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) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 4,1985 5 Results of Bowmanville Horticultural Society's Flower Show Bowmanville Horticultural Society staged a most interesting interesting flower and vegetable show at Memorial Park Clubhouse Clubhouse on August 14th with more than 275 entries in the senior and junior categories. Dick Gibbs won the Brook- dale Kingsway award for most points in the show, with 66, followed by Merle Slute with 53 points to win the Dennis Pizzeria prize. Mr. Slute also won the Blackburn plaque for best arrangement and the Ruth Tink trophy in memory of husband • Clarence award for most points in dahlia class. Mr. Gibbs took the Hooper's Jewellery trophy for most points in vegetables and the Frank Real Estate trophy for best vegetable specimen. Other special award winners were Peggy Darch, winning the Flying Dutchman award for best specimen in show, Bertha Barnes winning the Visual Arts Centre award for best house plant, and Christine Gill of Oshawa, winning the President's trophy for most points by a new exhibitor. Verna Robinson Robinson won the award donated by Bertha Barnes for most points in gladiolus classes. at least 5 in one pot: 1 Dick Gibbs. 54 One potted Begonia - any type: 1 Ethel Gibbs, 55 Any other house plant: 1 Bertha Barnes. SECTION C Baskets - grown by exhibitor arranged in basket or paper mache container - front view 57 Dahlias - 2 or more colours - not more than 7 blooms: 1 Ethel Gibbs. 58 Mixed flowers - not more Come DeJong of was the show judge. Orono than 5 varieties in containers: 1 Peggy Darch. SECTIOND Design 59 "Toast to Goodyear" any design, honouring Goodyear's 75th anniversary: 1 Merle Slute. 60 "Company's Coming" dining table design: 1 Dianne Darch. 61 "Teeny Weeny" - miniature miniature design not over 4 inches: 1 Merle Slute. 62 "Lavender and Lace" - a Hogarth design - shades of mauve predominating: 1 Christine Gill. 63 "Jolly Green Giant" - an asylmmetrical design using veg. foliage only, also their bloom if possible: 1 Christine Gill. 64 "Welcome" - a design to welcome that new arrival in hospital: 1 Emily Slute. 65 Tooling Around" - use your imagination (men only) : 1 Merle Slute. 66 "Lonesome Me" - a line design using 1 bloom: 1 Winnie Winnie Dilling. SECTION F Vegetables all to be grown by exhibitor, to be washed and all tops removed to 1 inch above crown 67 Collection of veg. - at least 5 varieties, suitably displayed on tray not over 20 inches each way: 1 Howard Bickle. 68 Tray of salad veg. - arranged for effect - tray not over 20 inches: 1 Emily Slute. 69 Beets - round - 3 specimens: specimens: 1 Ken Hill; 70 Beets - long - 3 specimens: 1 Dick Gibbs. 71 Carrots - long - 3 specimens: specimens: 1 Dianne Darch; 72 Carrots - short - 3 specimens: 1 Dick Gibbs. 73 Onions - Spanish - 3 specimens: specimens: 1 Dick Gibbs; 74 Onions - any other - 3 specimens named if possible: 1 Ken Hill. 75 Tomatoes - 3 specimens: 1 Dick Gibbs; 76 Tomatoes - novelty - (mini) -3 specimens: 1 Verna Robinson. 77 Beans - green - 7 pods: 1 Winnie Dilling; 78 Beans - yellow - 7 pods: 1 Winnie Dilling. 79 Cucumbers - slicing type - 3 specimens: 1B. Dilling. 80 Corn - 3 cobs: 1 Ken Hill. 81 Potatoes - white - 3 specimens: specimens: 1 Dick Gibbs; 82 Potatoes Potatoes - red - 3 specimens: 1 Dick Gibbs. 83 Cabbage - green -1 head: 1 Dick Gibbs. 84 Cauliflower -1 head: 1B. Dilling. 85 Squash - any variety - 1 head: 1 Dick Gibbs. SECTION F Juniors - Leader Mrs. N. Barnes 1. Carrots - 3 specimens: 1 Amy Logan. 2. Beets - 3 specimens: 1 Vanessa Barnes. 3. Onions - Dutch sets - 3 specimens: 1 Vanessa Barnes. 3. Onions - Dutch sets - 3 specimens: 1. Vanessa Barnes 3 Onions - Dutch sets - 3 specimens: 1 Vanessa Barnes. 4. Tomatoes - mini - 3 specimens: specimens: 1 Vanessa Barnes. 5 French Marigolds - with foliage - 5 blooms: 1 Vanessa Barnes. 6 Flower of your choice - suitable number: 1 Jackie Sutherland. 7 Basil - 3 stems: 1 Amy Logan. 8 Best garden plot - flowers and or vegetables to be judged during the summer. Judged July 29,1985: 1 Amy Logan. Garden plots of junior members members had been judged prior to the show with the winners being Amy Logan 1st, Tyson Pearcey2nd, Vanessa Barnes, Faye Logan, Sherry Anneart, Duncan Fulton, Colin Kennedy Kennedy tied for 3rd, Jo Anne Sutherland, Jackie Sutherland and Brian Atchison tied for 4th. The list follows: . SECTION A Specimen Classes to be Grown by Exhibitor 1 Asters - Spider type - 3 blooms: 1 Ethel Gibbs; 2 Asters - Powderpuff and Princess Princess - 3 blooms: 1 Dianne Darch; 3 Asters - Any other variety - 3 blooms: 1 Art Barnes. 4. Zinnias - Large dahlia flowering - 3 blooms: 1 Ethel Gibbs; 5 Zinnias - Large Cactus Cactus flowering - 3 blooms: 1 Bertha Barnes; 7 Cosmos -1 vase: 1 Bertha Barnes. 8 Pansies - blooms with own foliage - no less than 5 inch stem: 1 Howard Bickle. 9 Marigolds - large - over 3 inches - 3 blooms: 1. Arthur Barnes; 10 Marigolds - medium - 1% - 3 inch - 3 blooms: 1 Dianne Darch; 11 Marigolds - small - under l'/z inches - 5 blooms: 1 Merle Slute. 12 Petunia - double - 3 stems: 1 Verna Robinson; 13 Petunia - single - 5 stems: 1 Howard Bickle. 14 Gloriosa Daisy - single or double - 3 blooms: 1 Merle Slute. 15 Bachelor Buttons - 1 vase: 1 Bertha Barnes. 16 Snapdragons - 5 spikes - tall: 1 Bertha Barnes; 17 Snapdragons - 5 spikes - Butterfly variety: 1 Dick Gibbs. 18 Annual Phlox - 5 stems: 1 Ethel Gibbs. 19 Sweet Peas - 5 stems - not less than 8 inches: 1 Howard Bickle. 20 Verbena - 5 stems: 1 Peggy Darch. 21 Salvia - 3 spikes: 1 Merle Slute. 24 Any Perennial -1 type -1 container: 1 Merle Slute. 26 Gladiolus - yellow or orange - 1 spike: 1 Peggy Darch;28 Gladidlus - red or dark -1 spike: 1 V. Robinson. Note - Large Glad. - stems to be 20 inches below floret Miniature Glad - stems to be 16 inches below floret. 31 Dahlia - Pom Pom - 3 blooms under 2 inches: 1 Ethel Gibbs; 33 Dahlia - Large Cactus Cactus - 1 bloom - 6 inches or more: 1 Merle Slute; 34 Dahlia - large decorative -1 bloom - 6 inches or more: 1 Merle Slute; 35 Dahlia - Any variety - 1 bloom - 4-6 inches: 1 Peggy Darch. 36 Clematis - 3 blooms with foliage: 1 C. Downy. 37 Collection of herbs - at least 3 varieties: 1 Nancy Barnes, 38 H.T. Rose - yellow or white -1 bloom: 1 Vera Downey; Downey; 40 H.T. Hose - bi-culuur or blend 1 bloom: 1 Art Barnes; 41 H.T. Rose - Any other colour -1 bloom: 1 Ethel Gibbs; 42 H.T. Rose - Any colour - New Exhibitor - 1 bloom: 1 Nancy Barnes. 43 Florlbunda - Any colour - 1 spray: 1 Dick Gibbs, 45 Climbing Rose - Any colour - 1 lateral: 1 Vera Downey. Note - All specimens to be named If possible. 46 One Rose - with foliage floating In a bowl: 1 Emily Slute. 47 Tuberous Begonia - with foliage, In u shallow dish: 1 Grace Chant. SECTION B Potted House Plants 48 African Violet - single: 1 Dick Gibbs; 49 African Violet- double: 1 Dick Gibbs, 50 Coleus - foliage - t plant grown In pot: 1 Dick Gibbs. 51 Geranium - in bloom ■ grown In pot: 1 Bertha Barnes, 52 One Cactus ■ grown In pot or container: 1 Dick Gibbs; 53 Collection of Cacti - design of SCHOOL'S OPEN Drive Carefully /; x : / n / \ ■ ::.:'-v'éÉâ #4 W: /#/ ! ■> / . , m I / / - ' " Æfc/ / U I 7 r ' ' . : . ."'«Vf/ Be extra alert for our school-bound kids... get an "A" in safety for "Awareness"... so there'll be plenty of "A's" for "Attendance!" I . 7 - • •' l'- ■ This message iS sponsored by: Carter's Bakery 21 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-5855 McGregor Hardware 95 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2542 LUMBER J.P. 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