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DUTCH FESTIVAL FESTIVITIESTectnHy In Capn M.y to launch the more elaborate celebration there later this month were attended by many, including from left: Jo DePalma, Debbie Anselmo. Mr. and Mm. Pat Tullni and Mary Anselmo. * Golf Outing By Chamber;

'« Wednesday, May 12. A buffet luncheon will be included 9 a.m. as well as prires and trophies. • Shirley Storms, Tournament Secretary, can be contacted at'the Chamber offieg to be put on the mailing* list for . registration, form. Firms wishing to donate prizes for the" tournament should also call Shjrley, who will arrange for a member of the Golf Committee to ■pick up the prize, gift or award.

COURT HOUSE - The Annual Sprirtg Golf outing of the County Charmbef of Commerce has been set for

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COURT HOUSE.- County 4-H Agent Betty Jean Jesimcosky has announced' that the seventh pnnual 4-H* Spring Garden Show will be staged in the Lockwood 4-H Youfh Cepter on Denijisville Road here, April 21, 22, and 23. Participating In the shdvt will be 4-H __members, their leaders.' school teachers with their ‘ classes and garden clubs from around the county. There will be 11 divisions in the show: Division'I — Flowering. Plants, such as geranium, impatiens, begonias, African violets v and many others. Division II — foliage plants, such as ferns,, Ivy, rubber plant, Philodepdron, Dumb Cane, etc. DIVISION III - Container Gardens, such as dish gardens, terrariums, bottle gardens and hanging gardens. Division IV — all varieties of cactus and other sUcculertts. Division V — forced bulbs, shrub and tree branches, crocus, daffodil, hyacinth, ■Amaryllis, and many others. Division VI will be fresh flower arrangements. Divi-. sion VII will be dried arrangements using materials from the fields and woods of the county, and Division VIII will be hanging-baskets. DIVISION IX WILL be specialty plants such as lettuce. on a windowsill, . spinach, tomato, chives, parsley, all things that can be grown indoors for curiousity as well as use on the table. Division X, Bedding Plants from seed, will consist of flowers and vegetables, apd Divisibn XI, Plant Propagation, will lx? a collection of plants grown from cuttings.

Jl/DGE FOR THE show again this year will be horticulturist specialist Dbnald Lacey fronV Cook College, Rutgers UnPvcrsiThe show will be set

the Lockwood 4-H Youth Center on a display builtwith the help of Dee Lumber Co., which annually tends the planks forjthis, show and also for the 4-H Fair.

The show is open to the public ' 6:30-8:30 p.m Wednesday and 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Thursday and Friday School classes particularly are invited to tour the shoW Demonstrahons will be presented 11 a.fn. arid l p.m. Thursday. April 21

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