Mayfield School ' Fair

A very successful School fair was 1d a; Mayfield Hall on Septnm- 22nd. The large crowd, which m ded was pleased with the qual- Ifﬂaxm, Quantity of exhibits. The a:mo,.,_,y President, Mr. Cedric 5151115011, occupied the chair. 51338311.»; were made by the Presi-

xenzig and Laird, and Miss Mar- w,‘ and also by the Rev. W. A. "term" and Mrs. A. Wyand.

Fouowmg are the prizes award-

ad:- CLASS I-GRAINS

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i-Sheaf oi 100 heads of whgtc 0ats--, Mildred Buiman. Anglmgugtjco; 2, Sylvia Simpson, gdpc River; 3, Gagiin Doyle, North Rugtjco; 4, Exton Bulman, Anglo- Rustico.

sect-slicer of 10o heads of i oi-l, Mildred Bulman; 2, Torn FLT-it, North Rustico; s, Exttlhui- nlllll.

sec. 3—Shcaf of 100 heads of Barley-l. Exton Bulman; 3, Mll- 51ml Bulnian; 3, Leith Dickicson, s’ Marie Simpson, Hope River. Sec. 4~Six enrs oi‘ Sweet C0rn— i, lini-cld Howatt. New Glasgow; 2, suriing Hoivati. New Glasgow; 3, Aitill Nilnll, Ancio-Rusrico: 4. gcorct» W. Brouti New Glasgow. See. fr-Pint of Beans (Yellow- lvgi -. 1, liazcl Bulman, Anglo- i...l*lll'O.

CLASS II-ROOTS

sec -1 peek Green Mountain Potatoes -1, Ellie-r‘. Orr, Mayfield; 2, Alvin Nuiiii: 3. Murray Orr, May- field; 4, Oliver Parkman, New Glas- gow.

Se: 2-1 peck Irish Cobbler Potatoes-—l. Ethel Hill, Mayfield; 2, \\':llic Nicholson, Mayfield; 3, Leilhcz" Dickieson; 4 Esther Hill. tifri'_\'iii‘.d.

Soc, 3 (a) -Collectlon of 3 Tur- nips iTable)--1 Alvin 'Nunn; 2. Artlziir Simpson. Hope River; 3, John Toombs. Mayfield; 4, Claude Graham Hope River,

Sec. 3 (lib-Collection of 3 Tur- nips lF(‘(‘d)—.1, Lcith Dickieson; 2, Artiiiir Simpson; 3, Leith Orr; 4. Ethel Hill.

Sec, 4—Coliec‘.ion ct‘ 3 Mangels -1 Grant Toombs. Anglo-Rustico; 2. Lcirh Dickieson; 3, Gavan Doyle; 4. .\i'.i:ic Simpson.

50c. 5 »-Collection of 6 Carrots-

in prr word;

wdril. Oliier rate: on applicatl .

QQTOBER 24, 1936

m; by the Judges. Messfs- M52"

1 omit Toombs; a, Albert Orr; a, Amy Toombs. Anglo-R “ , 4, Ralph) Dickieson New Glasgow.

Sec. 6—CoIlectloh oi’ 6 Parsnlps -1, George W. Brown.

‘ i CLASS III-VEGETABLES

Sec. 1—Six Green Tomatoes—- I, Elbert Orr; 2. Arthur Simpson; 3, Miriam Wooiner, North Rustico; 4, Stanley Orr, Mayfield.

B_ec. 3—Threa Green Cucumbers —1, George Andrew, Maytield; 2 Harold Howatt; 3 Billie Andrew, Mayfield; 4, Margaret Moore, Hope River. V

Sec. 3—Six Beets-—1, Alvin Nunn; 2, Grant Toombs; 3, Blots Toombs. Mayfield; 4, John Toombs.

Sec. 4-—Cabbage (2 heads) — l, Ethel Hill; 2 Lelth Dickieson; 3, Alvin Nunn; 3, .,Exton Buiman.

Sec. 5-—Pumpkln—'l, Sylvia Simp- son; 2, Harold Howatt; 3, Marie Simpson; 4, Stirling Howatt.

Sec. 6—~Squash—‘i, Byron Hill, New Glasgow.

CLASS III-FLOWERS

Sec. 1--Bouquet of Sweet Peas- 1, Alvin Nunn; 2, Stirling Howatt; 3, Gordon Simpson, Hope River; 4, Marie Simpson.

Sec. 2—-Bouquet of Mixed Flow- ers-l, Alvin Nunn; 2, Margaret Doyle; 3, Miriam Woolner; 4, John Toombs.

-Sec. 3—Bouquet of Gladiolus-I, Harold Howatt.

Sec. 4-Potted Geranium -- 1, Marie Simpson; 2, Mildred Bul- man; 3, Sylvia Simpson; 3, Alvin Nunn.

CLASS V—FRUIT

Sec. 1—Platc of six Apples (Red Astracham-l, Ralph Dickieson; 2, Amy Toombs; 3, Byron Hill; 4, Grant Toombs.

Sec. 2—Plate of 6 apples (Wealthw-Evelyn Houston, May- field; 2, Allan Smith, Mayfield; 3, Mildred Biilman; 4, Leith Dickie- son.

Sec. 3—Piate oi i0 aPDlcs (Crabs)

1, Allison McCoubrey. New Glas- gow; 2, Weldon McCoubrey,-Nc\' Glasgow; 3, Allan Smith; 4, John Toombs.

Sec. 4—-Platc of l0 plums (Purple) -1, Harold Howatt; 2, Ellwood Stewart, Hope River; 3, Hazel Bul- man; 4, Claude Graham.

CLASS VI-COGKING

Sec. 2—Plate of Tea Biscuits — I, Evelyn Houston; 2, Jennie Smith.

Advertising llates—l’ayable in Advance

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learn Barber Trade. Short Course .

145111914; 3, Maureen Dolye, North Rustico; 4, Mildred. Buiman.

Sec. 3—Plate of 9 Ginger Snaps —1, Vera Warren, North Rustico; 2, Evelyn Houston; 3, Hazel His- cott, Mayfield.

Sec. dr-Plain White Tea Cake- i, Vera Warren; 2, Maureen Doyle; 3, Miriam Woolner; 4, Margaret Doyle.

Sec. 5—Plate oi’ Brown Sugar Fudge - 1, Mildred Bulman; 2, Evelyn Houston; 3, Sylvia Simp- son; 4, Colin Warren, North Rus- tico.

Sec. B-Pint of Jar of Canned Beets-—l. Mildred Bulman; 2, Sylvia Simpson; 3, Mariam Woolner.

Sec. 6—School_ Lunch—1, Evelyn Houston; 2, Jennie Smith; 3, Isabel McCoubrey. New Glasgow; 4, Irma Toombs, North Rustlco.

CLASS VII-SEWING, KNITTING CROCHETING

Division A-Glrls under 12 years of age.

Sec. l—Speciuien plain sewing- Doll’s Pyjamas—'i, Gertrude Flem- ing, North Rustico; 2, Sylvia Simp- son; 3, Sadie Hiacott, North Rus- tico.

Sec. 2—Specimen of Damed Mit- ten-l, Gertrude McGulgan, Hope River; 2, Ruth Buiman. Anglo- Rustico; 3, Sadie Hiscott.

THE cnhxaurrrnuwm UUAKUIAN

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

' Morning Stock Letter

NEW YORK, Oct. 23—According to European reports Russia is less willing to help the Loyalists_ This news may help to lessen the ten- sion oi‘ the European situation. Copper stocks are strong in Lon- don this morning. Gcneral Mot- ors third quarter statement will be published on ‘Monday. Dividend meetings scheduled for today are Mont. Ward and Lchn and Fink. In view of the slight improvement in the news from Europe and the fact that yesterday was the fourth successive day of decline for the industriuls, we think there is a very good chalice that the general mar- ket will improve some time during the day. Among the low priced stocks which tried to do better yesterday was White Motors. The coppers also stood cot as did the paper stocks_

Exchange

TORONTO, Oct. 23—Siaden Mal-

Richard McCoubrey; 2. Leith Dickie- son; 3, Arnold Dickieson, New Glas- gow; 4, Hazel Buiman.

Sec. 3—(b)——Grade 2—Illustrate Humpty Dumpty—l, Stirling How- att; 2, Eugene ltlurphy, New Glas- gow; 3, Oliver Parkman. New Glas-

Scc-H-Siawimen of Embroidery Q gow; 4, Heath Houston.

(Cross Stich Sampler)1,

Moore. - Sec. 4-—Knitted Scarf (Garter

Stitch)—-1, Gertrude Fleming.

Division B-Girls twelve years of age and over. ‘

Sec, l-Specimen o! Plain Sew- ing—Girl‘s Blouse-l, Mildred Bui- man; 2, Hazel Hiscoit; 3, Miriam Woolner.

Sea. 2--Specimen oi’ Crocheting (Cushion 'I‘op)-—1, Vera Warren.

Sec. b-Specimen of Darned Sock —1, Mildred Bulman; 2, Vera War- rengj, Miriam Woolner.

Sec. 5-—Spe:imen of Hemstitch- ing (double) Tray Cloth-l. Mil- dred Bulman; 2, Hazel‘ Hlscott; 3, Vera Warren.

CLASS VIII—MANUAL TRAINING WOOD WORK

Division A-Pupils under years of age.

Sec. 2—Nail Box-‘li, Shelton War. ren, North Rustico.

Division B-Pupils 12 years of age and over.

Sec. I—Model Fox Pen-i, win Andrew. Mayfield.

Sec. 3-—Modei Gate-l. Colin War- ren, North Rustico; 2, Gregory

twelve

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Elerriing, North Rustico; 3, Irwin

Andrew.

Sec. 4—Miscellaneous—1. Vernon Hill, New Glasgow; 2, Claude Gra- ham; 3, Gregory Eleming.

CLASS IX-LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY

Sec. 1 (in-Heifer Calf ‘(Dairy BreedJ-I, Arthur Dickieson; 2. Leith Dirkeson; 3, Harold Howatt; 4, Stirling Howatt.

Sec. 2-Pullet and Cockerel —- (Barred Rooiri-i, Alvin Nimn; 2, Marie Simpson; 3, Heath Houston; 4, Billie Andrew.

Sec. ii-Pullet and Cockerel — (White Leghoml-l, Arthur Simp- son; 2, Helen Simpson.

CLASS X-COLLEC"NS

Sec. 1—'I‘en Injurious Weeds—- 1, New Glasgow School; 2, Anglo-Rus- tico School; 3, Mayfield School.

Sec. 2-Fifiten Decidious Tree Leaves-—1, New Glasgow School; 2, Anglo-Rustioo School; 3, May- field School; 4. Hope River School.

Sec. 4—-'I‘wenty Insects—1, New Glasgow School. - '

CLASS XI-SCHOOL WORK

Sec. 1—Writing—(a) Grade I —- 1, Hazel Bulman; 2, Mona Turner.

L0 s T _ BETWEEN . BAPTIST‘

Hope River; 3, Anna Graham, Hope River.

Q1. 1 (m-Gruda I-l, lhrion Doyle, North Rustico; 2, Vernon Hiscott; 3, Stirling Howatt; 3, Heath Houston. .

Sec. 1 ,c)—Grades 3 and 4- I, Allan Smith; 2, Gavan Doyle; 3. Gertrude Fleming; 4 Ralph Dickie-

son. Sec. 1 (dl-Grades 5 and 6 —1, Gertrude MacGuigan; 2, Tom

Doyle; 3, Ellwood Stewart; 4. Elaine Parkman. New Glasgow.

Sec. I (cl-Grades '1 and B - 1, Sadie Hiscott; 2, Irma Toombs; 3, Gregory Fleming; 4, Ethel Till.

Sec. 1 til-Grades 9 and 1o --1, Hazel Hiscott; 2, Jennie Smith; 3. Miriam Woolner; 4, Vera. Warren.

Sec. 2—Mhp Drawing-Sec. 2 (a) Grades 5 and B-Nova Scotia- l. Tom Doyle; 2, Gavan Doyle; 3, Grant Toombs; 3, Fulton Rollings, North Rustico.

Sec’. 2 (M-Grades ‘I and 8 -- Africa-I, Sadie Hiscott: 2. Gregory Fleming; 3, Irma Toombs; 3, Colin Warren.

Sec. 2 (cl-Grades 9 and 10- North America-l, Vera Warren; 2. Hazel Htscott; 3, Miriam Woolner; 4, Eaton Buiman. _ ' . ,

Sec. 3—Art Work-(m-Grade I Buebail and Bat (Pencil - I.

Margaret} Sec, a (cl-Glades a and 4 _

Spray of Flowers-l, Ralph Dickie- son; 2, Gavnr! Doyle; 3. Maureen MncGuigan; 4, Amy Toombs. Sec. 3 ((i)—Gl'EL(iC 5 and 6 — Design for Book Cover-—1, Charles Dickicsoii, New Glasgow; 2, Elaihe

Parkman; 3. Tom Doyle; 4, Mar- garet Moore. See. 3 (cw-Grade '1 and 8 -

Pitchcr and Two Glasses-l, Ethel Hill; 2.'Vcri1oii Hill; 3, Herbert MrCciiiirey; 4. Exton Buiman.

Sec. 3 (fl-Grades 9 and l0 - Book and Iiikwell on Table - l, Miriam Woolner; 2. Francis Tur- her; 3, Jennie Smith; 4, Mildred Buiman.

Sec. 3 (gi-Grades '1 to 10 -— a Local Scene (Water Colors) -- l, Jennie Smith; 2, Edith MacGuigan.

Sec. 4~Porifolio~ (at-Gracie 1 to 6 -Doinestic Animals and Birds of P.E.I.—1, New Glasgow School; 2. Hope River School; 3, Anglo- Rustizo $11001; 4, Mayfield School.

Sec. 4 (bk-Thirty Great Women of all time-l, New Glasgow School; 2, North Rustico School; 3, Hope Rivcr Scliccl.

Sec. 5—Projcct Map -_ (Colored races of monk-l, North Rustico School; 2. Aiiglo-Rustico School; 3.

New Glasgow School; 4. Mayfield School.

Sec. 6~0rigiiinl Postcr- (a) —- Gradcs 1 to tS-Friciidship (Not In- terriationaD-l, Isabel McCoubrcivl 2, Gertrude McGuigaii.

Se: 'l—Wcn.tlicr Chart—l,‘ May- Iicld School; 2, North Rustico School.

See. 8~Plasficlnc Modelling —- (al-Gradcs 4 and under-Apple- 1. Byron Hill; 2, Isabel McCoubrey; 3, Ruth Bulman; 4,_Allan Smith.

Sec. 8 ibi~Grades 5, 6 and 7 — a Horse-l, Vemon Hill.

Sec. 8 (ch-Grades 8. 9 and l0-- North America - 1. George W. Brown; 2, Mildred Bulman; 3, Nel- son Simpson; 4, EdithiMcGuigan.

‘CLASS XII-CONTESTS See. 1-Public Speaking-l, Mar- garet Dc/yle; 2. Colin Warren. Sec. 4-Oral Reading_(a) Grades I to 5-1. Marion ‘Doyle; 2, Elaine Parkman; 3, Jennie Smith. (bk-Grades 6 to io-- l, Irma Toombs; 2, Evelyn Turner; 3, Jennie Smith; 4, Irwin Andi-cw.

CLASS XIII-SPORTS

Sec. l--100 yard dash. boys 13 and 14-1, Tom Doyle; 2, Vernon Hill; 3, Colin Warren; 4, Gregory Fleming.

Sec. 2-75 yard dash. boys 9_and l0—-1. Elbert Orr; 2, Gavan Doyle; 3, Byron Hill.

Sec. 3 —50 yard dash, girls 6 years old-—l. Amy Toombs; 2, Mariam Doyle; 3, Ruth Bulman; 4,4Muriel Doll-on, St. Ignatius.

Sec. 4-50 yard dash. girls 7 and 8 years-l, Eilicl hioilre; 2, Lois Simpson ;3, Amy Toombs.

Sec. 5-75 yard dash, boys 1i and l2-~i, Gordon Slmpsoti; 2. Tom Doyle; 3, Fulton Rolliiigs; 4, Eloise Toombs.

Sec. 6-50 yard dash. girls 9 and '

10-1, Sylvia Simpson; 2, Rosa Gal- lnnt, St. Iznaiius; 3, Dorothy Gal- lant. St. Ignatius.

Sec. 7-50 _vnr(l dash race. boy: l0 and under-—l. Elbert Oi-r; 2, Au. bon Gallant, st. Ignatius: 3. Tom Doyle; 4. Gnvaw Doyle.

Soc. 8-50 y.:;.l dash race, boys ii and over-—1, Vernon Hill; 2, Ex- ton Bulmau; 3, Gran‘. Toombs; 4, Tom Doyle.

Sec. 9-50 yard dash, girls ll and 12-1, Margazrt ltiori-e; 2. Elsie DOITOII‘ 3, Evelyn Piizmii. St. Ignatius; 4, Mininiie Caﬁnnt, St. Ignatius. _

Sec. 12-10 yard dash, boys 15 and over-i, George W. Brown; 2. Irwin Andrew; a. Toni Doyle: 4. Fulton Railings. . ,

Sm. 13-50 yard tlircc-lcgzcdlrrcc, girls-l, Elsie Dotron and Irene

Commercial Sol. Commonwealth At 8o. Continental Can Corn Products Curtisi-Wright Deere

Dupont

Elec. Auto-Lite Eiec.» Pr. dz Lt. Firestone

Geri. Elec_

Gen. Foods

Gen. Motors Goodrich

Gt. No. Pfd. Hudson Motor Car Illinois Central

Int. Harvester Inter_ Tel. do Tel. Johns-Manviile Corp.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Oct. 23-(0?) — Prices for butter, cheese, eggs and potatoes ruled quietly steady on Montreal open produce market to- doy_ Volume was light.

-Butter was quoted around 23 1-2 cents per pound for carlots or less of No. 1 vivhilc lots to retailers were 25 for solids and 25 1-2 for prints.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 45 to 46 cts. a dozen for A-lnrge, 43 to 44 for A-medium, 35 to 36 for ‘A-pulleis, 25 1-2 to 26 1-2 for B and 22 1-2 for C.

Cheese averaged l2 1-4 to 13 cts.

per pound for Ontai-ios and 12 1-8 Kmmcm“ to 1-4 for Quebecs. ~ Mmt- Ward Potatoes: Que. and N’. B Mts. Murriw Cm?- ‘ N. Y. Central

30's $1.10 to $1.15; Que. No. 2 80‘s .90 to $1; P.E I. Mts. 90's $1_25 to $1.30.

National Cash Register New York, New Haven Nor. American Co. Northern Paciﬁc

Packard Motor Paramount Penn. R. R. """'—‘ Public Service N.J_ TORONTO, Oct. 23 — (OP) —- Pure Oil Co. Spotty strength in the golds and Radio Corp.

an indeﬁnite price action over the rest of the board marked Toronto mining market trading t0day_ Golds recorded a narrow gain. _

Interest stood out. in Moneta and

Radio Keith Orpheum Sears Roebuck 0o. Shell Union Oil Corp, Southern Pac.

Std. Oil of Indiana

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