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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30. 1966 --PAGE 9
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The Garden Club held an Arbor Day tree planting ceremony at the Huron Historic Gaol on
Friday. A magnolia tree was donated by Enid Bell, right, a past president of the club, in
memory of Della McGee, a former club president. She was assisted by this year's president,
Jean Barnett, left. (photo by Sharon Dietz )
Club brings breath of spring
to home and garden show
Goderich Garden Club brought a breath of
Spring to the Home and Garden Show held in
the arena last weekend.
Displays included fresh evergreen and
shrub background with the golds of for-
sythia and daffodils heralding the true ar-
rival of Spring in Goderich.
Window boxes in. full bloom, artistically
arranged, hanging .ivy geraniums, and
many other lovely potted plants, formed a
fitting background for the presentation of
the introduction to 1986 Mayor's Blooming
Contest, sponsored annually by the club.
Forms were provided for interested
gardeners and procedures for entries were
explained and all gardeners encouraged to
enter the competition for the beautification
Of their own grounds and, in turn, Goderich.
There were hundreds of free government
publications on all aspects of gardening,
home freezing and home canning on display.
Other highlights of the Garden Club Show
in�lucjed
apatio box planting demonstration
3y Lttley'Zolob;•the new proprietor of Mar -
this. Market. At the conclusion of this
presentation, she kindly donated thear-
' iistically arranged window box to the club to
be raffled off and proceeds will go to the
club to use for public planting projects.
Ray Holley also gave an excellent presen-
tation on the value of earthworm castings as
itMOTHER'S DAY
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an excellent organic plant and garden food.
Sean Barnett gave a flower arrangement
demonstration. Another special, feature of
the show was the free draw on *hanging ivy
geranium, donated by Martin's Market.
President, Jean Barnett thanked all the
members who gave so freely of their time to_
this project.
Jean Adams and Annette- Stemp spent
many hours planning, preparing sitter
rosters and helping set up the display.
Others on deck for work on Friday morning
were Fran Armstrong, Gertrude Wilkes,
Norma Hazlett and Edna Shaw, (who arriv-
ed with one of her arrangements of.daffodils
and euonymous).
Sitters were Irene Todd, Vi Rutherford,
Doris Pritchard, Mel Coates, Edna Shaw,
Dorothy Feagan, Elsa Haydon, Irene
Freeman, Beth Smith, Joan Stadelmann,
Jean Peart, Heather Lyons and Alma
Broderick. Ray Holley and Lesley. Zolob
made demonstrations, and George Zolob
and son Brian transported ant; ;returned
heavy . slitubbeEy' and planter'; back and
forth .to the show.
Draws for the lucky prizes are as follows:'
The Ivy Geranium, drawn by Peter Keogh,
was won by Dorothy Roduck RR 5 Goderich,
The Window Box, winner is Number:
534010: Please pick up your prize at Mar-
tin's Market.
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