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entry in Orono flower show Despite the generally poor growing conditions this summer summer Orono Horticulturists staged a magnificent display of flowers and vegetables at their annual Summer show on Thursday evening, August 21st. The Judges, Mr.and Mrs. Russell Van Horne of Whitby, had no easy task in selecting the winners from the many top class entries. However, they did an excellent job and their comments after the judging was completed, fully UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister •Rev. B. E. Long B. Th. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas r»"well AUGUST SERVICES Newcastle United Cnurch Time 10.30 a.m. ST. SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Established 1869 ST. SAVIOURS CHURCH SUMMER SERVICES ARE AS FOLLOWS , August 31* SC Saviour's Rev, Roger Maggs Guest Speaker VENEZIA Restaurant HWY 115 and 35 V-i Mile South of Orono Phone 983-5651 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO Weekend Specials Orono Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors ■ Tile 983-5441 Orono Clarke Public LIBRARY x- Phone 983-5507 jl Monday, Tuesday, I Thursday and Friday 2:00 to 8:39 p.m. ■ Saturday 10:0© to 12:66 a.m. Orono, Ontario justified some very close decisions. Following a short Business Meeting Charlie Tay lor, accompanied by Mrs. Lowery on the piano, delighte d the audience with a number of lively violin selections as well as demonstrating his mastery of the One-Man Band on Mouth Organ and Autoharp . Mrs. Couvier reported on the very successful bus trip to Niagara Falls, Queenstown, and Niagara-on-the-Lake on Tune 25. A report was also neard from the Delegates to The Annual Convention of the Ontario Horticultural Associa tion, held this year in Barrie on June 20 and June 21. Mrs. Zegers volunteered to head a committee to set up a flower table at the Orono Fair. Mrs. Touehburn was respon sible for the Laboriousjask of receiving and tabulating the many entries in the various classes and also announced the prize winners. She received received a well deserved round of applause for her efforts. PRIZE WINNERS Section A Class ] - Sunny Days, vertical arrangement' using warm colours - (1) Marion Zegers, (2) Minnie Zegers, (3) Madeleine Rucklev. Class 2. 'Home Cooking'-. Arrangement of flowers in a kitchen container* or uten-. sil, (l)Minnie Zegers (2) Velma Watson (3)Marion Zegers.. • Class 3. 'Frosty'-Arrange-, ment of any plant material to suggest coolness for a hot day. .) Minnie Zegers. Class 4 - Arrangements for ( a special occasion (1) Isabelle Challice, (2) Minnie Zegers,, (3) Marpieine Buckley. SECTION B Class 6 "Think Pink" - All pink arrangement with foliage foliage - (1) Minnie Zegers. Class 7 - "Garden Party" + Arrangement in wicker. - (l) Minnie Zegers (2) Velma Watson. Class 8 - "Good Morning" - Flower arrangement for tea party - (1) Minnie Zegers (2) Kay Chapman, (3) Velma Watson, (4) Hilda Dean. Class 9 - Arrangements with lilies - (1) Eileen Billings (2) Minnie Zegers SECTION C Class 10 - Asters, 3 blooms one colour and variety - (1) Minnie. Zegers, (2) Marion Zegers (3) Myrtle Wood. Class 11 - Asters, five blooms, mixed colours - (i) Velma Watson. Class 12 - Cosmos, five sprays any colours - (1) Minnie Zegers, (2) Marion Zegers, (3) Myrtle Wood. Class 11 - Asters, five blooms mixed colours - (1) Velma Watson. Class 12 - Cosmos, five sprays any colours (1) Hildas Dean, (2) Velma Watson. Class 13 - Dahlia, cactus, one bloom, (1) Mary Tam- blyn. <Jass 15 - Dahlia decorative, 8" and under, one bloom (mary Tamblyn. Class 16 - Dahlia, pompom, one bloom, (1) Everett Brown Class 17 - Gladiolus, on eminiature (1) Everett Brown (2) Madeleine Buckley (3) Myrtle Wood. Class 18 - Gladiolus, one spike, red - (1) Madeleine Buckley (2) Everett Brown, (3) Gladys Brown, (4) Hilda Coatham. Class 19 - Gladiolus, yellow - (1) Myrtle Wood, (2) Wes Wood, (3) Hilda Coatham. ' Class 20 - Gladiolus, pink - (1) Hilda Coatham (2) Wes Wood, (3) Carl Billings. Class 21 - Gladiolus, white ■ (1) Madeleine Buckley (2) Hilda Coatham, (3) Otto Coatham. Class 22 - Gladiolus, any other colour - (1) Raymond Chapman (2) Kay Chapman (3) Madeleine Buckley. Class 23 - Lily - (1) Kay Chapman, (2) Carl ZBillings (3) Eileen Billings. Class 24 - Marigold, African five blooms, + (1) Edith Taylor, (2) Charlie Taylor, (3) Hilda Coatham. Class 25 - Marigold, five blooms - (1) Edith Taylor (2) Velma Watson (3) Minnie Zegers (4) Hilda Dean. Class 26 Nasturtiums - seven blooms with foliage, (1) Eileen Billings. Class 27 - Petunia, single, three sprays - (1) Mary Tamblyn, (2) Ervan Rainey (3) Myrtle Wood, (4) Lorna Atkins and Hilda Dean. Class 28 - Petunia, double - (1) Jean Moffat (2) Hilda Dean (3) Mrytle Wood. Class 29 - Snapdragons - ( 1 ) Minnie Zegers (2) Myrtle Wood, (3) Everett Brown. Class 30 - Sweet Peas + (1) Carl Billings, (2) Minnie Zegers. Class 31 - Tuberous Begonia - (1) Minnie Zegers, (2) Carl Billings (3) Eileen Billings. Class 32 - Zinnias Giant - (1) Minnie Zegers (2) Don Evans. (3) Velma Watson. Class 33 - Zinnias - Pompom (1) Minnie Zegers (2) Isabelle Challice, (3) Minnie Zegers. Check your Phone 983-5693 HEATING SYSTEM NOW! AND SA V E ON H EAT ING COSTS. Francis Tennant Fuels OFFERS YOU FREE .Free Burner Service .Free Labour .Free Furnance Clean-out - .Interest free budget plan .Parts Insurance Plan only $17.00 Gasoline Diesel Oil Furnace Oil Motor Oil in 45's & Cases COMPLETE LINE OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, FARM TANKS AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ALL DELIVERIES METERED Class 34 - H.T. Rose Peace - (1) Hilda Coatham, (2) Eileen Billings, (3) Otto Coatham. Class 35 - H.T. Rose - (1) Carl Billings, (2) Minnie -* Zegers, (3) Eileen Billings. Class 36 - Floibunda, etc. - (1) Hilda Dean (2) Carl Billings. SECTION D Class 37 - Beans, yellow - ( 1 ) Minnie Zegers, (2) Isabelle Challice, (3) Frank Zegers. Class 38 - Beans, green - (1) Minnie Zegers, (2) Isabelle Challice, (3) Charlie Taylor. Class 39 - Beets - (1) Ervan Rainey, (2) Minnie Zegers, (3) Wes Wood. Class 40 - Cabbage - (l) Mary Tamblyn, (2) Isabelle Challice, (3) Everett Brown. Kendal news The August drought ended with a fine rain Saturday night. The abundent sunshine this year has made the peaches most delicious and the honey has a fine flavour and with it also being much thicker than other years. When making peach or apple pies be sure to add a teaspoon of lemon juice. Mr. Arthur Thompson and his aunt, Mrs. L. Burwash, visited in Warkworth on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Greenwood Greenwood attended a birthday party for his grandmother on Monday night. It was Mrs. R. Ard's 80th birthday so the children and gradChildren surprised her on this special occasion. Mr. Ted King expects to build a house this fall on the farm west of his present home on the west side of the side road. Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and family of Kitchener have moved into the house formerly formerly owned by Mr. Bill Staple- ton. The United Church Women took in $45.00 at their bake sale Saturday morning at the foot of the ski hill. Thanks to all who provided. Now the harvest apples are at their best buy them by the bushell. Why not take the children to one of the orchards where you pick your own ? Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 27th, 1975 "Flowers with Feeling' For Any Occasion Tel. 623-3377 (BevA 3lotal c4%t 133 Church Street Bowmanville Specializing In: . WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS, Natural and Dried If your organization is interested in a Free Floral Demonstration, please corÿact us. NOW OPEN Kirk Entwisle Clarke - Newcastle d -- Liberal Committee Liberal Rooms 34 KING ST. E. VILLAGEOF NEWCASTLE 987-4510 Orono Hockey Registration ORONO FIRE HALL September 2 and 3 6.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. All boys 9 years old (Atom) and above are requested to have a social insurance number this year. Please obtain an application form from the Post Office as soon as possible. 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