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Clinton New-Heoord, Thursday, AiMWsttl, UW7
Flower Show Results
(cpn'jtinued from page I)
A sters: Mr?. AX’t Groves,
Mr s. W. Col clough; Cosmos: L.
Jotinston, Mrs. F. Fingland;
lai ;ge zinnias, L. Jo’hnston, Mrs.,
Brock Olde; small zinnias,
C;hayles Cook, Mrrs. Don Pullen,
"plain petunias. L. johnston,
Mrs. Edith Lovett; frilled pet
unias, Mrs.P. Westerhout, Mrs.
pon Pullen, pan sies, C. Proc
tor, Mrs, Don Pullen; snapdra-
gon, L. Johnston, Mrs, Art
Groves, afriican marigold,
• Charles Cook, L, Johnston;
French marigold, Mrs. H. John
ston, Mrs. E, Hingland; stocks?
Mrs. F, Fingdand; Phlox? L.
Johnston, Mrs, E. Galachiuk,
White gladr, Hazel Collins?
Dorothy Cplllins; red glad, C.
Proctor, Mrs:, Charles Nelson;
pink glad, Mrs, Elva Jenkins,
C. Proctor; yellow glad, Cliff
Proctor, Miiss Jean McEwen;
any other cplor of glad, Mrs.
Elva Jenkins, Mrs. Stanley Col-
lips; three glads, Mrs. Elya
Jpnkins? Mrs. .Stanley Collin?,
basket of glads,, Miss Jean Mc
Ewen, Mrs.’Stewart Middleton;
peace rose, Mrs. H. Noonan,
Mrs. R. B. Campbell, Mrs. Don
Middleton; pink rose, D. H.
Miles, Mrs, E, Mittel, Mrs.
R, B. Campbell;; any other var
iety Of H.T, , D. H, Miles,
Mrs. E. Mittell, Mrs. R. B,
Campbell; floribundas or gran-
difloras, Mrs. Bi’ock Olde, Mrs.
Elva Jenkins, Mrs. W. T. Her
man.
Assorted roses, Mrs. Don
Middleton, Mrs. W. T, Herman,
Mrs. Charles Nelson; basket
of Zinnias, Charles CookfCan*
ada’’s flag, Mrs. Charles Nel.
sort; coffee table arrangement,
L. Johnston, Mrs. Charles •
Cook, Mrs. C. Van Damme;
corsage, Janet Fisher, L« John-
ston, Mrs. C. Van Damme;
RODEO
ACTION AT ITS
BEST!
The Fourth Annual Mid-Western
Rodeo in
miniature, L. Johnston, Mrs.
H. Johnston? Mrs. Stewart Mld»
dleton; dininrg table arrange-
ment, Mrs. De in Middle ton, Mrs.
H. Johnston, Miss J. McEwen;
assorted garden flowers, Mrs.
Stewart Midfileton, L. Johnston,
Mrs. M. Durst; flowers same
color as container, L. John-
sfon, Mrs, Stewart Middleton,
Mrs, Don Middleton; mantel
arrangement, Mrs. Stewart
Middletonj, Charles Cook, Mrs.
C. Van Da ,mme.
Teapot arrangement, Mrs.
Stewart Middleton,' L, Johnston,
Mrs. Elwa Jenkins; grandma’s
house, M/rs. Stewart Middleton?
Charles Cook, Mrs, Pon Middle*
ton; folflage plant, L. Johnston;
tuberou s begonias, Charles
Cook, Mrs. Don Middleton;
mums, Mrs, W, T. Herman,
Mrs. £ Stewart Middleton; best
unusual potted plant, Charles
Cunningham, P, Westerhout,
Mrs. Stewart Middleton; any
flowe r not listed, Mrs. Charles
Nelson, Miss Emma Plumsteel,
Mrs. P. Westerhout, large dah
lia, ;Mrs, Gordon Cudmore?
Charles Cook, Miss Jean Mc
Ewen; cactus dahlia, Charles
Cool;, I?.' Johnston? Mrs, Stew
art 1 Middleton; semi-cactus dah
lia, Charles Cook, Miss Jean
McElwen, Mrs. Stewart Middle
ton.
Miniature dahlia, L. John
ston, Mrs. C. Van Damme, K.
Van Riesin; three dahlias, L,
Johnston, Mrs. Stewart Middle-
ton. Mrs. Stanley Collins.
PEJB.LIC SCHOOL CHILDREN
Large zinnias, Debbie John,
ston; small zinnias, Debbie
Johns ton, Billy Collins, Dianne
Collins; asters, Debbie John
ston, Bonnie Johnston, Jim Cud.
more; pansies, Debbie Johnston
Bonnie Johnston, Alex Wester-
Jaout; snapdragon, Cathy Cud.
mores; single petunia, Paul Van
Dam me, Bonnie Johnston, Deb
bie 'Thompson; table bouquet,
Bonnie Johnston, Paul Van
Damme, Jim Cudmore, Debbie
Johnston, Cathy Cudmore.
Animal, Paul Van Damme,
Chr istiane Marshall, Paul Gal*
achiuk, Brenda Galachiuk, Mar.
nie Middleton.
Best glad, Mrs. Elva Jenkins.
Best dahlia, Mrs. Gordon Cud-
more.
Dungannon
semi-cactus dahliaThese three dahlias were judged the best in
their classes at the Clinton Citizens’ Horticul
tural Society Flower Show in the Council
Chamber last Friday. On the left is the best
dahlia in the show? entered by Mrs.. Gordon
Cudmore. That particular bloom also took
first prize in the large display dahlia class.
In the middle is
and on the right- is the best eactus , dahlia,
both shown by R, C. Cook. In selecting a
winner, the judge was looking for uniform
color, perfect petals, fresh foliage, and general
healthy appearance.
DUNGANNON -Bi 11 Blake and
Bob Eedy accompanied by
Ronald Black dhd George
Finnigan of Goderich are spend
ing the weeK at Expo ^67?
'Y
A group of eleven young people
from Nile and Dungannon Hi
Qs accompanied by Rev. Qlep
Wright, left by train from Lon.
don on Tuesday morning for a
few days at Expo’67. They will
return on Friday,
* * ¥
The sympathy of the commu
nity is extended to Mason Mc
Allister and family In the death
of Mrs. McAllister in Victoria
hospital, London on Monday,
* * * *
The Womens institute will
meet on. August 31 at 8:30 p.m.
at the home pf Mrs, Jack Cae
sar. Home Economics is the
topic. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Pon Aubin at
tended the wedding of Mrs,
Aubin’s sister, Sandra Peach,
man to Verdun Reid in Knox
Presbyterian church, Acton.on
Saturday, Lyn Aubin, neice of
the bride was flower girl,
Irene Nickel pf Wlarton vi
sited with Rosemary Eedy at
the weekend.♦ ’ ♦
Harold Sproul and Mrs,
Warner Sproul of Davidson, Sa.
skatchewan are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Elliott
and other relatives.
* * *
Mrs, Cepll Blake and
Barbara are spending this week
at Expo ?67,* * ♦
Congratulations are extended
to JCaren Dawson, R.N. who
was one of the 1967 graduating
class of twenty-six ladies at
South Waterloo Memorial hos-
pital? Galt and was also vale-
EXETER
Sat., Sept. 2, Sun, Sept. 3
races, daring rodeo clowns and all
the action of the biggest r odeo in
Western Ontario. Starts at 'f:00 p.m.
each day. Covered grand stand.
Life is like a mirror; it
never reflects more than we
put into it.
Remember, you can’t lift
yourself by downing others.
SERVICE AND
SUMMER
CLEANOUTS
Make Your Arrangements Now
Before The Fall Rush
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Phone 48'2-9411 , Clinton
Contact Us For All Your Fuel Oil Needs
OIL. BURNER
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
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Total Value 4.07 __;___ Special 2.75
3-RING BINDER with 1 Yz" Ring
and Clip inside ____ _____ 3.50 each
BRIEF CASES in Leather ith
3 Inside Sections .... 6.95 - 7.95 - 9.95
SCHOOL B/AGS in Plastic and
Lea ther .................. 3.50 - 3.95 - 5.95
SCHOOL LUNCH BOX with genuine
Thermos Bottle_____......______. 3.98
BALL PF;NS ----------------------------- 10c to 5.00
nylon, tip pens ...... .................... 29c to 98t
3-RINC; PAPER - 250 sheets ................... 98c
3-RING BOOK REFILLS 1. 15c - 25c ■ 49c - 69c.
JUMP.O STORM BAG—size 18x16 . ... 1.25
MAGIC MARKERS—assorted
ictorlan at the graduations
Karen is spending a week^s
vacation at the home pf her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, K.K,
, Dawsen before returning to Galt
where she is going on the nur-
sing staff of the hospital. At
tending the graduation fTorr
here were Mr, and Mrs, K,
K. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. David
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. George
Dawson and her grandmother,
Mrs. Straughan of Goderich.*" ♦ *
Mr, and Mrs. J. Reive and
David of Thamesvllle visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Irvin and called on other
friends on Sunday.
* * *
LUCKNOW
BLYTH - CLINTON
LADIES
BOWLING
LEAGUE
FOOTWEAR
LUCKNOW - There will be
fun for all at the Lucknow Fall
Fair September 15 and 16.
Friday evening at 8 p.m. the
hall will be open and all are
welcome.
Saturday at 1 p.m, the mam
moth narade down Main Street
After a full afternoon of enter
tainment an evening of fun is
planned. At 8 p.m. the doors
will open and games of chance;
dancing to two orchestras, and
the final results of the Beauty
Queen contest, for a good even
ing of fun for all.
Sunday a community church
to bring to a climax Lucknow’s
Centennial celebrations.
Will Meet September 12 at 8:30 p.m,
at the
Former Crown Lane
Alley.
Anyone wishing to bowl and is
unable to attend, contact Ward Knox
or Trudy Wilson, Clinton president.
For
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MEN'S from 2,59 up
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth
CHOOSE YOUR PERSONAL CENTENNIAL PROJECT
TYPEWRITERS
Ih order to obtain the best results, we Urge
ell students to commence on the opening d*te.
Senior Courses issued by the
ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
1966-67 Graduates have obtained positions
arid other centres.
PREPARE YOURSELF FOR A BUSINESS CAREER
at London, Strafford, Kitchener, Clinton, 'Griderich
The color was tangerine, the flowers were glads and roses and
the class was mantle arrangements. Mrs. Stewart Middleton
won first prize with this entry which featured eucalyptus branches
and a tiny artificial bird at the edge of the bottom rose. Standing
about two and a half feet tall, the arrangement won praise from
the large crowd which flowed through the Council Chambers
to view the colorful display of flowers placed under the direction
of the local Horticultural Society.
OBITUARY
CHESTER LOUIS PARSONS
, HENSALL - Word has been
received by Mrs. Edith Rich,
ards of the death of her bro.
ther, Chester Louis (Chuck)
Parsons. Mr. Parsons, who had
been ailing for some time, died
at the University Hospital, Ed-
monton, Alberta. He was in his
72nd year.
The son of the late Mary
and Sampson Parsons, the de-
ceased spent his early life on
the homestead now owned by
his brother, Roy. He later took
up ranching in Alberta and was
married to Molly Wickenburg
who predeceased him in 1957.
Of this marriage, there were
two sons, Albert of Tees, Al
berta, and Roy of Red Deer,
Alberta; and one daughter, Mrs.
Cameron (Gladys) Lasdell,
Prairie Valley, Alberta.
Also surviving are his wife,
the former Margaret Ferguson;
brothers Roy of Exeter, Reg
of Wisconsin and Frank of Hen.
sail; and sisters, Mrs. Edith
Richards of Exeter and Mrs.
William (Corsina) Gardiner,
Meaford.
Funeral service was in La
combe, Alberta. Attending from
this district were Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Parsons, Ailsa Craig.
Do not allow passengers to
ride on your tractor. A trac
tor is a dangerous place to
have a backseat driver, warns
Farm Safety Specialist H.
Wright, Ontario Department
of Agriculture and Food, There
is no place for a passenger to
hang on safely and could prove
fatal.
We Still Have ,
88th birthday
Mrs.' Gifford Crich celebra
ted her 88th birthday on Aug
ust 28 at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Crich, R. R. 3
Seaforth, where she resides.
The octogenarian is in good
health and very much alert to
modern day trends. She enjoy,
ed Monday’s celebration with
her family including several of
her grandchildren.
Masons picnic
at Bayfield
The annual Summer Parfy of
the 1966 Worshipful Masters of
London District, of the Masonic
Order, was held once again at
the stimttier residence of John
and Olive Carson in Bayfield.
The rhihy day became a sunny
day in time fbi’ the masters
with their' faftiilies to enjoy
some swimmihg, boatihg and
water skiing. The eiitire party
Of fifty or more climaxed the
day with ah informal buffet sup.
per on the spacious lawn
of “Jolli-Home” on Tuyll
Sti-eef.
Two of the past District Dep
utyGrand Masters were in at*
tendance, Mr. Ernest Hord and
Mr1. Herbert Hudson, With their
secretaries, Blake Kennedy and
Leslie Salmon.
Jon Hall, secretary for the
group,organized the successful
affair.
All present were delighted
With the beatify and serenity Of
Bayfield.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
August 31 - September 1
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