield; 3, Esther Hill, Maylleld; 4. Stirling Howavt.

Swllon 2 1 Peck oI Irish Potatoes 1. Ethel Hill, 2. Estlior Hill. 3. Amy TOOm-bs, Anglo Rustico; 4. Shelton Warren, North Ruslico.

Section 3 (a) Collection of 8 lilrn- nlps (Table) l. Heath Houston. Mnyfield: 2. Byron Houston, Msy- ficld;_ 3. Eastlici‘ Hill, 4. Hazel Bul- man.

Section 3 (b) (lnllecllon o! l Turiiips (Flood) 1. Stirling Howim 2. Heath Houston, S. Ethel Hill, 4. Elstlier Hill.

Section 4 Collection o! 3 mnngels 1. Gran Toombs, Anglo Rustler): 2. Exton Biilman. 3. Amy Toombs. 4. Stirling Howait.

Socblon 5 Collection of 6 carrots. hall-long 1. Gertrude ‘Fiemim. North Rusiico; 2. Mildred Bulmon, 3. Exioii Bulmim. 4. Mollie Fleming. North Rusiiw.

Section 8 Collection o! 6 parsnip: 1. Alvin Nunn. 2. Colin Warren. Norm Rustico; 2. Oirlone mum, 4. Mildred Bulman.

CLASS 3 VEGETABLES

Section} Six Green Tomuioeﬁ 1. Mollie Fleming. 2. Ian McLeod. New Glasgow; 3. Sterling Howati. 4. Ernest Mulluro. North Rusiioo.

Section 2 Three Green Cucum- bers 1. Alvin Niinn. 2. Eugene Murphy, New Glasgow: 3. Orlone Niinn. 4. Sandy Nicholson, May- field.

Section 3 Six Book 1. Ella Flem- ing. North Ruslico; 3. M0llle Flem- ing, i. Alvin Nunn. 4. Ethel Hill.

Section 4 Cabbage (2 heads) 1. AlVlil Niinn. 2. Father Hill, 8. Ethel Hill.

Section 5 Pumplui (one) 1. Stirl- ing Howstt, 2. Eugene Murplkv. 3. Exton Bulmim, 4. Willie Nichol-

son.

Section 6 Sqllllnh (one) 1. Thomas Doyle. North Riunco; 2. Byron Hill New Glasgow; 3. Colin Warren. 4. Shelton Warren.

CLASS 4 FLOWERS

Section l Sweet Pods l. Oriana Nlunn.

Section 2 Bouquet o! Mined ‘Flower-i 1. Inn McLeod, 2. Owls-no Nunn, 3. Byron Hill, 4. Alvin Nunn

Section 3 Bouquct n! Glullolu 1. Swirling HOWBM. 2. Oriana Winn.

Soollm 4 Potted Gorlnhm 1. Billy Andrew. Mayl-lold: 2. Alvin Nunn. 3. Budy Stewart. New Glos- gow.

CLASS 5 FRUIT

Section l Plato or 6 Apples (Rod Asirwhan) 1. Ira Craswcll, 2. Haul BilllIlﬂIl, 3. Ruth Bulman.

Section 2 Plato o! 6 apples (Wealthy 1. Margaret Moore, H0116

' River; 2. Shelton Warren, 3. Oliver

Parkman, 4. Eugene Murphy. Section 3 Plate or 10 apples

(Crabs) 1. Ruby Sievrart. 2.1T!

Craawcll, 3. Gertrude Fleming. 4.

' Allen Smith. Mziyficlci.

Section 4 Plato o! 10 plums (purple l. Ruth Bulman, 2. Hazel Bulmim.

CLASS (l COOKING

Srctbn 2 Plato of To: Biscuit! 1. Mildred Bulman, 2. Maureen Doyle. Norih Ruatlco: 3. Gertrude Fleming.

Section 3 Plate of 9 Ginger snnpl 1. Gei-mlde Fleming, 2. Marie Murphy, New Glasgow: S. Maureen Doyle. 2. Amy Toombs, 3. Betty Fleming, Hope River.

Section 4 Plain ivhile Tea Cake 1. Maureen Doyle. 2. Amy Toombs, 3. Betty Fleming. Hope River.

Section 5 Plain of Brown Sugar Fudge 1. Biich Bulmcn. 2. Mildred Bulman. 3. Olive Bulman. N0?“ Rustic-o: 4. Shelton Wiirren.

Section 6 Pint Jar 0|’ Canned Beets 1. Marie Simtxson, Hope River; 2. 11101110 Firming. 3. Gel‘!- rudii Firming. 4. Sadie l-Iiscott. North Rustico.

Scrlinn '7 School Lulu-h i. Geri- rudv Plum 11.7 cuss 1 SEWING KNITTING.

(‘ROCHETING

Division A Girls under 12 1B9" of bgwscrtlon 1 Specimen of plain sewing - Dolls Pyjamas (cotton) 1. Gertrude Fleming 2. Sylvia Simgson. 3. Olive Bulman, 4. Marie Murphy.

Section 2 Specimen of Darned Mlﬂen 1. Ruth Bullman. 2. Esther H111. 3. Hazel Bulman, 4. Olive Bul- man.

section 3 Specimen of Embroid- ery-Crosl Stitch Sample! 1. Ruth Bulman.

Section 4 Spoclmcn ol lcnlited Marl (Garter Stitch) l. Gertrude Fleming. 2. Amy Toombs. 3. Marlon Doyle. North Rustlco.

Dlvislnn 3 Girls 1i years o! ago and over Section 1 Spcchnen o! Plain sewing Girls Blouse. Cotton Print 1. Hazel Hlscoit. North Rusilco; 2. Sadie Hlsmti. 3. Mildred Bulman, 4. Maurum Doyle.

Soc-lion 2 Specimen n! Crochet- ing-Cuiililon Top 1 Mildred Bul- man.

Srotlon iﬁpeclmcn n! linlltcd Pullover SwulA-r (Fam-y Stltrh) 1. Mildred Biilmnn.

See-Hon 4 Sprolmon of horned Sooli 1. Mildred Bulman. 2. Hazel Hiscoit. 8. Ethel Hill.

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ing Tray Cloth 1. Hazel Hiscott.

2. Mildred 8111mm. OLAQS I MANUAL TRAINING

Division (b) Pupils 2 you: ol an and over. Section 1 Book Ends. 1. Vornon Hill, New Glasgow.

CLASS 9 LIVE STOCK AND

POULTRY

Soﬂlon 1 (l) Dairy Calf 1. Leith Orr. Mayfiold: I. Lien-h Dickiesori, New Glasgow.

lull: 1 (b) Bed Olll 1. Ralph Dicﬂcocn. New f" .

Salon I Pallet and Cookcrel '

(Boned Bock 1. Alvin Nunn. 2. Orian Nunn, 3. Nelson Simpson,

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loolon a rum and comm (While Leghorn) 1. Maxie 81mp-

son, 2. Gordon Simpson, Hope.

Riven 2. Halon Simpson, Hope River.

GAO! l0 OOLLDCTIDNI

Section l5 injurious Woods 1. Hope River School, 2. New Glasgow School, l. Mnylleld School.

Sooﬂon 2 1B Wild Honors 1. New Glugow School.

Section 8 25 Inlaclr-Aduli ltlge 1. New Glasgow School.

GLASS 11- SCHOOL WODK

Section 1 Writing. (c) Grads 1 Oriane Nunn, 2. Mollie Fleming. 3. Elsie Doyle. Norah Rustico; 4. Billy Cullen, Hope Riven.

(b) Grmdo 11. Tho Ugly Duckllnl 1. Ernest MaoLiire. North Rustioo: 2. Hazel Bulman, s. George Andrew, Mayfield; 4. Sandy Nicholson.

(C) Grades 111. and IV. When Go This Boots? 1. Amy ‘Ibombl, I. Marian Doyle. 3. mil Simpson. Hope River; 4. Elbert Orr. 4. Bony Fleming.

(D) Grade V and VI. November 1. Ellsino Parkman. 2. Tom Doyle. 3. Ellwood Stewart. Hope River; 4. Alvin Nunn. Anglo Rustico.

(E) Grades VII and VIII. Dal’- fodlls l. Ethel Hill. 2. Murray Orr. 3. Vomon Hill. 4. Colin Won-on.

(I) Grmdcl IX and X My Heart Leaps Up 1. Hamel Hiscott. 2. Sadie HlscoLl; 3. Mildred Bulman. 4. Frances Turner. Hope River,

Section I Mnp Drawing (s) Prince Edward Island Grades V and VI 1. Gavin Doyle. North Rustioo; 2. Charles Dioitieson. New Glasgow: S. Elaine Parkman. 4. Alvin Nurm.

(B) Souﬂi America Gi-bdcl VII and VIII 1. Mnsigsret Moore, 2. Grant Toombss. S. Eaton Holman. 4. Ooiln Warren and Vernon Hill.

(C) hlrops Grades IX and X l. Mildmd Bulman. z. Hanoi Hiacott 3. Frances Tumor, 4. Sadie Hiscott.

SooﬂonSArlWork (l) Grade! Snowman 1 Hamel Bulman, 2.

SIC. 8 ART WORK

(A) Grade 1. Snowman-l. Hazel human. 2. Ian Miwleod. 8. Ohm Bryant, New Glaaagow, 4. Oﬂone Niinn

(B) Grade I1—Litt.le 30y Blue.- 1. Leliili Dickieson, New Glasgow: 2. Arnold Dickleson. New Glosgcw; 3. Gladys Parkman, New Glasgow, 4. Emest MacLure.

(C) Grades 117! and IV —0lcl Dutch Cleanser —1. Isabelle Mac- Ooubrey, New Glasgow; 2. Bryon H111; 8. Ralph Dlckiooon: 4. who.“ Doyle and Allan Smith.

(D) Gndes V and VII-A Christmas Cari- — 1. Ellwood Stewart. Hope River: 2. Elaine

Parkman: 3. Charles Dlckicson; 4. Milton Railings, North Ruatioo.

E) Grades VII and vllr -A Birch ‘Tree in Whiter —1. Ver- non Hill: 2. Ethel Hill; 3. Mar- garet Moore; 4. Arthur Simpson, Hope River.

(F) Grade IX and X -A Fire- place. —1. Mildred Buimim; 2. Exton Biilman: 3. Frances ‘rm-Aer, 4. Hemert MacCoubrey, New Glasgow, 4 Hazel Hiscott

(G) Grades VII in X -- Fann- Yﬂfd Scene (Wnlrr Colors) -—1. Veronn Hill. 2. Margaret Moore,

' SEC. 4 PORTTOLIOHW"

(A) Grades I to VI -Wild Ani- mals and Wild Birds 0f P. E. 1_ —1. New Glasgow School; 2 Hope River School: 8. North Rustico.

(B) (Midis VII (,0 X-SO MVM. Page Parsonage; in 1936 md 1937- 1. New Glllsgow School; 2. May-d field School: 3. Anglo-Ruouoo: 4.- North Riuclco and Hope River.

SEC. B ORIGINAL POSTER

(A) Grades I w VI —Stop. Look. Liston —-l. Halon Dickinson; 2. Creelman Dicldeson, New Glﬂsgow; 3. Gordon Simpson; 4. Byron Hill.

(B) Grades VII to x —Adult Education —1. Char-lei Dlcllieson. 2. Vemnon Hill.

SIC. 8 PLASTIOINE MODELLING

(A) “Grade IV and under- Nqi. and 3 eggs -—1. Xssble Mc- Coubny; I. Ralph Dickieson: 3. Arnold Dickleson; 4. Huel Bul- mui.

(B) Grades V and VI and VIII -A Book —1. Ruth Bulmnn: 2. Weldon McCouiMcy New Glasgow. 3- EPW004141 Stewart, 4. Sylvia Simpson.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

X- British Isles —1. iidllldrod Bul- man; 2. Nelson Slmpsom.

CLASS 12 CONTESTS Sec. 1 Public Speaking "A Great. Canadian" —1. Cliules Dickieson, New Glasgow: 2. Elbert Orr. Soc. 4 Oral Reading (Senior) —-

1. Ruth Bulmon: 2. Elaine Parkl man; 3. Shelton Warren; 4. Ma:- gnre/r. Moore.

Oral Reading (Junior George Andrew, Mayfield; 2. Betty Fleming; 2. Amy Toomhs; 4. Allison Stevenson.

CLASS l3 SPORTS

Sec. 1 —100 yard dash boys 13 and l4 —1. Tom Doyle: 2. Shelton WWW“; 3. Gavin Doyle; 4. Nel- son Simpson.

Sec 2 —75 yard dash boy; 9 and l0 —1. Elbert Orr; 2 Walter Daron. Miiyfiold; 3. Lorne Mac-

Lure. North Rusilw; 4. Heath

Sec. 5 ~50 yard dash, girls 8 years nld- 1. Hazel Bulman; 2. Orlane Nunn; 3. Vaiinda Porgugon, H0110 River; 4. Gladys Park-

mon,

sec 4 ~50 yard dash. girls '7 and B years —1. Muriel Dolron, Mayrield; 2. Marie Simpson; 3.

Mons iumer; 4. Maxim my]

Sec. 5-75 yard (lash, buy; 11 12-1. Waller MacLure; 2. Ver- non Hill: 8. Exton Bulmsn; 4. Gordon Simpson.

Sec. 6 50 yard dash. girls, 9 and 110 —1. Rosa ‘Filmer. Hclpo River, I. Ruth Bitlman; I. Sylvia Simp- son: 4. Dorothy Ga11nn$'Hope River.

so. '1 50 yard (no. race. boys ‘in

and under —1. Elbert Orr; 2. Billy MacLui-e; 3. beith Dlckieson; 4. Heath l-loustmi.

Sec. a 50 yard sack race, boys 11 and over —1. Vernon Hill: 2. Grant Toombs: 3. Tom Doyle; 4. Exion Bulmiin.

50¢. 9 50 yard dash, girls 11 and 12-1. Margaret Moore: 2. Marlon Gallant; 3. Elaine Parkman: 4. Ella Gauthier, Mayliold,

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teachers- Elva Hill, Mziylield; 2, Mildred Brown, New Glasgow; 3, JPsSle Stewart, Anglo-Rustico; 4. Vivian Howatt, Hope River,

Sec. 12 -—l00 yard dash, boys 16 and over -1 Erwin Andrew. Mayfleld: 2. Vemon Hill; 3. Tom Doyle.

Sec. 13 50 yard three-legged race girls. —1. Ellmae Peters and Evelyn Pmesu: 2 Ella Gﬂilthicl‘ and Eileen Doiron: 3. Marlon Gal- lant and Irene Priors; 4. Elsie Dolron and Margaret Doiron,

Sec. .14 50 yard three-legged race. boys. —1. Ellwood sgevmrt and Aubin Gallant, 2, Tom 1303.19, and Colin WiiITPH: 3 Shelton Wmren and Gavin Doyle; 4. ver- non Hill and Grant Toombs.

Soc. 16 75 yard dash girls 15 ﬁnd over --1 Ethel Hill; 2. Joan Turner. Hone River.

Soc. 16 ~50 rarci (lush, boys 6 YPRTS- “Inn McLeod; 2, B1013 Dlckleson. New Glasgow,

5w 1'1 50 .\‘-'l»\'d dnsh boys 1 and

8 7/0111‘: —1. neimi Houston; 2, nYron Hllll 3. ﬂlllio Andrew; 4_ Leith Dickicson and Arnold Dickieaon.

Sec. 12-5.) yard jockey race, boys-l. Colin Wnirren and Tom Doyle: 2. Exton Biilmsn and El- bert On: 3. Grant, Toombs 5nd Vernon Hill; 4. Gordon Simpson and Ellwood Stewart.

5w. 19 1-15 yard dim. lllrls 13 and l4 —1. Jmin ‘Turner; 2. 137N101 Hill; 3. Elsie Dolron; 4. Evelyn PPineau. Mayficld.

Sec. 20 -o0 yard wheclbm-gow T800. boys -—1. Murray 0n- 5nd Erwin Andrew: 2. Elbert. Orr nnd Elm" 8111mm: a. Gordon simp- 8011 and Aubin Gallant; 4. Heath Houston and Blols TOOIIIbA,

5w- 21- Quarter mile relay, team or 4 pupils lrom eavi. school —1. Mnyflcid: 2. Hope River; 3. Ndrth Rusiico; 4. New q1|i5gow_

Sec 22- Free for all girls-—1. Marian Gallant: 2. Evelyn Piuonii. 3. Eileen Doirnn; 4. Ella Pvu-rii.

Sec. 23 —1"re¢ for all Boys -1. Erwin AndNWI 3. Murray Orr; S. Gordon Simpson; 4. Willi: Andrew.

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SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE

THE

John S. Gregory, 97, lifetime resident o! Prince Edward Island, IMISBG away Saturday evening, Seniomber 25 1937, at. the homo o! his niece, MIs. EtLg Qroggry Wain, 196 Front Street, South Portland, Maine, where he had been residing a month. He had been ill only two weeks.

lvlr. Gregory was born July 12

1840 at. Cliepstoiv. P. E. Island. Canada. son of Absalm and Chrisbinc Mcvane Gregory. He

had been engaged in farming all his life and made a hobby of studying thcjvczitlier. He was an

in your chores. deserves a reward.

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Zi€___ _,__ ___ ____ JOHN suvrzsran 0111100117“

industrlﬁi,‘ honest ch71’ upright man and had many friends

He was a member of the Kings. borough Baptil Church sit. P. E 1. His niece is his nearest surviv- ing relalive. The funeral was con- ducted by Rev. H. G. Clark South Portland. Maine. Intennen, was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. South Portland. ‘

NEATH. Wales —-(OP)- Har-

old Thomas, Neath forward who has played for Wales six times 1D the last. two years, has signed pro- fessional form: ror Salford. Eng- lish rugby league champion_-__‘

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