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A Y Lkn 'liii I Anne Anderson winsjudges choice Anne Anderson was pleas- antly surprised when it was anniounced that ber floral arranigement in the "Rambling Road" category won judges chioice at. the Oron'o Horticulture- Fall Flower Show o 'n Thursday night., Anne Anderson is a relatively new member of the society, and this was the firsi time she entered anything in the show. Other finalists were Carol Orono Horticultural News by Lorna Atkins Orono FHorticultural Society members attended the Fall Flower and Vegetable Show and Plant Sale October 2nd at Orono United Chut-ch. A very interesting and informative slde presentation on hardy hybrid lilies - Aurelian (Trumpet). Oriental and Asiatic was given by past president of the Ontario Regional Lily Society Mr. Dick McQueen. These lily bulbs increase in size and produce more flowers each year. They do well in humus soil with a dressing of peat moss. Feed the plant with 15-35-15 fer- tilizer before the flower bud stage and feed using a weak solution of liquid fertilizer once a week to promote a hlgh bud court. When planting bulbs place smialler bulbs 3" to 4" deep in soil and 6" deep for larger bulbs. Cover the bulb with 2" of peat moss, then soil and sprinkle soil with granular fertilizer 15-35- 15. Bulbs may be planted in the fal or spring. Few Asiatics have a fragrance. The Trumipets are scented growing 4' to 8" ti height and it is best to stake plants. The Orientals bloom later in the summer and do require mulching in the fal for wlnter protection. Flower heads should be removed after bloomirg to encourage food back to the bulb to pro- mote a strong. health-y bulb. It does no harm to move lilies anytime during the year. President Carol Mostert reminded mnembers of the photographic competition. Coloured prints to bie submit- ted by Novemnber 15 to Lot-na Atkins 983-5608 or Carol Mostert 983-5326. The pot luck supper, annu- al meeting. Christmnas Show, photographie competition ai-d Mitten Tree to be held December 4th, 6:30 p.m. at Orono United Church. New memnbers are welcome and 1998 memberships will be available for $3.00. Mrs. Vieki Lesnick judged the show and complimented the members for the hlgh quality of entries. SHOW CHAIRMAN'S REPORT On Thursday evening October 2 an excellent Flower and Vegetable Show was held at the monthly meeting of the Orono Horticulture. The show chairman Doreen Lowery called on Mrs. Vieklie Lesnick, Newcastle, to give her judges report and she congratulated the exhibitors on a fine show. SECTION A Class 1. Mums - 2 sprays (j variety) wh-ite - 1. Pat Bales 2. Becky Bilcox Class 2. Mums - yellow, 2 sprays - 1. Carol Mostert 2. Lomna Atkins 3. Pat Bales 4. Minnie Zegers Class 3. Mums - 2 sprays - pink or rose - (A) 1. Pat Bales 2. Becky Bilcox 3. Lorna AtIns (B) 1. Carol Mostert 2. 1. Challice 3. Helen Schmiid Class 4. Mums (collection) - 1. Pat Bales 2. Becky Bilcox 3. Lomna Atkins ClIass 5. Dahlia (large 1 specimnen - 1. Laureen Wh-ittney 2. Isabelle Challice au Mostert who had gathered the Most points flirough the year in the vegetâble category. Lorna Atkins had accumulat- ed the Most points-through the year for specimen flow- ers. 3. Orville Chrtllice Class 6. Any Annual - one stem - (A) 1. M\,innie Zegers 2. Shelley Etmaïiskie 3. Doreeni Lowery (B) 1. Lot-na Atkins 2. Carol Mostert 3. Laureen Whittney Class 7. Any Perennial - onle stem -- (A) 1. An Anderson 2. Carol Mostert 3. Doreen Loweiy (B) 1. Lot-na Atklins 2. Pat Bales 3. Becky Bilcox SECTION B ""HOUSE PLANTS" Class 8. African Violets 1. Helen Schmid 2. Minnie Zegers Class 9. No Exhibitors Class 10. Collection of "house plants" - 1. Carol Mostert 2. Mlrmie Z-egers 3. Shelley Etmanskie Class Il- Fera 1. Lot-na Atkins Class 12- Begonia - 1. Doreen Lowery 2. A. Anderson 3. lVlnnle Zegers Cla ss 13 - Any other houseplant - 1. Minie Zegers 2-. Lorna Atkins 3. Carol Mostert 4. Shelley Etmnanskie Class 14. Houseplant grown from cutting 1997 - 1. Minnie Zegers 2. Chris Clark 3. Carol Mostert SECTION C VEGETABLES Class 15. Onions (Spanish) - 1. Pat Bales 2. Minnie Zegers Class 16 - Onions - Dutch Sets - 1. Carol Mostert 2. Laureen Whittney 3. Minnie Zegers 4. Helen Schmld Class 17 - No entries Class 18 - 1. Carol Mostert 2. Cor Mostert 3. 1. Challice Class 19 - Pumpkîn - 1 Pat Bales - a huge one! 2., Carol Mostert 3. Cor. Mostert 1Class 20 - Any other veg- etable- 1. Helen Schmnid 2. Pat Bales 3. 1. Challice 4. Carol Mostert SECTION D DECORATIVE CLASSES Display vegetables. fruits & flowers «Autumn Harvest" 7 Class 21. Isabelle Challice 2. Minnie Zegers 3. Pat Bales Class 22. "Thanksgiving Celebration" - 1. Shelley Etmanskie 2. Isabelle Challice 3. A. Anderson 4. Becky Blcox Class 23. 'Rambling lRoad" - 1. A. Anderson 2. Becky Bilcox 3. Shelley Etmnanskie 4. Pat Bales Class 24. "Mums in a Basket"- 1. Pat Bales 2. Lorna Atkins. 3. Shelley Etmanskie 4. Isabelle Challice Class 25. "Whooo's There"? Halloween - 1. Pat Bales 2. Becky Bilcox 3. Lomna Atklns Special Prizes - donated by Olive and Ed Milîson. Judges Choice - Anne Anderson (a, brand new exhibitor). Best Specimen in Show - donated by Olive and Ed Milîson - A beautiful gladiola - Lot-na Atkcins. Most points in entire show - Pat Bales. * Number of entries 121 and number of exhibitors 15. *White Rose Specials - motpoints in year In Vegetables won by Carol Mostert - WhiÉte Rose Specials - most points ti year tI spec- imens - won by Lomna Atkins. This report by Isabelle Challice. Serices and Repairs To Ali Makes 0f Vehicles Used Auto Parts # Complete Auto Body Servce', Used and New Tires Servce Calis Ace Sub & Restaurant * ub .Bargers Sou viaki * Salads Iiwy 115 I Just north of 3rd Conc. 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