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Award winners announced Pine Ridge Garden Club The September meeting of the Pine Ridge Garden Club was held on September 3rd at Nestleton Hall with a lovely display of flowers and vegetables for the Fall Garden Show. While the judging was in progress. S. Love and P. Kingstone conducted a workshop on the uses of dried and pressed materials. Winners in the horticultural divi- sion were: Asters: single - A.J. Ba- jema, G. Bajema, Double: M. Bailey, G. Bajema, A.J. Bajema, Calendula: A.J. Bajema, M. Bailey, A. Turcotte, Cosmos: M. Bailey, S. Love, A. Turcotte, Dahlia: largest flower: A. Turcotte, Pom-Pom: A. Turcotte, G. Bajema, M. Bailey, Gladiolus, white: M. Moore, Pink: lasa Ryan. Red: Moore, Haan, Yellow M ow eM St Purple: M. Bailey and other col- ours: M. Bailey, Marigolds 3 inch or over: G. Bajema, A.J. Bajema, A. Turcotte, 2inch blooms: L.. Ryan, I. Hurtig, M. Bailey, A.J Bajema, Pansies: A.J. Bajema, G. Bajema, A. Turcotte, Petunias 3', inch or over: I. Hurtig, M. Moore, R. Haan, Under 3':: G. Bajema, A.J. Ba- jema, M. Bailey, M. Moore, Rose, Hybrid Tea: G. Bajema, M. Bailey, S. Love, Floribunda or Grandiflora: M. Bailey, Zinnias over 3 inches: A. Turcotte, G. Bajema, M. Moore, Pom-Pom: L. Ryan, A. Turcotte, M. Bailey, Display of Cut Flowers: A. Turcotte, M. Bailey, P. Kingstone. Decorative Division: "Northern Honeydale W. I. make a donation by Lillian Harper The October meeting of Honeydale W.1. was held on Thurs- day, October 3, with our President, Mrs. Clara Warren, in charge. There was an excellent atten- dance for this meeting with Edna Wilson's group in charge of the program. A most appropriate roll call for this season was "something I enjoy at the Fall Fair," which results in a variety of answers. Seniors bazaar nets $630 . Irvine Dy The Senior Citizens held their regul meeting October 9 opened by the President, followed by the singing of ()'Canada, afterwhich several issues were discussed. Money raised from our recent bazaar was $631 35 which everyone seemed quite happy with. After the meeting closed, we had a contest "Name That Tune," with Bill Harper and Gord Prentice - Marjorie Wipper ar.d Mary Clarke It was different. Good for you. Marion There will be a euchre Oc: tober 16 at 1-30 at the Latcham Cen- tre All you euchre players out there. come out and join us Lunch was served by the October group afterwhich a number of members' staved to play cards During the business part of the meeting it was decided to make a donation to the Adelaide Hoodlers Home, in memory of a deceased member. This was a unanimous decision. Our President gave some in- teresting impressions of her trip to Moosonee, also several anecdotes of her attendance at a family member's wedding in Winnipeg this summer. The Motto "Agriculture is like a Wheelbarrow - It stands still unless you push it' was ably taken by Mabel Cawker, in which she stated that it is something that the farmer must really work at - or else! Mabel also gave a humorous reading on the trials and tribulations of the amateur gardener to which we could all relate. The topic on "Acid Rain' was given in a most interesting way by Edna Wilson. This is something which involves the whole structure of society, not only in modern times, but being referred to as a problem in the 15th and 16th centuries due to the excessive burning of coal in Bri- tain. Today as we know, acid rain is caused from industrial wastes. Appropriate Thanksgiving readings were given by Dorothy McLean and Mary Cannon. Congratulations were extended to Alice Dodd, who won first prize for a table centre at the Garden Club in Nestleton. Mabel Cawker conducted an amusing contest on homemaking with Mary Cannon as winner. After the singing of 'O Canada' and the Institute Grace, a lovely lunch was served by the group in charge and a social time enjoyed by all WEIGHT WATCHERS Fue emi Rn delv Registration and firs OFFER AVAILABLE TO OUR MEMBERS BETWEEN OCT 7th through DEC 21st 1985 ATTEND 11 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AND RECEIVE THIS BEAUTIFUL LOW CALORIE RECIPT BOOKLET THE QUICK START PROGRAM - YOU THAT EATING IS LIVING - NOT DIETING! . SO JOIN TODAY AND START LIVING! t Meeting $318 0G and Students Registration and First Meeting Fee $9 00 $4 00 weekly NEW MEMBER REGISTRATION TIMES PORT PERRY. St John's Pres Church, 319 Queen St TUES 645 PM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-268-3915 Fee \ IT WILL TEACH , » O0 weekly thereafter Soe npr {47808 'hereafter Lights": P Kingstone, M Bailey. S Love, "Sky-High" P Kingstone, M Bailey. S. Love, "Picture Perfect: A. Turcotte, S. Love, 'Mother of the Bride: A. Turcotte, M Bailey. 'Short and Sweet": A J. Bajema, A Turcotte, S. Love, Table Setting: I. Hurtig, A. Turcotte. _ Vegetables: Beets: M. Bailey, G Bajema, M. Moore, A.J. Bajema, Canbage (green): A. Turcotte, I. Hurtig, G. Bajema, (Red): A.J. Ba- Jema, I. Hurtig, Corn: M. Moore, Green Peppers: A. Turcotte, M. Bailey, P. Kingstone, Pepper Squash: A. Turcotte, P. Kingstone, I. Hurtig, Potatoes (early): G. Ba- jema, S. Love, A. Turcotte, (late): (a) A. J. Bejama, P. Kingstone, G. Bajema, (b) I. Hurtig, P. Kingstone, R. Haan, Pumpkin: I. Hurtig, P. Kingstone, S. Love, Spanish Onions: M. Bailey, M. Moore, P. Kingstone, I. Hurtig, Tomatoes: L. Ryan, S. Love, P. Kingstone. Collection of Vegetables: G. Ba- jema, A. Turcotte, I. Hurtig. Collection of Miniature Vegetables: S. Love. The door prize donated by Cana- dian Tire, was won by Grace Bajema. Reminder, donations appreciated for upcoming flea market, October 19th. This includes Christmas crafts and bake table. Call 986-5330. Myrtle Church chimes Friday, October 4, will be the first airing of the new Myrtle Church chimes and sound system. The organist, Jean Stachow, has record- ed a selection of our favourite hymns with chimes and the village will be treated to this new inspira- tional feast. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Jessie Cooke is in the Ruddy Hospital. The Turkey Supper by the Myrtle United Church will be held on Satur- day, November 2nd in the Church basement. There will be three sit- tings. The community is hereby can- vassed for helpers during the week previous and also the night of the supper. Call Anne Franklin 655-3023 with your contribution to this church event. Myrtle Church anniversary guest speaker will be the associate chaplin of the Oshawa General Hospital. He and his family will minister in fellowship and song. Another treat on this occasion will be the Jubilee Singers from Whitby in the choir loft. 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