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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday,.Sp. be 8 19- First Prize at Fail Show First prize at the Hlorticultural Show held last Thursday evening in Orono in the D21 Class was this beautiful arrangement of pink Lavateria, mauve delphiniums, pink and mauve status and white carnations entered by Carolyn Priestly. This aestically pleasing arrangement blossomedi froni a white tea pot decorated with blue designs wbich enbanced the fal tones of the flowers. Once again, the judges had a hard job choosing winners from the many clever, imaginative and enchanting arrangements entered, in die show. It was a colourful Horticultural Fail Show The Fal Show beld at the churcli as usual on Thursday, September 22nd, 1994 was wel attended. President Shelley Etmanskie welcomed everyone. O'Canada was sung with Doreen Lowery at the piano. Shelley read a -poem named "Volunteer". Shelley gave the announcements - Floral Design Course at Nestieton Hall, October 29 and Auction Sale, Booklets', Judging Manual on sale $3.00 each very wortbwbile to all exhibitors. Lorna asked for memabers to donate squash, pumpkins, fruit, vegetables for chureh for Thanksgiving. Lorna introduced the guest speaker, Deug Lycett on lis favourite subjeet Lilies. Well known to us aIl! "W're in the Hayfields." Doug complimrented uson our beautiful Fal Show and stated it te be the best in district. Doug can't believe the importance of bis show with such a slow beginning. Lilies startcd many centuries ago in Asia, Portugal, Lisbon, England, 40-60 years to improve 1 850's - Dr. Arnold B. Stout 1911. Day Lily can be grown in container, a perennial in rich soif even sand, '"Id]y la, love water are k~gtresistant, as we arc now in a sever drought. Why do wc Rybecrdize Deug so interested in this. We nced more Hyvbridizing in Canlada, even for roses. Doug showed somec beauitiful pictuIres of thc ilies. It will be anol(tller 1) ycars blorc îhey reachli thir goal. Evc,îa bLaek lily witlî gold cdges, ycars to happcIl, not a Major mioiicy :aking pr(>jct. I lopes to have a 1ncw liulh next ycar inamlCdl "RUby Porter StapleCs" of Ayllncr. Jill Chappell thanked the guest speaker. Our judge for the show was Donna Sutherland. We had 19 exhibitors with 143 exhibits. There were 17 pies, all wdre delicious. The first, second, and thirdprize winners pies were auctioned off for $36.00. Other articles plants, vegetables etc. were auctioned off for a total of $10().00. The auctioneers were June Heard and Shelley Etmanskie doing a fabulous job. Fran Bridgeman and Jili Chappell were judges for the pies." 1The lunch committee. was Thelma Vagg, Jessie Watkins, Colleen MeQuillan and Michele Emist. Shelley thankedthe lunch committee. Our ncxt meeting is November 24 which is our annual dînner and meeting and Our Christmas Show. Hope to see evcryone there. Show results: Section A - Specimen Cut Flowers Chrysanthecmurns, cushion, 2 sprays: 1) Shelley Etmanskie; 2) Michecle Ernst; 3) Inez Harris; 4) Eleanor Terrill Chrysaniltliemuîms. miixed colour: i) Lorna Atkins; 2) liiez Barris; 3) Shelley Etnanskie Chrysanthemnums, single, 2 sprays: l)Shelley Etmanskie; 2) ELeanor Terill; 3) l'lez Halýrris, Any Annual: A- 1) Pat Blecs; 2) Michielc Ernst; 3) Lona iAtkins Bi - 1) Shelly Enasi;2) Juine leartI; 3) Minnie Zegers; 4) Eleanour Terrili 3) ute lcad;4) Eric Bales Geaî ,3 hcads wîth Own foliage: A - ly Doîothy Barnett; 2) Isabelle C1iallice; 3) Helen Schmnid B - 1) June Heard; 2) Shelley Etmanskie; 3) Minnie Zegers; 4) Lorna Atkins Section B - Houseplants African Violet, double or semni-double: 1) Shelley Etmanskie; 2) Minnie Zegers; 3) Doreon Lowery African Violet, a miniature: 1) Minnie Zegers; 2) June Heard A collection of 3 varieties of houseplants: 1) Minnie Zegers; 2) Shelley Etmanskie; 3) Inez Harris; 4) Lorna Atkins A Ferni, any variety: 1) Inez Harris; 2) June Heard; 3) Shelley Etmnanskie Begonia: 1) Lorna Atkins; 2) Shelley Etmanskie; 3) Minnie Zegers Any other other housepl ant other than listed: 1) Minnie Zegers; 2) Inez Harris; 3) Shelley Etmnanskie A Houseplant you have grown from cuttings in 1994: 1) Shelley Etmanskie; 2) Michele Ernst; 3) Minnie Zegers Section C - Vegetables Onions,, 3 specimens (Spanish): 1) Eric Bales, 2) Minnie Z egers; 3) Dorotby Barnett Onions, 3-specimens (Dutch): 1) Minnie Zegers; 2) Helen Scbmid; 3) Isabelle Challice Cabbage, 1 specimen: 1) Helen Schmid; 2) Isabelle Challice Squash, 2 specimens: 1) Minnie Zegers; 2) Inez Harris; 3) Jil Chappel Any other vegetable: 1) Jill Chappell; 2) Helen Schmid; 3) Dorothy Baniett Section D - Decorative Thanksgiving: 1) Lorna Atkins; 2) Shelley Etmnanskie; 3) Carolyn Priestly Autunin Morning: 1) Carolyn Priestly; 2) Michele Ernst; 3) Minnie Zegers; 4) PatBales Country Mouse, a design roadgide materials and mouse: 1) Cornie DeJonge; 2) Michele Ernst; 3) Lorna Atkins Leaves are Lovely: 1) Cornie DeJonge; 2) Minnie ZÉegers; 3) MicheleErnst Section E - Olher A Friendly Creature: 1) Corrne DeJonge; 2) Lorna Atkins;- 3) Shelley Etmanskie Pie Compilation - A) Apple Pie to be, served for lunch: 1) Flora Sharpe; 2) Shelley Etmanskie; 3) Jessie Watkins B) Pumpkins Pie to, ho served for lunch: 1) Jessie Watkins; 2) June Heard; 3) Shelley Etmnanskie Section F. Horn of Plenty: 1) Isabelle Challice; 2) Minnie Zegers; 3) Corrie DcJonge Special Prizes Best arrangements in show, donated by Elcanor Terrill - Cornie Deonge. Judges choîce, other than decorative, donated by Yvonne Trafford - Isabelle Challice. Best chrysanthemum in show, donated by Shelley Etmanskie - Shelley Etmanskie. Most points in entire show, donated by Durham Farmers' County Co-op - with 40 points, Shelley Etmanskie. Most points in decorative classes donated by Orono Fuel & 1Lunibcýr - Cornie DeJone. Rodeo at Orono fair grounds (Continued from page 1) observations about the money factor inl rodeo. "I've been in rodeos for twenty years and neyer made much mnore than enough to cover My expenses," he says. Barry, like most contestants, considers rodeo to be more of a hobby than a fuil-time occupation. Even baving bis horse fail on bim for the second time is, as lie says, "ail part of the game." Barry, who was nursing a sore leg, resuits of tbe fali which he and bis favourite horse, Rio took on Saturday, enjoys the Team Roping event most for the co- operation between the riders and their mounts. "Teamn Roping is the--only equestrian event where the horse acts independently of a rider or driver. Tbe horse bas to be "solid" (a rodeo terrni for experienced and dependable). And, that takes years of patient training." Barry brought tbree horses to the Finals; Heading Horse, Rio, Heeling Horse, Cocoa and Okie, a the year: Vegetables - Helen Schmid, 24 points. Cut Flowers - Lorna Atkins, 62 points. Press Sec. Doreen Lowery caif roping horse for bis son Jason, a second-generation rodeo performer wbo was entered in the Calf Roping Finals. Keeping rodeo in the family and the famuly in rodeo is a family affair. Barry's niece, Amanda Jane Hughes, was a finalist in ie Cowgirl Breakaway Roping this year. Amanda, who is a Drama Student at Mayfield School For the Arts in Brampton and performed as a stunt double for Sara Polley in the series, Road to Avonlea, says that "rodeo is a good summer job."ý Barry's wife, Barbara Newlands, now retired from tbe rodeo circuit is the only Level Two, English and Western Tramner certified by the Canadian Equestrian Federation in Canada. She teaches at their ranch. -Barry, wbo grew up in the age of T.V. Westerns and nurtured a love for horses, got bis start in rodeo riding the bulîs, but says that be knew it wasn't for him after four seconds in the ring. "You don't see many old bulîriders," be observes witb a gri. Barry and bis partner, Brian Doner, rode head and beel for each other while in competition for the coveted Silver Buckle. Competition is tierce, but only the best split the pot. It's a tougli, demanding, dangerous and dirty hobby. So why docs Barry do it? "Because -it's better than golf," lie says. PROCLAMATION it is hereby proclaimed that the week of October lOth - l5th wiII be observed as FIRE PREVENTION WEEK in the Municipality of Clarington Diane Hamre Mayor Municipality of Clarington Date of Publication: Wednesday, September 28, 1994 P.O. 4925 -.m - ..