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TIE ' LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
�Illrs. 0.. Jouwsma Was: .Tr. y �Ilinr�er
Ai Lucknow Hortcultural flower'Show
,Mrs, Otto Jouwsma of ;Wang-
'• ham, and a member of the (truck
low. and District Horticultural
Society, was the top. winner at
the Society's annual: flower show,.
'held en Friday and Saturday in
the Legion. Hall. • • •
.It was am excellentshow with
a good many colorful • exhibits,.
,many interesting novelty, . ar-
rangements and a good 'turnout
of •appreoiative spectators.
Mrs, Jouwsma adored 10 ;points:
•to place .firsts and w'in. the•Beatty
Ladder. Trophy and the Ti Eaton.
• away , The Jouwsma ifa�mily
011 nd=sever. ' ears.
' �nerom- Ji a a1 y' ,
ea
ago • . and resided. • in 'the Crewe
district in ,Ashfield before mov
ing .to Wingham: • '
• • •Mrs. • T. J. Salkeld placed sec
and rwith '48 points; winning the
Simnpson . prize;: 3rd, Ada •and
Hazel Webster, 46. points; 4th,
Ken •Cameron, 41 •. points; 5th,
Alan, + Andrew; 33 points; 6th,
Mrs: -'R. Cumming,. 30' ' points
Juniors, Barbara Cameron
Islay Howald 2nd,, both, with
23. ,points, . but placed according
to the attaining .of .the aggregate
count
.;..The first. ;place ;winners : as.
above listed each received a
srpecial• $5.00 secbiOnal•.prize. .The
.
3rd,. 4th . and 5th, place-" winners
also received Vigoro prizes .'
President. :'Kenneth • Ca+meron••
made the announcement of• the
awards on Saturday : evening'' as
the show concluded,
The •judge • w.as . Mrs. MaeCal ,•
lum .of Blyth.. • •
Point.,winnerswere as fol;
lows Setion A:. Gladioli; ' single
spikes: red, Lois Struthers, Rev.
H. W. Strapp; pink, H.:W..Strapp,
Mrs:. R:oiss Cunuring yellow, Mrs..
K... C; ` Murdie;; K. Cameron;
white, H. w W. Strapp, Mrs. T.
.J. Salkeld; it ative, IL W Strapp,
Mrs.. D. Jouwsma; any, other col -4 Hours Fllo'ra Webster Margaret
or, Alan Andrew, • Graeme.Elli'ott:
Three :spikes red, Mrs. Jouws
sma;, white,, Mrs. Salkeld, ;Mrs..
Jouvisma,•. any •other .color,.. Mrs.
C Hallam Miniatures, single
single spike, red, Mrs: Charles
Hallam; pink, Alan. Andrew
mauve,: Mrs, . Hallam.
Section. B: `Annua.1s,. white
asters, Mrs.' Jouw.ama; A. and H.
---Webster;—pink asters, -A:—arid—H..
Webster; Mauve asters, Mrs. W.
;' Henderson; H. W.• Strap+p; asters,
• 5 colors, , Mrs.' J. Ernrmersoh;
Caaendula, Mrs.: Salkeld, Mrs..
Cuimming; • iCarnations, .M•ns. Jou-
wsma; C•leome, •Mr's. Curnmri'ng,
A.' and, H. Webster;. Casimos,• Mrs..
Cumming, . A; •arid H Webster;
•: French Marigolds, Mrs Ernmer
son, • A. - and H. 'Webster;. :Af-
ricanMarigolds,. A.' and. H. Web-
ster; ..Mrs. Er rierson; N�astur
• tiums; . A. and II. Webster Pari-
• sies, Mrs..Saalkeld, Mrs.• Cum-
ming; " P.hloat, • Mrs. . Cumin ing;
Double. Petunias, Mrs.. Jouwsma.;
Frilled Petunias; Mrs. 'Cumming,
K. ,Cameron; Single Petunia►s,.
Mrs, L. Ritchie, Mrs,, Jouwsma;`
Seabiosa, A. and, H. Webster;
Snapdtagon,• Mrs, Henderson
Sweet 'peas, Mrs. Emmerson, B.
W. Strapp; Zinnias, giant, K..Ca.
meron, Mrs. Cumming; Zinnias,
cactus, K, Camezion, A. 'and' H..
Webster; Zinnias, porn pom, K.
,Cameron,- A. and H. Webster;
Zinnia A,o.V... Mrs,. C
ummingt
Mrs, . Jouwsma; ..annual,° Mrs,
Jouwsma; :Mrs. Cumming, A. and
•H. Webster; Dahlia from , seed,,
A and H. Webster. . Mrs, 1.�, • • Rit-
chie, _
Sectio.n
•C: Roses, Dahlias, Per-'
renial's• roses, white, K.Came-
ron,, Alen Andrew;' ye►1low, K,
Cameron., .:Allan Andrew; pink,
Mrs, Emmerson, K. Carneron; red,
Mrs. Henderson,. K. ,Canieron
Peace; Jane Joynt, Mrs., Jouw-
sma; Polyantha, Mrs. Jouwsma;
Floribunda, Ken Cameron;
Rose, named, K. Cameron,' Alan
Andrew; Decorative Dahlia, •Mrs.
Salkeld, H. W. ,Strapp; .Cactus
Dahlia, Mrs. Jouwsma, H. W.
Strapp; • Miniature decorative
Dahlia, Mrs: .Emmerson; Min-
iature cactus dahlia, Mrs..., Salk-
eld, Mrs. Henderson; Pompom
dahlia, Mrs. Salkeld; Phlox, Mrs;
Ritchie, Mrs, Hallam; Pereniial
A.O.V.,. A. and H.' .Webster.
Section D: Floral arrangements
and' ,;baskets
Basket glads, .. ..
Mrs. Jouwsrna; :Asters, K. Cam=:
ar Id Freeman
eron;• iVlarig�olds �' Mrs:Salkeld��
E.�gie...Beach Folk
Honor. Founders
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Bogie
of Colborne Township have sold
their farm at Bogie's Beach and•
ars bolding ,.a clearing auction
sale on .Tuesday of next week.
August 28th, prior to moving to
Goderich to 'reside,. •
Mr. and. Mrs.' Bogie Were hon-
ored guests recently :at a barbe-
cue luncheon party given by the
Bogie's Beach 'Property Associa
tion; which was formeda year
ago:: The Bogie's were especially
honored 'as founders. df thirty
years' ago 'of this well. known •
resort Area on the shores of .Lake'
Huron about • 5 miles north of
Goderich-. - •
In the intervening years it hat
become a private community of
some 50 cottagers and their fa-
milies from•various •.parts• of the
'United :States and .the 'Province
•of Ontario., '
• On behalf of the Association
Members Adrian Swanton, ;ex-
pressed • appreciation for the as-`.
sistance the .Bogies: had rendered
each cottager in 'beconying• esta-
blished, : all. down: the years, .and•
presented a generous gift of cash:
to purchase ' a .remembrance for
their new home. In.. responding,
also ' • for his wife, Mr. •Bogie
thanked the members and their
visitors for theingraciousness and
the 'inspiration , their ;'friendships
had '':brought: •
--- ---- �=Die1mr§; . Cumciming; Zinnias,: Mrs.. ' • ..
Salkeld,• "K. Cameron, Mrs. Cum-•
Suddenly
:ening; Mixed • annuals,. Mrs. Sal-: •
keld,'•A, .and I3: •Webster Peren- A heart attack proved: sudden-
nials, Mrs. Salkeld Basket Flo- 1y fatal to Harold • Frederick
vers A4O,V., Mrs. Salkeld;Mrs, 'Freeman at hishome in Syra-
Cumming, Roses, ' iBailbara • Cam- ruse; N:Y., on Thursday morning::.
eron, K: Cameron Good. Morning He was 62.
m
ced fr
l
convaeso
greetings: • Mrs::'. Salkeld, 'Mrs. Harold has ., v .
Kirkland, K. Oameroi; : Leisure •,recent operation' and had • re -
Sinned his • Woirk.. He Was.,,not
:feeling well the morning of . the
seizure • and had remained at.
'home
"Fritz" as • 'he ' was ' popularly
ikriown . to: many here, "loved
Lueknow" and frequently ;return_.
ed , to visit at .''the :home of his:
sister, MrS2 J. 'W. .Joynt and Mr.
•Joynt and to renew • warrh ,friend-.
ships ;which he cherished
Harold was the son; : of Frank
Freeman .'and .Mary Roweand
•
ed Suddeniy;At
M•alcolin, Mrs. Salkeld,
Sing, . Margaret : • Malcolm, Mrs.
:Salkeld; Mrs..' Krkland, Mrs..
Jouwsma, Mrs. B.reckles; 'Drift-ing: arid.I}reaming, Mrs:. Jouws-ma,: Mrs: Satkeld; H. W. Strapp;Mrs. J: MacDonald; : Dining taiblearrangement, Allan. Andrew,. Mrs.
Jouwaana;. 'Specialoccasion, Mrs.
Salkeld, Mrs. Jou�wsxna, . Camaeran;;Side table arrangernentA.
and H. Webster, Mrs . Salkeld,:Mrs, Jouwsma:' : ' Was' born '' at. EthelHi:s father
Section•E Potted plants As- 'was. a Miller., ' and the larri:ily
paragus, A, and • H: Webster; moved'to L• ucknow': in 1909, whenAfrican Violet,, single,. Alan An_ .Mr: Freeman acepted a ,posidrew, Mkrs. J. MacDonald Afri •tin • as miller at Treleaven'scan Violet :double Mrs. Hend- :'Flour Mill , • Harold • ws then .9
erson, �S.' Rdbertson Coleus, Mary Years• of ageMLeod; ' .S. 'Robertson;' .Sword' He attended school: here, and
Fern, Mrs. Henderson; Geranium; • 'then became interested in the
Mrs: "Emmerson, •"Ann Jouwsma'' ?1?�irlling busness and" was employGarden dish, Mrs. Jouwsma; Tux: ed at Midland; Goderich'andKen-berous ;Begonia,. Mrs..I enderson, ora, before accepting• �a position
;Ross' Halllam; . Potted' Plant, A.:- In^ United States with GeneralV,.. Los' Struthers, Mrs. Jouws- Mills die had . Ibsen with the
ma; Collection house' ;plants, Mrs:. firm "for ' 42 years and he and Jouwsma; • •;Collection' of ' cacti; Mrs: Freeman were planning "' on
• Mrs:, Joiwsma.' retiring this year and 'takin: up
• Section: F: Vegetables beets, residence at'her home Beaed Mrs. [Ritchie .Mrs. Kirkland; car verton ini• •t`he Lake ' Simcoe dais-
rots ,K. Carrieron, Mrs. `Jouws- trict,
Anima; corn, A. and Webster, With • General Mills, Harold
erne Beach Mrs. Ritchie; cucumbers, slicing, was located at Buffalo, Elmira
Stuart F. Pinkney, 62 -year-old Mrs; . Kirkland; Mrs. Jouwsma , NY'.
..; Erie, . Pa,; Rochester and
Torvto barber, •died in ' his' sleep pickling, IslaytHowald, Mrs. Syracuse. •
at A"nvberley Beach aibout 5:00 Jouwsana; yellow onions., Mrs. •The funeral service was held
a.m. on Friday Morning. •
Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney were
holidaying at the• Beach with his
brother,. Mr, and Mrs. ' Graliarn
• •Pinkney (Mary MaciIntyre) • of,
Ajax•. Graham and Mary have. a
cottage at Ambeinley where they
spend the summers. , • •
• ' Stuart had retired the. previ-
ous evening r.n : his apparent us-
ual good health.' Death was due
to • a heart seizure • Which struck;,
.with little or 'no warning. He
was not known to have, a .heart
c• •;t?oni . • „
survived by his wife, a
June and "two; sons,
f Toronto and Robert
a who is a member of
wa • Rough Riders . foot-
ball m. Miss Pinkney, • who Dining table : arrangement, B.
teaches school,. •is on a suinrrner l•Carineron, Janet Carruthers,:Ren
tour of Israel and the Holy Land, ( Jouws2na; Mantle '•arrangement;
Besides his: brother, ;Grahain, A. Jouwsma, J.. Carruthers, B.
there are two other brothers & ,Carneron; . Basket, B, Cameron,
five sisters who .°survive. Beets, It: , Hallam, I. Howald,
The 'funeral wa?; in Toronto ,on.�N', Kirkland; Carrots, E.' Ritchie,
Tuesday with interment in West -."l A. •Andrew, B. Cameron; .youov,
• minster Memorial Park. • onions, .E, 'Cameron;, A Andrew
He
daughter
Thomas
• of ' Otta
the Ott
Jouwsma, K, '.Cameron; potatos,
W`.• Strapp, 'Mrs. Jouwsma;
cabbage, S. Rdbertson; . tomatoes,
Mrs.. Jouwsma, : A. and •H. Web-
ster; • green beans,, Ray Elliott,
Islay Howald; yellow. beans, . Islay
•Howald,.. Roy .Hallam; vegetable
display, Mrs. 'Jouwsma; A. •and
,H. Webster,
Junior Section ' French Mari-
golds,, • Islay ' Howald, Naricy
,Kirkland, Barbara Cameron ;-Af-'
rican, Wanda " Hunter, Islay Ho-
waldr Giant Zinnias, B: Cameron,
Elizabeth •Ritchie, Ross ' .Hallam;
"Pomporn Zinnias, B. Cameron, E.
.Ritchie, W. Hunter; . Pompom
Dahlias; I• .Howaid, N. Kirkland;
Gladioli, I, Howald, W, H}lnter,
John ,Johnstone;
at Beaverton • on Monday, with
interment in Stone' Church Ce-
metery there: °
Mr Freeman is, survived ,by his',
wife, , the forgoer Nettie Madill
of 6 Beaverton, by one sister, Mrs.
J.
W. Joynt (Edith) of Lucknow
and by . one '•brother, Dr.. W. P.' .
Freeman of Springfield'.
':P,RI!M1^a.SY:.ildnlFt�n
wEDNESDAUq, •end, 1962
West V..aufloh hisuranci.......
Honor �Yl r: & Mss, PhiUip.: Upon Retiring
Qr.!. 'Thursday evening, directors
and officials of the West Wawa -
nosh Mutual Fire tnsurance Com-
pany and their ladies gathered at
the Langan Beach 'cottage of 1V Ir.
and Mrs. Duanin Phillips topay
them honour,, r •
The occasion ' recognized .15
years • of faithful service by Mr.
Phillips as.secretary=treasurer of
the Company, an, association he
recently ` severed upon hisretire='
ment. Ir the honour's,. Mrs. Phil
-
.lips .li ,s wasnot overlooked for her
valued assistance, and received a
bouquet of roses.
A lawn set; of table, chairs &
urybrelWand. a . c eque or -$►1r50:
were tangible expressions of ap-
preciation' and good' wishes, and
the • following' address further .ex-•
pressed their sentiments; •
Augu.st 16, 1962..
•Dear Drrnin and•• Mrsr'Phillips,
We /gathered for fun, refresh:
••ments and speech. • The young 8i'
the old ,here tonight. We want
.rto honour and wish ,you well,, b. ut
to ,what great extent; no word,
nor . gift can. filly ae11,
Fifteen. years you >klave spent
liege among 'us, • you have shared
in oursorrowend joy we 'have'
taken you just. as 'we found' you,
jolly„” trustworthy and '.kind, this.
fact we will all bear• in Mind, so'
from knowing and. working with':
you, your influence is still lett
behind.
Miles . May divide, us,: but no
matter where you roam, you, will
find : that your life liar been
• shaped. by' the years spent in this,
zone.
• So we put our heads 'together
hd' this . is what we ' got, To,
show we tlhnk, you -.' re pretty nice
and like,you..quite •a •lot; • And:
if each wish We've made cones•
true, your future holds in store,
A world of joy and happiness
and all you're , wishing.. for. '
As a token of alll ' .our good.
wislhes to serve as a link 'with
past : years,. accept these• gifts
from the ;friends gathere d here.
'Signed: Mr.and . Mrs.', Donald
MacKay, :Mr, and .Mrs,. Ross' Mc.
and Mrs.. George Feagan; Mr, 'and••
Mrs. Paul Caesar, Mr. and Mrs..
Herson Irwin, Brown Smyth and
Bessie, Mr. and M.S. Wm Wig.
gins, -Mr, and Mrs. Allan Mac.
Intyre, . Mr; and Mrs, Frank
Thompson, •
Other. Honors '
Dungannon 'neighbours ". and
friends gathered: at Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Stother's cottage at Mid-
Huron
•id Huron Beach. on the 4th of A.
field for a social' evening when
a wall picture was presented ori
behalf ..of the' gathering 'by. Cecil
.Blake,
The cottagers'.'.at Lurgan •Beach
helld a welroom'e party •for -Mr.
:and' Mrs. Phillips, in receiving'
them. as permanent residents at
'Amgen.' '
"Durnie and Ida plan to, make
their hone a Lurgan . Beach, :&'
go. south in .the Falll,
'• N SALE
LEARINC AUCTIQ
Of Finance Co. Repossessions, Bankrupt Stocks,
Bailiff , Seizures, . and Personal Consignments
Of Modern Household Furniture, Televisions,
Appliances, . and Brand New Clothing..'
at the
i. �: °Communit
Hall
B ue�ra e
�. in ham
On No. 8F Highway 4 � `Miles.,. East 'Of• W g
Tuesday Eveningr August 28
At 7;15 p. m
I 2 iece-
- ' G�•OF•�-TH�E�-=- E --.-FOLLOW p
ONSIST�N . h
am Rubber . Zippered Cushion• .' Chesterfield., ' Suite,
R dio and :Record Player, ,..' Chrome Kitchen • Suites,•
j.a e onsole Organ, 2 Piece Davenport ;Suites, .•5°'
Piece :'edroorn uites with Bookcase Beds, Box=Springs.
and.. Mattresses, 5 TV `Sets,; Refrigerators andElectric
gWasher,2:.39 Contin'Continental'Beds,
Ranges,` Conventional'
Platform Rockers; Coffee and Step :Tables, Tri -light:
and Table Lamps, : . Chairs, . Other odd
• Hostess and Arm `}.
".:Pieces of Furniture, Quantity' of Brand New: Clothing.
Plus Many More. Items Which Will be Released ': Be-
fore Sale Day But Not Available. for Publication:.' at
This 'Tires.
TERMS :'CASH . ' CHEQUES .ACCEPTED
3% sales tax in effect
Franklin Buuck, Auctioneer,: 'R.R. ; No 2, Cadshill,
A:. Jouwsma; .Ctcumbers, R Hallam, N.- Krkland; corn, A. Axid-rew,, R. Jouwsma, :A. Jouwsma;
potatoes, Roy' Hallam, A. Andrew,
Ross Hallam; tmaoes, A, . And-
rew 2nd;. cabbage, R° HallamA:. Ar1drew, R.. Jouwsma gourds;
J, Carrubhers,L, :Struthers (tie.d),
B. Cameron, .Nr Kirkland, Bev-
erley" MacDonald, 1.. I%wald, . A.
Jouwsma; Vegetable novelty, R.
Hallam, ` Alan Andre; J: Car-
rruthers; Vegetable collection, .J•Carruthers; Gourd novelty, N.Kirkland, J.Carruther; 1C; How -
and; Nursery rhyme, R. Jou,wsma,
J..• Carruthers, • A. Jouwsma;; J,
Joit
eVi i 4su .imummi+ao, �, ,S�.ia.� n� u�o 4�„�n�o�
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Progressive -Conservative
1
NOMINATING :. CONVENTION...
For.- The, Purpose Ofx SelectingA Candidate For The
Riding Of
Nuron-6r�rce .
Will Be Held In The
Town Wingnarn
• On The • Evening Of
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
At 8:30 p.m.
1 -fon. Wm. Stewart, Minister of Agriculture
Hon.Without Portfolioi
Chas. MacNaughton,Minister W>,tho ,
Fred Edwards, M,P.; Elston Cardiff, M.P.
A. F. Robinson, M.P.; "Marvin Hovire, M.P.,;
Eric Winkler,, :M.P
Refreshments
• ' J. The:: H.
Q Crawford, Secretary.
Hui on - Br'uceCod 'Progre
Savessive - Conserueevative Association'
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