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The following is a complete
list of winners from the Clinton
Horticulatural Society's Rose
Show held June 25 at the
Clinton town hall.
Hybrid tea, white or near
white, (one bloom): Mrs. 4. W.
Counters Mr. Harvey Howard,
Mr. Charles Cook.
Hybrid Tea, Yellow, (one
blown); Mrs, J,W. Counter, Mr,
:Harvey Howard, Mrs, R.B.
,Campbell.
Hybrid Tea, Pink, (one
,bloom): Mrs. F. Fingland, Mrs.
R,B. Campbell, Mr. Charles
rook.
Hybrid Tea, Red, (one
:bloom): Mrs. B, Olde, Mrs. J.W.
Counter, Mr. Charles Cook.
Hybrid Tea, Any other
.Gordon
olour, (one bloom): Mr.
G Rathwen, Mrs, J,W.
Counter, Mrs. F. Fingland.
' One bloom Peace, yellow
Only: Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs.
.R.B, Campbell, Mrs. Bill Hearn.
One bloom Peace, any other
colour; Miss Dorothy Marquis,
Mrs, Bill Hearn, Mrs.Sadie
Mitten.
Three stems Grandiftora, any
colour: Mrs. Don Pullen, Mrs.
William Craig, Mrs. J.W.
Counter.
Three blooms Hybrid Tea,
any colour or colours: Mrs. R.B.
Campbell, Mrs. B. Olde, Mrs.
J.W. Counter,
Three stems Polyanthas or
Floribundas: Mrs. F. Fingland,
Mrs. Ron McCann, Mrs. J.W.
• Counter.
Three stems Climbers, any
colour: Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs.
Ron McCann, Mrs. Harry Ball.
Seven roses in a container:
Mrs. J.W. Counter, Miss Dorothy
Marquis, Mr. Gordon Rathwell,
Arrangement of Climbers or
Ramblers any colour: Mrs. Don
Pullen, Miss Dorothy Marquis,
Mrs. WA, Glazier.
Dining room table,
arrangement of roses not over
10" high: .Mrs. William Hearn,
Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs. R.B.
Campbell.
Arrangement of roses, suitable
for mantel: Mrs. Stewart
Middleton, Mrs. J.W. Counter,
Mrs. William Hearn.
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NOTICE
THE COUNTY OF HURON
PLANNING BOARD
RE Official Plan
Public meetings Will be held in the locations and at times
noted beiges for the purpose of discussing the proposed
official Plan -tor the County of Huron.
These are Open Meetings and you are invited to attend,
Anyone unable to be present may forward written
submitsion to the secretary of the Planning Board On or
before July 19,1911.
Exeter — Town — Tuts., July 20, 8:30 p.m.
Clinton — Town Hall — Thurs., July 22, 8.'30 p.m.
Wingham — Town Hall Mon., July 26, 8:30 PA,
John G. Berry, Charles Thomas,
Secretary, Chairman.
Court House, Goderich.
Ite$tats of Auburn
Frances Houston
Bose Show
Rose Corsage: . Mrs. .LW.
Counter, Mrs, M. Zablocki, Mrs.
Charles. Nelson.
Artistic arrangement of
pansies: Mrs. Den Pullen, Mrs.
R.I3, Campbell, Mrs. J,W,
Counter,
Five stems of Sweet William:
Mrs, M. Zablocki, Mrs. Don
Pullen, Mrs. M. Define.
Three stems of any Flowering
Shrub: Mrs, Den Pullen,, Mrs,
J.W,Counter, Mrs. Fred Slomin,
Container of Mieed Garden
Flowers: Mrs. Don Pullen, Mrs.
Charles Nelson, Mrs. Stewart
Middleton. Flower arrangement
using a candle: Mrs. Stewart
Middleton, Mrs. Charles Nelson,
Mrs. J.W. Counter.
SPECIAL PRIZES
Cash award Donated by Bank
of Montreal for the Champion
Rose to be chosen: Mrs. J.W.
Counter, for a Peace
Rose. Trophy Donated by
Red Rose Tea Co., for Best Red
Rose, to be chosen: Mrs.
Oldejor a Christian Dior.
Silver Rose Bowl, Donated by
Royal Bank of Canada for
highest Number of points
acquired by a single exhibiter:
Mrs. J.W. Counter.
CHILDREN OF PUBLIC
SCHOOL AGE
Container of Mixed Garden
Flowers: Cindy Middleton, Paul
Van Damme.
Arrangement of sized named
varieties of evaipide flowers:
Cindy Middleton, Fred
Middleton, Shelly Middleton,
Ronnie Taylor, RR1 Brucefield,
Raymond Wheeler.
Prizes of $1.00 each and a
Special Book for the winner.
Prizes were donated by Mrs. F.
Fingland.
JUNIOR GARDENERS,
MEMBERS ONLY
Arrangement of Foliages with
accessories: Paul Van Damme,
Brenda Galachiuk, Paul
Galachiuk.
A Tray Favour for a sick
room: Cindy Middleton, Brenda
Galachiuk, Paul Van Demme;
Judge: Mrs. Jean McKee.
Plaque for Grandmother's
Parlor: Adrienne Woods, Cindy
Middleton, Jane Symonds.
Varna
BY FRED McCLYMONT
Mr. and Mrs, Orville Blake of
Holmesville celebrated their
40th wedding anniversary at the
home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Reid, on Thursday evening, June
24.
Thirty-five relatives attended
the dinner party. Those
attending were from Clinton,
Seaforth, Hohnesville, Napanee,
Goderich, Brucefield and Varna,
Mr. Floyd McAsh of Hamilton
is spending a few days at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John MeAeh.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was administered in the
United Church last Sunday with
Rev. John Huether of Zurich in
charge of the service, The
flowers in the church were
placed by the Webber family in
memory of their son, Fred
Webber.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman,
returned missionaries from
Bolivia, will speak in Goshen
United* Church on Sunday
evening, July 11, at 8 p.m.
HEATHER REID
Heather Cameron Reid,
daughter of Fit, Lt, (Ret'd) and
Mrs. Thomas W. Reid, London
Road, Kippen, Ontario, is a
recent graduate of Woodstock
General Hospital School of
Nursing. Miss Reid is a former
graduate of South Huron
District High School, Exeter,
Ontario.
VERA LYON
Vera Elinor Lyon completed a
two-year course at the School
for Graduate Nurses at McGill
University and at Convocation
recently held in Montreal was
granted the degree of Bachelor
of Nursing.
She is the daughter of Stanley
Lyon, Blyth, graduated from
C.D.C.I. and Victoria Hospital in
London and has worked in
hospitals in Hazeiton and Queen
Charlotte Islands, B.C. At
present, she is with the Board of
World Mission of the United
Church of Canada and will be
returning to teach nursing
students in Kenya in East Africa.
Constance
BY MARY McILWAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator,
Dianne and Nancy and Mr, and
Mrs. Russell King and Eugene of
Exeter returned home on
Wednesday evening after
spending the past few weeks on
a trip to the East Coast,
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby spent
the past week -with her daughter
Mrs. Ken Settles of Winthrop.
Mts. Wayne lioegy and Scott
of London spent the past week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
William Dale and Cheryl.
Rhonda, Jeffrey and Scott
McMichael of Goderich spent a
few days the past week with
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Thompson and Joan.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Van der
Molars, Paul, Mark and Margie of
Oakville spent the weekend with
Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Tam, Sill and
Margie and Mr. Harold Whyte.
Paul and Mark remained for
holidays for this 'week.
Mrs. Pat Brietbarth end
Karen, Sharon and Bob
Thompson spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Terrence
Hunter of Colborne Township.
Mrs. Thelma firotriley of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. William Dale
and Cheryl.
The Constance Paareetere held
a church service at the
Lofidesboro United Church and
picnic at the home of Rev.
MacDonald on Sunday with a
good attendance.
Mr. and Mts. Bob Woods,
Debbie and Michele of
Ganatioque are spending this
week's holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Prank Ailey.
Mr. John Whyte and Jeffrey
of Oshawa visited on Monday at
the Whyte home. Jeffrey
remained to spend this week for
holidays.
BRIDAL, $I101613
Mrs. Donald Haines was
hostess to a surprise bridal
'shower for Mrs, William Clark
(nee Frances Houston) on her
lawn last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson
welcomed all and an
advertisement contest was
conducted by Miss Sharon
Collins and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock. Mrs. Sanderson had a
flower contest and Mrs. Haines a
button guessing contest,
Mrs, Donald Haines escorted
Mrs. Clark to a decorated chair
and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
pinned a corsage on her. Mrs. Ed
Davies read the address of
congratulations and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt presented her
with a purse of money,. Other
gifts in the wishing well were
also presented,
Mrs„ Clark thanked her
neighbours and friends for the
gifts. Over 60 ladies and children
attended.
Lunch was served by members
of the Presbyterian W.M.S.
group assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt.
Miss Erma Pfeffer, Milton
Pfeffer, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley
Fenton (nee Flo Pfeffer) and
Mrs. R. Hopkinson (formerly
Myrtle Pfeffer), all of Kitchener,
called on friends in the village
recently.
Howard Fowler of Goderich
visited last week one day with
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen.
Ed Daer is recuperating at his
home after surgery on his hand
in a London hospital.
Mrs. Charles Straughan of
Blyth and her daughter, Mrs.
Rqnald Pentland of North Bay,
are holidaying at their home
here.
' We are pleased to see Norman
McDowell home following
surgery in Goderich hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robb of
London spent the holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson.
Miss Gail Miller of Toronto
spent the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller.
Mrs. Mary Johnston has
returned to Goderich to her
daughter's, Mrs. Donald
Campbell, Mr, Campbell and
family, after visiting with her
brother, Frank Raithby, Mrs.
Raithby and John Raithby.
The family of the late Mr. and
Mrs. George Beadle held a
reunion in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall on
Sunday afternoon, June 27,
when relatives visited during the
afternoon. A smorgasbord
luncheon was served. Relatives
were present from Detroit, St.
Clair Shores and Almonte,
Michigan; Kitchener, London,
St. Catharines, Zurich, Goderich,
Wieghart, Belgrave, Blyth,
showered
Betimiller and Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay
arrived in the village last
weekend from Sault. Ste, Marie.
Mr. MacKay has now retired
from his career of teaching at
the Sault Ste. Marie Secondary
School and the couple will make
their home in the village.
Mrs, Keith Robinson and
daughter Kimberley of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
father and mother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Robinson.
Congratulations to Gordon
Miller on his being appointed
foreman of the Huron County
Roads, succeeding Frank Riley,
who is retired as of July 1.
George Collins, Miss Sharon
Collins and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock attended the funeral
of the former's mother, Mrs.
Arthur Collins, at Kincardine
last Tuesday. Also attending was
John Stadleman of Blyth and
Miss Jackie Collinson of Metall.
Albert Hunking of ' Detroit
and Stewart Ament of Blyth
visited one evening last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker
of Belgrave visited last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Johnston.
Reuel ion held
The 42nd Stephenson
Reunion was held on July 4 at
Seaforth Lions Park with 65
attending.
Committee members and
officers for 1972 and 1973 are:
president, Howard Armstrong;
vice-president, Wm. Dawson;
secretary, Mrs. Gerald Rathwell;
table committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Willert; freshie committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Consitt; tea
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stephenson; sports, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Taylor and Mr. and Mei.
Ralph Turner.
Race and game winners were:
oldest person, Lee M. Connell;
youngest person, Kathy
Rathwell; pre-school race,
Danny Turner, Sandra Willert;
boys 6-8, Mark Taylor, Scott
Consitt; girls 9-12, Kathy
Taylor, Bonnie Dawson; boys
9-12, Steven Armstrong, Mark
Taylor; young men, Billy
Stephenson, Terry Herd; young
ladies, Janice Turner; married
men, David Turner; married
ladies, Ruth Willert; kick the
slipper ladies, Sandra Turner;
kick the slipper men, Jim
Consitt; couples relay, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Consitt; couple with
largest waist, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Consitt; clothes pin relay, Ralph
Stephenson's team.
A candy scramble was
enjoyed by the pre-school
children.
The Stephenson picnic will be
held next year July 2 at Seaforth
Lions Park,
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