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O>rono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 18, 1993 -5 Horticulture Show Resu Its (Continued from page 4) Challice Perennial, any var-iety - 1) Shelley Etmanskie, 2) Doreen Lowery, 3) Hazel Pigott Canna on Calla Lily - 1) Minnie Zegers, 2) Joseph Toth, 3) Cor Mostert, 4) Dorceen Lowery Section B - Vegetables Beans, yellow - 1> Cor Mostert, 2). Carol Mostert 3) Minnie Zegers Beans, green - 1) Carol Mostert, 2) Cor Mostert, 3) Carmen White Beets, 3 specîmens - 1) Inez Harris, 2) Orville Challice, 3) Doreen Lowery, 4) Lorna Atkins Carrots - 1) Inez Harris, 2) Minnie Zegers,' 3) Lorna Atkins, 4), Bertha White Cucumbers - 1) Minnie Zegers, 2) Lorna Atkins, 3) Carol Mostert, 4) Cor Mostert Cucumbers, pickling - 1) Carol Mostert, 2) Cor Mostert, 3) Lorna Atkins Sweet Corn - 1) Berthia White, 2) Carmien White Peppers - 1) Carol Mostert, 2) Lorna Atkins, 3) Orville Challice Potatoes - 1) Isabelle Challice, 2) Orville Challice Potatoes, red - 1) Orville Challice, 2) Isabelle Challice, 3) Hazel Pigott Tomates, miniature - 1) Lorna Atkins, 2) Cor Mostert, 3) Carol Mostert Tomatoes, slicing - 1) Carol Mostert, 2) Minnie Zegers, 3) Cor Mostert Any othecr vege-table - 1) Carol Mostert, 2) Isabelle Challice, 3) Carmen White, 4) Cor Mostert Section C - Decorative Harmonzing Duet --I) Isabelle Challice; 2) Minnie Zegers; 3) Shelley Etmanskie Something Borrowed Something Blue - 1) Mininie Zegers; 2) Lomna Atkins; 3) Isabelle Challice Ramnbling Road - .1) Minnie Zegers; 2) Lorna, Atins; 3) Isabelle Challice Al Things Brighit and Beautiful - 1) Shelley Etmnanskie, 2) Inez Harris, 3) Minnie Zegers Section D - Other A Container of Flowers - 1) Carol Mostert, 2) linez Harris, 3) Isabelle Challice Lets Toss It -' 1) Isabelle Challice, 2) Minnie Zegers Flowers Competition Window Box or Planter - 1) Minnie Zegers, 2) Hazel Pigott, 3) Grace Cook, 4) Mary Tamblyn SmalI Planter - 1) Shelley Etmanskie, 2) Minnie Zegers and Gord Atkins tied, 3) Lorna A tkins, 4) Doreen Lowery Large Planter - 1) Shelley E-tmnanskie, 2) Lorna Atkins, 3) Pat Russcll, 4) Gord Atkins Hanging Basket - 1) Inez H-arris and Lomna Atkins tied, 2) Shelley Etmanskie, 3) Adele Nichols Juidges for planters, Ann Evans and Wylma Allun. There were 17 ecxhibitors and 40 envries. Press Sec. Dorcen Lowery Caroi Ami Oster .It has always been the belief that the.United Nations had a responsibility to ail people, and especially to those who find themselves in a dire situation. Yet, they have ballced over saving the lives of young innocents who, by living in a warring nation have suffered enough. There are a, number, of young children lingering on the brink of death and in urgent need of medical attention. What possible argument can anyone miake about taking a child from a man-made hiel and giving them the medical attention they deserve. in Canada, we consider health and miedicine a right to which every person is entitled. Canada has more than sufficient facilities and technologies to help those who are suffering needlessly. Canadian forCes have done more than their share of peacekeeping in the former Yugoslavian republie. Now we are going further and -are sharing our medical services. During the war that has raged in Yugoslavia, Canada in itself has seemn to have done more than the United Nations as a whole. The, medical story there is, those with the best chance of makîng it receive medical attention first, those with less of a chance of living are denied the proper medical attention. This is taking the theory of 'survival of the fittest' to new extremes. In essence, they are playing God by deciding who will live and who will die. Isn't there something called the Hippocratic Oath? The lists of people waiting in Corn Roast and Gospel Music at Newtonville soon An outdoor corn roast followed by a gospel music concert will be held, at Newtonville United Church, Newtonville on Wedniesday, Septemnber 1, 1993., The evening begins with "Al hospitals to die are long. Not al of these people can be saved. And it's true that even through proper hospitalization, surgery and medicines, there are some who will still not pull throughi. There are plenty of well respected hospitals, and doctors. who are experts in their fields throughout Canada, the United States and across western Europe. It seemns that we will flot beable to have much influence in putting an end to die war. We can, however, do what ever it takes to end the suffering and save some of those innocent lives that are being taken away at the hands of a useless war. you care to eat" con, hamburgers and hot dogs starting at 5:30 p.m. A gospel music concert featuring one of Canada's top groups: the "Sellwoods" starts at 8:00 p.m. The Sellwoods have been singing gospel music for more than 20 years and are one of the most awarded groups in the Canadian Gospel Music Association, winning two major awards in 1992. A ticket good for both events is $10 adults and $5 for children between the ages.of 5 and 12. Tickets are available by calling 786-2950. Start made on Brooklin sewers 1After years of debate the installation of a sewer line to Brooklin has been launiched with work expected to be completed this year. The cost of the project has been set at $29 million. Classified Ads Work Phone 983-5301 1