Clinton News-Record, 1980-06-05, Page 8LINTON NWS -
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CORD, THURSIMY, JVN]
Atirtf'"t
Peterson, :a :florist
from St. Marys **gilled
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the meaning of flowers in
church arrangements
When she spoke the
Clinton Horticultural
'Society at their May
'meetin,.
Mrs. JPattersgn sal
'that . .the type of
arrangements"' .used in
churches canbe
representative as well as
attractive.. Flowers were
used in . worship as early
as 2,500 B.C. and along
with the traditional it%es
and palms, garden
flowers can be symbolic
as well, .
For instance, the tulip
stands for charity; the
daffodil, devotion; the
peony, dignity and
stability; the gladioli,
--generosity -an-t- - green.
trees symbolize eternal
love.
Mrs. Patterson showed
the group beautiful
arrangments. One in-
cluded ripe wheat,
surrounded by grapes
and another had fern in a
crystal bowl filled with
clear water to represent
baptism and daisies to
represent youth.
After Easter, she ex-
plained, spring flowers
may be used to illustrate
new life. Pussy willows,
tulips, daffodils and
narcisus can be placed
around an aged branch of
wood to represent the old
life of Christ and lilies
can be arranged to
represent the triangle for
trinity.
The group also learned
that lilies will stay fresh
longer if they- are im-
mediately placed in
warm water, about 110
-- degrees Farenheit and
left there ; to cool. This
applies to all woody
steins, including roses
and if roses bend their
"necks" in a bouquet, it is
from lack of water:
Roses should be im-
meditaley placed in a
large container of hot
Middleton
by Blanche Deeves
The service of Holy
Communion was
celebrated at St. James
on Sunday morning with
Lisa Storey lighting the
candles on the altar at the
beginning of the service
while Ray Wise and
Edward Deeves received
the offering, Rev. Geo.
Youm atof f preached the
sermon and Rev. Douglas
Pitts was in charge of the
service. Mrs. Sarah
Storey at the organ. At
the conclusion of the
service, Rev. Pitts and
Lisa Storey put the
candles oto,) on the altar.
The ACW of St. James
will hold their June
meeting on June 12 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Steenstra, with Lois Wise
in charge of the meeting.
• The bus,to Niagara
Falls is nealy full, so call
if you wish a seat - 482-
9838 or 482-3383 or contact
any member, this trip is
on June 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Tulloch of Richmond,
B.C. and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McLaughlin of
Toronto spent Monday
and Tuesday last week
visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Fred Middleton and other
relatives in the vicinity.
Audrey and Don
Middleton, Mrs.+ Adell
Jeriris and Kelvin Jervis
attended the ordination of
James Wells, "who is a
cousin of Audrey and
Kelvin, 'at Mount Calvary
Baptist Church in
re
Halton. While' in the
area, they also took a trip
through the African
Safari.
Sunday supper guests
with the Deeves were
Clarence acid Jean
Perdue.
Charlie Cooper
returned to Midland on
.,4.Saturday afternoon after
spending an enjoyable
week with Delores and
Alvin Dutot and visiting
many old fr4ends and
neighbors.
The storm that blew
through the area on the
weekend left a barn
roofless on the telephone
road and the llth and
took down a tree at' Bill
Smith's and Fred IDutot's.
Smile
A hangover is the bad
time a good time gives
you.
water and their stems -
should s ou
1� � . b. e� cut under
water. Then they Can be
placed in a smaller vase.
using the :sante tem-
perature water.
Mrs. :Patterson was
thanked for her
presentation by MrsrVan
i
azn>Gxte.
Mrs. Bond quoted some
poems and Mrs. Johnson
read the last meeting's
minutes. .Mrs. Elliott
ga've the treasurer's
report and.
noted that
.after filling e town
the
flower beds and planters,,
the'
society s beak
balance is down.
Mrs. Williams said that
thel
P an rings axaund,
town are almost com-
pleted, but she asked for
rs have meanin
. volunteers ta, ;finish the
work before the Spring
-Fair weekend.
Mrs. Bond reminded
members, that four new
classes -will be included in
Clintu n's. annual Rose
Showand .Mrs. Powell
asked for volUnteer
s
to
helpsociety's ;�t the so iety s booth..
atthe Spring Fair.
l
Severa beautiful
e
ut iful
.
flowers were shown at the
meeting,tncludin some
g�
of Jean Livermore s red
cactus us b
c �l .00xns.. Mrs.
Livermore ;offered
them
as doorrizes to begin
p eg_
new plants.
The prizes were won by
Lila ohnston, Gladys
Leiper, Charlie Nelson,
Gladys. Hogarth and Ray
'Whitmore,
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