There followed the First Air contest in which the Western School finished second and the Jewish troop first. The Land Scouts again occupied third position. Each team consisted of four Scouts and one patient. Nature of injuries (two), identical for each team, were pinned to the patient's shirt shortly before the competition started.
Next came cooking which was won by the Western School Two eggs were fried by each team consisting of two Scouts and served to the judges on a plate. Because women know best, Mrs A. E. Seddun, Mrs. K. M. Bourne and Mrs. W. C. Cassels were appointed to make the decisions. The Western School did the best work, turning out high quality food in the shortest time, Simultaneously, the Kim's Game took place. Teams were lined up about 50 yards from the place where 24 large and assorted articles were displayed, When a whistle was blown the Scouts ran to the place and observed the tides displayed. On a second whistle blown they ran back to the starting point. The time between the two whistles was one minute, On returning to the starting point each Scout wrote on a piece of paper from memory within five minutes a list of articles remembered.
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