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11901(0u:ratSociety announces
F ower shditv winners
,T lie auditorium of SDI-IS looked
like a well tended garden for A
day when the Seaforth IlorticUl'
tural Society took it over for their
annual flower show On
Wednesday.
There was a full selection of
entries and spectators had aogood
look around and then took tea in
the school cafeteria.
Most points in the show—this
year were won by Mary H atigh of
Brucefield, who won a silver rose
bowl, donated by the three local
banks, to keep for a year. She'll
be able to keep the vase, donated
by Society president,Mrs• '
William . Scott, permanently. j.
First runner up was Jean
McEwen who won a hanging
planter • donated by Sills
Hardware.
2nd. 'runner up - Doreen
Strong, won a hanging pot -
I donated. by Seaforth Jewellers,
Other winners of various
classes were:
Hostess Tea Table Arrangements
`,Karen Whitmore won a
cake plate bought from cash
donations; Audrey McLlwain
won a brown dish donated by
Anstett Seaforth and .
Mrs. Annie Allan .• won a
white candy dish donated by Bob
and Betty's Variety.
The Play Boy - desk arrange-
went (For Men only) was won by
Bill Strong. He won a sweater
donated by. Stewart Brothers.
Second prize •went to Steve
Hildebrand who won a shirt,
donated by Bill O'Shea,.
For miniature of roses, first
went to Audrey McLlwain who
won a bud vase, bought from cash
donations. Second prize went to
Bill Strong who won 1 can Green
Elf Plant— food - donated by
Topnotch Feeds Ltd:
First prize for Miniature in Lid
went- to Hazel Hildebrand who
won a bud vase - b-oughrfrnm
cash donations.Second prize went
to Doreen St tong who won Cygon
- 2E - donated by Seaforth
Co-Op.
Winners in childrens classes
were:
Children - Class G
Most points in all of class - First
- Lori Strong - Book - donated by
Mrs. L. Grummett.
Second prize. - Lip Strong,
silver dollar - from cash donations
and third prize, David McLlwain,
silver dollar from cash donations.
Childs. Toy special prize First
prize - Lori Strong; shirt donated
by Vincent Patin Equipment.
Second - Frog - donated by K.
Whitmore -. Lisa Strong; Third -
David McElwain, silver dollar -
donated from' cash donations.
Under 10 years of age; Lori
$,tfrong - Silver dollar from cash
donations and second prite, tisa
Strong, silver dollar from cash
donations.
Over 10 years of age (Flower
Flag) - First prize Elizabeth
DeJong, silver dollar from cash
donations and second- prize -
Esther DeJong, silver *dollar -
from cash donations. Third Prize
- Gary Elliott, silver dollar from
cash donations.
FirSt time exhibitor - First prize ,
Rose Ann Van Loon - Silver
dollar from cash donations.
Door prizes were won by: Steve
Hildbrand; Karen Whitmore;
Alice McConnell; Grace Addison;
Grace Broadfoot; J.A.Stewart and
Gary Gray.
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OUT TO SEE THE FLOWERS -- Kilbarchan Nursing Home, residents Mabel
Turnbull, in the wheel chair and Stella Bushie, behind her, enjoyed an outing to the'
Horticultural Society Flower Show at SDHS on Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Turnbull tells how much she enjoyed the show in her column, Kilbarchan Notes.
Laurie Savauge, left, and Linda Smith. (not in the photo) accompanied the ladies to
the show. (Staff Photo)
McKillop
Correspondent •
Mrs. Ed. Regele
Mrs. Pearl Meuller and Mrs.
Louisa Bennewies of Mitchell
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Joseph Thornton.
Sunday visitors on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Harold McCallum
were, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Hoegy and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Glanville and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Bruno Breacker.
Miss Brenda • Glanville of
Crediton spent a couple of days
with her cousin Master Carl
McCallum.
Mr..nd Mrs. Clarence'Dennis
of IMood, Mrs. Joyce Fischer
and Mark, Mrs. Adeline Diegel
and David Sommerville were
resent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Regele.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele and
Brenda Glanville visited Mr. and
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Mrs.. Clarence Regele Thursday
LOOK AT THIS'ONE Verda Sinclair, right, points
out some of the interesting flower arrangements
' using toys, that children entered -in the Seaforth
Flower ShoW. ,Mabel strong, left,, whose grand-
children won several prizes, also admires the
exhibits. Staff Photo)
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Red Clover and
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Mrs. Mac Scott and Jean McEwen look over some of
the prize winning uquets at the flower show on
Wednesday. Mrs. B d and ' Miss McEwen are
sisters. (Staff Photo)
Mrs. M ary Haugh who won a can i.
of Green Elf house plant food
donated by Topnotch Feeds Ltd.
Most points for Arrangements
went to Doreen Strong, first' -
$10.00 Food Voucher donated by
Roth Foods; Seafotth; Second
prize to Audrey McLlwain -
F iture and third prize,
-picture - donated by Whitney
Dorothy Statton, 1 can Green Elf
plant food donated by Topnotch
Feeds Ltd.
A cup and saucer arrangement
for new members only was first
prize for Bill Strong. He won a
cup and saucer bought from cash'
donations. Second prize went to
Steve Hildebrand who won' a
China Mug, bought from cash
Most points for 4 annuals went
to Mrs. John Broadfoot who won
a 5 lb. cheese donated by
U.D.P.C., Seafotth.
Most points, for Perennials &
Biennials went to Miss Jean
McEwen who won a -stapler
donated by Ball MacCauley Ltd.
Most points for Roses went to
Mrs. John McLlwain who won
rose fertilizer, donated by
Canadian Tire Store, Seaforth. •
Most points in Plants went to
evening. donatiO.
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