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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-07-01, Page 51 ERVLC5S PtAM- 'r '12 month I- $ 9,46 5124 69,21 91.56 1146.52 � 201.46 28.93 gest—'x,711 le tha cost ST. GEORE'S CHURCH July 4th, 3rd Sunday After Trinity am—Holy aCotmmurtiona� 11:00 a.m. Holy Cpmmunipn Ven. C. J. Queen Arphcfeacon of Huron (Nursery) a , Rector REV: 6. -G. _ SSELL, B.A.,- B.D _ .- (Mr. Gearge•Burgoin, Organist' and Choirmaster. - - Brigaldier G. M. Roas Aare cord number of entries---- 37X--marked 0 very successful Spring 'Flower Show on Satur- day, June 26th at North Street United Church Hall. ,_ 1VIrs r!�ggie. elixan :,convened the show assisted by Mrs. Bert Worsell, Mrs, Beth Wark, Lorne Dotterer and Bill Utley. The president, Mrs. Don 'McKee showed specimen delphiniums on a centre dais and when the show opened to the public, the kaleidoscope of color was most entrancing. Mrs. T. Rogerson of Ancaster judged the arrangements • and left helpful notes against each exhibit. Mr. D. Miles of Clin- ton judged the specimen flow- ers. ' As is usual at • the Spring Show the rose was king or queen, whichever sex you choose to ascribe. The Simp- son -Sears Award for best rose in the show was won by Mrs. A. Hugill; The Red Rose Tea Company's cup for best red rose was won by Mins Edna Fell THE' UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United Church 3 10.00 kin. Sunday School 11:00 ,a,m. Morning Worship Book of Job -- "Dialogue Between God and Man" (Nursery and Junior Congregation) The Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen, B.A., B,D., Minister Organist — Mr. J. McArthur THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister William Cameron, Director of Praise SUNDAY, JULY 4th Services at 9:30 and 11:00 The Minister, Will Preach (Nursery and Junior Congregation) ENTER TO WORSHIP and' the White Rose 011 Com- pany's cup for the best white rose wept to Mrs. Edna Over- holt. The McGee Trophy for the 'highest number of points gain - e4 •xn •thia•-•shove --,went—to—Mrs: Din McKee with 27 points. Brigadier` G. M. Ross was sec- ond kv th 20 and Mrs. tigene Ryap,' third with 19 . points. However it should be realized that Mrs. Ryan had five firsts in seven prize winning entries; Mrs. F. Price and Mrs. C. Mills each had four firsts in five prize winning entries. • The most popular arrange- ment classes were: "Good Morn- ing" With 13 entries; "Itsy Bitsy" with 11 and "Petite" with 12 entries. There were 10 stu- dent entries • for two classes. A new departure was to photograph in color the first three winning entries in each of the arrangement classes for -use later on with a. view to de- monstrate the points which go to make up a good arrangement an4 so help improve the stand- ard 'of flower,arranging. Prize List (The. figure 'in . brackets in dicates the' number of entrie in that Class) Horticultural Specimens, -M rs: Etigeine Ryap, Brigadier G. M. Ross, Mrs. E. Jessop; Canterbury Bells, (3), Miss. Vera Clark, Mrs. L. Anderson, Mrs. Willis; Del- piiiniutn, any' color, (5), Paul - Ann Lowery, Mrs. Don McKee, Mrs. A. M. Harper; Delphinium, same pr mixed, (3), Mrs. A. M. Harper. Mrs. Dqn McKee, Mrs. J. Mohring: Dianthus, (3.), Mrs' C. Mills, Miss Mary Howell, Brigadier Ross; 'Foxglove, (3), Mrs. Ryan, Misss Howell, Mrs. Geo. Pfoctcr; Lily. (13), Mrs. R. Menzies, Gordon Smith, Mrs. Reg. McGee; Lupin, (2), Mrs. Ryan, L. H. Dotterer; Peony, one coler, (8), Brigadier Ross, Mrs. D. J. Patterson, Mrs. Watters; Peony, mixed, (4), Mrs. Fred Price, Mrs. Glenn Hays, Briga- dier Ross. Pyrethrum, (5), Miss Vera Clark, Miss Howell, Mrs. Willis; Shasta Daisy, single, (1), Briga- dier Ross; Shasta Daisy, double, '8), Mrs. Pridham, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Willis; Swee+ William, one color, (10), Mrs. Price, Mrs. Ryan, Gordon Smith; Sweet Wil- _-1— liana, mixed, (10), Gordon Smith, Mrs. Price, Mrs. L. Anderson; Panty, (6), Mrs. Ryan, Reg. Bell, Trs. A. M. Harper; Viola, (7), Mrs. McKee, (),. Men?.iies, Mr Munn; any unlisted- lower, (11, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. R. Burrows. Miss Vera Clark; collection Of unlisted flowers. (2), Mrs; Fred Price, Mrs..McKee ° Peace, (;), Miss Mary' Buch anan, Mrs. . Mc)Cee, . James Mc Millan; Whitt;, (9), Mrs. Over hot, Mrs. Watters, Gordon Muir; Pink or pink blend, (11) Mrs. A. ilu�ill, Mrs. McKee, W R. Dean; Rose. colored, (8), Miss Buchanan, Brigadier Ross, Gor don Muir; Orange blend, (13). Miss Edna Fell, Gordon Muir, Mrs. A. '1. Lucas; lied, (17), Miss Fell, Mrs. Overholt, Mrs., Mer- ton Good; Yellow or blend, (11), Mrs. S. C. Argyle, Gordon Muir, Mrs. Overholt other color, (6), Gordon Muir, , Brigadier Ross, Mrs. Watters; Rose. full bloom, ( 13), Mrs. RegBurrows, Mrs. Watters, Miss Fell; Rose in bud, (15), Mrs. Willis, Mrs, Ryan, Mrs. Pridham; specimen blooms, (8), Gordon Muir, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Hugill. Climbing rose, (14), Miss How- ell, Mrs. Hugill, Mrs. S. C. An- derson; Climbing roses three, (2), Brigadier Ross, Mrs. Hugill; Climbing hybrid tea, (5), Mrs. McKee, Mrs. L. Anderson, Ed- wina McKee: Floribunda, (7), Mrs. Overholt, Brigadier Ross, Mrs. Willis; Floribunda double, (6), Mrs. Hugill, Mrs. Willis, Brigadier Ross; Floribunda, DEPART TO SERVE God'ich District Collegiate Institute Will Be THE- UNITED 'CHURCH OF CANADA 1'l00 Sunda School 11:00 a.m. MorningWorship a.m. "Faith of our Fathers" 10:00 a.m. Benmiller Church and Sunday School REV. CECIL. A. DUKELOW, Minister. MRS. J. SNIDER,' Organist. During Jul r..abd August Between 10acm, and 12 p.m. Daily New Students May Register and Parents May Obtain ' , information During This Time. • Mayor Frank Walkom presents the McGee trophy,, for the highest number of point in Uhe Spring Show, to Mrs. Don McKee on Saturday. Mrs McKee -had 27 points Lo wdn the trop prize. Signal -Star photl three sprays, (4), Mrs. Overholt Gordon Muir, Mrs. Hugill; Grandiflora, (3), Mrs. McKee, Dewar Norman, Mrs. Pridham; Grandiflora, three blooms; (2), Mrs. Hugill. African Violet, single, (2), Mrs: Chas. Mills, Paul -Ann LqW- ery; African Violet, double, (8), Miss Vera Clark, Mrs. Mills, Paul -Ann Lowery; house plant in bloom, (i), Mrs. Mills; house plant, foliage, (6), Mrs. kills Mrs J. Mohring. < Arrangements • "Sumuiertima," '(10), Mrs. Pridham, - Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Overholt "Deck the Hall," (6), Mrs. ,Argyle, Mrs. Worsell, Mrs. Bell, H,M. Mrs. McKee; "In the Pink," (9). Mrs. M. Mathers, Mrs. Gordon Muir, Miss Howell, H.M. Mrs: Menzies; "Let's !Glow," (9), Mrs. G. MacLeod 1 Ross, Mrs. S. 'C. Argyle, Mrs. G. Muir, RM. Mrs. Bert Worsell; , "Good Morning," (13), Mrs. Neil Shaw, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. White- man; "A Perfect Pair," ,(7),,Mrs. Whitenian, Mrs. Pridham, Mrs. G. M. Ross; "Itsy, Bitsy,'. (11) Mrs. Shaw,Mrs. G. McGinn, Mrs. Glenn Hays, H.M. Mrs. Burrows; Petite," (12), Mrs. Bert Worsell, Miss Howell, Mrs. M. P. Fel-. itowes; basket mixed- garden flowers, (3), Mrs. Argyle, - Mrs.' Fred Price; basket wild flowers, students, (i;), Connie Bell, Mar- ion Bell,., Tommy Whiteman; mantle arrangement, collegiate, (2,) Bob McKee James McIver. $25,000 Grant One of the major. .rays of assisting principals and teach- , in promoting the cultural development of students is by bringing live theatre into 'schools. Last year 'the Crest Theatre -Hour Company toured Ontario gecot,dary schools, including 'Goderich Collegiate, adding in- terest and vitality to the study of dramatic literature and poe- SOth ANNIVERSARY Davis, Minister of Education, Dr. and Mrs. S. J. T. Bean, has announced that a grant of Londcn, Ont..' celebrated their, • Itry.. The Honorable William G. 60th wedding anniversary on' June 15, when members of their family held a dinner gathering. Dr. Bean is a. former resident of G,derich. , FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Victoria and Park Streets REV. R. G. PELFREY, B.A., B.D., Pastor Dial 524-9306 9,50 a.m. Sunday School? 11:00 a.m. Worship Service , tngeli•sti»Servire - Wed., 8:00 p.m. — Prayer Meeting and Bible Study $52,090 has been approved for 1965.66 to 'enable the Crest Theatre Hour Company to con- tcun_e its tour of secondary school:, in the province. - During the, fall term of 1965- 66. the Company will tour schools- in. Northwestern ' and Northern Ontario and will visit gchoolsfl in other parts of the province later in . the year. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ' of the Baptist Contention of Ontario and Quebec Montreal Street Near The Square 10:00 a..m. — . Sunday School 11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. — Evening Service Monday, 7:30 p.m. Yong Peoples Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. -- Mid -week Service Everyone Welcome. Minister: REV. 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