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"THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, PAGE EIGHT SLT THE OSHAWA DAILY. TIMES, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1932 Greenwood (Continued from page 7) echoes from the branch board- meeting held last week, and Mrs Young, of Toronto, gave an inspir- ing address. Mrs. Thompson, of Brooklin, and Mrs. J. L. Pegg, of Greenwood, rendered solos which were appreciated by all present. After the programme all remain- ed for a social half hour together. Next Sunday, owing to commun- jon service being in the Kinsale Church at eleven o'clock, there will be no church service in the Green- wood church. The Sunday School will meet at 9.45 so that those wishing to go to Kinsale will have time to get there. The Victoria Square Young Peo- ple are giving their drama "Mary's Castle" in the Greenwood Church this Friday evening. A. Davis was at Sarnia over the week-end getting repairs for his tractor which broke down last Sat- urday. The W.M.S. will meet at the home of Mrs. V, Parkin on Thurs- day afternoon, October 6th, with Mre. W. W. Gee's group in charge of .the programme. The od carpenter shop at Salem Corners is being taken down an some general improvements made on Mrs. F. Harbron's house now occupied by Mr. I. Connors. Myrtle Station (Mrs. C. Harrison, Correspondent) Myrtle Station, Sept. 27--Rally Day service was well attended, and all enjoyed a good program. We hope our Sunday School members will all eome back and fill our classes up again, as they usually do at this time of year. Church service next Sunday will be at 7 p.m. Everybody welcome. Mrs. S. A. Long spent a few days of last week with Mrs. Wil- d | nounced son, of Brooklin. A large number from here at- tended the School Fair in Brooklin last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Beacock attended the Blackstock Fair on Wednes- day last. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Launtz, of Toronto, were visitors at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Oliver Lane, last week. Mr. Andrew Engles and Mr. Louis Hill, of Orillia, were visitors at C. Harrison's on Wednesday last. This town was well represented at the Lindsay Fair last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bradley, of Brooklin, and Mr. Rogers, of Whit- by, were recent visitors with old friends here. Mr. Herbert Justin, of Orillia, was a business caller here on Sat- urday. Mrs. C. Holman, of Ashburn, and Mrs. L. L. Ross, of Prospect, also Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dickson's. Mrs. Hunter remained for the week. Next week we expect the W. M. S. will have a "Pot Luck Supper," in the basement of the church. The exact date we expect to be an- on Sunday. Everybody welcome. But remember the idea of "Pot Luck" is that nobody knows what the other person brings for supper. It may happen to be plain, or it may be fancy. That is where the fun comes in. The threshing season is about finished around these parts. Next comes the silo filling. As usual Mr, Robt. Heron took the lead and fill- ed his on Saturday. Mr. Heron gets the name of being a good farmer and always keeps up with his work, but if you want to see a good piece of corn, just take a drive up the side-road. Farm activity in the Nether-| lands is expected to speed up | shortly. PF List of Prize-Winners at Pickering School Fair Below is given the complete list'of prize winners at the Pick- ering Rural School Fair held on Wednesday, Sept. 21. Irish Cobbler Potatoes --1, Billie Bryant; 2, Bobbie Gay; 3, Carl Wilson. Dooley Potatoes-- 1, Muriel Torrance; 2, Marjorie Shea; 3, Betty Barker; 4, Lloyd Courtice; 5, Frank Straughan; 6, Douglas John. Mangels--1, Phyllis Gates; Merna Shea; 3, Donald Scott; 4, Don. Kemp; 5, Hugh Teefy; 6, Norman Petty. Turnips--1, Marg, 2, M. Torrance; 3, jdson: 4, Hugh Teefy; 5, Balsdon; 6, Marg. Pascoe. Beets--1, Bob Morrish; 2, F. Straughan; 3, Fred White; 4, B. Guy; 5, Rhoda Wade; 6, M, Som- erville. Carrots--1, Doris Moore: 3, Eliz. Armstrong; 5, 6, Mary Boyes. Parsnips--1, George Buyns, 2 "y Somerville; Harold Dav- Ken, Kenneth Petty; 2, Billy Morrish; 4, M. Torrance; W. Morrish; 2, P. Gates; 2, Flo. Mitchell; 3, Marg, Teefy, 4, Anne Teafy; 5, Hanson Richard- son; 6, Floyd Balsdon. Pumpkin---1,B. Guy; 2, Allan Bath; 3, Lwellyn Crawford; 4. Onions--1, James Armstrong; 5, Verna Bals- | don; 6, M. Torrance. Wheat, graln--1, Mary Neale; 2. N Petty: Billie Bryant; 4, Lorna Shea: Dorothy Roberts: 6, Jack Andrew, Wheat, sheaf--1, Carmen Bar- rett; 2, Carl Wilson; 3, Leonard Hollinger; 4, Mildred Hollinger; 5, A. Pilkey; 6, Stanley Pilkey 2 3, 5, A GLASS OF FRESH FULL CREAM MILK IN EVERY QUARTER POUND BLOCK. The New, Economical, Convenient size in which to chocolate . . a full 4 oun quantity for so up one of each kinds. -a veal RE. SN ACTUAL SIZE MONTREAL . . . stop at your dealer's and pick for the family buy your favourite each Block weighs ces, a generous moderate a price of the 3 delightful treat ARE NOW Oats, grain--1, N. Petty; 2, Bruce Diamond; 3, K, Petty. Oats, sheaf--1, H. Davidson; 2, Billy Sparrow, Corn--1, A, Petty; 2, B. Dia- mond; 3, K. Petty; 4, Donald Andrew; 5, J. Andrew. Flowers Asters--1, R. Morrish; Boisdon; 3, B. Barker; Courtice; 5, Grace Divine; Somerville. Zinnias--1, Lillian Cooke; 2, Margaret Osborne; 3, Mary Found; 4, James Armstrong; 5, E, Armstrong; 6, R. Morrish, Phlox--1, Ruth Redditt; 2, A. Teefy; 3, Russell Powell; 4, Bar- bara Watson. Petunigs--1, Roy Fiett; 2 H, Davidson; Floyd Pilkey. Gladioli--1, Fred Guy: Morrish; 3, M, Burns; 4, Ross Burns: 5, Johnny Puckrin, Dahlias--s1 Clarence Crawford; 2, H. Davidson; 3, V, Barrett; 4, Marie Burns; 5, Peggy Annan; 6, M. Osborne. Bouquet--1, E. Armstrong; %. M. Torrance: 3. M. Boyes; 4, K. | Powell; 5, B. Barker; | Petty. 2, 4, 6 B. L. M. Fruit Spy M. Boyes; Northern | Armstrong; 2, 3, Armstrong; 6, R, Morrish, H McIntosh Apples--1, M. Boyes; ' 2, W. Morrish; 3, R. Redditt; 4, | | B. Balsdon; 6, K. Petty; 6, J. Armstrong. | Snow Apples--1, R. Morrish; 2, E. Armstrong; 3, B. Balsdon; | 4, R, Redditt; 6, J. Armstrong, Fall Apples--1, B, Balsdon; 2, Grant Redditt; 3, W, Morrish; 4, R, Morrish; 65, R. Redditt; 6, i M. Boyes, Winter Apples-- 1 E. Arm- strong; 2, J. Armstrong; 3, K. Baldsdon; 4, Donald Kemp; 6, L. Crawford; 6, G. Redditt, Pears--1, J, Armstrong; 2, W. Morrish; 3, G. Redditt; 4, Ray l'aylor; 5, Donald Kempthorne; 6, R, Morrish, Tomatoes--1, Ruby White; 32, Petty, 3, G. Redditt; 4, A. 5, R. Redditt; 6, Alvin E. Petty; Pilkey. Cooking Oatmeal Macagoons-- 1, E, Apmstrong; 2 Muriel Le Gard; 3, M. Somerville; 4, E. Petty; 5, N. Redman; 6, R. Redditt, Muffins--1, M, Osborne; 32, Mary Calvert; 3, N. Flett; 4, Peggy Kempthorne; 6, Louise Brayley; 6, B, Balsdon. Layer Cake---1, Marjorie Mc- Gregor; 2, D. Bryant; 3, R. Pow- ell; 4, D. Roberts; 5, H. Balsdon; 6, Edith Cookson, School lunch--1, Harold Scott; 2, Eleanor Le Gard; 3, M, Le Gard; 4, H. Balsdon; 5, M. Tor- rance; 6, E, Petty. Apple Ple--1, M. Calvert; 32, Mary Riley; 3, Marjorie White; 4, Shirley Humphrey; 5, D. Wat- son; 6, Mary Neale, Sewing Doll's Apron--1, P, Gates; 3, Marjorie Riley; 3, B, Watson; 4, D. Hollinger; 5, Helen O'Connor; 6, Blanche Petty, Tea .Towel--1, E. Petty; 2, G. Watson; 8, K. Watson; 4, . Somerville; 5, E, Armstrong; Mary Riley. Slipper Bay---1, M. Torrance; 2, R. White; 3, K. Watson; 4, F. Mitchell; Bb, N. PFlett; 6, M. Teefy, Guest Towel--1, 8. Humphrey; M. White; 3, M. Hollinger. Writing Primer Class--1, Ivan Baker; 2, Rosie Ryland; 3, D, Hollinger; 4, Howard Bath; 5, Lorne Allen. First Class--1, Irene Brayley; 3, J. Red- Redman; 5, M. 2, 2, Davidson McLean; ditt; 4, N. Found. Second Class--1, M, ville; 2, Helen Mackey; 3, Brayley; 4, G. Watson; 5 White; 6, E Petty. Third Class -- 1, Valentine Bentley; 2, B. Barker; 3, S. Humphrey; 4, Betty McQuay; 5, Bruce McGregor; 6, E, Cookson, Fourth Class--1, L. Cook; 2, GG. Divine: 3, P. Grew; 4, Jessie Baker: 5, D. Watson; 6, M. Masulka. Somer- L. R. Drawing First Class---1, D. McLean; 2, M. Found; 3, I. Brayley; 4, Wel- don Fowlie; 5, N. Redman; 6, G. Redditt. Second Class--1, G_ Burns; 2, B. Balsdon; 3. F. Carter; 4, L. Brayley; 5, Homer Boake; 6, Helen Mackey. Third Class--1, Mary Hep- worth; 2, E. Cookson; 3, Flman Lee; 4, B. McQuay; 5, V. Bent- ley: 6, N. Flett. Fourth Class -- 1, Florence Puckrin; 2, Mary Masulka; 3, M. Hollinger; 4, G. Divine; 6, P, Grew; 6, J. Baker. Farm Work and Mechanics Primer and First Class--1, H. Davidson; 2, P., Gates; 3, Ella Mackie; 4, B. Petty; 5, 1. Hum- phrey; 6, K. Petty. Second and Third Class--1,. Clinton Prouse; 2, N. Petty; 3, A.' Petty; 4, G. Watson; 5, R. Morrish; 6, J. MacRae, Open Class--1, G, Watson; 2, R. Powell; 8. Gordon Wade; 4, F. Carter; 6, C_ Crawford; 6, Harold Scott, Poultry Barred Rock Cockerel--1, . J. Armstrong; 2, E. Cookson; 3, E. Armstrong; 4, Vietor Cookson; 5, H. Davidson; 6, B. Diamond. Barred Rock Pullet--1, E. Armstrong; 2, B. Diamond; 8, J, Armstrong; 4, H. Davidson; §, M. Boyes; 6. D. Roberts, White Leghorn Pullet--1, A, Pilkey; 2, C. Baker; 8, S. Pil- key; 4, Billy McLean. White Leghorn Cockerel--1, S. Pilkey; 2, A. Pilkey; 3, C. Baker; 4, W. McLean. Special Pet Class--1, G, Wat- son; 2, D, Bryant: 3, F. Straugh- an; 4, Barbara Watson; 5, M. Neale; 6, G. Wade. Tive Stock HEAVIER I Dairy Calf---1, R. Powell; 2, K. Powell; 3, W. McLean, 3, Donald Kemp; 4, | 2, W. | 6, Pmily | Apples--1, J. | 1 G. Divine; 4, Glenn Crawford; 6, E, | Wade; 3, C, Crawford; 4, Nicholson. Showmanship--1, G, Wade; 2, C. Crawford; 3, G. Bradley; 4, P, Nicholson. Pet Dogs, Special--1, D. Johns; 2, N. Petty; 3, C. Barrett; 4, J. Somerville; 5, A. Pilkey: Contests School Singing--1, S.8. No, 4, Senjor; 2, S.S, Union No. 1;-3, S. 8. No, 1. Bird naming contest--1, Taylor; 2, F, Straughan: 3, Armstrong; 4, P. O'Connor; M. McGregor; 6, R. Green, | Harmonica Contest -- 1, TF. Straughan; 2, A. Pilkey; 3, Rus- sell Powell. Recitation--1, B. Balsdon; K, Watson; 8, E. Petty: 4, Teely; 5, Bernice Salesbury; W. McLean, Public Speaking--1," B. Mec- Quay; 2, A. Pilkey: 3. Nora Quig- ley; 4, David Grant: 5, M. Masul- ka; 6, Mildred Hollinger, P. Ray J. 5, 2 "» A. 6, Port Perry Miss M. Cockburn, Correspondent PORT PERRY, Sept. 26, --Miss Frances Mellow, of Toronto, was home for the week-end. Mrs. Brain, of Oshawa, was vis- iting in Port. Perry last week. Mrs. C, L. Vickery, of Prince Albert, is visiting at the home! of her son, Mr. N. Fwers. Mr. H. L. Collacutt was in Peter- boro, last week where he was judg- ing horses at the Fair. Miss Cobbledick, of Toronto, was a week-end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Brock. Mr. Geo. 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