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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-01, Page 15• Entries were down slightly because of poor summer weather, but there was still an ex- , eellent showing at the Clinton Horticultural Society's annual flower show held last Friday. In the adult class, top point getter was Jean McEwen, left, while Bram Eendenburg was second, and Mrs. Marion Powell, and Mrs. Howard Curate were tie.difor third. (News- Record photo) • 0 Results of the Flower Show Asters, needle, 5 blooms: Mrs. Eendenburg, Ila Cudmore. Asters, powder puff, 5 blooms: Miss D. McEwen, Mrs. Lee McConnell, Marion Powell. Asters, any other type, 5 blooms: Bram Eendenburg, Ina Durst, Bess Fingland. Cosmos, large old fashioned, 5 stems: Evelyn Olde, Miss Jean McEwen, Mrs. Howard Currie. Cosmos, small orange, 5 • stems: Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Westerhout. Zinnias, large Dahlia flowered, 5 blooms: Mrs. Howard Currie, Miss McEwen, Mrs. P. Westerhout. Zinnias, large Cactus flowered, 5 blooms: B. Eendenburg, Ila Cudmore, Miss McEwen. 440Zinnias, small, 5 blooms: Miss J. McEwen, Mrs. H. Currie, Blossom Garrow. Petunias, single under 31/2" dia. 3 stems: Florence Pullen, Dorothy Marquis, J. McEwen. Petunias, single under 31/2" dia., 3 stems: Mrs. Ray Foster, Ina Durst, Blossom Garrow. *1 Petunias, double, 3 stems: Ina Durst, Blossom Garrow, Dorothy Marquis. o Snapdragons, rocket large, 3 * stems: B. Eendenburg, Mrs. B. Eendenburg, Mrs. C. Westerhout. Snapdragons, dwarf, any type, 3 stems: Marion- Powell, James Snell. Marigolds, double, under 11/2" dia., 5 blooms: J. McEwen, Ina Durst; Mrs. J. Snell. Marigolds, double, 11/2" to 3" Mdia., 5 blooms: J. McEwen, Mrs. Jim Snell, Marion McCann. Marigolds, double over 3" dia.,. • 5 blooms: Dorothy Marquis, J. McEwen, Marion McCann. Marigolds, single under 2" dia., 5blooms: J. McEwen. Sweet Peas, annudl, 7,stems: Mrs. P. W,esterhout, Evelyn Olde, Mrs. Jim Snell. Phlox Perennial, 3 stems: Marion McCann, Mrs. Mary Epps, Mrs. Howard Currie. Gladiolus, white, 1 spike: Mrs. Ray Fisher, Mrs. Westerhout, Mrs. Sloman. li Gladiolus red, 1 spike: Ila Cudmore, Mrs. Nellie Baker, Mrs. Howard Currie. Gladiolus, pink, 1 spike: Evelyn Olde, J. McEwen, Mrs. .8 loman, Gladiolus, yellow, 1 spike: J. McEwen, Mrs. Howard Currie. Gladiolus, any other colour, 1 spike: Mrs. Eendenburg, Evelyn Olde, Cela Sloman. Gladiolus, different varieties/ 3 • spikes: Mrs'. Nellie Baker, 13. Eendenburg, Miss McEwen. Dahlia, large 'decorative, 1 bloom: Bram Eendenburg, Mrs. • Eendenburg, Miss - Eedenburg, Miss McEwen. Dahlia, cactus, 1 bloom: B. Eendenburg, J. McEwen. Dahlia, semi cactus, 1 bloom: B. Eendenburg, Mrs. Een- denburg, Mrs. Mary Epps. Dahlia, miniature decorative or cactus, no pompoms, not over " dia., 3 blooms: Dorothy e4vi y arquis, Mrs. Sloman, Miss McEwen. Dahlia, pompoms, not over 2" dia. 3 blooms: Cela Sloman, B. Eendenburg, Mrs. , Howard Currie, Dahlia, ball, over 2" " dia., 3 blooms: Mrs. Howard Currie. Tuberous Begonias, any colour or colours, 3 blooms floating, with leaves: Bell Fingland, Mrs. Lee McConnell, Mary Epps. Rose Hybrid Tea, any colour, I bloom: Bess Fingland, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Nellie Baker. Rose Grandiflora, any colour, 1 stem: Mary Epps, Mrs. Lee McConnell. , y4� • Rose Floribunde, any colour, 1 stem: Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mary NOTICE Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are reminded that the third instalment of 1977 Taxes are due and payable by Sept. 15, 1977. Epps. Daisy, any type, 5 stems: Miss McEwan, Marion Powell, Ina Durst. Lily, any type, 1 bloom: Miss McEwan, Mrs. Jim Snell, Ila Cudmore. Any other annual garden flower grown from seed, 1 stem or 1 bloom: Jean McEwan, Mary Epps, Nellie Baker. Geranium, potted, grown from seed by exhibitor, first year' plant:' Mrs. Suzanne Brandon, Mrs. James Snell, Miss McEwan. Geranium, potted, grown from a slip by exhibitor, first year plant: Mrs. Jim Snell. Coleus, any colour or colours, 3 stems: Mrs. Howard Currie, Dorothy Marquis, Mary Epps. A collection of 7 different vegetables grown by exhibitor, 2 of each type: Jean McEwen, Blossom Garrow. Arrangements: Junior Gardeners True miniature arrangement, Using fruits or vegetables, not' over 3%" in any directions, make one person and one animal florets, may be used: Marion forming a scene in a cake pan: Powell, Cela Sloman, Jean Michael Pullen, David Pullen, McEwen. Alex Ivey, Henrietta S'neider. Arrangement in a small Zinnias, 5 blooms: Christine unusual container, originality to Baker, Todd Baker, Michael count: M. Sloman, Mary Epps, Pullen. Bess Fingland. Marigolds, 3 blooms: Public Artistic arrangem ent of Garden, Matthew Kerrigan. pansies: Blossom Garrow, Pansies, 5 blooms: Michael Evelyn Olde, Mrs. Jim Snell. Pullen, Christine Baker, Todd Coffee table arrangement: Baker, David Pullen, . Laurie Mrs. Jim Snell, Ila Cudmore, Peckitt. Mary Epps. Gladiolus, 1 spike: Christine Arrangement of assorted Baker, Michael Pullen, David roses: Jean Barnett, Blossom Pullen, Todd Baker, Lori Peckitt. Garrow, Mary Epps. Petunias, 5 blooms: Christine Baker, David Pullen, Matthew Kerrigan. Mantel arrangement: David Pullen, Matthew Kerrigan, Chris Kerrigan, Henrietta Snieder. Arrangement in a tea cup with saucer: Michael Pullen, Henrietta Snieder,. Christijie -'Baker, • Todd Baker, ; Chris Kerrigan, Matthew Kerrigan. Red potatoes, 5 on a paper plate: Todd Baker, Christine Baker, David Pullen, Michael Pullen. Carrots, 3 on a paper plate: Todd Baker, Matthew Kerrigan, Michael Pullen, Chris Kerrigan, David Pullen, Christine Baker. Miniature arrangement; Michael Pullen, Henrietta Snieder, Matthew Kerrigan, David Pullen, Chris • Kerrigan. I stem of any flower grown from seed, bought from child's own spending money: Michael Pullen, David Pullen. Biggest potato: Todd Baker. Biggest carrot: Matthew Kerrigan. Hanging arrangement: Henrietta'Snieder, David Pullen, Alek Ivey, Christine' Baker, Michael Pullen, Chris Kerrigan. Marion Powell, Marian McCann. Classes for children of elementary school age. Zinnias, large, 5 blooms: Elizabeth Brandon, Brad James, Lori Brandon. Asters, 5 blooms: Robert Snell, Brad James, Teresa Foster. Pansies, 5 blooms: Julie Anne Baker, Brad James, Elizabeth Brandon. Snapdragons, 3 stems: Robert Snell, Brad James, Lori Brandon. Petunias, 5 blooms: Robert Snell, Jonothan Oestreicher, Brad James. Table arrangement, not over 12" high: Robert Snell, Susan Walker, Stephanie Kerrigan. Make an animal, using fruits, vegetables of flowers, or any combination of these: Lori Brandon, Elizabeth Brandon. Arrangement of flowers in container same colour as flowers: Marion Powell, Ila Cudmore, B. Eendenburg. Arrangement of Gladiolus in basket or container: Bram Eendenburg. ''Arrangement of assorted garden flowers: Jean Barnett; B. Eendenburg, Jean McEwen. Arrangement of Zinnias in basket or container: M. Zablocki, Ila Cudmore, Evelyn Olde. Mantel arrangement, one sided: Ila Cudmore, Jean Bar- nett, Blossom Carrow: Oriental .'arrangement: M. Zablocki, ,Jean Barnett, Marion Powell. Table arrangement of fruits and (or) vegetables: Mary Epps, Marion Powell, Jean McEwen. Make a picture of scene with dried and (or) fresh plant material, using any suitable background. Size not to exceed 16" in length or width: Marion Powell. "Late Summer Luncheon". A table setting for one person on a card table with co-ordinated dishes, cutlery, linen and floral centre piece: Dorothy Marquis, The last of the summer ::om munity church services was held on Sunday at the Hensall_ jenited Church with Rev.Ion Beck in charge. His sermon was titled "A Paradox" and dwelt on our personal belief in Christ, which calls for a personal decision and personal• dedication even though it may involve a struggle also. Music was provided by Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ and a solo by Mrs. Eric Luther, accompanied on the, piano by her husband. Unit 4 will be starting their fall season of meetings on Thursday, September 1 with a pot luck luncheon at 12 noon. Congratulations to Rene Boogemans of Hensall and Xavier Boogemans of Grand Bend who won the expert class for canoeists at the Ontario S'i'mmer Games at Guelph on Sunday. Word has been received that Gary Merritt, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs,. Carl Payne 'has received another promotion, and is now a Master Sergeant in the American Marine Corps. Beef Interest 9%% We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to' 'arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. " �rubject to change Ga icer- Kn eale Insurance' Agency Inc. Formerly K. W. CI LQUHOUN INSURANCE 14 'Isaac St., Onion, Ont. . Phone. 482-9 '47 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977—PAGE 15 Unpredictable. weather effects flower show The unpredictable weather this spring and summer seemed to take its toll on the Clinton Hor- ticultural Society's annual flower show held on Friday, August 26. This year 28 adult, exhibitors showed 254 entries compared to last year's 320 exhibits showed by 29 area gardeners. Twenty junior green thumbers showed 68 en- tries this year, while last year 24 junior gardeners showed 102 displays: Despite the drop in produce'and gardeners, many prizes were still awarded to the top gardeners of the "show. Continuing her winning streak, Jean McEwan received the top position of the day. She won a trophy for obtaining the highest number of points in the show, She also won the award in 1976. Bram Eedenburg received the Clinton News -Record award for the second highest count of points, while Mrs. Marion Powell won a voucher from Baker's 11 as 1' Farm and Garden Centre for accumulating the third highest number of points, tied'with Mrs. Howard Currie, who took a prize from Anstett's for the fourth highest number of points gathered. Mrs. Jean Barnett held the best arrangement in the show and won the Simpson Sears award for her imaginative efforts. The Grace Middteton Memorial award went to Marion Powell who held the most points in the arrangement classes. Bram Eendenburg's gladiolus was a prize winner and a cash award from Bev Wiliiscraftwas given.. Mr. Eendenburg also took the best dahlia prize from Evelyn Olde who gave a cash award. Mrs. Jean McEwan awarded a posy bowl to Blossom Garrow for having the best pansy arrangement iii the show. Dorothy Marquis received a cash award from Ina Durst for her top table setting arrangement. .�..=,n,-514 • • • • Along with the adult gardeners, the young gardeners also put out their efforts and imagination in the show. The Bank of Montreal gave prizes of $2.50 each to Robert Snell in the school age class and Michael Pullen in the junior gardener class for •ac- cumulating' the highest q number of points. Both boys won the same award last year. Brad James in the, school age class and.David Pullen in , the junior , gardeners held the second highest number' of points and received a cash award from Marian . McCann. Margaret Slpman gave a cash prize for the third highest to Elizabeth and Lori Brandon who tied in -the school .age class and Todd Baker . in the junior gar- deners. Kerrigan Fuels gave cash prizes to Michael Pullen, David Pullen, Alex Ivey and Henrietta Snieder for the' winners in class 67. 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