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65th annual picnic Horticultural Society Show (continued from page 8) Mostert 30. Beans green - 1. Carol Mostert 2. M. Zegers 3. Cor Mostert 31. Beans five pods any other variety - 1. Carol Mostert 2. P. Bales 32. Beets three specimens - 1. C. Mostert 2. H. Schmid 3. D. Lowery 4. Inez Harris 33. Carrots three speci- mens - 1. C. Mostert 2. D. Lowery 3 P. Bales 34. Cucumbers tbree spec- imens, plckling - 1, C. Mostert 2. Cor Mostert 3. M. Zegers 35. Cucumbers tbree spec- !mens, sllcing - 1. M. Zegers 2. Cor Mostert 3. H. Schmnid 4. P. Bales 36. Sweet Com tbree cobs - 1. D. Lowery 2. James Lowery 37. Peppers three speci- mens - 1. Carol Mostert 2. Cor Mostert 3. 0. Challice 38. Potatoes three speci- mens. white - 1, C. Mostert 2. M. Zegers 3. D. Lowery 4. 1. Challice 39. Potatoes three speci- mens, red - 1. P. Bales 2. 1. Ch allice. 3. M. Zegers 40. Onlons three bulb specimens - 1. H. Schmid 2. P. Bales 3. . Challice 4. . Harris 41. Tomatoes one cluster miniature - 1. Cor Mostert 2. Carol Mostert 3. L. Atkins 42. Tomatoes three speci- mens, slicing - 1. Cor Mostert 2. P. Bales 3. M. Zegers 4. Carol Mostert 43. Any other vegetable - 1. Carol Mostert 2. M. Zegers 3. 1. Challice SECTION C DECORATIVE 44. "Country Showdown" - 1. Carol Mostert 2. P. Bales 3. M. Z-egers 45. "Family Gathering" - 1, Pat Bales 2. I. Challice 3. S. Etmanskie 46. "Dinlng Out" - 1. C. Mostert 2. M. Zegers 3. S. Etmanskie 4. . Challîce 47 "Brighten my Day" - L. 1. Harris 2. I. Challice 3. M. Zegers 48. "Green Bay" - 1. P. Bales 2. S. Etmanskie 3. I. Challice 49. "Pink Lustre" - 1. M. Zegers 2. P. Bales 3. 1. Challice 50. "Standing Proud" - 1. I. Harris 2. I. Challice SPECIAL PRIZES 1. Judges' Choice other thani decorative - Lorna Atkins 2. Best arrangement in show - Carol Mostert 3. Best red rose in show - John Cockbumn 4. Best specimen - Doreen Lowery 5. Best Dahlia - Lorna Atkins 6. Best annual - Pat Bales 7. Most points in specimen vegetables - Carol Mostert 8. Most points in entire show - Minnie Zegers donat- ed by CIBC 9. Most pqints (not eligible for CIBC prize) - Pat Bales 10. Most points in speci- men flowers - Lorna Atkins SECTION D YOUTH COMPETITION 1. "My Critter" - 1. Korey Matchett 2. Thomas Lowery 3. K,'ayla Matchett 4. Kristine Matchett 2. 'To Grandma's l'Il Go" - 1. Colleen Lowery Submnitted by DorothyBarnett A cloudless summer day wlth temperatures rising above 30 degrees C brought over 85 descendants of the original settiers, John Rckard and his wife Maria (Parsons) Rlckard to celebrate together on the lawns of Brenton & Jean Rickard, 507 Mill Street South, Newcastle. After potluck lunch, Mike Pearce and Russel Hunt con- ducted games and races for chiidren of ail ages. Running 5-9 years of age Joel Rickard. 10-12 years of age Sara Cawker. Runn-ing 12 and over Nikkl LaFrance. 3-legged race Jason Walton and Devon Alin. Adrien Hunt blew the blggest bubble guim bubble. Pat Tosswill kicked her shoe farthest in the women's shoe kick contest. 2nd place was Kay Powell. Good Work Ladies! Michael Rtckard kicked bis shoe right over the bull and in 2nd place was Don Rickard. Aw.ýesome guys! Neatest tie around partners neck was David and Marilyn Werry. Fastest couple to tie a tie around partner's neck was Robin and Wendy Rickard. The "Not-So-Neat" tie tied around partner's neck was Don and Gail Pckard. Keep practicing! The candy toss had ail the children scrab- bling. Twenty basebail pl.ayers descended on Edward Street Bail Park for a game of 3- pitch. The game going back and forth between each team ending in atie at 14 ail. Larry Pearce did another excellent job of organizing an entertaining crokinole tour- nament with two finalists being Bill and Bruce Allin with Bruce edging hïs Dad out. Du rham AIDSwalk on Sunday, September 27th, the Annual Durham AIDS WalIk will take place at Memrorial Park in Oshawa. The event raises AIDS awareness and funds for AIDS support, education and advocacy in Durhami Region. To take part in this fun and worthwhile event, stop by the AIDS Commnittee of DurhanVs booth at 'the Oshawa Shopping Centre. The booth will be located at the Mall's North end on Friday, August 2lst from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Stop by and pick up your reg- istration formn so that you can get an early start on your pledge collecting. if you can't make it to the Oshawa Centre on that date, you can pick up a registra- tion fcrm at the AIDS Committee of Durham or cali them at (905) 665-0051. If you want to register online, visit Yahoo! Canada (www.yaihoo.ca) and type in AIDS WALK. Two of many winners answering most questions correctly on the quiz ques- tionnaire were Melanie Aluin and Allan Rickard. Adrien Hunt was wmnner of 207 jelly- beans - guessing 205. Excellent guess Adrien! Special thanks to Brenton and Jean for opening their home to us. The beautiful flower beds create a perfect setting for our annual plçnic. Also, special thanks to Bill Aluin for planning his Euphonium throughout the day and to Terry and Phyllis Price for donating a delicious sweet feast of corn. Our celebration ended with a new executive being formed for 1999-2000. Many thanks to the out going executive. Job well done! Wendy & Robin Rickard Secretary Treasurer nugust 29th, Museum will A and Yard ,t lawn. This pular with a books and Soft cover Lnd hardcov- )l each. The Il be priced The Museum is looking for donations for this sale. If you have any books or items (no clothng), please give us a cal at 623-2734. ItLems can be dropped off at the Museumn (37 Silver Street) or we can, arrange to pick themn up. The sale will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Coffee and doughnu-uts wiil be available.ý This is a fund-raising event for the Museum so come on out and support us while get- ting a bargain at the same time. Ort- - We'dding Cakes sdq - Cakes for i-ail Occasions 1u~.Ie I ~7ke a Pastries - Donut.s - Pies ft- *Brucd &c--Buns & Tea Room 8i97 Proprietors: Gary & Carol Vreeker 9 3 9 7 Main Street, O0n1C-se(Suda1&M(da MN Northeutt EUiott ! E Funeral Home THOUGIITFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCER-N A Faminiy Owned Business, Offering. Traditional Funeral Services Prearranged & Plrepaid Services - Cremiation Arriangemients Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - OutifTw Shipping CORY KUIPERS - PRESIDENT 53 Division Street 623-5668 Bowmtanville, Ontario LI1C 2Z8 OFF STREET PARKING Il Clarke High Sehool August 26, 27, & 3*1 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. & August 28 from 9 a.m. - 12 noon for the registration of' new students to the area and timetable changes.