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Two Coldwater guitarists fare well in Orillia festival by E. Lorraine Orr Mr. and Mrs. George Bartlett and daughter Lorraine, of McBride, itish Columbia, have e visiting with Mr. and . William Wylie. The April fifty-fifty draw of the Coldwater Lions' Club was won by Bob Cuming of Main Street North, Coldwater. His prize amounted to $136, and the ticket was sold by Jim Williams. Sympathy is extended to the families of Mrs. William Perryman (Alberta) of Oshawa, Horace (Babe) Lovering of Coldwater, and Maleolm MacDonald of Fesserton, all of whom passed away recently. Heather Doughty, Jane Gleadall and Meredith Orr of Coldwater had three girls of the Cheboygan, Michigan, High School Band as overnite guests in their homes last week. Successful participants Carla Ostertag and Rebecca Hass_ have competed successfuly in the Kiwanis Music Festival in Orillia. Carla placed second in solo on guitar for girls 14 years of age and under; and 16 years of age and under, with marks of 79. She played 'Morning Mood" and "'Song of India". Rebecca claimed a third with 79 marks for solo guitar for 12 year old girls and under, playing "Cordoba"'. The girls then joined their talents in a duet of "Our Director" for girls 14 years and under. Their excellent earned them a first place with a mark of 83. This was the highest mark awarded that day. Both girls are pupils of Tom Cathcart of Orillia. Lori Black of County Road 23, who was a passenger in the car of Bob King of Bush Street, Coldwater, received cuts on her forehead which required stitches, when 8. performance Mr. Traffic Accident On Friday evening, been identified. Keep this date the car was involved in a traffic accident on High- way 12 at the junction of 103 at Sturgeon Bay Road. King sustained undetermined injuries to his chest. The occupants of the other car have not The Senior Citizens of Simcoe County will be holding their 12th annual bowling tournament at the Kemptville Bowl, Barrie on Saturday, May Coldwater Canadiana set to open May 21 by E. Lorraine Orr Coldwater Canadiana will open for the season on May 21. On this date there will be a special sale of gift shop items. The executive plan to have. an old-fashioned family picnic on the grounds at the Log House. This picnic will be on Saturday, June 12, between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Bring your own picnic lunch. Beverages will be available. There will be games and popcorn for the children. Picnickers are asked to come in costumes resembling those of the pioneers. In case of rain the picnic will be postponed one week. At a recent general meeting, Chester Martin presented Canadiana with a hand bell used to start the horse races at the Coldwater Fairgrounds in the 1800's. At that time the fairgrounds were located across the river on Sturgeon Bay Road, where the Graymore house now stands. The next Coldwater Canadiana general meeting will be held on May 26. Horticulturalists induct 24 by E. Lorraine Orr Under the highly skilled hands of Mr. A. Colin from Colin's Flower Shop in Orillia, chrysan- themums and daisies as well as dried flowers and weeds were transformed into delightful displays of floral art at the Huronia Horticultural Society meeting last Thursday evening. Twenty-four new members were welcomed into the Society, bringing the total membership to 136. grades five to eight in Moonstone and Coldwater Public schools have been invited to enter a poster contest to tell about the Flower Show being held by, the,, Horticultural Society on May 19. The posters will be displayed in local store windows as advertisements. Students from grades one to eight in both schools will also be invited to enter a May 19. The students from members. portunity to reservations for th Riders by E. Lorraine Orr The Georgian Bay Riding Club will sponsor a horse show to be held Sunday, May 23, at the Coldwater Fair grounds. The halter classes will begin at 10.00 a.m. The children's pony classes are under the direction of Mrs. Diane Godwin. The Western classes will be organized by Art Boyd and Noel Kemp, and the English classes will be arranged by Lionel and Marilyn Rumble and _ family. These people all need and appreciate the many helpers who assist with the plans and arrangements. The club will also operate a food booth. Volunteers are needed to help paint the fences at the Fairgrounds on May 8. The members of the club enjoyed a bowling night recently at the Coldwater Bowling Lanes. Top ladies single was won by Mary Ann Kerr of Orillia and the men's high single by Art Boyd of Moonstone. At the April meeting of the club a film on Horse Care-Lameness, was shown. The club members are holding a dance on May 15, at the Orillia ioe. Everyone is me. Local student receives award A Penetanguishene woman has won the Fanshawe College School of Communications award for best radio documentary. Heather Boyd, 23, was presented with the award at the London college's annual Broadcast Awards Dinner Dance recently. __ For killing weeds and fertilizing lawns... wy Tao ee '8 one, {vat @ OO Man ase, Get Green Cross lightweight Weed'n Feed with Killex. Its double-action formula eliminates weeds and provides balanced feeding to make your lawn grow e For killing weeds --Weed n Feed contains Killex. the effective herbicide that controls over 15 varieties of lawn weeds -- including stubborn chickweed. clover plantain and dandelions e For fertilizing lawns-- Weed n Feed contains two types of nitrogen for growth and greening -- plus potash for sturdy root Structures and phosphorous for structural strength to both roots and leaves e One edsy-to-carry 22-Ib. bag covers 5000 square feet ofiawn The lawn and garden problem solvers. ee junior flower show on The programs for the Senior Flower Show are now in the mail to all A bus trip to the R. S. McLaughlin Estate in Oshawa is planned for Thursday, June 10.-A visit * to Weil and Cullen nur- series will be included in the trip that day. Hor- ticultural members will be given the first op- make b GREEN | CROSS MAKE MOTHIER'S DAY ¥* A DREAM COME TRUE! 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