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Show Green Thumbers Produce Depife Up and Down Season Too Much Bureaucracy Says Bruce McLaughlin I I I- TOWN THURSDAY 1971 Page ember lower show Friday September 10h was how day for all green Knox Church Hall was the headquarters for this event presented by the Georgetown Horticultural Society planned and produced by the flower show committee under the direction of Mrs A Kelr Despite the many moods or weather throughout the growing season many excellent spec mens were displayed Interpret ations of the arrangement classes were also well received The Rug Hookers Guild of Georgetown added a colourful display of their work with demonstrations which created much interest during the and evening Miu Dorothy Stone local artist painted one of the prize winning arrangements of the show Completed works were also on display two of which were arrangements from other shows painted on the spot The Society s refreshment committee headed by Mrs C Bradley and assisted by Mrs Wm Boyle provided another popular spot by serving refresh during the show The downtown location the extended hours and the day being Friday proved very popular Many lingered for some time to reap the full impact of colour arts and crafts of those who make it a part of life B copped the most points in the show honours with Miss E Jackson placing second Miss E Jackson was recipient of the Mrs S Bennett Trophy with her arrangement The Scent of Apples Frank Brown claimed the Canadian Rose Society u Bronze Medal for the best rose In the show Ben Case retained the Trophy for another year proving his chrysanthemums are the best SPEC1MENB Section No 1 Roses Rose 1 bloom Frank Mrs Wm Held Bruce Harley Rose 3 blooms Bruce Miss J Bird Clifford Rose Floribunda spray Bruce Harley Mrs H Held Mrs Cole Rose ran dJ flora 1 spray D Cole Bruce Wm McNeil Rose Climber bloom C R second Rose Peace 1 bloom C Clifford second Frank Brown Rose Miniature C Ren first Section No Summer Flowers Dahlia over din bloom Miss Jackson Ruth Ash N Cole Dahlia cactus type 1 bloom Mrs Harding Ruth Ash Dahlia pom pom 3 blooms 1 colour Ruth Ash first Dahlia under 3 blooms any colour N Cole Mrs Harding Mrs Cole Zinnia large blooms Stewart Scott Mrs E Mrs H Scott Zinnia pompom blooms R B Mrs R C Zinnia pom pom l colour Miss Jackson Hon Mention Zinnia Caclus type 3 blooms one colour Mrs E Beeney Mrs Scott Zinnia pom pom 3 blooms mixed colours R B Miss Jackson Mrs A Kelr Aster double 3 blooms one colour J Mrs Harding Mrs Scott Aster mixed 5 blooms any type or colour R J Bydevaate Mrs L Hor ding Aster cactus or needle type blooms one or more colours B J Mrs H Scott Gladiolus one spike R Pinkerton 1st C J 3rd Gladiolus spikes one or more varieties Miss Bird 2nd petunia single 3 sprays one colour Miss Jackson Mrs McNeil Mrs OUJvier Mrs Marie and Mrs J Slcnko Hon Mention Petunia double 3 sprays one colour C J Bydevaate 1st Marigold blooms Mrs Wm Boyle 1st Mr Stewart Marigold trench 5 blooms B Mrs R Mrs J Bydevaate- Hon Mention Snapdragon 3 spikes any colour Mrs Miss E Jackson Mum l bloom Ben Case Mrs L Harding Mrs Cleave Mum 3 blooms any colours Mrs Mum spray Mrs Boyle Mrs Cole D N Cole Salvia 3 stems one colour Mrs J Vase of Cosmos Mrs Ash 1st VaseofDahlias D N Colelst Mrs N Cole2nd Vase or Mums Cole J Bird Mrs Cleave Vaseof Daisies Mrs Scott 1st Vase of Petunias Miss Jackson E Clifford Mrs Scott J Bydevaate Hon Men Vase of Asters R Mrs H Scoit C J Bydevaate Vase of Phlox Miss E Jackson 1st Bowl of Roses E Clifford 2nd Vase of Zinnias Miss Jackson Mrs Mr Beeney ARRANGEMENTS Afternoon Tea for a low table one colour predominating Pinkerton J Bird Mrs J Miss E Jackson Hon Men The Scent of Apples using apples as part of design MissE Jackson 1st Pinkerton 2nd Formal Dance corsage of flowers ready to wear R Pinkerton Jackion Mrs J Evans Peck a boo an a cement Mrs R Allison It Miss J Bird Thanksgiving dried material in natural state colour 1st Jackson 2nd Floating Island Ik torn foliage in a shallow Mrs Beeney Mrs Keir J Bydevaate Miss J Bird and Miss E Bird Hon Mention Crystal Clear Rose floating in rose bowl or brandy Miss Bird Clifford J Bird Beauty and the Beast an arrangement Mrs tt All son Miss E Jackson It First Frost Inating Miss Jackson It Pinkerton Mrs J Mrs Allison Hon Men Sayonara Japanese arrangement Mrs Allison 2nd Stitch in Time mini iture flower arrangement n thimble J Mrs Oil JUNIOR CI Something arrangement In a container not usually used for flowers pair Zlons Cindy Ash Mirljn The Spectn of I arrangement PelerZions Ash 2nd PI African Violet Miss J Bird 2nd Flowering House I other than violet Mrs It Allison Non Flowering House Plant Mrs R Allison Arc you aware that percent of all people who hove ever lived are living today and are you aware that percent of all the scientists who have ever lived arc living today S Bruce developer told 393 honor Wednesday night Mr McLaughlin president of MiLaufihlm Associates was the principle speaker at the third annual honors graduate banquet sponsored by Pec board of education Tl UN OF then is too much competition materialism stress and bureaucracy In our society and too little public harmony ho said Vie message in copious from the youth off older people when complain lt percent of the people now know what the emblems are he said What do we do about them All I ask is one thought out suggestion if they feel some thing should be changed in the statas quo I do not we should for the sake of change but I do yearn for improvement he added Ont area where Mr McLauRhlin would like to sec change is In growth of equal opportunity so lowest strata of society can filler up to the Hi also wants greater life styles EXCIIWit I suRc t that of the lime a Is at university and hopifully liter in Is hi si down to in schools then liki some people send their ilildron toda hi s el students should o iris of an id a do tin He s iducalinnil ex hinge would o knit the Mr believes the iXJtcn systim some The has something to with choice he said I people who lo Corn Hot Dogs At Church Picnic A successful and enjoyable Sunday School picnic was held Saturday at the old schoolgrounds with a baseball game games races and scrambles planned by superintendent Howard and teachers Mrs Clarke Mrs J Ross and Phyllis and ass 1st an Is Mrs Markham Mrs Briggs and Alice and Mr and Mrs Ron Clow Corn and hot dogs were served S S at tendance awards were received by James Clare Rhonda and Clow for perfect at tendance and missing only one Sunday Jodie Cow and Johnny Clare Arthur Chamberlain flew to England Saturday and plans to spend the winter travelling and working in Europe Eldest son of Mr and Mrs AM Chamberlain he is a graduate of Milton high school and a first year University He hopes to continue his education another year Last summer he cycled the west coast leaving In June with his camping gear and speed bicycle He visited the Calgary Stampede then cycled to von couver He Intended going on to Victoria but three days after arriving at the coast his bike was stolen so he flew home and spent the rest of the summer working on the farm Before leaving for England Arthur with brother David and Bisters Cathy and Sandra with assistance of their aunt Mrs C Malrs of Georgetown planned an early surprise party for his parents wedding an Among friends attending were Mr Chamberlain mother Mrs Clara Chamberlain Waterloo Quebec and his aunt Mrs Mildred Chamberlain Know ton Quebec Mrs Andrew Mr and Mrs Clayton Bowher Warden Quebec brothers of Mrs Chamberlain They were married In Warden on September IMS Another local couple Mr and Mrs William the former celebrate their anniversary on the some date They were married in St John Church here with Rev Leigh Pink officiating St John Guild members held their meeting at home of Mrs Cecil Smith last week The women are busy making a quilt and preparing for Die annual bazaar be held as always thi first Saturday in November They are also planning an rummage sale Mrs CA YAMAHA SNOWMOBILE Park Toyota is proud in no ncc the better machine is here the Snowmobile This machine will meet your greatest expectations its and grace are second to none performance greater still All Yamaha are constructed of superior materials and assembled In modern facilities by a team of top Japanese tradesmen The engine Is marvel of engineering The fr port combustion chambers the auto lube oil injection slim the peak of performance every Yamaha engine superior muffler providesaminimumof combined with auto luhi system makes the the quiet In addition we offer standard equip mem ball join steering heavy duty suspension separate calibre disc ikes heavy duty steel enforced traik durable bogey suspension brake lights high and low beam headlights trailer hitch and baked enamel finish Our option electric start quick change high and tow range transmission all of which will odd to your pleasure The unique auto lube oil In system eliminates hi muss and fuss of mixing nil and gas For your added convenience bank financing at a low merest rote is made available We have a slocked department and top notch fn tory trained mechanics to serve your needs Yam a has an being sold now Comcnndi one yaullbelhiunj friends and do life should be allowed I suggest tux be i moved from all basic OPP Inspectors Funeral Thursday Funeral service took place In St George Anglican Church Inst Thursday for In Charles Norman An derson He was SO A member of the Ontario Provincial Police second in command at Ihe Downsvlew detachment he was killed in a five car accident near Milton September 12 His east bound car was struck from behind on Highway The crash sent his vehicle Into the westbound lane where it was hit by another van His wife who was a passenger was taken Burlington hospital wilh multiple injuries She is making a good recovery The van driver has been charged with criminal negligence Born in Hawks tone son of the late Robert and Laura Anderson he leaves his wife Janet Cap- stick three children Robert CharlesofMeoford Mrs Charles Marlin and Mrs William Allen Rosefield Drive Georgetown three grandsons and brothers and sisters Mrs Sedore Miss Helen Anderson Mrs Tony Cardella all of Toronto George truce McLaughlin food shelter and clothing Of course this change in taxation would have taken more some place else he said believe we should lake more from consumable In every other gory since all taxation is basic illy toward the consumer Mr said there has be dramatic change in land development industry because thi present trend is towards sprawl is sally condemned He told honor graduates thatmanisa concrete of habit and pointed out some habits to avoid I suggest you do not get the wheel he said Do not borrow unless it is a item which you t be able to afford for many years and then only when there is a savings element involved PearceJennings Wedding at Paris Members of thi Immediate families were present when Mrs of Paris and Mr Ernest I N of Georgetown were married September 3 in Paris Presbyterian Church officiated at double ring ceremony The bride wore a blue en w corsage of pink and feathered white car nations Matron or honour Mrs Ivy Fox was in beige with a of yellow roses and fiaihered while Gordon I Brampton wis in for his brother Shotgun Winner 11 wing i shotgun in recent inw conducted by Hunters of Sutton and John of Egbert Rev GG Russell conducted the funeral service with In terment following in Cemetery Fellow officers of the were pallbearers Moore and Cpls WJ Ambeau T E Guy E J A Wright RR Smith GK and HF Williams Honorary pallbearers Included the Honorable Charles Mac Naughlon Deputy Commissioner Harold Graham Chief In Harry Harold Wilkina and Robert France and Robert Keene Carl Ash ton and Lloyd Donald GEORGETOWN Glass Mirror Street Aluminum Windows Gins Replaced Alio Screens 8778020 Russells Barber Shop Moving to New Location Corner Guelph St and Maple St Georgetown Dairy Building Next to Kentucky Fried Chicken Thank You A reception followed at the home of and Mrs Joe Jen He is a son of the bride Mr and Mrs are living at Albert Street Glad it was Herald Photographer Dear Sir II is my belief that young people especially deserve our pride and respect for worthy effort and achievement I am therefore pleased to learn that the photographer mentioned In my letter of September 13 is not connected with Georgetown Herald and docs not reflect the attitude of an influential unity voice Yours sincerely James Pell CLEARING IMPORTED Single Discontinued Line Reduced To OakQueen Paint Wallpaper Ltd I SI Opposite Seed House Now Open Mondays Attention Bus Passengers Effective Thursday September 23rd GRAY COACH BUSES WILL RESUME FORMER ROUTING THROUGH GEORGETOWN VIA MAIN ST MAPLE AVE All Buses will Stop on Signal Positive Stops will be Made at Agencies Tickets anil Inform MOVING Friday October 1st To New and Larger Quarters AT THE FORMER Georgetown Dairy Building COR MAPLE Providing Larger Selection Better Service On WHOLESALE RETAIL Plumbing Heating Electric Supplies ALSO HUMIDIFIERS HUMIDIFIER PARTS G R MUCKART mill AND CO- LTD ana Delrex Plaza Restaurant Telephone DOUBLE DISCOUNT BAYER ASPIRIN DRISTAN TABLETS MODESS or KOTEX NICE EASY HAIR COLOUR NOXZEMA Rollon Deodorant SCOPE Mouth Wash FLASH CUBES R0YALE Paper Towels RESDAN Dandruff Treatment MACLEANS Tooth Paste 65 149 59 65 66 89 99 49 3 55 99 159 99 FOR THE BEST IN PHOTO FINISHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES Double Discount Stores Guelph Street Open Dally Sat to Sun am to m