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The Goderich Sjgual-Star, Thttrsday, September 2,9, 1966,
Tables Amply Filled At Third Flower
By G. MacLeod Ross
The Horticultural Society held
its third flower show last Wed-
nesday in St. George's Parish
Hall. The 42 classes were limited
to chrysanthemums, dahlias,
roses and arrangements.
Considering the cliimatie con-
ditions the :exhibits, especially
some of the roses and dahlias,.
were very good and they amply
filled the tables.
The show, was judged by the
individual members attending,
of whom 31 voted. The•Simpon-
Sears prize for the hest rose_ in
show, a set of T.V. tables, went
to Mrs. Neil Shaw for a lovely
red rose, a class in which there
was much competition. Dr. H. B.
Such personally presented his
placque to Mrs. Pridham for the
best gladiolus.
In only one class, that for
small decoratjr dahlias, was
there great di ersity of opinion
recorded,though surprisingy,
the first red rose,. was not that
chosen for the best rose Ls the
show. -
The winners of ribbons are
listed below. If there are any
errors, it must be -put down to
the diffidence of the winners,
to call their names clearly:
Chrysanthemums: Large dec-
orative: Mrs. Diggon; pom poms:
Bill Dean; cushions, spoons and
doublees of one color: Harold
Stewart; doubles mixed: Gordon
Smith, Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs.
Diggon,
Dahias: Pom poms: Bill Dean,
Mrs. Moorhead large decorative
toyer 8 ins.): Mrs. J. Campbell;
decorative (4 to 8 ins.): Miss Fell
tied with Miss Howell, Bill
Dean; large cactus: Miss Howell,
Mrs. J, Campbell; small cactus:
Gordon Smith, Miss Fell; dwarf:,.
Mrs. Menzies, Alps. Moorhead;
gaillardia: Dewar Norman, Mrs.
Pridham; gladiolus: Mrs. ' Frid-
ham, Mrs. Moorhead, Harold
Stewart; michaelmas daisy: Miss
Howell; any flower not listel:
Dewar Norman, Mrs. M. A. Mc -
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EXETER KINSMEN
12th ANNUAL
Harvest Jamboree
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th
9:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M.
Featuring
JOHNNY DOWNS
AND HIS 11 -PIECE ORCHESTRA
Five Tuneful Hours Of
Variety
EVERYTHING "FROM
GLEN MILLER to A -GO-GO
Kee, Mrs. Burroughs tied with
Miss Fell; collectibn of flowers:
Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs. Menzies,
Mrs. J. Campbell. ,
Roses: Miss Canada: Bill
Dean; tropicana: 1Vlris: Malcolm
Campbell, Mrs. Neil Shaw, Mrs.
Diggon; peace: Mrs. Shaw, H.
Stewart, Gordon Smith; peace,
other color Mrs. Burroughs,
Mrs. Malcolm Campbell; white:
Bill Dean, Miss Howell; pink:
Bill Dean, Gordon Smith, Mrs.
Pridham; red: Mrs. Menzies,
Miss Vera Clark, Mrs. Pridham;
yellow: .,Bill Dean, Brig. Ross, H.
Stewart; orange: Mrs. Menzies,
Mrs: Pridham, Bill Dean; other
color: Bill Dean, Mrs. Menzies;
climbers£ Mrs. Shaw, Bill Dean,
Brig. Ross; • climber, H. T. type:
Brig, Rgss, Mrs. Moorhead; flori-
bunda single: Mrs. Shaw, Brig.
Ross; floribunda double: Mrs.
Shaw, Mrs. Menzies, Brig. Ross;
grandiflora: Mrs. Menzies, Mrs.
Pridham.
PLAN ANNUAL MEETING
Arrangements: dining room
table, fall flowers: Miss Howell,
Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs. Menzies;
dahlias and driftwood: Mrs.
Moorhead, Mrs. M. A. McKee
tied with Miss Howell, Mrs.
Burroughs; mantel: Mrs. Moor-
head, Mrs. G. M. Ross, Mrs. Prid-
ham tied with Mist • Howell;
buffet; Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Moor-
head, Mrs. G. M. Ross; dried
flowers: Mrs. Menzies, Mrs.
Gordon Smith, Mrs. Moorhead;
miniature, Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs.
Neil Shaw, Mrs. M. A. McKee.
After the computer staff had
labored Tong- and diligently, -the
ribbons were distributed. Many
thanks to Mrs. Reg. McGee, Mrs.
McIver and to Ted White, our
new treasurer.
There followed an embarrass-
ing moment for the press secre.
tary, when Miss Howell, the
president, presented him with
the Ontario Horticultural As-
sociation sheep -skin for an un -
determined number of years of
undetected crime. (Unkind, to
gardens).
The president took a vote f
the meetingt which- established
that in all` future flower shows,
ribbons would replace cash
prizes—the society having join-
ed the legion of over -spenders.
The members also' v::ted to con-
tinue the year book, although
there is a body of opinion which
believes that we would retain
our membership better, if we
issued the flower show class
listsseparately, hree ,times a
and so gi:ner up inter-
est. The dues for 1967 were set
at one depreciated dollar again
—whether, under threat of re -
prisals from Ottawa or not was
not revealed.
On Oct. 19, same place and
time, we shall welcome the new
district director, Mrs. Greig of
Lions Head, who will disco's,
we hope, wildflowers of Bruce.
Presbyterial Meeting Field
LOQHALSH.—A Presbyterial
'meeting of Huron and Maitland
Presbyterian W.M.S. executive
gathered in 'Ashfield Presby-
terian Church on leednesday
afternoon to make plans for the
remainder of the' year and the
annual meeting.
Weekend visitors with Mir.
and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin, of.
Toronto, and Mr. Rod Finlay-
son of Sarnia.
Mme: •and4aMrs.- Oliver McChar-
les and Mrs. Daisy MeCharles
and Mr. George McGillivary
spent Sunday in Brantford with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald .MeOharles.
A . shower was held Friday
for Margaret Anne Farrish at
North Ashfield School.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wyld spent
Friday in Corunna with Mr.
and Mrs. David Cowan.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
MacLennan for the weekend
-were Miss Katie Sutherland of
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London, Mr. Finlay MacLennan
of Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ainslie and
family of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank MacLennan,
Margaret MacLeod of Toronto
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Doris Wylds of Toronto spent
.a few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Wylds.
Members "Provide Jam
For Table 'At Bazaar
TAYLOR'S CORNER — The display and prices were put on
August meeting of the Commun-
ity Club met at the home of
Mrs: Gordc.- Orr. The vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. Westbrook, con-
ducted the meeting.
The reports of the secretary
and treasurer were read and
approved. Members brought in
home made jam for the jam
table at the ,bazaar. A letter
was, read from -the adopted son
in Korea. Many aprons and ar-
ticles far the bazaar were on
Officers
Installed
Joint installation for the Gode-
rich Kinsmen and Kinettes was
held at the Maitland Golf and
Country Club, Saturday. Deputy -
Governor Bob Border, of Mark -
dale conducted the installation.
The new executive for the;
Kinsmen is as follows: presid-'
ent, Jim Peters; first vice- pre••
sident, Doug Cruickshank; sec
end vice-president. Deb Shew
felt: secretary, Ken McGee:
treasurer, Ray Cook; registiettr,'
Ron Carter; btilletin editors,
P,er•tt Corbett and Don Ruetz; .
directors, Bob Baechlet•, John
Sturdy and Doug Mlurlcy,
The Kinettes officers are pre-
sident, Evelyn Gardiner; first
vice-president, Ferne Carter;
secretary, Jean Cruickshank:
treasurer, Sylvia McGee; regis-
trar, Ann Doherty; bulletin edi-
tors, Frances Corbett and Marie
Whetstone.
After the formal part 'of the
melting closed, members and
guests enjoyed dancing to the
" Bluetongs,"
Show
The annual meeting and
nomination of officers ;for 1,967
will be held on Nov. 10, to give
the new; comers plenty of time
to collect their thoughts.
Thus, this enthusiastic affair
closed with copious drafts of tea
provided by Mrs. Malcolm
Campbell, Mrs. Gordon Smith
and Mrs..
Dewar' Norman. The
tables were set up and papered
by Harold Stewart, to,, whom
undying thanks too.
Invitction
Accepted
same.
A report on the bus trip taken
to the Niagara district in Aug-
ust was given by Mrs. .C. Sin-
elair. During the afternoon
Mrs. McNall was called forward
and address was read by Mrs.
Frank Schmidt, Mrs. B. White-
ly and Mrs. C. Sturdy presented;
her with a coffee table and
flower centre, as she and Mr.
McNall have retired to live in
Goderieh. ,Mrs. McNall invited
all to visit her in her new home.
Mrs. Charles Whitely invited
the club to meet at her home
for, the October meeting, Mrs.,
B. Walter and Mrs. Jantzi served
lunch.
PORTER'S HILL. --The U.C.W.
of Grace Church held its Sept.
.neeting at the home of Mrs.
Chester Sturdy with 25 ladies
present. The president, Mrs.
Sturdy opened the meetin
thanking the ladies for such a
good turnout and then turned
the meeting over to Mrs. A.
Lockhart for the devotional per-
iod. Mrs. Alvin Betties. read
Scripture. A lovely ditiet was
sung by Mrs. T. So,werby and
Mrs. William Cox. The secre-
tary's ...and treasurer's reports
were read and an invitation to
attend the Bayfield thankoffer-
ingi meeting October. 11 was
accepted.
Guest speaker for the even-.
ing, Mrs. VanEgmond, Clinton
was introduced by -Mrs. A, Bet-
ties. She spoke on the benefit
work for the Ontario Hospital.
Mrs. Elgin • Cox thahleed her,
An invitation to hold the .Oct-
ober meeting in Clinton at the
home of Mrs. —Jahn—McCowan
was accepted.
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD. - Mrs. Murray
Rankin suffered a fractured leg
in a fall downstairs. -
Mrs. Colin MacGregor has re-
turned home from a visit to
Alberta. ,
Over 50 ladies, attended the
Presbyterial held here'bn Wed-
nesday afternoon.
The Lord's Supper will be ob-
served in Ashfield Presbyterian
Church next Sunday . with 'pre-
paratory service at 8 p.m. Fri-
day evening.
TO
THE YOUNG
GENERATION
Young people, we are endeavoring to form an" establish-
ment for your dancing pleasure. The Legion Memorial
Hall Clinton, Cfntario, which we have recently acquired,
will. present TOP NAME BANDS -.beginning October 7,
1966.
The Young .Generation Club will exist primarily for your
enjoyment and we urge your enthusiastic support.
Featuring OCTOBER 7, 1966
THE BOUNTY HUNTERS
Rock 'n' Roll --Rhythm and"Blues
9.- 12 Everyone Welcome
COME TO YOUR CLUB — MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE
WILLIAM M. PREST.
Formerly of
Hays, Prest and Hays
ANNOUNCES
the
OPENING.
of his
OFFICE
for the
PRACTICE OF LAW
October 1st. 1966
56A EAST STREET
GODERICH, ONTARIO
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