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The ‘regular Castleton Friendship club meeting was held on Monday, Aug 24 with 44 present. Winners at euchre were: lady high - Evelyn McMullen; lady lone hand - Edith Brnnmnnlri- LumrvM-v' kn """"""s"swr J/JL Castleton Friendship Club -aipdGreirt Lots of willing hands made short work of setting up Friday night. Tables were moved into place and arangemenls made ready for the displays which would arrive Saturday morning. And arrive they didl Over 250 exhibits shown by 26 avid gardeners. It's Saturday - where snau we go? About 90 lucky people decided to visit Castleton town - Pt tu..-.).. “A dcclueu u.- up“ '__-- hall for the Colbome and Dtstrlct Garden Club's annual Summer Flower Show and tea on August 15. _, am" In iJo""5'"" --r Our annual show in Castleton gets bigger and better each year thanks to many hard-working members from the area and the continuing support and interest shown by neighborhood residents. Summer flower show 'getsrb'iigger and better _ Edith Broiidii'; (okébwG CWNILLG -- where shall The travelling prize was won by Dorothy Edgar. lady low- Gladys Turk; man high - Les Peebles; man lone hand .. Ken Bellamy; man low- Nina Fisher. Our convenors were Irene Osborne and Myrtle Ducle. who worked hard to see that everything ran smoothly. Our judges. Glen and Lois Bennett, found quite a challenge to come up with prize winners in each category (93 classes) but choices were made and ready for public viewing from 2 to 4 p.m. As usual there was a beautiful display of color. shape and perfume. The glads were on one table, the iehgth of the hall, and unbelievably beautiful. We are very proud of our glad growers who give us a display that would be hard to match anywhere in quality of blooms. Of course, we all wait anxiously for the auction after the show and a chance to take home these lovely prize- winners. The dahllas and all other summer flowers were also well -Madrrie Allen Cousokug mac/wow glue 2,5777, shown and lovely. Arrangements. baskets of glads were sheer delight; plants in containers and individual varieties were all attractive. Not to be outdone, the "veggies" were arranged across the front of the hall and drew a lot of attention and praise. Despite unkind weather. nasty bugs, etc., our growers come up with gorgeous nowers, vegetables and arrangements which must take hours of work and we can only look on in awe and thank God for creating gardeners! The show was a lovely setting for our tea tables where guests could enjoy sandwiches, squares. tea and coffee and take time to chat and exchange gardening tips. We are grateful to the ladies who supplied food and were on hand to help serve and tidy up. A door prize of a hanging plant grandmother" of Ritchie. Funeral se MacCoubrey Fum Street West, Colt August 27 at 1pm Demetery,S1 ""'"-', vylvv'd :na Hope at the Cabourg and District General Hosprlal on Tuesday, August 25, 1992. Sylvia Lidde". Wile ol the late Donald Trakak). Dear mother of Judy Lovnes and her husband Maurice of Cavan, Danna of Toronto and Tanya Ritchie and her hus, band Terry or Grafton Loving grandmother" of Terry Richard (N) Ritchie. Funeral service was held at the MBCCDuhmv 'tr-eo tr IRAKALo, C o Lemme OHR°N4LL€ l, Sylyia Ena other prize winners were: H. Donne, IO; M. Duce, 2; J. Filteau. 14; C. Galt, 3; D. Galt, 9; S. Griffith, 1; D. Guay. I; B. Harris. 5; V. Holder, 4; M. Jackson, W. D. Johnston, 28; S. Johnston. ll; K Island, W, A. Lee, 15; G. Maskell, 3; I. Maskell. 2; V. Morrison, 3; B. Mutton, 4; I. Osborne, 6; J. Osborne, l; C. Roblln, 3; C. Scruggs. l; G. Smith. 23; S. Trahals, 1; G. Ventress, 7. Best in the Show ribbons were given as follows: Basket of Glads, Catherine Gait; Arrangement, Shirley Johnston. and Best Glad, Doug Jonston. N W. “mu Funeral Home, 11 I. Colbqrne on Thur In a macrame container went to Jacques Filteau. _ _ Next event Dahlia and Chrysanthemum Show. Prospect Church Hall, Sept. 21, 7:30 p.m. T um: orne on Thursday, interment Castleton Huy. at the - Cicely Scruggs wrt/jo/ King The Col'