However, from 1928 on, the provincial association seems to have continued to operate until 1936. C. Ireland was Secretary in 1929 before in 1931 T. Bruce Taylor was elected President with Thomas Greeley as Secretary-Treasurer. The 1933 AGM was held in Halifax on March 23, with T. Bruce Taylor as President, B.T. Milne Vice-President and Thomas Greeley, again Secretary-Treasurer. In 1934, the AGM was held on July 31 and T. Bruce Taylor was once again elected President with B.T. Milne and Robert Barrett as Vice-Presidents. J. Hurst and B.T. Milne were delegates to the DCFA AGM in Winnipeg in September of that year. In 1935, T. Bruce Taylor was once again President with Lieut R.C. Hervey as Vice-President and Thomas Greeley as Secretary-Treasurer. This year for the first, time Nova Scotia entered a team for the Dominion Championship. That team was Halifax St. George's Aces, who played the Aldred Soccer Club of Montreal in early August. In the first game Halifax was beaten 6–0 and in the second 6–1. In 1936 T. Bruce Taylor was returned as President, along with Robert Barrett as Vice-President and Thomas Greeley as Secretary-Treasurer. Delegates to the DCFA were Robert Barrett and B.T. Milne. The AGM backed a proposal for the formation of a Maritime Football Association.