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SEPTEMBER I9, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 Adult Books - continued Kamouraska, by Ann Hebert ... Breakfast of Champions by K. Vonnegut Harvest Home by Tryon ... The Odessa File, Forsyth ... Sybil by Schreiber. The Terrace Bay Public Library is interest- ed in Mature capable person to conduct a Children's Reading Program - ages 3 and 4 for one half hour every Saturday morning at I0:30 to start October 20th. JUNIOR GARDENERS SHOW IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY On Saturday, August 25, I973, I3 adults and I9 juniors braved the rain and fog to bring an impressive display of flowers and vegetables to ' the Terrace Bay Arena for judging by Mr. Walter Chomniak of Thunder Bay. It seems that it takes more than-a poor sum- mer to beat a green thumb and there are appar- ently a fair number of small green thumbs in town because the Junior Gardeners displayed some fine quality vegetables. In the spring the Junior Gardeners enrolled and were given seeds to plant in their own garden. Each month during the summer these gardens were inspected by a panel of judges who looked at the quality of produce, and over-all con- dition of the garden and care it was being giv- en. In the junior section Sabina Buhrmann came out on top followed by her brother Oswald Buhrmann, in 3rd place was Sylvia Landry. In the Senior section Bill Megraw, Jr. once again walked off with first prize followed by Lori McBride and Danny Moore. For their exhibits in the show Sylvia Lan- dry led the junior section followed by Sabina Buhrmann, Joan Hiebert, David McBride, Dean Roberts, Leslie McBride, Diane Malashewski, Cheryl Moore, Carol Moore and Joyce Kurylo. In the senior section, Oswald Buhrmann amassed the most points, followed by Bill Me- graw Jr., Denis Landry, Loris McBride, Paul Gerlach, Patti Regis and Danny Moore. The highest aggregate from either section was won by Sylvia Landry. Prize for the top girl went to Sylvia Lan- dry and for the top boy to Oswald Buhrmann. The outstanding exhibit award was also won by Sylvia Landry. Prizes for the Junior Gardeners were donat- ed by the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, Local 665, of Terrace_Bay, The Loyal Order of Moose, Lod- ge 1752 of Terrace Bay, The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Terrace Bay, The Terrace Bay Credit Union, Koke's Green Houses of Thunder Bay, Mr. Albert Cadieux and the Horticultural Society. : In the adult division, the competition was not quite so keen in some of the classes but there were some fine exhibits displayed and in a few classes there was considerable comp- etition. ; Mr. Hyacinthe Landry repeated last years performance by capturing the grand aggregate award. He also took high aggregate in the section for House Plants, Annuals, Biennials, Dahlias and Gladiola and Displays and Floral Arrangements. Mrs. Alice Farrow was runner-up to the gra- nd aggregate and also took high aggregate in Perennials and Roses and Outdoor Potted Plant- S. Mr. Endel Ojavee took high aggregate in the Fruit and the Vegetable Sections. The door prizes were won by Miss Helga Hermes and Miss Sandra Aylward. Prizes in the adult section were made possible through the generosity of: Cebrarios Hardware, Charlotte's Beauty Spot, Werner's Barber Shop, Norwood Motel, Palm Dairies Ltd. Robinson Stores, Spadoni Bros., Waghorn's Pharmacy, Terrace Bay Cleaners, Township of Terrace Bay, Township of Schreiber, Lakeshore Community TV Services, Kimberly-Clark of Cana- da, Costa's Foodmarket, Jim Mikus, Shell Oil Agent, Terrace Bay News, Gertrude's Flower Center in Red Rock, Hudson's Bay Co., Plum Grove Nurseries in Hymers, Simpsons-Sears, Eaton's of Canada, Zellers County Fair Plaza, Mount McKay Feed Co., Garden Research Lab., John A. Huston Co. Ltd., Swift Canadian Co., C.A. Crucikshank Nursery, A.E. McKenzie Seed continued page I0 ........ . GOLF CLUB ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Aguasabon Golf Club will be held at 8 P.M. on Wednesday September 26th in the Club House. PLEASE ATTEND! THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION WANTED TO BUY one second hand half ton pickup truck in good condition. Write or contact prividing full details to: Mrs. R. Mulligan, Lake Superior High School, Terrace Bay, Ontario.