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FIELD DAY HELD
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JUNIOR GIRLS
Running Broad Jump—Doris Mach-
an, Joyce Moffatt, Nancy Hutcheson.
Running High Jump—Joyce Moffat,
Veda Arthur, Doris Machan. Stand-
ing Broad Jump — Doris Machan,
Joyce Moffat, Nancy Hutcheson. Book
on Head Race—Joyce Moffat, Nancy
Hutcheson, Doris Machan. Running
Race—Nancy Hutcheson, Doris Mee-
han. Running Race—Nancy I-iutches-
on, Doris Machan, Gail Colvin and
Joyce Moffatt (tied). Novelty Race,
Betty Stone, Gail Colvin, Nancy Hut-
cheson and Mary Lou Dunlop (tied).
Three-legged race—Doris Machan and
Florence Sanderson, Nancy Hutcheson
and Betty Stone, Helen Ford and
Joyce Moffat. Soft Ball Throw, Flor-
ence Sanderson, Nancy Hutcheson,
Doris Machan and Dawna Moffatt
(tied). Relay Race (Juniors and In-
termediates) Gael Colvin, Florence
Sanderson, Nancy Hutcheson, Doris
Machan; 2nd Barbara Merrick, Mari-
on Chittick, Alice Hayden, Mary
Frances Currie; 3rd, Veda Arthur,
Betty Foxton, Betty Stone, Dawna
Moffatt. Junior Girls' Champion—
Doris Machan. Runner-up, Nancy
Hutcheson.
JUNIOR BOYS
Softball Throw—Jim Bain, Bob
Aitken, James Rae. Standing Broad
Jump—James Rae, Billy Hotchkiss,
Frank Houghton. Running Broad
Jump, James Rae, Jim Bain, Billy
Hotchkiss. High Jump, Jim Bain,
James Rae, Danny Stuckey. Three-
legged Race—James Rae and Frank
Houghton; Jim Bain and Billy Hotch-
kiss, Ray Murray and Lester Burden.
Run, hop, skip and jump, Jim Bain,
Lester Burden, Bob Aitken. Foot
Race, Frank. Houghton, Jim Bain,
James Rae. Wheelbarrow Race—Jim
Bain, Billy Hotchkiss, Ray Murray,
Frank Houghton, James Rae, David
Cameron. Champion—Jim Bain; run-
ner-up, James Rae.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Running Race—Mary Frances Cur-
rie, Barbara Merrick, Marion Chittick.
Softball Throw, Mary Frances Currie,
Marlene Stainton, Marion" Chittick.
Book on Head Race, Marlene Stain-
ton, Marion Chittick, Mary Frances
Currie. Running Broad Jump, Mary
Frances Currie, Jean Rintoul, Bar-
bara Merrick. Three-legged Race,
Mary Frances Currie, Marlene Stain-
ton; 2nd Alice Hayden, Marion Chit-
tick; 3rd Barbara Merrick, Mary Rae,
Novelty Race, Mary Rae, Marlene
Stainton, Jean Rintoul, Standing
Broad Jump, Mary Frances Currie,
Barbara Merrick, Alice Hayden. Run-
ning' High Jump, Barbara Merrick,
Mary Frances Currie, Alice Hayden.
Champion, Mary Frances Currie; run-
ner-up, Barbara Merrick.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Three-legged Race, Carmon Benn-
ett, Jim Newman; 2nd Jim Campbell,
John Wild; 3rd David Slosser, Barry
Fryfogle, Running Nigh Jump, John
Wild, Cannon Bennett, Ian Hether-
ington. Pole Vault, jhn Campbell,
Jim Lockridge, John Wild. Foot
Race, Jim. Newman, Barry Fryfogle,
Jim Campbell. Standing Broad Jump,
Gregory Buchanan, Jim Campbell,
Ftetnk Gibbsons. Running, hop, step
and jump—David Slosser, Jim Camp-
bell, Ian Hetherington. Soft Ball
throw, Barry Fryfogle,,.CavmO1MAS
nett, Ian Hetherinton. Standing,
hop, step and jump—Bill Robertson,
Gregory Buchanan, David Slosser,
Running Broad jump—1 an Hethering-
ton, Carmon Bennett, Barry Fryfogle,
Champion—Jim Campbell, runner-up,
Cannon Bennett,
SENIOR GIRLS
Softball Throw—Joan Seddon, Joy
Cowan, Patsy Dawson, Book on head
Patsy Carmichael. Running Broad
Jump—Patsy Dawson, Doreen Mac-
han, Gcraldean Stone. Three-legged
race—Doreen Machan, Patsy Dawson;
2nd Carol Derbecker, Mary Louise
Town; .81:el'aldeaStnetteo Gen-
evieve*Mir Race—Doreen
Machan, Patsy Dawson, Carol Der-
becker, Mary Louise Town; 2nd Joan
Seddon, Patsy Carmichael, Joan
Loughlean, Gail Purdon; 3rd Gerldean
Stone, Louise Campbell, Genevieve
Skinn, Donna Gerrie. Novelty Race—
Carol Derbecker, Catherine Keating,
Running Race—Doreen Machan,
Mary Louise Town, Carol Derbecker,
race—Carol Derbecker, Sally Slosser,
Eleanor Crompton. Standing Broad-
jump—Patsy Dawson, Doreen Mac-
han, Louise Campbell. Running High
Jump—Patsy Dawson, Gwen Arthur,
Smut Seddon, Champion—Patsy Daw-
son; runner-up, Doreen Machan,
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PRIZE WINNERS
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andah, Mrs. Geo, Baker, Mrs. Geo.
Brown; scabiosa, 6, Mrs. Salkeld;
Best basket of flowers, suitable for
church decoration, Mrs. Salkeld, Nor-
man Wade.
man Wade; geraniums, best collection
of 4 plants, Mrs. Geo. Brown.
LADIES' WORK
Living and Dining Room Furnishings
Fancy pillow, any kind, Mrs. Heim-
pel, E. Farrish; Luncheon set, 1 run-
ner, 6 mats, Mrs. Heimpel; afghan,
wool, crocheted or knitted, Mrs. Sal-
keld, Mrs. Heimpel; crocheted lace
One pair towels, embroidered, Mrs.
table cloth, Mrs. Heimpel; chester-
field set, 3 pieces, Mrs, Heimpel, Mel
Taylor; buffet set, modern, Mrs,
Heimpel, °Mrs. Salkeld; bridge set,
modern, ' Mrs. Salkeld; bridge table
cover, quilted, R. Gibson,
Bedroom Furnishings
Salkeld, Mrs. Wolfe; one pair guest
towels, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Wolfe;
hot water bottle cover, Mrs. Heimpel;
one pair pillow cases, embroidered,
Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Salkeld; one pair
pillow cases, any other • kind, Mrs.
Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel; sheets and
pillow cases to match, Mrs. I'eimpel;
boudoir pillow, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs.
Sharpin; vanity set, 3 pieces, Mrs.
Heimpel, Mrs. Wolfe.
Ladies' Personal Wear
Ladies' night dress, R. Gibson, Mrs.
Heimpel; ladies' house coat, hanger
attached, Mrs. Heimpel, R. Gibson;
Ladies' pyjama suit, R, Gibson, E.
Farrish; ladies' house dress, home
made, hanger attached, Mrs. E, Giles,
Mrs. Salkeld; convalescent jacket, any
kind, Mrs, Salkeld; serviceable kit-
chen apron, Alex Taylor, Mrs, E, Gil-
es; ladies' knitted pullover, Mrs. Sal-
held, Mrs. Heimpel; ladies' bag, fancy,
Mrs. Salkeld.; new style shopping bag,
Mrs. SalkAl, Mrs. Heimpel; ladies'
slip, home-made, Airs. Heimpel, R.
Gibson.
Children's Wear
Child's dress, made from used
clothing, Mrs, Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel;
child's sweater, knit or crochet, Mrs.
Salkeld, Mrs, Sharpin; smocking on
child's dress, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Sal-
held,
Domestic Needle Craft
Comforter, hand made, wool filling,
R. Gibson; quilt, pieced cotton, Mrs.
Sharpin, Mrs. Salkeld; quilt, appli-
que, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Sharpin; Quilt,
fancy quilting, new style, Mrs. Shar-
pin, Mrs. Geo, Baker; bed spread,
new idea, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Wolfe;
men's hand knit gloves, Mrs. Heim-
pel, Mrs. Salkeld; 'braided mat, Mrs.
Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel; hooked rag
mat, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel Mat,
A.0,K., Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs, Heimpel;
men's socks, fine, diamond pattern,
Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel;.ladies'
knitted wool gloves, E. Farrish, Mrs.
Heimpel.
Miscellaneous Needle Craft
Specimen, needlepoint, Mrs, Sal-
keld, Mrs. Heimpel; hand-made toy,
cotton, R. Gibson, Mrs. Salkeld;
hand-made dressed doll, Mrs. Salkeld,
R. Gibson; best article boy's clothing,
made from old garment, Mrs. Heim-
pel, Mrs. Salkeld; single piece, not
listed above, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs, Sal-
keld; tatting, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs.
Sharpin; best article girls' clothing,
made from old garment, Mrs. Sharpin,
Mrs. Heimpel, lace, crochet, Mrs.
Heimpel.
Howick Residents Only
Quilt blocks, four different patterns,
R. Gibson, Mrs. Heimpel; Infant's
jacket, bonnet and bootees, Mrs, Hei-
mpel; Child's Sweater coat, Mrs. Shar-
pin, Mrs. Heimpel; cotton quilt, piec-
ed, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Sharpin;
ladies' knitted sweater, Mrs. Heimpel,
Mrs. Sharpin; pot holders, three pat-
terns, Mrs. Heimpel; hooked rag mat,
son, Mrs, Heimpel; laundered table-
cloth, Mrs. E.93alter, Mrs. Heimpel;
tea apron, R. Gibson, Mrs. Heimpel;
bedroom display, Gorrie Wrox-
eter W.I., Vordwich 'W.I.
Household Science
Salad (individual) made of home
grown vegetables, Alex 'Taylor, Jean
Lohr; tea towel, hemmed by hand,
Jean Lobe.
Ladies Over 65 Years
Best piece of work by lady over 6,5
(exhibitor's .name attached): Mr,s,
Jeff Musgrove,
SPECIALS
Best decorated bicycle, Kathryn
Jacques, Geo, Newton, Grace Paulin,
Alice Downey.
Oldest man on grounds, Wm, Wade
of Fordwich (94).
Largest family on grounds, Mrs.
Pearl Duke, Fordwich.
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