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Clinton News-Record, 1967-07-06, Page 44 ,’.ib aid no Clinton News-Record, Thursday, July 6, 1067 Rose Show (Continueu from Page 1) Hied at the splendid co-operat ion of Clinton citizens who made the show an outstanding suc cess, They express special thanks to the new exhibitors, many of whom were prize-win. ners. They also wish to thank the News.Record for splendid po-operation in the publicity department. The full list of winners is as follows: Hybrid Tea Rose, white, Charles Brown and Mrs. J, W. Counter; yellow, Miss Dorothy ' Marquis and Mrs. Charles Nel son; pink,'Mrs. Neville Forbes and Mrs. Norman Counter; red, Mrs, Waldby Buton and Mrs. Frank Fingland; any other cola our, Mrs. J. W. Counter and Bill Austin, Seaforth; peace Hybrid Tea, Rose, Mrs. Brock Olde end Mrs. Gord on Rathwell; Miss Canada Hybrid Tea, Mrs. J. W. Counter and Mrs, Bill Hearn; 2 blooms, any other colour, Mrs. J. W. Counter and Miss L, Johnston; 3 blooms, Miss Dorothy Mar quis and Mrs. Ed Mittell;" 2 stems, Polyanthus or Flora, bunda, Mrs. Tom Herman and Mrs. J. W. Counter; Seven roses in a container, Bill Austin, Miss Dorothy Mar quis and Mrs. J.W, Counter, arrangement of climbers or ramblers, Miss Dorothy Mar quis, Mrs, Don Pullen and Mrs. B. Olde. Dining room table arrange ment, Mrs. M. Zablocka, Mrs. J. W. Counter and Mrs, F. Fingland; mantel arrangement, Mrs. Stewart Middleton, Mrs. Don Middleton and Mrs. F. Fingland; rose corsage, Mrs. Gordon Cudmore, Mrs. J. W. Counter and Miss Dorothy Mar quis. The champion rose was won by Mrs. Brock Olde. Arrangement of pansies, ‘Mrs. Zablocki, Mrs. J. W. Counter and Mrs. Charles Nel. son; '5 stems of Sweet Will iam, Dorothy Marquis. Mrs. Maurice Frame and Mrs. Don Pullen; 1 spike Delphinium, Mrs. Reg Cudmore, Mrs. Don Middleton and Mrs. Stewart . Middleton; 3 stems of any other variety, Bill Austin, Miss Luella Johnston and Mrs. Don Pullen; arrangement in old- fashioned container, Mrs. J. W, Counter, Mrs. Stewart Middle- ton and Mrs, Don Pullen, Mixed garden flowers, Jim Cudmore, Cathy Cudmore and Marnie Middleton; wayside ; ’flowers, Paul Middleton, Paul ’* WanDamme, Freddie Middleton; ,. Alex Wh'Stef hbut and C indy Midi dleton. SEE THE WORLD'S TOP LADY PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS IN ACTION! AT THE 'iv <1 f< t. To close out the school term at A/M Hugh Campbell Public School at Adastral Park, CFB Clinton, a graduation program was held at 2 p.m. on Wed nesday, June 28. Flight Sergeant Don Kerr, major of Adastral Park, spoke to the graduates and Flight Lieutenant C. H. Hamthorne, chairman of the School Boards presented certificates to the g^ade eight graduates. The grade 8 graduates were: Judy Bradshaw, Anita Brochu, Paula Carey, Heather Cummings, Marc Davis, Mary Estabrooks, Monique Gervais, Marion Hohner, Maureen John ston, Debbie Langille, Charles LeFebvre, Marc McKenzie, Michael Paulin, Andre Pellet ier, Kim Pratt, Doris Pryor, Irene Schwab, Arthur Smith, Catherine Thompson. Ricky Brown, Vaughn Bull- ough, Carol Cassie, Arlene Davis, Monty DeLong, Ronald Forcier, David Goodine, Susan Humphreys, Stephen Kennedy, Ted Leather, Gary McFarland, Lyle Moody, Richard Paulin, Wendy Porter, Kenneth Prest, James Russell, Suzanne Sinker and Denise Stone. Kim Pratt won the A/M Hugh Campbell Trophy awarded ann. ually for outstanding achieve, ment for a grade 8 pupil. This was presented by W/C R. H. LeFebvre, officer commanding the Canadian Forces School of Instructional Technique. Academic achievement aw- ards were presented to Maur, een Johnston, Ted Leather, UCW Unit Meets At Lake Home Fifteen members of the Mary and Martha Unit of Wesley- Willis UCW enjoyed a delic- ious smorgasbord picnic at the lake home of Mrs. Wes. Holl and in June. Following dinner,a devotional period, the Theme of which was “The Field is the World” was capably taken by Mrs. E. B. • Menzies, Mrs, J. MacLarenand Mrs. Price. Mrs, Steepe, the president, presided over the meeting. Contests were much enjoyed: Pictures and commentary on Expo 67 were shown by Mrs. Charles Nelson. Jiooid i Wendy Porter, KimPratt^Cath* erine Thompson, by teacher Miss J. Lovelock. Flight Lieutenant Dick Allan, the base recreation officer, pre.1 sented trophies to the school field day champions: Senior/ Dianne Gervais, .and Lyle Moody; Intermediate; Cel- este Paulin and Ken Prest; Junior, Louise Rocheleau, and Darryl Borden; Juvenile, Mary Carmichael and Jeffrey Girdle stone. Sports bars were won by the’ following students: Track, Louise Rocheleau, Ross Griffin, Russell Call Michael Driscoll, Danny Mac- aaOP/JWT r-xifi TiiOf ’kay,, Jeff Girdlestone, Shawn Sheppard, Darryl Borden, Tommy Brennan, Shelly Bord. en, .Denise Knight, Joanne Lap. ensee, Mary Carmichael, Donna Salter, i Ken Smith, Michael Chambers, Mary Ann Cum mings, Tena Leger, Dianne Ger vais, Maureen Johnston, Carol Cassie, Andre Pelletier, Celeste Paulin, Arlene Davis, Michael Paulin, Lyle Moody, Marc McKenzie, Richard Paul in, Roger Gillcash, Ken Prest ■ and Clyde Sparks. Girls’ Hockey, Andre Pelle- tier, Barbara Sinclair, Beverly Smith, Patricia Cummings, Aiiita Brochu, Debbie Daum, Kathryn D.ieroffandKerryBois- sevain. Football, Jim Russell, Jac ques Leger, Bill Cummings, Charles LeFebvre, Gary Mc Farland, Ron Forcier, James MacDougall, John Mackenzie Edward Gagnon, David Cooper David Goodine, StevenLaroque Danny Boissevain, Michael Driscoll and Ernie Bradshaw. Basketball, Marion Hohner, Debbie Burbridge, Heather Cummings, Barbara St. Clair; Donna Ursulak, Joanne Popp, enk and Carol Shilson. Volleyball, Richard Brown, Barry Furneaux, David Good. Guthrie. Robert -----<b9ogm yluh efchsltevA bcxtomi .beilqqua Brown, ErnieBradshaw/Robbie ‘Schwab', Kerry"Lawson 1 Dukes, Michael Finlay, Eugene James MacDougall. -------“TT -------------------------------------- -------------- ------------------------------; NOTE—ALL SERVICES ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Attend Your Church LADIES’ OPEN HORSE SUNNINGDALE COUNTRY CLUB LONDON, ONTARIO Highway #4, joist North bf Lbndon Oon*t miss this outstanding sports event . . , the Only Canadian tournament on the LP.G.A. tour! Tuesday, July 18 Practice Round .$1,00 Wednesday, July 1$ Pro-amateur Event.,, .$1.00 Thursday, July 20 1st Rdund 18 holes ,,, ,$2,50 Eiriday,Juiy21 2nd Rcuhd 18 holes ,., $2.50 Saturday, July 22 Final Reuhd 18 holes. .$3,00 Admission Tickets sold through most golf pro-shops, at Tom Munro Ltd, and Nash Jewelfettfe ih London. Or, write4 ’Sunnlngdaie Country Club; R. R. #5, London, Ont, Buy a Weekly Ticket far $6.00 and save $4.00. GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES “CLINTON issued 3 to 5-year term. earn the above indicated interest payable half-yearly by cheque, authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. KL-»«»-aiaiaw-waaa«iaaaM| \STERLING TRUSTS / Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 373 tty jt T«r<mto 35 Ounlc^p St., Barrie 73 MInImh t. OriUlfl WED. JULY 12 ft HEATS EVENT No, 1— Single Mile Dash — Non-Wlnncr, of Any Money 00 to July Iff, 1967......................... EVENT No. 2 — Single Mile Dash— Hon-WlnnbM 6f $200.00 far faioti Mr 1966 And.*6 July 1, 1967 .................. EVENT No. 3 Double Heat Dash — Non-Winnor» of $500.00 folr Poeon lif 1966 and to July 1, 1967 ................ . EVENT No, 4 — Double Heat bash — Non-Wfnnor» nf $1,000.60 /0* Pocon In 1966 and to July I, 1967................. EVENT No. S Double Heat Dash — Nnn-WInnot* «f $3,000,00 for Paean in 1966 and to July 1, 1967 ............. , PURSE J_, $150.00 DIVIDED PURSE $150.00 DIVIDED PURSE < $200.00 DIVIDED POSSE ..$200.00 DIVIDED PURSE $300.00 DIVIDED 1: / * * 4‘ $5.00 Entry — 1st 7 entries accepted. Entries close July I when horses are eligible. Entry fee refunded on horses not winning any money. Positions drawn for each heat; Purse division: 40, 30, 15, TO, 5 percent. Colours MOST be worn. CTA Rules to goverh with exceptions. If ciasses di ndt fillwe reserve th# right to make changes. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) Pastor: Jack Heynen, B.A* Sunday, July 9 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:15 a.m.—Church Service ALL ARE WELCOME HERE Ontario Street United Church “THE FRIENDLY CHURCH” Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS. B.A Organist: MISS LOIS GRASBY, A. R. C. T. Sunday, July 9 During the month of July, the Ontario Street and Turner’s Congregations will worship With Wesley-Willis United Church, —T^nlntrahtne (&lpirrl|re REV. A. J. MOWATT, C.D;, B.A., B.D., D.D., Mlniater ' MR. CHARLES MERRILL, Organist MRS. VIOLA VANEGMOND, Choir Director Sunday, July 9 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship . Subject: “Enduring Values in a Changing World” Ontario Street and Turner’s will worship with us. HOLMESVILLE 9:45 a.m.—Worship Service 10:45 a.m.—Sunday School ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev.. R. W. Wenham, L.Tfi., Rector Miss Catharine Potter, Organist Sunday, July 9 Trinity VII 11:00 a.m.T-Morning Prayer ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERiAiTcHURCI The Rey/’R. U MacLean, B.A., Mlnleter Mrs. M* J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Director Sunday, July 9 9:45 a.m,—Sunday School 10:45 a.m.—Divine Worship Everyone Welcome i ^CHRISTIANREFORM^^ ; . REV. G. J. HEERSINK, Minister r «■ .. , 6uhday, July 9 I 16:00 a.m.—Worship Service 11:00 a.m.—Sunday Scheel 2:30 p.m*—Worship Service ih Dutch Every Sunday, 12:30 noon, dial 680 CHW, St Tboauu, listen to “Back to God Hour”. ? EVERYONE WELCOME MAPLE ST. GOSPEL HALL Sunday, July 9. 9:45 a.m.—Worship Service 11:00 a.m —Sunday School 8:00 p.m.—Evening Service Speaker: John Aitken, Shelburne Tues,, 8:00 p.m. *<- Stayer and Bible Study Rentecosfal Churc Victoria Street W» Werner, Pastor Bunday, July 6,' 9:45 a.m.—Sunday .3- 11:00 a.m.—Worship, 7:30 p.m.—Evening; Friday, $ p.m.—YPU