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CARLOW, "Internationalrand ntany, others, Concluding
Day" was.the topic yvhen Mrs. her message with the greatest -
Gordon Kaittia conducted the International story ot 01,, the
Tiger ,Dunlop W.L meeting „on
Wednesday of last week in the
Township H11 at Carlow, TAcre,
were 12 members of,Dungannop
VV.I. also present.
Mrs: Kaitting, in an interest-
.. ing and educational talk, gave a
brief synopsis of sortie of the
outstanding international ,pre-
Aems of th.e present day; also'
'referring to some notable peo-
ple of International fame as the
late President Kennedy, Preim
ler de Gaulle, Queen .Elizabeth
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Christmas story with the' mess
age of Good Will toward ,Men.
To add a bit of humor in con,
elusion and bring out a few
items of local interest, ,..Mrs.
Kaitting conducted 'a 'replica of
Froot :Page 'Challenge. The
panel, Mrs. Ernest Bogie, Mrs.
Terence Hunter, Mrs. Osborne
Falkiner and Mrs. Cecil Blake,'
president of .,Deegannon
were challenged by Mrs. aas.
Horton on "The beginning of
Tiger_puelon W.I."; Mrs. Henry
iness Dir
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Brindley on -"The 'opening
the new Curt House, . Gode-
rite; and Mts. Wilmer Hardy
on "The Election *of. the 1964
Warden, Mr. Ralph —Xewell."
Mrs. Kaitting was given a hearty
vote of thanks by Mrs. It. Buch-
anan,' the president, who, chair-
ed the Meeting and welcoined
the visitors from Dungannon,
God'eriell and Detroit.
A duet, "Whispering Hoe,"
was nicely rendered by two
Durigaenon ladies,Mrs. Esther
Rival, and Mrs. Frank Jones..
They were accempanied by
Mrs, L. Stingel.
The roll call was answered
by , naming a -person ef Inter-
national importance. The cor-
res )ondenceincluded a letter
from. Go erre •ranel -o an-
cer Society asking for-voltenteer
canvassers. Ted ladies from
Tiger Dunlop will canvass Col,
borne TOwnsbip. A letter was
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ser:vice work" at Ontario 146s-
pital, Goderich, to assist in sew-
ing; quilling, music, etc.
Mrs. Ebner Hunter reported
on the 11.,H (4,,fris Club, "Tiger
Dunlop Pal's" en the course,
"What shall I wear," stating
there are 23 girls attending the
course, necessitating two elass-
es.. Mrs. Hunter as leader, is
assisted by Mrs. Clive Atha;
Mrs. R. Buchanan' is leader of
the second class. Despite the
large ,ntimber of girls, she felt
they were making prbgres& and
hoped all the ladies who eould,
would attend Achievement Day,
April 25th. '
Programs were given out for
the coining hobby Show on
April 2.9th. Mrs. Hardy, in ',dis-
ctiksing' plans, solicited the co-
operation of all the members
to make" the Hobby Show a
sqccess. Entrants do not need
te be anInstitute member to,
have hobbies displayed, but ae-
ticles must be., the work of
Colborne residents.
Mrs. 'BuChan.an mentioned an
Real Estate Agent
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"netEdiseussed" at the 'last Lon-
don Area Conv.ention concern-
ing each Institute in the area
•having- a ?red photograph
taken of IP'. menibers as a
group. These are to be sent to
London for, use at this year's
convention, Mt. Fred Biss,ett
offered to take the pictures in
this area.
A nominating coramiittee,
consisting of Mrs. Tait Clark,
Mrs. Rod Pogie and Mrs. Har-
vey Fisher, was named to b4ng
'in a Slate Of officers for 1964,
65 to the anniial meeting in
March. M this time, it is hop -ed
that District President, Mrs.
Don Riehl, of GoderiiCh will be
present. •
stiecessful penny sale was,
con uc e uring unc our
by Mrs. P. McBride, Mrs. Robt,
Bean and Mrs. 'Joe Freeman.
HostesseS were Mrs. Clive
Allin, Mrs. E. Bogie,- Mrs. E.
MitthPitalir,§117P-.K.Jlealtr:ltri'st"-
ed by Falkiner, Mrs.
Rod Bogie, Mrs. Robt. Bean and
Mrs. H. Fisher.
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KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBMGE. — Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Schurman, and
family, London; Mr. 'John Van
Osch, Dundas; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Van Osch, St. Agatha, On-
tario, and Mrs. Toni Middegaal,
Blyth, were with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Van Osch until Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mars -
man of London and Mr. Maurice
Dalton of. Hamilton spent ;he
,weekend with' Mr." and Mrs.
Dennis Dalton.. •
Mr. Kerr Y -Hogan,., London,
spent the • weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Con Hogan. •
Misses Betty Lou and Eileen
Vassella visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Vassella ever the
weekend.
Mr: and Mrs. Bob Leslie, Neu-
stadt,,and twin daughters spent
the Weekend with Mr. Norman
trailaitreontadn*.spe
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WHITE PERENNIALS
Dr. Leilie Laking, as. every-
body knows, is the*Director of
the Royal Betanical Gardens at
Hamilton and no one' Works
hardep or more thoughtfully
than he,:to provide information,
tailpred for the use of Ontario
gardeners, Itis medium of corn:
municatiOn is the monthly bul-
letin, which, :being small does
not attempt to vie with maga-
zines or books a,nd always
treats -Of matters germane to
Onta i. conditio s.
rmast.req.kratar.v. miLar /2144117 rtt
Jacobus M. VanOsch• '
Requiem niass Was sung at
10 a.dit, on Tu'eSday by Rev.
Father' ICharles Catuana at St.
Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge,
.for Jacobus Martinus Van Osch,
28,, who died in St. Joseph's
'Hospital, London. Interment
was in Kingsbridge cemetery.
Pallbearers were Messrs., •,Basil
and Themes Hogai,—,fint
more, .Lorne Cook, Arnold Mars:
man and Mike Dalton. ' •
He, was a sonof•Mr. and Mrs.
Jack .Van 'Osch et the 12th coe-
cerion of Ashfield. • Surviving
besides his. parents are two
sisters,. Mrs. Maurice (Dora.)
'Schurman, London, and Mrs.
Torii . (Yo) Middegaal, Myth;
four brothers, Peter, Antone
and Joseph, all of 'Ashfleld
who ..
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• Although Jack, as be was
.commonly called, had been suf-
fering from a. partial .physical
disability for Some years he
Maintained a happy dispesition.
and took a keen interest in
everything,
-We, extend our sincere s,ym-
pathy,._to—his... parents_ brathers
and sisters., •.
In his November message he
reiiiafirs” on the diminishing use
of perennial borders in present
day gardens and, in the hope
of rejuvenating -interest in them
ing lists" of herbaceouS%peren-
nials Whieh grow sepessfully
in southern Ontario, cowering
the period from March Mo
-tuber The information .vn
eaters to the gardener who is
not satisfied to just pfish in
his latest acqUisitions from .the
G.H.S. auction higgledepiggeldY.
He does not insult us. He ap-
peals to the gardener whiz, lays
out, his border accerding to size,
color and season. He also notes
those plants' which are known
t� exhibit 'hardiness; those
which require a moist site and
those which. are shade tolerant:
This first ',list of white Per-
ennials covers some 78 varie-
ties and it gives both the betan-
ical and the common name,'Sue-
eeding bulletins will cover
other coinrs So that, when com-
pleted, anyone canplan a her-
,baceous' border lo • rnaximum
effect. The plants selected are
the -finest cultivars; those which
are, or were, or have been sup-
erseded, ate omitted. Further
information on any perennials
tedwis.avalliable.404,11e.,Aweist.
lim—littfrfttliTe—Sd-qh-atTlIrM"
',finding lists" ',become adjuncts
to such descriptiVe literature.
White Gas,Plant; a superb per-
ennial seldom- seen: Iris Siber-
ica—Snow , Crest and White
Swirl. Tall bearded iris —
Celestial Snow and Cliffs of
Dover: Peony ---Ann, Cousins,
Killway'S Glorious, and W. L.
Gurern. Oriental Poppy—Barr's
White and Thora Perry. 12" to
24": we have AquilegiA-Mun-
stead white. False Spirea —
Avalanche and Diarnond. Single
:Shasta ,Daisy—.Majestic, Mark
Riegel' and Thomas •Killin.
as a -- are up -
rime. Double and Single Drop -
wort. , Coral bells—Snowflakes.
Gooseneck toosestrife, '6" to
12": Dianthus Plumaris -- Her
Mairesay,..7,;.amesii41•14,i4444aieno•••%"-
ra mg ally's711reafh.
The alphabetical list of 78
perennial white flowers lists the
best varieties of Sneezwort,
Japanese anemone, frock Cress,
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Goatsbeard, Michaelmas Daisy,
False •Spirea, Boltonia, Harebell
and Bell- Flower, Chrysanthe-
rnum, Shasta Daisy, Snakeroot,
Lily of the Valley,' DelphinitliTh
Pink,- Gas plant; Coneflower,
)3arrenWort, Dropwort, Queen
of the Meadow, Baby's Breath,
Christmas 'Rose, Rose Mallow,
Plantain -Lily, 'Japanese dwarf,
medium, Siberian and tall
bearded iris, Dead Nettle, Gay -
.,feather, Loosestrife, Peony,
Poppy, Phlox, pragonhead, Bal-
loon 'Flower, Primrose,pincush-
ion FlowCr,,,Meadow Rue, Helio-
trope, ',Mullein, SpeedWell and
Adam's Needle.
The succeeding bulletin gives
the yellow flowers and when all
the lists are complete they will
be a great aid in planning a
border in 'complementary -colors
the whole season long. ,
CREVVE
- CU4VM.4fr. and- gr4', 'Ren
Wilson Of Winghain ViSitP•a,
1.r.sdeay with Mrq, „slim Drell-.
-nanan4os — r
Mr Jith Drettnan speus
day and -”Friar in Xlainilton
the4Milk, Producers' bonven-
tiOn.
12, Ont., 'should send order and
pa34nent to reach the Secretary
at 127 Wilson street, Gederich,
on or before March 31st. bath:
logues may be obtained by writ-
ing to the addresses given for
the two firms.
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Calvary opens
auditorium • „
Members and friends of 'Cal-
vary Baptist Church Used their
new auditorierri' for the 'first
time last Sunta„,.y. •" Ihneemar
still odds and ends to he com-
pleted, but space,. .was. • baelly-
needed.,
The remainder of •the 'build-
ing. is far from finish.ed. ;The
section is it is :finished and then
have ,a formal opening and' de-
dication service when the whole
building is completed.
Mi.. and Mrs. Ted Johnston
and children' at Goclerich , visit-
ed ,with Mr. and -Mrs. Jack Cur-
ran and sons on Stirtday.
Mr. and, Mrs. JIM- 13oa*k and
Sherry" visited friends in Dres-
den at the weekend. ,
We are pleased to report that
Donald Boak is able to return
home. after being hospitalized
in Fingham for two weeks.
Space unfor1unately prevents a
corablete _reproduction of all
the information given but to
give an example for June we
have: 36" to 72" high: Goats -
beard, Meadow Rue and Garden
Hejliotrope. tto 36": the
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT. — The Port
Albert United •Churth Women
met at the home of Mrs. M.
Dickson Tor the February meet-
ing. The president, Mrs. It
McKenzie, ,opened the meeting
with meditation, stressing Lent..
The roll call with the word
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.The Goderieh Horticgltural
'Society recommends testing the
soil Of your' rose bed. The use
of a peat moss mulch may have
made it more acid than the
plants require. • 'Use ground
limestone or hydrated lime to
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treasurer's and flower'fund re -
peas given. The roll call word
for March will be "Hope." After
the business ,periodt Mrs. D.
Young read , the study book.
Thehostess served a dainty
lunch.
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COF PRIZE WINNERS
RENMILLER. — The -card
party held by the C.O.F. was
fell, attended. High lady for
(•`500" `was. Mrs. Ralph Josling;
low lady, Mrs. Leola Ames; high
man, Elmer Fisher; • low, Nor-
man Manning. ;Frank McMich-
ael won the draw prize, a, hand
lantern. Another card party is
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