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LUCKY OVIDE LAROCQUE The happy boy with the now is Ovide Larocqua of Mackenzie Drive who won the two wheeler m an eliminator draw for customers at Jackson on Mill draw was made September Consolation prizes wont to Mrs J Evans Jensen Acton and Christine Robinson Ovido is a Grade Eight pupil at Holy Cross Separate School Most Points Mrs C B Dick Flower Show Trophy Winner Charge Three With Acton Break Entry Two local youth and from Hamilton have been with September 10 break enter Mid theft at Acton Com munity Centre Bail for the trio 19 and from Glen Williams Geor getown and Hamilton let at and MOW prop erty Visited Expo Ministers Wife Shows Japan Slides The Eden Church ton of Georgetown were dinner The Georgetown Society late summer Flower Show was held in the Church School room of First Church Main SI N on day September where agnn an overflow of beauty was played lor public Mewing R S Barber chairman of the Flower Show Committee was rewarded for his by the large number of entries sup porting quality bloom Sirs C B Dick the pwst number of point for the how gaining possession of the Eaton trophy Best in the show wis enter ed by Ben Case and for this honour he retains the trophy for another Miss Elsie J Bird copped the best arrangement in the show ward laying claim to the Mrs Bennett trophy for the coming year Miss Else Bird a perennial winner of trophies each year so was awarded the Canadian Rom Society Bronze Medal for the best rose in the show flu Directors Cup awarded at September show for the most number of points garnered in the rose classes aLo went to Elsie Bird Refreshments were enjoyed throughout the afternoon the many interested citizens and vinton who dropped In to say hello being the last the year flower shows Society will return to its 3rd Wednesday In the month meet Presbyter in Church hail Aster mixed blooms Miss phut ill the Susan Palichuk Miss Linda lober meeting Miss E Jackon fog night which la held in Knox Harding SECTION NO ROSES Hose I IT Mi I J CM ford H J Herder Rose J Bird Rose tlonbunda Mrs Reld Cole Rose Climber C Henwick Pnnqo Miss J Mrs II J lkrdcr Miniature Mrs It Norton SECTION NO SUMMER FLOWERS Dahlia Decorative J Sicnko Mrs W Norton Mr L Harding Dahlia Caclui type Miss lands Mrs Norton Dahlia Pom Pom Mi R Norton Dahlia blooms under 1 in Mrs Harding Miss Lin da Mrs Cole Zinnia larje Mrs J S Scott Mrs John Zinnia Pom Pom one colour 3 blooms Mrs J Mans Miss Susan Zinnia Pom Pom mixed colors Scott Muss Evans J Evans Zinnia Cactus Type Mrs Bccney S Scott Cole Aster double Mrs R on Miss Susan Mrs lpe Mrs Aster Gladiolus Miss J Bird Gladiolus 3 spikes mixed Miss E J Bird Petunia single Miss Jack son Mrs Ollivlcr Mrs Sienko Pelimn double Mrs C Dick Mangold African Mrs Bee- Miss Mrs J A Burns Marigold trench Mrs C Dick Mrs J A Burns S Scott Calendula Mrs W Norton Snapdragon Mrs Miss Linda Chrysanthemum C Mrs C Dick Cole I Mum I spray Mrs Olhvicr Mrs Ditk Cole Mum button or pompom Miss Linda Palichuk Mum button or pompom three prays mixed Mias Linda Pal ichuk Salvia Cole Vase of Cosmos J A Burns Mrs L Harding Scott Vase of Dahlias D N Cole Vase of Mums Cole sec Mrs Vase of Petunias Mrs C Dick Mrs Vase of Asters Miss E Jackson Miss Linda Mrs Vase of Phlox Miss Jack ton Miss Linda Mrs Norton Bowl of Roses Vase of Zinnias Mm Been Mrs J Evans NO Patio Parly C B Dick Miss E J Bird Floral Dance J Bird Formal Dance Corsage Pink erton Mrs J Evans Miss Bird LUlipiit miniature not oner 4 any direction Mrs S D Cole Harvest Time Miss J Bird Miss Jackson Atiss Susan Pa llchuk Floating Island Mrs B Dick Miss Jackson Mrs E Beency Rose Bowl Mrs Bird Mrs J A Burns B NO JUNIOR CLASS Sweet Sixteen arrangement Susan Palichuk NO FRUIT VEGETABLES Arrangement of home grown vegetables MI us Jackson Miss Linda SECTION NO HOUSE PLANTS African Violet Mn C Dick Mrs E C Dick Flowering House plant other than violet Mrs W Norton Mrs J Sienko Flowering house plant D Cole Mrs Cole Mrs Norton CALL US NOW AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS for FALL WEDDINGS at Young Peoples met the home of Joan Mcbrcgur on Sunday evening September with nineteen members and guests present The opened with a hymn follow by prayer During the ham hour Mrs Walter Ridley gave a very talk on her trip to Expo In Japan Mrs Ridley also showed some coloured slides which had taken while In Japan Hit election of officers held and are as follows president Ken Rutledgc vice president Laurie Fries secretary Cindy and treasurer Don Jaduon During Uic business period a Halloween dance was planned for Friday Octo- it the North Trafalgar Recreation Centre with lunch provided A Party was also discussed but no date decided at the present time The meeting closed with followed by a delicious luneh Anniversary greetings are ex tended to Mr and Mrs Bill who will celebrate their wedding on Monday October 12 Sincere sympathy Is to Mrs Leonard Kueni on the death of her fuher Mr Jacobs who dud on Wednesday September 30 The ladies of United Church are busy plans for their annual Turkey Supper whkh will be on Wed nesday evening October from ra to JO i The Recreation Committee of the Communltj centre held their first of the fall season on r d hi October There were Uti les of euchre in pi nth Die prizes going to the follow winners Mrs Joe Ellis hi Clare Wilson and Edgar Ellcnton The 1 draws were won Nora KransU Mrs Maud Tom and Tom A delicious luuh served by the convener an social hour enjoyed lie euchre will be held on night October It Anniversary greetings are ended to Mr and Mrs 1 who will their tenth wedding on Wednesday Kevin Susan and Shellej ir-n- on Sunday evening with grandparents Mr and of the Line the Hornby district were sorry to heat of the death of King who on Friday Mr King re ted at the McKertie Funeral Home Main fat Mtltoi The funeral service was held on at Interment was at the I rcbvtcrian Churoh at Hoi n by Birthday greetings arc extend ed to the following who are celebrating Id Guy on October to Mrs Jim Brooks and Leslie on October Anniversary greetings arc tended to Mr and Mrs Paul Kubinec celebrate their 16th wedding annivcrsjry on October i The of Eden United Church will be in charge of the booth for an sale of antique furniture and other articles to be held on l October by Ivor Trowbridge I Anniversary greetings are ex tended to Mr and Mrs Sonny Hal who will wedding anniversary on day October THE HI HALO THURSDAY OCT PAG Mrs Jim FALL BULBS EVERGREENS LAWN FERTILIZERS OPEN Days a Week WEBBS Greenhouses TOWN UN Ilk of Nerval DIAL GEORGE SAYS SAVING MONEY IS SIMPLE The difficult pan is getting started on a savings plan that suits your spocial needs So you II happy to hoar that the Royal Bank has many dif forent ways to And one is almost certain to get you started the first stop toward success ful saving Step in sometime soon and find out how we can give your savings programme a gentle shove in the right direction We like to look after you at the ROYAL BANK Main Si North Gaorgelown Phone Expanded Transport Company OFFERS 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