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_---- eee ee ees -- eee ee SUNDAY ~ August 25th, LOUAGMS = Rev. A. Lavender, ~ Sermon Subject, "The All-Seeing Eye", LIBRARY 'HOURS: Monday & Wednesday, afternoons - 2:30 to As 30 Tuesday & Thursday, evenings, 73:00 to 9:00, HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY THIRD ANNUAL FLOWER -- AND VEGETABLE SHOW -- --_ooO The deadline for entries has passed, and this year's show boasts 40 exhibitors for a total of 476 entries, The High School Auditorium will be open to receive exhibits Saturday morning, August 24th from 8 a.m. till 12 noon, The show will be open to the public from 2 p.m. with presentation of prizes starting promptly at 7 p.m, Exhibitors are reminded tht water will be available at the High School, OCOD One RR ble Le Te) eT Re Scent et _----_-- io ------ -- eee eae -- eee ee SATURDAY, August 24th, Confessions 3-4 P.M, 7-8 P.M. SUNDAY, August 25th, MASSER Yiu se ee POs els eeeee 9:30 AgM, Benediction Sunday evening at) °7230' P.M, Mass during the week at 8:00 A.M. and on Saturday at 8:30 A.M. TERRACE BAY JUNI GARDEN CLUB After a very successful year with the Junior Garden Club, the winners from among the 46 members were declared as follows: ist - and - 3rd -- Holly Berndtsson; Leon Checkryn, Jr.; Ainsley Middaugh. Age 8 = 11 group: Age 12 - 16 group: lst - Michael MacDonald; end - Bob Hopper; 3rd - Paul Neenan, Judging of these winners was based on three separate inspections of their gardens and points awarded for individual efforts, as well as attendance at the meetings, Lists will be posted for individual points at tle Exhibition and if the Trophies are received in time, will be awarded at the Exhibition Saturday evening, along with other prizes, The executive wish to thank those who helped in this project and a mst sincere thank you toall those who donated prizes, Pi eve Pe Oe Bek Selle ee _----