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Barrie Examiner, 10 Sep 1956, p. 5

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Fine Junior Section Quality ofBlooms is Improved an ifiartiai seminar Section Pages to IO But Number of Exhibitors Down MONDAY SEPTEMBER At Annual vespra Flower Show Better quality blooms than in other years but fewer exhibitors characterized the annual flower show of the Vespn Horticultural for Sick RoomMrs Margaret Goodfcllow RE FUllY UVFRED Society held in the shipping sheds at the provincial forest station at Midhurst The only exception to the de crease in number at growers firesented was in the school ch drens section where there were more cxhlhitors than usual as well as better entries There were 19 senior exhibitors In all and 58 junior exhibitors The 132 junlor entries also out numbered the 126 senior entries Trophy Winners The Eaton Trophy for the highest number at points went to Mary llchcan with 44 points The second prize SimpsonsSears Trophy was won by Mrs Shelp with 35 points and Elsie Monteith with 29 points won the third rlze from Weaymouths Book tore Barrie Mary McLean also won the prize donated by Miss Mabel Wallie oi Midhurst for having the greatest number of entriesa total of 24in the show Ann Ferris of Cundlcs was high point winner among the girls in the junior section with 13 points and Bobby Oakley SS 13 was high point winner among the boys with 19 points Edcnvale School with 72 points won the George Johnston MLA shield Anton Mills School wi 53 polan placed second Second and third prize winners in the junior section were Jean Veenstra with 11 points andDon aid Wallwin with 12 points and Linda Simpson with 10points and Brian Morris and Nelson Tracy tied for boys third prize with 10 points each Senior Section Prize winners in the section were as follows RosesMrs Stewart turtiumsMrs thus RosesMrs Downey Novel ArrangementMrs Colin Stewart Mary Mchan Dining Room CentrepieceMrs Shelp Doris Mason Elsie Monteith PansiesElsie Montelth Mary McLean African VioletsMrs Mason Mrs Johnston Mrs Shelp Miniature GardenMary McLean Mrs Stewart Floral ArrangementMrs Sharp Mrs Downey Mary McLean Best Collection of House Plants Mrs McNahb Mrs Mason Mrs Johnston Basket of FlowersMrs Shelp Mrs Downcy Mary McLean Most Un usual PlankMary McLean Mrs DowneyMrs McNabb Porn Porn ZinniasElsie Monlt teith Mary McLean Mrs Shelp CalendulaMary McLean Mrs Mason Mrs Shelp PetuniasMrs Stewart Mary McLean Mrs Frankcom Glad iolusElsie Montcith Mrs Shelp Mary McLean Giant Pe tuniasElsie Monteilh Giant MarigoldsMrs Sutton Mary McLean Frank Vancleef French MarigoldsDickBrowu ry Mc Fran ancieef Giant Monteith Isabel Nash Mary McLean tunlasElsie Monteitb Mary Mc Lea Best Floral Arrangement Shelp Doris Mason Mary McLean SnapdragonsMary McLean Mrs Shelp Mrs Sutton Best Floral Arrangement using Zinnias Mary McLean Mrs Shelp AstersElsie Monteith Mrs Mason Mrs Dorothy Morris LarkspurElsie Monteith Mrs Mason Mrs Shelp Cosmos Mrs Stewart Mrs Shelp Dahli Dick Brown Frank Vancleef Mrs Isabel Nash GaillardiaMrs Shelp Sweet PeasFrank Van cleef Mrs RMason MrscMar garet Peacock Annual Phlox Mary McLean Dwarf Dahlia Diek Brown Perennial Sweet PeasMrs Shelp Mrs Ma wenowneyrPomPom DahliaMrs Sutton Mary Mc Lean Dick Brown Perennial PhloxElsie Monteith Mrs Stewart Mrs Isabel Nash Glad ioliMary McLean Cact Mrs senior Nos Shel Polyanl Newlyweds iNced Help with their INSURANCE and should consult an INSUR ANCE SPECIALIST to re they are FULLY COV ERED Wo are always pleased to study over the needs of young couples and advise them about the right kinda of insuranc at the lowest comparablecost We will be glad to help YOU too Call today Double Pe Au McNabh Miniature Vase of FlowersMrs Shelp Mary Mc Lean Elsie Montalth Special cusses Best Arrangement of Flowers in ShowMrs Stewart Mem ber Selling Greatest Number of Membership Ticketsery Mc Lean Special Door PrizeJack Johnston Minesi Percy Bacon Cup Mrs Johnston society president presented the Percy Bacon Cupup for annual com petitionto Audrey Money and Patsy Harris SS winners at special junior flower arranging competition Other prize winners in the com petition were Lynda Tncy and Bob Davis SS 15 second Joe Mo Faddcn and Bobby Oakley SS 13 third Donclds Nash and Cather ine Walt SS 17 fourth and Sh ley Pearson and Sharon Franck SS Junior Section Prize winners in the junior sec tion were as follows SS 10Pom Pom Zinnias Jim my Ward Douglas Dickinson Robert Giftin Beets Jimmy Ward Robert Giffin SS 5Pom Porn Zinnias Patsy Harris Audrey Money Double Larkspur Ross Money Carrots Patsy Harris Clifford Money Beets Audrey Money Cucumbers oss Money SS 9Pom Pom Zinnias Shar on Fralick Ronald McKee French Marigolds Carol Foyslon Den nis Wright Double Larkspur Brion Foyston Carrots Ronald McKee Carol Foyston Beets Dennis Wright Brian Foyston Cucumbers Sharon Pralick Ship ley Pearson SS 15Pom Pom Zinnias Brian Morris Dianna Murray Bob Davis French Marigolds Lorrie Morris Esther Morris Garry Cnvanaugh Double Larkspur Nelson Tracy Morris Dwight Tracy Gordon Palmer Beets Dianna Murray Nelson Tracy Forest Wallwln Cucumbersn Carol Stewart Bob Wallwin Sharon Davis Best Sen ior Posters Lynda Tracy Jan Cavanaugb Best Junior Posters Carol Stewart Paula Klementti SS 6Pom Pom Zinnias Donald Wallwln French Marigolds Joyce Wallwin Jean ODralne Joan Anv dross Carrots Donald Wallwin Lynda Russell Beets Jean ODraine Cucumbers JoyceWall win Joan Andross Best Senior Posters Linda Marshall Larry Newton But Junior Posters Don ald Wallwin Don Faragher SS lPom Porn Zinnias Nancy Orser Lorraine Harvey French Marigoldsp Marlene Walt Jean Veenstra Ricky Huhbcrt Double Larkspur Ann Ferris Carrots Nancy Orser MarleneWalt Elsie Walt Beets Jean Vcenslra Cu cumbers Ann Ferris Carol Gra ham Lorraine Harvey Best Senior Posters Ann Ferris Judy Varcoe Best Junior Poste Jean Veen stra Jean McLean SS litCarrots Bobby Oakley oat Oak ley Anten MillsPom Porn Zinnias anWilson John Knapp Linda Simpson French Marigolds Charlcs Wilson David Madill Larry Easton Carrots Laurie Knapp Brian Kenwell Charles Wilson Beets Janice Knapp Douglas Simpson Cucumbers Linda Simpson David Madill Larry Easton Best Senior Posters Linda Simpson Ronald Simpson Carrots Esther OPEN SEASONS SIMCOE DISTRICT Open seasons for ducks geese rails coots gallinules Woodcock and Wilsons snipe in Lake Sim coe district have been announced as follows In the Southern District of on tario which includes that part of Simcoe County lying west of Highway 89 in Ontario County those parts of the townships of Rama Mara Thorah Brock and Reacb lying west of highways Bit and 12 and the townships of Scott Uxbridge PickeringWhit by and East Whitby and the County of York the dates are Noon Oct to Dec 15 The balance at the district lying north and east of Highway 69 is in the Central Distficgthe dates are Noon Sept 29 to Doc 15 Best Junior Poster Douglas Simp son SS 17Pom Porn Zinnias Sylvia Frankcom French Marigolds Joan Sutton Carrots Annie Af man ucumbers Sylvia Frank com Joan Sutton Donelda Nash Best Junior Poster Donelda Nash BcskCollectlons Best Display of Tree Leaves Bobby Oakley Juanita Miller Jean ODraine Best Collection of Weed SeedsBobby Oakley Best Collection of Wild WeedsBob by Oakley Robin ShelterBrian Morris SS 15 Nelson Tracy SS 15 Best Senior PosterAnn Ferris Cundles Best Junior Postcr Bobby Oakley SS 13 convenient for Mo to take or make callswithout jdropping everything telephoneconvenieo aiiypart of your home roa sasi LIVINeéroa eawacvu lTnke the rial all of runniugyaur home1 gt have telephone within easy reach allover the house Just $125 month for each additional tele phone $100 in small centres And wbcr your telephone is part of the décor theres bright choice of red green beige or ivory You can have yourtelephoncsx installed in no time merely callvyour Telephone Business Office 11113 $12 The charge for an installa re for eolo GOOD FISHING FOR BUFFALO VISITORS Over Labor Day weekend the above quartet from Buffalo were guests at Baystalrs Lodge Kempenfelt Bay at Mtnets Point The four beautiful lake trout weighed in at 22 pounds of fish caught in few hours trolling on the bay From the left Don Hoelle Ralph Detrlclr Walter Abbott Dale have visited caught fish bott retired in this part Orchard Park Detrlck Whiter Abbott youthful 80 years of age caught two He and the Detricks prstatrs before and have also out of Kempentelt Mr Ab sllpervtsor of Public Works at New York enjoys his stays of the country Povaro VANTEN MILLs Recent Visitors Mrs Leona McGinnis and Mrs Mary Graham otToronto and Mrs Kac Moranof Barrie visited recently at Frank Coughllns Mia and Mrs Art Boyd of Tor onto spent few days with Mr and Mrs Miles Mr and Mrs Frank Garvin of St Catharines visited at Knights At Milton Wedding Mrs Sid Coxv attended the Doh ertyClcment wedding at Milton on Saturday Weekend North Mr and Mrs Wilfred Dickey Drand Mrs Russel Boyd and children areflspendin thaw end in nortEéFn coimtry School Reopened School has opened again for WILD BILLU séavége Ali Pas our or FALLSONE HOUR LIMIT bu noun TIME another term witha completely new look It has been decorated with white ceiling and pastel EDGAR Anniverury Service Anniversary services will he heldin the United Church Sun daySepL 30 Rev honor of Blysvlllc will be the speaker at 11 am and Rev Jack of Stayrler at 730 pm Day At Port Perry Mr and Mrs McLean and family spent Thursday at Port Perry RecentVlsltors Mrs Hatelton ot Vascy visited with her daughter Mrs Me Leon and family recently Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and children were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Murray Hutchinson Mr and Mrs MacLeod and family spent Sunday at Monkton Wt Meeting The W1 will meet at Mrs Strachans Wednesday Sept 12 at pm Motto Homemaking is no common task it is the atti tuda which makes it interesting or dull to be given by Mrs Shcardown Roll call Our fav orite home remedy Program in charge of Mrs Howell Lunch Mrs Teal Mrs Hayes Toronto Visit Myrna Shelsweli and Mrs Shelswcll visited in Toronto dur ing the past week Sorry to re port Mrs Shclswell had the mic fortune to be knocked down by truck and bad one arm broken blue walls and varnished wood work which adds much to the appearance of the interior Started At ancr Misses June Cole Linda Simplt son and Gail Miller have all start ed to BDCI this term TIIINSMEN BINGO 0OF HALL srsnrs menses SEPTEMBER 13 éioom irnsuSriis moor rlia1samsis7rukk LIMIT FRANKIE listen Fresno action Elliill MINUTE jrurs Two Million Cost Ontario Hospital Penetangi To Get ISOCell Midland Free Press Herald Work is expected to start with in two or three weeks on two miliion 150cc addition to Oak Ridge Ontario Hospital at PEDE tangulshene General contractor ls Ball Bros Kitchener Their part oi the work will involve little over one million dollars Contracts have not yet been let for the plumbing heating and electrical installations and these are likely to involve iurthcr half million dollars officials state In the new building the accom modation will he chiefly cells each with toilet and wash basin although there will be some ward accommodation so groups of In mates may be kept under constant observation Department of Health officials state that initially some 50 men will be employed on the construc tion but that as work proceeds upwards of 200 men will he need ed Both skilled and unskilled labor will be needed throughout the coming winter and indeed for perhaps as long as two years The hospital extension is eostly project owing to the fact that the cell construction requires an extraordinary amount of steel Plumbing requirement is also much heavier than ordinary Aside from the inmates quar Candid Mike WEDTHURS BENGIII FRISAT Manners wsoruuas Narrow missile Moururs wanmuss son or BELLE STAB PEGGI CASTLE KEITH LARSON an cnnsrns scrum Addition ters there will be the usual service rooms medical examina tion rooms minor surgery attend ants space etc Opening of the new building will afford permanent employ ment or at least 30 additional local people CAVE The Neanderthal man is corr sidered to have been branch of mankind that was not in the dir ect line of human descent 35 WIDESPREAD HONEY Honey is one of the worlds most widely distributed agriculA tucal crops being found in alrost every countryin the world pporrcr WHAT uou own INSURE 51 PHONE INSURA NC Clapprvion Street gens5934 SEPT IOI Color VistaVision KENDALL PETER FINCH NEWS SIMON ii IIIIIIIII l6 Single MEN OF THE WEST 1215 see BRIGADE Color ARLENE DAHL ROCK HUDSON PlIIiIlllN MY BHCIIIIIIE Stooge Comedy star 1445 Colour nowsnr ours SEPT 1118 NIGHT Mr rumors concur Plus News and actor at THE iucxms seer 1920 nouns nrmimuc Plus NIIIIIIIIN SEPT i121 canroonx nunnsn saga SEPT 24 25 BIGcoMiNoiritolomV Lfiluniucnn ironies seer 2829 llliillilll are incarnation

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