HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-05-30, Page 2Prot 2+--L ow Seale el, Wednesday, May 30, 1979
Tini Gardner and Joan Robinson sold plants and home made baking at the Horticultural
Society Tea on May 23. The theme' of the show was tke Versatility of Flowers and Joan's
garden hat proves flowers are versatile as trimming Onhatstoo. [Sentinel Staff Photoj -
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Fiower wisp
The versatility. .of . flowers.
was chosen as the theme for
The May Horticultural ,Soci-
ety 'flower . display, and tea
-held at the Legion Hall on
Wednesday, ; May 23:. The
archway inside the .door was
decorated with flowering
crab. Mrs. Evelyn. Hender-
son . and Mrs. Audrey Mac-
Donald received' approzi-
«ntsttely 180 guests who sign-
ed the. guest book which
-- Beryl Mowbray was .:. in
charge of. •
Joan Robinson and Tena
Gardiner were in charge of
the saletable; Edith Webster
donated an embroidered pic-
ture on which . tickets were
sold: Ted,Collyer Sr. was the
lucky winner.
Ruth Bogues and Marg
Grant ` had `..a display of
"Strings and Things". Inter-
national Year of the . Child
was represented by a display
co-ordinated` by Edith Web-
• ster and Eileen Greer. The
emblem 'of the Horticultural
Society, the Trillium, was
-displayed by Belle .Mole.
Eunice Cunningham showed
her lovely display of flowers
Amish hold �.
immunization
Clink -
A polio immunization clin-
ic at the Amish school on
Friday was well attended by
members of the Amish corn-
munity in this area. concern
about immunization against
the disease arose earlier this
month when two members of.
an: Amish community in Nor-
wich were . hospitalized in
London with diagnosedcases,
of polio.
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Sign on bakery truck:
"We say it with flours." •
y and tea
on hand painted china.
Cedarhili Nursery showed
their interest in flowers with
a display of products .they
have available. They donated
a flat of spring flowers as a
door prize, which was won by
Mrs: Allister Hughes.
A little "Dutch Garden
Nook" was made up b.y Mrs.
Doug .Kaufman, and. Mrs. H.
Hilverda. Mrs. McNaughton
had ;a tableof 6;4eet*
Mrs Beatrice Adams gave
a, geperous donation of .mon-
cy,with which the alarm clock
prizes were ,bought: ,.
Mrs,, Stone house and] Mrs.
George Whitby were conven-
ers.in charge of the afternoon
tea. Theladies who poured
were:'Mrs. Jim Little, Mrs.
Jean Jardine, Mrs. Wilfred
Drennan Miss Liella Finlay-
son, Mrs. Alleda Wightman,
Miss., Ada. .Webster; Mrs.
Harvey Webster, Mrs. Allist-
er Hughes, Mrs. Cecil Blake.
apd Mrs,, Harold Treleaven.
The lawn chairs and arch
.which.,added, ,colout',,.,do the
hall Were loaned by Machan
Hardware.
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as
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Certificates t.
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'Standard - District - Greymtic
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Also paying . as high as "10 3/8%
on 1 year business
Invest Through
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