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v) THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY yOCTOBER 3, 1925 PRIZE WINNERS. AT SCHOOL FAIRS * ARE ANNOUNCED Complete List of Successful asad PICKERING Rural School Fall Fair, 1929 The following is a complete list of prize winners at the rural school fairs recently held at Pickering, Brougham and emont, as prepated or Ww. M. Croskery, District Agricultural Representative : . ss. 1 Irish Cobblers, 12 tubers-- 1, Jean Annan; 2, Lloyd Petty; 3, 'Stanley Balsdon; 4, Peter Crosby. Class 2. Green Mountains, 12 tub- ers--1, Muriel Torrance. Class 3. Dooleys, 12 tubers--I1, Ar- thur West; 2, Arthur Thompson; 3, Muriel Torrance ; 4, Leo Usity. + Class 4. Wheat, Goose, 1 quart-- 1, Gordon Petty. Class 5. Wheat, any variety, sheaf '=1, Gordon Petty; 2, Kenneth Bals- don; 3, Harold Sedman. Class 6. Barley, O.A.C. 21, 1 quart ~1, Norman Petty; 2, Johnnie Cul- etta, Class 8. Oats, Banner, 1 quart-- 1, Norman Petty. Class 9. Oats, any variety, sheaf --1, Robt. Osborne. Class 10. Sweet Corn, Golden Ban- tam, 6 ears--1, Dorothy Ferguson; 2, Doris Moore; 3, Tena Mutch; 4, Betty Arnold; 5, Jack Andrew; 6, Margaret Lowry. Class 11. Mangels, Giant White Sugar, 3 roots--1, Howard Sleys. Class 12. Turnips, Canadian Gem, 3 roots--1, Audrey Shortt. Class 13. Beets, Detroit Dark Red, 5 specimens--1, Mike Boychyn; 2, Gwendolyn Stephenson; 3, Maric Balsdon; 4, Alice Thurman; 5, Jack Boyes; 6, Wylda Spencer. Class 14. Carrots, Chantenay, 5 specimens--1, John Barker; 2, Alan Petty; 3, Harry Shortt; 4, Stanley Balsdon; 5, Allan Rittenhouse; 6, Hazel Petty. Class 15. Parsnips, Hollow Crown, 5 specimens--1, Eileen Annis; 2, Bertha Smith; 3, Winnifred Stephen- 'son. Class 16. Onions, Yellow Globe Danvers, 5 specimens--1, Blanche Balsdon; 2, Doris Bryant; 3, Flor- New Martin Now Playing The Man From : Headquarters A Secret Service Drama : COMEDY SAY IT WITH HAY-WIRE also : HODGE-PODGE Chapter 5 "Pirates of Panama" Vengeance ence Puckrin; 4, Herbie Morrison; 5, Fred .Stroud- Class 17. Mangels, any variety, named, 1 root--l1, Bob. Morrish; 2, Florence Mitchell; 3, Vincent Bye; 4, Paul Nicholson; 5, Grace Devine; 6, Harold Redman. Class 18. Turnips, any variety, 1 root, named--1, Paul Nicholson; 2, Harold Redman; 3, John Teefy; 4, Bob Morrish; 5, Florence Mitchell; 6, Harry Shortt. Class 19. Table beet, any variety, 1 specimen, named--I1, John chyn; 2, Earl Taylor; 3, Jack Boyes; 4, Hazel Petty; 5, Blanche Balsdon; #6, Kenneth Balsdon. Class 20. Table Carrott, an iety, named, 1 specimen--I, Torrance; 2, Florence Mitchell; 3, John Teefy; 4, Arthur Petty; 5, obt. Osborne; 6, John Boychyn, | Class 21. Onion, any variety, nam- ed, 1 specimen--I1, Esther Barkey; 2, Douglas Bryant; 3, Jack Boyer; 4, Susie Adams; 5, Connie Morrison; 6, Grace Devine. Class 22. Pumpkin, any variety, 1 specimen--1, Robt. Osborne; 2, Chas. Calladine ; 3, Stanley Tripp; 4, Harry Clark; 5, Russell Powell; 6th, Ken- neth Powell. Class 23. Northern Spy, 5 apples-- 1, Jack Boyes; 2, Jas. Armstrong; 3, Helen Chambers; 4, Hazel Patty; 5, Bruce McGregor; 6, Evelyn Hall, Class 24. McIntosh, 5 apples--I1, Bruce McGregor; 2, Helen Cham- bers; 3, Harry Shortt; 4, Audrey Shortt; 5, Susie Adams; 6, Jack Boyes. Class 25. Apple Collection--1, Jas. Hale; 2, Jack Boyes; 3, Betty Ar- nold; 4, Helen Chambers; 5 Mar- jorie MzGregor; 6, Bertha Smith, Class 26. Pears, any variety, nam- ed, 5 specimens--I1, Doris Moore; 2, Florence Puckrin; 3, Helen Cham- bers; 4, Arthur Petty; 5, Bertha Smith; 6, Wilma Richardson. Class 27. Tomatoes--1, Lloyd Pet- ty; 2, Betty Arnold; 3, Howard Sleep; 4th, Stanley Tripp; 5, Frank Sobol; 6, Kathleen Watson, Class 28. Salpiglossis--1, Alice Thurman; 2, Arthur Smith; 3, Mary Hickey; 4, Bobby Torrance; 5, Marie Balsdon; 6, Louie Reading. Class 29. Asters--I1, Audrey Shortt; 2, Herbie Morrison; 3, Susie Puck- rin. Class 30. Zinnias--1, Eileen Annis; 2, Norma Flett; 3, Gordon Watson; 4, Jack Boyes; 5, Marguerite Bye; 6, Alvin Pilkey. Class 31. Phlox--1, Kathleen Wat- son; 2, Gordon Petty; 3, Alan Petty; 4, Errol Mattingsley; 5, Jean King- ston. : Class 32. French Marigolds--1, Vernon Moore; 2, Helen Maddaford ; 3, Lloyd Courtice: 4, Isabel Richard- son; 5, Muriel Torrance. 6, Ger- trude Stephenson. Class 33. Pinks--I1, Lloyd Petty; 2, Florence Puckrin; 3, Leo Usity; 4, Winnifred Stephenson. Class 34. Table Bouquet, mixed flowers--1, Isabel Richardson: 2, Al- lan Rittenhouse; 3, Roy Flett; 4, Jack Boyes: 5, Margaret Somerville; 6, Evelyn Hall. Class 35. Dahlias--1, Allan Ritten- house; 2, Isabel Richardson; 3, Gor- don Petty; 4, Bob Morrish: 5, Mu- riel Torrance: 6, Marjorie White. Class 36. Gladioli--1, Walter Reid, 2, Eileen Annis; 3, Margaret Lowry; 4, Muriel Torrance; 5, Florence Puckrin; 6, Isabel Puckrin. Class 37. Oatmeal Macaroons--1, Helen Balsdon; 2, Florence Mitchell: 3, Doris Hogue; 4, La Rene Bryant, Class 38. Graham Muffins--1, Dor- othy Watson; 2, Grace Devine; 3, Betty Arnold; 4, Ada Arnold; §, Ve- ra Greenlaw: 6, Isabel Richard » | Class 39. Light layer cake--1, ",u- var- by Andrew; 2, Susic Adams; 3, Eve. Now Steinite pros itis needless To pay) more for s FANE RADIO $212.30 with tubes The spotlight of public favor is on the new Steinite --a Super Screen- Grid radio offering every wanted feature of modern radio --at $177. Check Steinite's features against all other radios. You will be surprised to find that all the new improve- ments in radio are among them! 'Three screen-grid tubes in a super screen-grid circuit--power detection --truly humless tone--push-pull am- plification--and an electro-dynamic speaker of magnificent tone! {This remarkable set is waiting for you on some Steinite dealer's floor. IA deserves your full consideration. |See it--hear it--compare it--and you will buy it! Gteinite SUPER _SCREEN-GRID RADIO SPOTTON ENGINEERING COMPANY GUELPH, ONT. 'No More Than This) At Any Price! . THREE SCREEN.GRID 1 TUBES iotal of 7 tubes. 'Four Condensers. Li: power detection | with sutomatie grid blus. | Push-pull audio power tage, using the newest SE cubew. S. Real humless reception. 6. "Battleship" chassis con- structions completely shielded. 4. 1. ELECTRO-Dynamie) speaker. 2 8. Gloriqus tone. 9. Magnificent consoles.) Lower Prices Offer Less; Higher Prices Give No More urie] | Rudd. ott; 6, Mary Hickey. Class 40. School lunch for one-- 1, Helen Scott; 2, Jean Kingston; 3, Helen Balsdon; 4, Florence Puckrin; Class 41. September Breakfast for 10-year-old girl--1, Audrey Shortt; 2, une Price; 3, Helen Balsdon; 4, etty Arnold; 5 Helen Scott; 6, Jean Annan, uh Class 42. Apple Pie--1, Evelyn Hall; 2, Grace Devine; 3, Hazel Pet- ty; 4, Helen Scott; 5, June Price; 6, Marjorie Stephenson. Class * 43. Wash cloth--1, Isabel Norma Flett; 4, Dorothy Watson; 5, Florence Mitchell; 6, Margaret us . "Class 44.. Darned Stocking--1, Ha- zel Petty; 2, Marjorie Stephenson. + Class 45. Clothe Pin Apron--1, Irene Elliott. Class 46. Covered Coat Hanger-- 1, Hazel Derty: : A Class 47, rawings of Wild Birds --1, Peter Crosby: 2, Betty Barker; 3, Dorothy Watson; 4, Frank Clark; 5. Margaret Rudd; 6, Leo Usity. Class 48. Agricultural Scrap Book --1, Peggy Stone; 2, Phyllis Grew; 3, Mildred Hollinger; 4, Alvin Pil- key; 5, Connie Morrison; 6, Alice Dingwall, Class 49. Collection of 20 Insects --1, Helen Scott; 2, Louie Reading. Class 50. Collection of 6 Snap shots of farm homes--I1, Margaret Lowry; 2, Eddie McDonald; 3, Paul Nicholson. Class 51. Collection of Vegetables --1, Dorothy Watson; 2, Alice Thur- man. Class 52, Writing--What I Should Do--1, Clinton Prouse; 2, Ross Burns; 3, Dorothy Bradley; 4, Leo Usity; 5, Jack Rigby; 6, Harold Scott. Class 53. Lullaby--I1, Dorothy Ferguson; 2, Phyllis Grew; 3, Isabel Richardson; 4, Frank Straughan; 5, Marie Balsdon; 6, Stephen Burdyka. Class 54. A Farewell--1, Marjorie Bell; 2, Hazel Petty; 3, Louie Read- ing; 4, Walter Reid; 5, Evelyn Hall; 6, Geraldine Bath, Class 55. Children's Song--1, Lena Culetta; 2, Ruth Hollinger; 3, Mary Hickey; 4, Wylda Spencer; 5, Fred Stroud; 6, Irene Gordon. Class 56. Crayon Drawing of a Brown Teddy Bear--1, Gordon Din- woodie; 2, Roy T.ylor; 3, Harry Clark; 4, May Guilbault; 5, Roy Flett; 6, John Culetta. Class 57. Crayon Drawing of an Apple--1, Leo Usity; 2, Geo. Gallop; 3, Howard Straughan; 4, Paul Ni- cholson; 5, Jas. MeRae; 6, Ross Burns. Class 58. Winter Landscape--I, Frank Straughan; 2, Eunice Rich- ards; 3, Alice Dingwall; 4, Lois Ra- vin; 5, Elmer Lec; 6, Stephen Bur- yka., Class 59. Tulip in water colors-- 1, Marjorie Stephenson; 2, Marjorie Bell; 3, Mary Spragge; 4, Harold Stroud; 5, Howard Leonard; 6, Ha- zel Petty. Class 60. Illustrative Drawing -- 1, Bertha Smith; 2, Lloyd Petty; 3, Ruth Hollinger; 4, Dorothy Rich- ards; 5, Dorothy Kennedy; 6, Har- old Tenny. Class 61. Essay on the Potato Situation--1, Ruth Hollinger; 2, Roy Pilkey; 3, Gordon Petty; 4, Leslie Beare; 5, Arthur Petty; 6, Susie Adams. s Class 62. Plasticine model of a dog--1, Muriel Torrance; 2, Roy Taylor; 3, Mike Boychyn; 4, Aileen Rodd; 5, Howard Straughan; 6, Mar- garet Lowry. Class. 63. Window Stick--1, Al- lan Petty; 2, Errol Mattingsley; 3, Paul Nicholson; 4, Leo Usity; 5, Harold Scott. Class 65. Bird house for wrens-- 1, Howard Robinson; 2, Arthur Pet- ty; 5, Walter Reid; 4, Arthur Smith. Class 66. B., P. Cockerel--1, Robt. Osborne; 2, Francis McQuay; 3, Earl Taylor; 4, Jas. Armstrong; 5, Ivan Barrett; 6, Jim Gillard. Class 67. B.P.R. Pullet--1, Don- ald Gilchrist; 2, Jas. Armstrong; 3, Herbie Morrison; 4, Francis Mc- Quay; 5, Robt. Osborne; 6, Vera Greenlaw. Class 68. White Leghorn Cockerel --1, Roy Pilkey; 2, Alvin Pilkey. Class 69. White Leghorn Pullet-- 1, Jas. McQuay; 2, Roy Pilkey; 3, Alvin Pilkey, Class 70. White Wyandotte Cock- erel--l, Allan Bath. Class 71. White Wyandotte Pul- | let--I1, Allan Bat! . Class 72. Feathered Pets--1, Elea- nor Legard; 2, Vincent Bye; 3, Gor- don Andrew; 4, Marjorie Bath; S, Lillian Cook; 6, Robt. Osborne. Class 73. Furred Pets--1, Hazel Petty; 2, Daphne Stone; 3, Harry Shortt; 4, Douglas Johns; 5, Donald Gilchrist; 6, Gordon Watson. Class 75. Calf, beef type.--1, Gor- don Wade. i i Class 79. First Aid Competition-- 1, Rosie Culetta; 2, Doris Taylor; 3, Paul Nicholson, \ Class 80. Alps Naming Contest-- 1, Evelyn Hall; 2, Bertha Smith; 3, Hazel Petty; 4, Marjorie MacGregor; 5, Verna Salisbury; 6, Roy Pilkey. Class 81. Harmonica Contest -- 1, Frank Sabol; 2, Frank Straughan, Class 82. Vocal Duet--1, Grace Devine and Mary Majulka; 2, Nor- ma Flett and Roy Flett; 3, Stanley Balsdon and Walter. Reid. a Class 83. Public Speaking Contest --Girls--1, Ruth Hollinger; 2, Marie Hickey; 3, Mildred Hollinger; 4, Marjorie Stevenson; 5, Phyllis Grew. Class 84. Public Speaking Contest --Boys--1, Arthur Smith; 2, Stanley Redman; 3, Clayton Grew. BROUGHAM Class 1. Irish Cobblers, 12 tubers --1, Allen Mitchell; 2, Norma Fuller; 3, Lawrence Gray; 4, Majorie Percy; 5, Ivan Fuller; 6, Doris Dolphin. Class 2. Green Mountain, 12 tub- crs--1, Stewart Tweedie; 2, Ella El- son; 3, Marie Ham; 4, Grant John ston. Class 3. Dooleys, 12 tubers--I, Norma Fuller; 2, Lorne Holtby; 3, Norval McAvoy; 4, Robt. Miller; 5, Ross Madill; 6, Shirley Froyer. Class'5. Wheat, any variety, sheaf 3 in. in diam.--1, Morris Gostick; 2, Ross Madill. 3 in. in diam--1, Robt. Miller. Class 8. Oats, Banngr, 1 quart--1; Norma Fuller; 2, Ross Madill; 3, Helen Farley. Class 9. Oats, any variety, sheaf 3 in. in diam.--1, Grant Johnston; 2, Robt. Miller; 3, Ross Madill. Class 10; Sweet Corn, Golden Ban- tam, 6 ears--1, Ross Wilson; 2, Au drey Plaxton; 3, Lois Draper; 4, John Puckrin; 5, Borden* Middleton; 6, Roy Davis. Class 11. Mangels, Giant White Hall; 4, Wylda Spencer; 5, Helen | Richardson; 2,. Esther - Barkey; 3,} Class 7. Barley, any variety, sheaf | Class 12. Tusrnips, Canadian Gem, 3 roots--1, Robt. Glidde n. A Class 13. Beets, Detroit Dark Red, 5 specitiens--1, Christina Milne; 2, Marjorie Percy; 3, Ella Elson; 4, Marion Stevenson; 5, Jean Hiltz; 6, Lois Draper. °° Class 14. Carrots, Chantenay, 5 specimens--1, Annie Ison; 2, Ru- by Booth; 3, Fern Malcolm; 4, Chas. Léhman; 5, Ross Wilson; 6, Geo. White. Ben Class 15, Parsnips, Hollow Crown, 5 specimens--1, 2, Kathleen McAvoy. Class 16." Onions, Yellow lobe Danvers, 5 specimens--1, Merle Holt- by; 2, Fred Lewis; 3, Gloria Wind- sor; 4, Gordon: Gray; 5, ~:Kathleen Wilson; 6, Lawrence Cammack. Class 22. Pumpkin, any variety, 1 specimen--1, Verna Fuller; 2, Chris- tina Milne; 3, Grant Johnston; 4, Audrey Plaxton; 5, Donald Duncan; 6, Geo, Hodgson, it Class 23. Northern Spy, 5 apples-- 1, Annie Coulson; 2, Allen Mitchell; 3, Henry Westney: 4, Geo. Willson: 5, Jessie Green; 6, Audrey Plaxton, Class 24. McIntosh, 5 apples ~1, Henry Westney; 2, Jack Carlton; 3, Gordon Carlton; 4, Shirley Froyer; 5, Lawrence Gray. Class 25. Apple Collection, best 6 varieties--1, Annie Coulson; 2, Julia Wilson; 3, Borden Middleton; 4, Ella Elson; 5, John Puckrin; 6, Grant Johnston, Class 26. Pears, any variety, nam- ed, 5 specimens--]1, Henry Westney; 2, Julia Wilson; 3, Lawrence Gray; 4, Blanche Tran; 5, Norma Fuller; 6, Shirley Froyer. . Class 27. Tomatoes, any variety, 5 specimens--1, Christina Milne; 2, Lorne Holtbhy; 3, Virginia White; 4, Lorraine Harriman; 5, Merle Hop- kins; 6, Gordon Carleton, Class 28. Salpiglossis, 12 sprays -- 1,. Christina Milne; 2, Fern Malcolm; 3, Gordon Cammack; 4, Marion Ste- venson; 5, Jean Hiltz. Class 29. Asters, 3 colors, 12 blooms--1, Fred Lewis; 2, Alma Ha- milton. Class 30. Zinnias, living-room ta- ble bouquet--1, Madeline Davis; 2, Frank McAvoy. Class 31. Phlox, living-room table bouquet--1, Gordon Gray; 2, Lillian Plaxton; 3, Ellen Kinnear; 4, Joh Ailles, . Class 32. French Marigolds--1 Roy Coulson; 2, Russell Gray; 3, Bobby Malcolr ; 4, Ross Madill; 5, Ruby Booth; 6, Pearl Hickson. . Class 33. Pinks--1, Ross Willson; 2, Douglas Rockham; 3, Harry Plax- ton; 4, Sybil Shaver; 5, Mary' Mal- colm, . Class 34. Table bouquet, mixed flowers--1, Leo Hagerman; 2, Vir- ginia White; 3, Margaret Bayles; 4, Annie Bayles; 5, Christina Milne; 6, Kathleen McAvoy. Class 35. Dahlias, 12 blooms--1, Lorraine Harniman; 2, Kathleen Mc- Avoy; 3, Virginia White; 4, Julia Wilson; 5, Margaret Bayles; 6, Ver- na Hopkins. Class 36. Gladoli, 9 spikes.--1, Ju- lia Wilson ; 2, Marjory Perry; 3, Leo Hagerman; 4, Merle Holtby; 5, Les- lie Randall; 6, Harold Cassie. Class 37. Oatmeal Macaroons -- 1, Annie Coulson; 2, Jean Hiltz; 3, Myrtle Gostick; 4, Betty Golden; 5, Mary Neale; 6, Sybil Shaver. Class 38. Graham Muffins, plate of 5--1, Billy Moore; 2, Muriel Gostick; 3, Blanche Tran; 4, Myrtle Randall; 5, Mary Malcolm; 6, Myrtle Elliott. Class 39. Light layer cake, plain white icing--1,. Virginia hite; 2, Marion Stevenson; 3, Marion Mec- Kay; 4, Margaret Bayles; 5, Evelyn Brown; 6, Marjorie Percy. Class 40. School lunch for one -- 1, Jessie Green; 2, Margaret Bayles; 3, Christina Milne; 4, Sybil Shaver; 5, Audrey Plaxton; 6, Pearl Hickson. Class 41, September breakfast for 10 year old girl--1, Margaret Bayles; 2, Jessie Green; 3, Christina Milne; 4, Virginia White; 5, Marion Mc- Kay; 6, Sybil Shaver. Class 42--.Apple Pie--1, Christina Milne; 2, Ella Elson; 3, Marion Mc- Kay: 4, Kathleen McAvoy; 5, Bil lie Moore; 6, Edythe Williams. Class 43. Wash. Cloth--1, Kathleen Gostick; 2, Merle Holtby; 3, Myrtle Gostick; 4, Gloria, Windsor. Class 44. Darned Stocking--I1, Christina Milne; 2, Leslie Randall; 3, Myrtle Randall; 4, Dora Mathews; , Lois Draper. Class 45. Clothes Pin Apron --1, Margaret Bayles; 2, Audrey Plax- ton; 3, Marjorie Percy; 4, Virginia White; 5, Ella Elson; 6, Marie Ham. Class 46. Covered coat hanger --1, Marie Ham; 2, Margaret Bayles; 3, Annie Coulson; 4, Julia Wilson; 5, Audrey Plaxton; 6, Virginia White. Class 47. Drawings of Wild Birds ~--1, Fred Tamplin; 2, Russell Brown; 3, Kathleen Gostick; 4, Myrtle Gos- tick; 5, Annie Coulson; 6, Mary Agisicaltural Scrap Book odgson; 2, Minnie Gos- tick; 3, Billie Moore; 4, Christina ilne. Class 49, Collection of 20 Insects-- 1, Ross Madill; 2, Robt. Miller. Class 50. Collection of 6 snap shots of farm homes--I1, Lorna Don- nelly; 2, Robt. Miller; 3, Ross Ma- dill; 4, Dora Mathews. Class 51, Collection of Vegetables, 8 varieties--I1, Christina Milne; 2, Loraine Harrison; 3, Norval Mec- Avoy; 4, Margaret Bayles; 5, Ross Willson; 6, Virginia White. Class 52. Writing "What I Should Do"--1, Kathleen McKay; 2, Donald Ailles; 3, Jean Hiltz; 4, Leo. Hager- man; 5, Bob Glidden; 6, Mary Pos- ti ill, Class 53. Writing--"Lullaby" -- 1, (Continued on page 10) Clara Bow "DANGEROUS CURVES" ADDED ATTRACTICIIC ! DON'T WAIT FOR DISEASE. Head it off. Don't let poisons creep into the system. Keep it clear and healthy. Your druggist says: JACK'S LAX. 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