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ai "PAGE TWELVE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929 dia CC i ¥ RODKEIN SCHOOL BEST IN COUNTY (Continued from page 3) f books donated the same company for the high- points in the respective schoois stion were Marjorie Bell, 8. 8. "le nner belongs; Wr : West Whitby Township; E is for East Whitby; and U indi loh School section. Class 1--Irish Cobblers, 12 tub- ers--Harold Bray 9, Jack Bray 9, + Clifford Wilson 9, Jack Bond 2W, Teddy Draper 3W, Harvey Wilson 9. Class 2--Green Mountains, 12 tubers--Jack Bond 2W, Clifford Wil- aon 9, John Lockyer 6W, Sydney y 8. Class 3--Dooleys, 12 tubers--Reta Parish 6W, Marjorie Bell 6W, Clif- ford Wilson 9E, Doris Davis 1W, Blanche Centowitz 6W, Doris Cook Class 4--Wheat Goose, 1 {tom seed supplied)--Harold Class b6--Wheat, any variety, sheaf 3 Inches in diameter--Harold Bray 9, Marian Hubbard 8E, Jack Bray 9, Harvey Wilson 9, Stewart Bray 9, Marporie Bray 9. Class 7 -- Barley, any variety, sheaf 8 inches in diameter--Harold Bray 9, Marjorie Bray 9. Class 8--Oats, Banner, 1 quart (from seed supplied)--John McKen- zie, 8, Harold Crawforth 2, Jack Thompson 4W. ndicates Un- uart ray Class 9-~Oats, any variety, sheaf 7 3 inches in diameter--Jack Bray 9, Clifford Wilson 9, Harold Bray 9, Stewart Bray 9, Evelyn Lewis 1, Marjorie Bray 9. Class 10--8weet Corn, Goldén Bantam, 6 ears husked (from seed sup lied)-- Helen Hutchings bE, Jack Bond 8W, Jno. McKenzie 3, Margaret Diape; 3, Gwen Thompson 8, Audrey Hall 3. Class 11--Mangels, Giant White Sugar, 3 roots (from seed supplied) ack Bond 3, Fred Lyon 3. Class 12--Turnips, Canadian Gem 8 roots (from seed supplied) Cecil Disney 8, Jno. Maw 4, Harvey Wil- son 9, Clifford Wilson 9, Lewis 1. Class 18--Beets, Detroit Dark Red, 6 specimens (from 8.8.) Lloyd Rahme GE, George Malyon 8, Pearl Merriam 4, Doris Cook GE, Alfred Malyon 8, Lawrie Boyes 3. Class 14--Carrots, Chantenay, 5 specimens (from seed supplied)-- Earl Disney 3, Reta Parish 6W, Bruce Bright 9, Elger Spears 3, George Malyon '8, Rupert Merriam Evelyn Class 15--Parsnips, Hollow Crown, 5 specimens (from seed supplied)-- , Jean Patterson 3, Pearl Merriam 4, Rupert Merriam 4, Marjorie McCul- lock 7E, Jack Bray 9. Class 16--Onions, Yellow Globe Danvers, b specimens (from 8.8.)-- Jack Bond 3, Marjorie Bray 9. Inez Wilson 9, Stewart Bray 9, Frank Downey 4, Harvey Wilson 9. Class 17--Mangels, any variety named, 1 root--Clifford Wilson 9, Frank Hayes 6E, Gladys Rahme GE, =<} a lively chap and seems to Bison much of the time, BUFFALO 'The buffal calf born. a dt AND 178 MA IN PARK 0 Pile ads caine AT OSHAWA Lakeview Gardens, Oshawa, is time ¢ the place y much, His mother is a busy of him, * He weighed 50 Ibs. at birth. Erlane Hayes 6E, Lloyd Rahme GE, Stanley Grills 7E. Class 18--Turnips, any variety named, 1 root (for stock feed)-- Horace Grills 7E, Frank Hayes 6E, John G. Webber 6E, Evelyn Lewis 1, Alfred Fisher TW, Clifford Wilson 9. Class 19--Table Beet, any variety named, 1 specimen--Margaret Bea- mish 8, Herbie Parkin U2, Phyllis Trull 7W, Marian Hubbard 8E, Fred Lyon 8, Anne Graham 4, Class 20--Table Carrot, any vari- ety, named, 1 specimen-- Morley Terwillegar 6E, Mary Conn 1, Ver- na Maye 9, Ruth Jull, Lillian Jones 6W, Teddy Draper 3. Class 21--Onion, any variety named, 1 specimen--Grace Batty 1, Marjorie Bray 9, Fred Buldyke 2, Gordon Jull 8, Lorna Davie 1, Reta Parish 6. y Class 2 Sum pin, any variety, 1 specimen--Harold Bray 9, alyon 8, Marjorie Bell 3, Patricia Hodson 1, Ialeen Dehart 6W, Lloyd Prouse 6W. Class 23--Northern Spy, 5 apples ~Marjorie Bell 5W, Audrey Bell U2, Fern Stephen 7W, Phyllis Trull W, Fern Hannam 2. Class 24--MecIntosh, 5 apples-- Frank Hayes GE, Beatrice Clarke 1, Grace Batty 1, Ruth Trull TW, Fern Ftaphen TW, Herbie Parkin U2, lass 26--Apple Collection, best six varieties--Doris Cook 5E, John Lockyer 6W, Evelyn Lewis 1, Gor- don Cook 3. Class 26--Pears, any variety. nam- ed, 5 specimens--Ralph Hannam 2, Louie Boyes 3, Fern Hannam 2, John Maw 4, Reta Parish 6W, Mary Conn 1, . Class 27--Tomatoes, any variety, 5 specimens--Billie Beamish 8, Hel- en Hutchings 6E, May Brooking 3, Margaret Beamish 8, Rupert Mer- riam 4, Jack Bond 3. Class 28--Salpiglossis, 12 sprays (from seed supplied) Martha Vipond 3, Robena Merriam 4W, Lawrie Bay- es J. Class 29--Asters, 8 colors, 12 blooms (from seed supplied)--Mar- jorie Bell 5W, Lloyd Evans 9, Ileen Pereman 5E, Allan McKenzie TE. Class 80 -- Zinnias, living-room table bouquet (from seed supplied) --Gordon Cook 3, Myron Vipond 3, Hugh Ormiston 3, Robert Young thew Agar 3. ., Class 81--Phlox, living-room table bouquet (from seed supplied)-- Lloyd Prouse 6W, Margaret Draper 8, Muriel Terwilléegar bE, Alfred Fisher TW, Marjorie Gammon 8R, Jack Bray 9, Class 32--French Marigolds, din- ing-room table" bouquet (from seed supplied) -- Marguerite Hunter 1, Helen McBain 3, Margaret Agar 3, KEEP 'FIGUR YOU ARE a Drink a little YOUTHFUL Do Not Clog Your System with Excess Food that Encourages Fatty. Tissues BEING NOURISHED IF EVERY DAY YOU Eat a little Less Heavy Food nd | More Bovril BOVRIL Builds Strength Without Fat YOUR E SURE OF | Alfred | 7 U2, Marjorie McCullough 7E, Mat- | 3 | book--Merlin Earl Ormiston 3, Bruce Bright 9E, Myrtle Gascoyne 6W. table bouquet (from seed supplied) ~Margaret Beamish 8, Lois Heddon bE, Inez Tummonds 8E, Mary Col- lard 1. ' Class 34--Table bouquet, mixed flowers--Helen McBain 3, Patricia Hodson 1, Beth Luke 3, Irene Spears 3, Verna Maye 9, Victoria Agar 8. Class 35--Dahlias, 12 blooms-- Gordon Cook 3, Ialeen Dehart 6W, Lorna Evans 9E, Eileen Parkin U2, Marjorie Bell 5W, Tommy Price 4W. Class 36--Gladioli, 9 spikes-- Grace Batty 1, Helen Gormley U2, Victoria Agar 3, Ialeen Dehart 6W, Ileen Pereman GE, Marjorie Bell 5W. Class 387 -- Oatmeal Macaroons, plate of 5 (second book)--Erlene Hayes 6E, Reta Branton 2W, Mur- iel Bell U2, Margaret Lockyer 6W, Sila Holmes 2W, Ruth Goodman Class 88--Graham Muffins, plate of 5 (third book)--Lorna Evans 9E, Verna Maye 9K, Doris Cork bE, Lorna Davie 1, Beatrice Clark 1, Irene Malyon SE. Class 39--Light layer cake, plain white icing (fourth book)--Evelyn Lewis 1, Doris Jackson 6W, Marion Hubbard 8K, Ruth Trull 7W, May Brooking 3, Patricia Hodson 1. Class 40--School Lunch for one (open class)--Marguerite Hunter 1, Marjorie Bell 5W, Doris Cork GE, Inez Wilson 9E, Tommy Price 4W, Marjorie Fisher TW. Clag® 41 -- September break ill for 10 year old girl (open class)-- Marguerite Hunter 1, Marjorie Bell 5W, Roxena Ledgett U2, Doris Cork a Lorna Evans 9E, Verna Maye on Class 42--Apple Pie (open class) --Doris Cook HE, Verna Maye 9E, Inez Wilson 9E, Doris Davie 1, Lor- na Davie 1, May Brooking 3. Class 42--Wash Cloth, Turkish towelling (second book) -- Gwen Thompson 3. Class 44--Dared Stocking, (third book)--Jean Patterson 3, Merlin Slute 8E, Beatrice Blask 1, Audrey Hall 3, Verna Maye 9E. Class 45--Clothes Pin Apron, machine made (fourth book)--Mar- jorie Beli 6W, I'rances Hayes 6E, Marguerite Hall 8, Evelyn Lewis 1, Helen Barron U2, Claire Patterson Class 46--Covered Coat Hangar (open class)-- Marjorie Bell 6W, Frances Hayes 6K, Margaret Beam- ish 3, Verna Maye 9E, Marian Hub- bard BE, Gladys Rahme 5E. Class 47--Drawings of wild birds (second class afd under) -- Ruth Goodman 7E, Fred McKenzie TE, Jack Bond 3, Stewart Bray 9. Class 48 -- Agricultural Scrap Book (third book)--Roseina Grills TE, Lloyd Rahme GE, Merlin Slute 8K, Mayme McKenzie 7E, Norene Ormiston 7E, Jack Bray 9E. Class 50--~Collection of 6 snap shots of farm homes (open class) -- Inez Wilson 9E, Harold Bray 9, Roseina Grills 7E, Marjorie McCul- loch TE. Class 61--Collection of Vegetables (open class)--Doris Cork 5E, Har- old Bray 9, Jack Bray 9. Class 52--"What 'I Should Do" (pencil) 1st book--Helen Hutchings ros Stanley Lade 3W, Frank Par- rinder 6W, Gwen Thompson 8W, Joonard Slute 8E; Anne Graham 4W. Class 53--""Lullaby" (pencil) 2nd Slute 8E, Wilma Branton 2W, Irene Malyon 8E, Laur- ena Graham 4W, Barbara Wilson | 3W, Gladys Rahme 5E. Class 54--"A Farewell" (ink)-- 8rd book--Betty Bickle 8W, Katié Kot, 2W, Mary Wilson 2W, Ruth Trull 7W, Evelyn Stacey GE, Irene Spears 3W. . Class 66--"Children's Song" (Ink) --Margarét Draper 8W, George Mayon 8E, 1 ] Wilson 2W, Fran- ces Hayes SE, Helen Claughton 4W, Jessie Ormiston TE. Class 66--Crayon deawing of a Brown Teddy Bear (primer)--Lloyd Prouse 6W, Helen Jackson 6W, Laurene Bradley 4W, Ialeen DeHart 6W, Jack Thompson 4W, Victoria Agar 3W. apple--1st book -- Frank Downe 4W, Stanley Lade 3W, Kennet Maynard 6W, Anne Graham 4W, Reta Branton 2W, Frank Parrinder 6W. Class 68 -- Winter landscape in crayon, showing sky and land (2nd book)--Willie Gammon 38W, Glen Robinson 83W, John Hopkins 7W, Merlin Slute SE, Reggie Middleton TW, Irene Malyon SE. Class 69--Tulip in Water Colors (3rd book)--Roseina Grills TE, Mar- jorie McCulloch TE, Norene Ormis- ton TE, John Lockyer 6E, Lois Tor- diff 4W, Katie Kot 2W. drawing) --Ethel Gascoyne 6W, Eva Merriam 4W, Helen Claughton 4W, Catharine Ormiston 7E, Rena Coop- er 4W, Florence Love HE. Class. 61--Essay on "The Potato Situation in Ontario" (open class)-- Laural Holliday U2. Class 6la--Essay on "Why Shall I not touch Strong Drink" (open class)--Laural Holliday U2, Walter Anderson TW, . Helen Barron U2, Clarence Grey GE, Herbie Parkin Class 62--Plasticine model of a dog on a piece of cardboard' (primer Class 33 -- Pinks, dining-room |: Class 67--Crayon drawing of an | Class 60--4th, book (illustrative |: and 1st class) ~ Henry Perry 1, Stewart Bray 9. : 1 63--Window stick, three fiotebes (2nd book)--Leonard 'Slute 64--Wooden model of toy windmill, 12 in. in height, (3rd book) Merlin Slute 8E, Lloyd Rahme SE, Jack Bray 9E. i Class 05--Bird House for wrens, --Horace Grills TE, Allan McKenzie 7E, Harold Bray 9K, Herbie Parkin U2, Earl Whitney 7E. Class. 66--Barred Rock, bred-to- lay strain--Cockerel--Evelyn Lewis 1, Barbara Wilson 8, Beatrice Clark 1, Lillian Jones 6W, Harold Bray 9, Wilma Branton 2E. outh Rock. Class 67--Barred toay strain, Pullet-- Harold Bray 9, Marjorie Bray 9, Jack -Bray 9, Kenneth Jull 3, Fern Stephen TW, Beatrice Clark 1. Class 68--White Leghorn--Cock- erel--Ralph Hannam U2, Fern Han- nam U2, Hugh Ormiston 3, Lorna David 1, John Lambert 3, Jessie Spencer 3, Class 69--White Leghorn--Pullet --Mary R. Wilson U2, Isabel Wilson U2, Ralph Hannam v2, Fern Han- nam U2, John Lambert 3, Barbara Wilson 3. Class' 70-- White Wyandotte -- Cockerel--Rglph Hannam U2, Clay- entrance 7-8 inch in dia. (4th class) |U2 ton Miller 9, Mary Wilson U2, Fern Hannam U2, Class 71--White Wyandotte--Pul- let--Ralph Hannam U2, Fern Han- nam U2, Isabel Wilson U2, Clayton Miller 9, Beatrice Clark 1. Class 72--Feathered Pets-- John Lockyer 6W, Harold Brown 3, Dor- othy Rodd 4W, John Hopkins 7W, Lloyd Prouse 6W, Robert V. Young Class 73--Furred Pets-- Tommy Price 4, Marjorie Gammon 8, Lester Beadle 4, Earl Innes 8, Allan Hol- liday U2, John Lockyer 6W. Ci 76--Calf, Dairy type, or pure-bred heifer or pure- bull . ' 8, La Holliday no. La - U2, Ma on fiabbarg 8. Luh Class 77-- Ma Type. Lamb, (not to weigh over 90 1bs.)--Mathew Agar 3, > Class 79--First Aid Contest-- Marian Hubbard 8, Inez Tummonds, Merlin Slute, Inez Wilson 9, Lillian Timms, Dorothy Bright. Eileen Parkin U2, Laural Holli- day, Jean Ledgett, Patricia Hodson 1, Evelyn Lewis, Doris Davie. Class 80--Apple Naming Contest ~Frank Hayes 6E, Blanche Cendo- Sat ow Motley Torwegar Ey rval Rahme 5E, Hen: , John' Lockyer 6W, id = Class 82--Vocal Duet--Margaret Lockyer and John Lockyer,' 6W; Doris Davis and Lorna Davis 1. Class 83--Public Speaking Con- test--Girls--time limit 3 minutées-- Marjorie Bell 5W, Inez Tummonds 8E, Evelyn Lewis 1, Laural Holli- day U2, Class 84--Public Speaking Con- test--boys--time limit 3 minutes-- Lloyd Rahme 5E. Tr IMPORT GOODS--EXPORT MEN (La Patrie. Montreal) During the last twelve months our imports from the United States showed an increase over the pre- ceding twelve months of $140,000,- 000. 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