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Winsloe School Fair

held at Winsloe on Se

Point. The prizes are as follows:- (‘LASS Z-JIOOTS

Section 5—Carruts

Verna Phillips, Harrington. Section G-Parsnips

Roberts, Winsloe North; 4, Reggie Coles, North Milton.

(‘LASS ll-VEGETABLES

Section 4—-Cucumbers 1, Helen McGregor, Winsloe South; L’, Noel Hooper. North Milton: 3, Dor- othy Hooper, North Milton: 4, Jean Stewart, Brackley Point. Section z-Tomatoes 1. Vaunda Saunders, Winsloe ‘North: 2. Joyce Hooper, North Mil- ton.‘ 3. Eleanor B. Moreslde, Winsloe North: 4, Florence Matheson, North Milton. Section 5—Beets i 1. Doris E. Rodd, North Milton: 2, Harry Rodd, Harrington: 3, Heath fSeamon. Brackley Point; 4, Leith ‘Carter, ‘Winsloe North.

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Section S-Cahhage

1, Edwin Hamley, Winsloe South: 2,

Noel Hooper, North ‘Milton: 3, iHeath

iseamon. Brackley Point: 4. Gordon ,‘Rodd. North Milton.

Section 7—Best Pumpkin

l 1, Elaine J. Msccallum, Braekley

Point: 2, Eleanor B. Moreslde. Whis-

loe North: 3, Joyce Auld, Winsloe

South: 4. James MacCallun-i, Brack-

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CLASS k-FLOWEBS

Sectinn 1—Sweet Peas

I. Harry Rodd. Harrington: 2,

Vaunda Saunders. Winsloe North: 3,

Helen McGregor. Winsloe South: 4, Reggie Coles, North M lton.

Section 2-—lillxcd Flowers

1. Joyce Auld, Winsloe South: 2.

,Jo_vce Younker, Winsloe North: 3,

l Doris Rodd, North Milton: 4, Vaunda fSsunders, Winsloe North.

Section 3—Geranlum

l. Vaunda Saunders.

. Rena Coles, North Milton. CLASS 5-FRUIT Section l-Wealihy Apples

. 1, Eleanor Moreslde, Winsloe North; -2. Verna Phillips, Harrington: 3. Mar-

Dorls Rodd, North Milton. ﬁ '

I l, Fcrne Coles, North Milton; 2 ~. I Margaret Hughes, Brackley Point: 3.

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Section ‘irked Astrachan 1. Ferne Coles, North Milton; 2, ,Gurgina Ford, Brsckiey Point; 3. ,Clayton Cudmore. Winsloe North: 4, ,' Emerson Ford, Winsloe South. l Section 3—1'lums 1. Florence Matheson. North Mil- ton: 2, Rena Coles, North Milton: 3, (‘Helen Roberts, Winsloe North: 4. ,Esther Matheson, North Milton.

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(‘LASS il-CANNING

Sectlon l-Jlaspberrles l. Feme Coles, North Milton: 2 Rena Coles, North Milton. Section 2—Pes.s 1, Doris Rodd, North Milton.

CLASS '1—CO0KING

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.Renn Coles, North Milton: 4, Anna

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A very successful School Fair was, pt. 15th, in‘ which five schools took part, namely,l North Wilton, North Winsloe. South Winsloe, Harrington and Brackley

1. Rena Younker, Winsloe North: 2, Earle Diamond, Winsloe South: 3, Roland Roberts. W.nsloe North: 4,

1, Edwin Hamley, Winsloe South: 2, Doris Rodd, North Milton; 3, Helen

Winsloe North: 2, Joyce Hooper, North Mil- ton; 3, Joyce Aulcl. Winsloe South; 4,

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UPPER ilANAllA B l. U A l M A Y

Ferne Coles, North Milton; 3, Rena Coles, North Milton: 4, Joyce Hooper. North Milton. Section 3—Scotch Cookies 1, Margaret Hughes, Brackley Point: 2, Florence E. Matheson, North Milton; 3. Helen Roberts, Winsloe North: 4, Ruth Cudmore. Winsloe North. SectionJ-Glnger Snaps 1, Joyce Hooper. North Milton: 2, Rena Coles, North Mlton: 3, Flor- ence Matheson. North Milton; 4, Fer- ne Coles, North Milton. Section 5-School Lunch 1. Florence Matheson, North Mil- ton: 2, Ruth Cudmore. Winsloe North: 3, Rena Coles, North Milton: 4, Ferne Coles, North Milton. Section G-Fudge

1, Joyce Hooper. North Milton: 2. Helen Younker. Winsloe North; 3, Margaret Hughes, Brackley Point; 4, Florence Matheson, North lvlilton.

DIVISION A B — SEWING, KNITTING, ETC.

CLASS

Section 2—Tea Towel 1, Esther Matheson, North Milton: 2, Rena Coles, North Milton: 3. Doro- thy Hooper, North Milton; 4, Eleanor Moresde, Winsloe North. Section 1—llandkerchlef 1, Rena Coles, North Milton: 2, Anna. Rodd, North Milton: a, Helen, Roberts. Winsloe North.

DIVISION B I

Section z-Pillow-Siip 1, Joyce Hooper. North Milton; 2,, Ferne Coles, North Milton; 3, Doris‘ Rodd. North Milton. Section 4-Star! 1, Ferns Coles, North Milton. Section 5-»Mended Sock 1, Florence Mathesoil, North Mil-i ton: 2, Jean Stewart, Brackiey Po nt:

Joyce Hooper. North Milton. Section 8-Bui'iet Set 1, Florence Matheson, North Mll-

Doris Rodd, North Milton; 4. [Helen Younker, Winsloe North.

CLASS ii-MANUAL TRAINING

Section 1—Mllklng Stool l, Noel Hooper. North Milton. Section 2-—Nall Box . 1, Noel Hooper. North Milton. Section 6-—Coat hanger (boy) 1, Noel Hooper. North Milton. Section ii-Coat hanger (girl) 1, Ruth Cudmore, Winsloe Northzl. Helen Roberts. Winsloe North; 3 Ferne Coles, North Milton. Section ‘l-hllscellaneous (girl) l, Doris Rodd, North Milton: 2. Florence Matheson. North Milton: 3. Ruth Cudmore. Winsloe North; 4. Esther Matheson. North Milton.

I Section F-Misceiianeous (boy) 1, Noel Hooper, North Milton.

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CLASS l0—LICE STOCK AND POULTRY

Section l-Heifer Calf 1. Noel Hooper. North lVLilton: 2. Garth Hooper, North Milton: 3. lvan Turner, Winsloe South: 4, Reginald

‘Heath Seamon, Brackley Point: 4.

3, Julia Stewart, Brackley Point; 4, I C°1e5' Norm Lmum‘

m“; 2, Fem! Coles, Norm Milton, 3, Elsie Coles, North Milton; 3, Ervlne

Stewart. Brackley Point.

Our Christmas Number.

Drawing and Story Competitions

(Moncton Times)

That the Montreal Amateur Ath- lciic Association, holders of the Al- lan cup emblematic of the amateur lkrckey supremacy of the world may appear here in connection with -tllo formal opening of the new rink early iucxt month, is a possibility accord- lllllsi befulg to information gleaned from a mm Deéember Irv-liable source last night.

To give young people a chance oil entering. we are making an enrlyl a ncement of the Guardianl Christmas Number competitions, Prizes will be given in two sections. as followsz- ' f i1) BOYS AND GIRLS BETWEEN , l3 and 20 YEARS:— ' For best storiesz-lst prize. 33.00:, _____ 2nd prize, $2.00: 3rd prize, $1.00. , , , 2 1501- out 5:351:31; "I5‘5zepl'?18b oeaaozl Possibility of M.A.A.A nprze..:rpr.... - (21 Boys AND amLs Squad Appearing 011 THAN 13 YEARSI- -‘ ' ' For best storlesz-lst prize. $2.00; Offlclal Oilelllllg Of 2nd prize, $1.25; 3rd prize, 75c. New Brungwigk F91“- For best drawlngsz-lst prize, $2.00; 2nd prize, $1.25; 14rd prize, 75".. um. Stories should not exceed 1000 words. The subjects should be of a Christ- massy nature. - The drawings should | be in firm outlne in Indian ink with- out shading lines, and should not be‘ larger than a half-sheet of note- paper. They must, of course, be orig- inai work, not mere copies. Entries. addressed to Christmas Number care Gharlottetovn Guard- ian and marked ‘Christmas story" or “Christmas Drawing.’ received not lat-Br

, l, " will be an- ﬁﬁunc-Ehfx‘ "tafcwérfgilis Numben F Other powerful hockey clubs oi Up- 1142“: , , ,per Canada and the west who have

‘rte

ted their willingness to co-operate

in every way with Moncton in the

lofﬁciai opening of the new ice pal- zqacc are the Sault Greyhounds, the Il-ivilnnipeg Falcons, and the Montreal ‘C. N. R. The first two mentioned teams were formidable , contenders for the Allan Cup last spring and would prove popular in the opening attraction here.

Scc. 3 (in-(Grapesl Art Work (grades 3 and 4)

1, Harry Ford, Brackley Point;

Vsuncia Saunders. Winsloe North;

Charlie Wise. Harrington. _ Sec. 3 (ci-(Landscapel Ari» W0“ (grades 5 and 6i - 1, Ruth Cudmore, Winsloe North: 2, Helen Roberts, Winsloe North; 3.

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Freda Horne, Winsloe South: 4. Rent! Younker, Winsloe North. Sec. 3 (dl-(Posterl Art. Work (grades 7, S, 9 and 10)

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‘ z. Rena Coles, North Milton: a. Doris

Ford. Harrington: 4. Eleanor More- side, Winsloe North.

Moncton Attracting Attention Hockey moguls in both classes of

Point: 4, Doris Rodd. North Milton.

s“, 4 m_renmansh‘p ("was 5, ilockey, amateur and professional in

“d a) [Upper Canada and the West. are 1, Rena Youukm Winsloe North: 2, particularly pleased and interested tn Mice M_ Younker, Winsloe North; 3_,il\ioncton's new forum. Word from

Point; 3, Lillian Robinson, Brackvley lPoil-lt: 4, Rena Younker, Winsloe

, North. l

Section 5—Portfollo 1, Winsloe North School.

Sec. il-Ilind fold‘ race

Dlmmllle Chrvﬂicls- and M" ores-i runw- lX.~-l. Addie Taylor; 2, 2. hlanifwrle hlclrfvr. '- ldent 0f the Canadian Amateur Dial-ﬁe Cirnut. Perfect lllttilflall lfxrl

HOCKEY ASSOCIHtIOH, W. A. llP-vitt, Grmle. V111.» 1, Olive Rodd; 2. Vivian Dilffett. Sllriu‘: i‘. ll: 2

registrar of the C. A. H. A. and ~

Sheriff Paxton, also of the C. A H,‘

Cmllmlltsv- W- A. Frye. Erlitnl‘ nf tllc .7155 ‘ITFFIITSEI 1th}? 6n5t;.j"" A

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,,\'Pl'll-'l Rodd; 3. Rlyrtle Tai-lor. Cloud. hlarjorie A .

i l I l I ! . E . t ‘vie Vl- l. - Ernestine Marl-l _» H. ,. . A. ‘ill .t}\l t lwhc W‘... i--- -»~.. , l" .- Ruth Cudmore, Winsloe North; 4_'se\elal points as far nest as Van- 011,28 gig? ° °n° ‘m "1 "it ,Fl:‘,'l fflflv, s, , (Patna. pl H, 4, , Dom sen", Win51” south, pcouver indicate these interested in N0 b , 1 1 ,_ ,,i___L""'1°,n-"'1' “m” Hmne? 2- 73d‘ , " i -' i s“, 4 (d)__renmlmhlp (Fades 7 sport in genera) and hockey m pa“ TE- e a o\e s a gent o 1m. non Aizlrl: 3, Al.ce Good. Stylists are lookllla or I and B, Pitular, are much pleased that the 1'01‘ U18 manager of the local Forum Gratis- II. .1. Helen MacGregor; 2. serge as a ma!“ .11 v1 5- ;_,, L w’: c016, Wmsme North, 2, Erﬂﬁﬂes m the Maritimes are building How about theoAllen Cup holriors ncr- , Fjrlwin Hambiji: 3. Verna Tilrner. lFZlJiIIIIPS h»- sp .:.< l L, l . no Coles, North Milton: a. vernaiml‘ ‘mks and equipping them with “m”! "m" “"“"“ I ‘A’ ' - 5’-"'““¥ RM‘? z-llllilmi" '*“‘1’ ‘ . I .4 “ Robinson. Buckley Point; 4, Joycelfl/lllliiﬂl ice plants. ,———————~———~ Wm‘ ““"'*'“~~°“1 3~ Li?“ Dialmmd-l » m. 1' I Younker. Winsloe North. It is not unlikely’ that P. .1. Mul- “nsmE 50"" Sﬂlilm- Grade I iBi l. Florence Hambiy: Beaded Wires are him-w an» I Z i - sen 4 m__yenmmship (“Mk9 9 queen, chairman o; the Olympic The felilﬂfﬁ OI Winsloe Sow-int’ Aves Pro“, : 3. Bert Carupbell. ieiaboratlon. , l, l" and 1o) - --—--'-——- i’ “W”"*""T“"*“""' - "'" m" - l ' ,‘ it} 1. Florence Matheson, North Mil- 5=<‘-5~1’°i="> R-m (sh-m E ‘i’ i‘ ton: 2, Jessie M. Stewart, Harrlng- l. Elaine MacCaiium. Brackley E "j .. ton: S, Margaret Hughes, Brackley,P0int: 2, Jean Stewart, Brackley '

Nunn. Winsloe North. Section 2—Pullet and Cockerel 1, Lloyd Carter. Winsloe North: 2.

Joyce Hooper, North Milton: 4, F‘lor-' ence Matheson and Doris RodrlJ North Milton.

and Le th Carter. Winsloe North: 3. Reggie Coles and Gordon Rodd.

Roberts. North Winsloe. Sec. 1—Composltion ("Mk5 9 ""1 m)

Roland Roberts. Winsloe North: 3. Earle Diamond. Winsloe South: 4, Lelth Carter. WIHSIOG N01431-

CLASS ll-COLLECTIONS

Section L-Noxious Weeds 1, Brackley Point School; 2, Winsloe

South School.

Section 2-'I‘rec Leaves 1, Winsloe North School; 2, Brack-

ley Point School: 3, Winsloe South

School; 4, North Milton School.

Jessie Stewart, Harrington.

Section 3-—Insects

1, Doris Rodd and Florence Mathe- son. North Milton; 2. Eleanor More- side, Winsloe North: 3. Brackley Point School: 4, Winsloe North School.

Helen Philips. Harrington: 3. Els Coles, North Milton: 4. Eleanor More- side, Winsloe North.

FIR

North Milton: 4. Leonard Gillespie and Ivan Andrews. North Milton. Section ill-Jockey Race

l. Niel Hooper and Vernon Gilles- pie, North atilton: 2. Lowell Younker and Leith Carter, Winsloe North: 8. Heith Seamon and Freddie Hughes. Brackiey Point: 4. Reggie Coles and Garth Hooper. North Milton. Section ll-Thread and Needle Race

l, Elaine llfacCallum and Freddie

‘Hughes: 2. Lillian Robinson and z,,James ltlncCallum. Brackley Point. 1e Section iii-Trustees Race

1. Sid Taylor, Winsloe South: 2, Alexander Seamon, Bracklcy Foint: 3. Harold Cudmore. Harrington, Section 17—Free-for~:ili, 100 _vds., boys ,

CLASS 13—-CONTES'I‘S

Seetion 2——Publie Speaking 1. Leith Carter, Winsloe North; z,’

Section 4—-Physieal Drill 1, Winsloe South; 2, Harrington.

SPORTS Sec. 1 (a)--50 yd. dash. girls

l, Joyce Newson. Harrington:

Sec. 1 (bl-girls 9 tn l2 1. Anna Rodd. North Milton: 2. Er- Coles, North Milton;

' 3, Olive ' 1, Bert Hooper and Frank Mac- , OO-@O-OOQQOQ w Mus“: lmhﬂnncu car,‘ g Rodd. Winsloe South: 4, Rena Youn- Kelllle itqimll: 2. Fred Hooper. rccted, CLASS lkscnoo!’ WORK ker, Winsloe North. North Milton: 3. Fred Turner, Win- ‘un S.1 --7 d. .,l_ lSi.h.

All? one nl these defects 6555533 "Tr!" Sec. l-Exercise hoks (grades 1 and 2) 01c m“? 5 “dam g rlitzwr g2 s 0e o“ Tum , R

m“? lle- 1""! Ilcﬂfly ﬁll"!!! I" w‘ TAYLOR 0 ' 1 Alton Younkcr. Winsloe North. ' mam‘? a 1850"‘ No‘ M‘ ' _ ‘ "s a" L511“; “use o; J. S. TAYLOI o gm‘ 1 Exercise books ("M53 "d 4, ton: 2. Joyce Hooper. North Milton: 3,1,“, Flvlcuce MacRae 1 and Ruby Optometrists ;‘ ' ' " _ 3, Elaine MacCallum. Brackley Point: c (equn l; 2. Caro yn Fraser. l1! llcllmoa lime I ‘- Rm“ °°‘°" N°""‘ “m” 2' 4, Lillian Robfnson, Brackley Point. Wllsloe North. Se‘; Dorothy Hooner. North Milton, a. Sm, “n45 m dam ho" Sm,“ IFRQIM, m“ 9T9 -__.. Wilfred Hamlev Winsloe South, 4, . -——-—-———- —"—"*'“’ Ekanor Mom, wmsm North l. Garth Hooper. North Milton: 2, l. Bravklcv Point Schol: 2. North -- ' ' * Anon younker, Win51“ North; 3, Milton School; 3, llarrnlgton School; HGHCIHCIIGS An Sec. l-Exercise hook (irrari-‘g-‘zgfl? Lloyd Diamond. Winsloe South; 4.'l4~ Winsloe sourh School.

l“ . l E . t. n ‘ 1,19"? s,°"“'-v,,‘,’,”,‘s’:e°e 3' Irvin Stewart. Brackley Point. section 6——\Vhe¢llbarrow raoo icheslilbtill" ‘:31 ‘gait; Aililllii Xﬂlflllla l0 , 53:91; Mgfhlllgon North Mnton’, 4,‘ Sec. 2 (iii-IN yd. dash for boys from l. Earle Diamond and Ivan Turner. investigate the condition or of Your Eyes will Safeguard A a' Rodd Norgh Mum, 9 to 12 years Winsloe South: 2. Freddie Hughes your r-ycs, and if necessary, Your Vision and Comfort Sn“ 1 C ' “hm , rad"; 7 and s, 1. Gordon Rodd, North Milton; 2, and James MlicCnllilm, Bracklcy hirnish you with nrollerly A ec. — 1:11": H I‘ t-OW 2 Lois Hem, summon, Bg-acidgy point; 3,|Point: 3. Vcrnon Gillespie and Noel nut-a corrective glasses. s" 11"“ "i? e" a" "l ' ' _ Harry Hughes. Brackley Point; 4, Hooper. North Milton: 4, Harold

J w J Coles, North Milton: 3. Mariorl- I O

1. Vesta_Nilnn, Winsloe North: 2,

Ivan Turner. Winsloe South. Sm Z (c)—100 yd. dash for boys over

Hughes and Archie Murray. Brack- lcy Font.

12 years Frec-for-all, Girls

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For sale hy illstribuiilrs in leading business centres and direct from factory.

Helen Younker. Winsloe North.

l, Freddie Hughes, Brackley Point; 7. Noel Hooper, North M lton: 3. Loav-

l, Florence Matheson. North Mil-

Verna Phillips, Harrington: 3. JOYCE Younker, Winsloe North:

MacCalium. Brackley Point. Sec. z (hi-Man Drawlnr (nudes I

Sec. 2 (oi-Map Drawing (grades 5 and ill 1, Mamie E. Stewart. Harrington: 2,

4, James

and 10)

either hulk or bagged Urns.

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North: 2. Jessie Stewart. Harrington:

izaret Hughes, Brackley Point. , Sec. 3 (al-(Pesr) Art Work (grades

Point: 2. Elsie Coles, North Milton; S. Olidene Philips, Harrington; 4, David Seamon. Bracvkley Point.

1. Helen B. Younger. Winsloe

. Hazel Stewart, Harrington: 4, Mar-

l Ind 2i

1. George Robinson. Hrackley

ell Younker, Winsloe North; 4, V"- non Gillespie, North Milton.

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ton: 2. Eva Coles, Winsloe North: S. Elsie Hooper. North Milton: 4, Joyce Hooper. North Milton.

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