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8 Orono eelkly Time, ednesday. October q9, 1996ý (Dcn-RCý L LTU nRL SOCETVFÀLL SHOW)V Et Y0 ÀL CF1IAA IfS The beautîful autumn colours were evident among the -floral displays at the Orono Horticultural Fal Show at the Orono United Church on October 3. President Shelley wel- comed those present and Doreen played the piano for the singing -of 0 Canada. Secretary Isabelle and trea- surer Flora gave their respec- tive reports. Guest speaker Jim McWilliams, an active mem- ber of the Canadian Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Soci etywas introduced by borna. Very knowledgeable on this topie, Jim explained the growing of dahlias from planting to winter storage of tubers. Heathy dahlia plants require a good supply of humus, compost and water and at least, three feet of space per plant. Also, the more you cut dahlias, the more sets of bloom you get. Some varieties have blooms fourteen inches in dfiameter, Jim brought-many varieties of dahlias in -an array of soli d and variegated colours from his garden for display. No doubt, afte'r viewing these lovely dahlias more of our members now have the incen- tive to cultîvate dahlias in their gardens next spring. The- 1 Sth Nationai Dahlia Show was held in September, 1996 in Stafford, England. Jîm and his wife Joan attend- ed this massive dahlia show (over one thousand exhibitors) and even took dahliai blooms from their gar- dens to the show. We viewed slides of this impressive show and it was difficuit to coin- preh end niot only the show magnitude but the many vari- eties, sizes and colours of dahlias. Our guest speaker was thanked by Isabelle for a most informative, enjoyable presentation. The lunch committee served a tasty lunch. Viewing of the show classes and visit- îng concluded an enjoyable meeting. Mark your calendar for December 5, for the Christmas show, annual meeting and pot luck supper commencing at 6:30 p.m. at Orono United Church. Members are asked to donate mîttens, hats, scarves for the Mitten Tree and non- perishabie food items for the Salvation Army. Once again, membership available at meetings. Al Welcome. Fali Flower and Vegetable Show Results Section A- Specimen Cnt Flowers 1. Chrysanthemumi - two sprays. single type one vani- etv. one colour: 1. Inez Harris; 2. borna Atkins; 3. Becky Bilcox; 4. Helen Schmid. 2. Chryýsanthemum - two sprays. semi-double. one vari- ety. one colour: 1. Ann Evans;- 2. Lorna Atkins 3. Chrysanthemum - two sprays, double, one variety.- one colour: 1. Minnie Zegers; 2. Becky Bilcox; 3. Helen Schmid; 4. Claire Mason 4. Chrvysanthemum - Collection, mixed colours in one container: 1, Becky Bilcox; 2. Lorna Atkins; 3. Inez Harris; 4. Shelley Etmanskie 5. AUv annuai - one stem suitable to type: A. 1. Shelley Etmanskie; 2. Minnie Zegers; 3. -Emil Schmid;-4. Flora Sharpe B. 1. Ann Evans;.2. Helen, Schmid; 3. borna Atkins; 4. Becky Bilcox 6. Any perennial - one stem - suitable to type: 1. Claire Mason; 2. Pat Bales;- 3. Emil Schmid;-4., Doreen Lowery 7. Geranium - three stem cuttings - flowers and foliage to be attached to stem:. 1. Pat Bales; 2. Flora Sharpe; 3. Helen Schmid Section B - Houseplants 8. African Violet - double or semi-double one crown: 1. Minnie Zegers 9. African Violet - minia- ture. single or double one crown: L. Doreen Lowery 10. Collection of three p2ot- ted houseplants - displaved on a tav - named if possible: 1. borna Atktns; 2. Minnie Zegers; 3. Shelley Etmanskie 11. Fern - ny variety: 1. Inez Harris 12. Begonia - any variety: 1. Inez Harris; 2. Minnie Zegers; 3. June Hleard 13. Any other houseplant not listed above:- 1. Carol Mostert; 2. Inez Harris, 3. Minnie, Zegers; 4. Carol Gay 14. Houseplant - grown from cutting in 1996: 1. Carol Mostert; 2. Minnie Zegers; 3. borna Atkins Section C - Vegetables 15. Onions - 3 specimens- Spanish type: 1. borna Atkins; 2. Pat Baies 16. Onions - 3 specimens - Dutch sets: 1. Helen Schmid; 2. Doreen boWery; 3. Isabelle Chailice; 4. Carol Mostert 17. Cabbage - one head: 1. Isabelle Challice; 2. Helen Schmid; 3. Doreen bowery 18. Squash - two speci- mens: -1. Carol Mostert; 2. Isabelle Challice; 3. Minnie Zegers; 4. Pat Bales 19. Pumpkin - two speci- mens: 1. Carol Mostert; 2. Doreen Lowery; 3. Pat Bales; 4. Claire Mason 20. Anv other vegetable - suitable number of speci- mens: 1. Pat Bales; 2. Helen Schmiid; 3. Mirinie Zegers; 4. Dorothy Barnett Section D - Decorative 21. "75 Years in Action" -a horticultural related activity - front view: 1 . Caroi Gay; 2. borna Atkins; 3. Inez Harris 22. "Thanksgiving Blessing" - Thanksgiving din- ing table arrangement - viewed from ail sides: 1. Beckýy Bilcox; 2. Minnie Zegers; 3. Lorna Atkins; 4. Isabelle Challice 23. "Nature's Artistryý" - creative desjgn:ý 11. Carol Gay; 2. Isabelle Challice; 3. Becky Bilcox 24. "Grande Finale" - an asymmetrical design using seedheads. grasses etc.: 1. Shelley Etmanskie; 2. borna Atkins; 3. Iriez Hanris; 4. Isabelle Challice Section E - Other 25. "Still Growing" - a dis- pl1ay of vegetables. herbs and flowers: 1. Lorna Atkins; 2., Minnie Zegers; 3. Isabelle Challice Section F - Baking A - Pumpkin Loaf: 1. Isabelle Chailice; 2. Inez Harris; 3. Claire Mason; 4. Carol Gay B - Zucchi ni-Loaf: 1. Doreen Lowery; 2. Claire Mason; 3. Minnie Zegers; 4. Inez Harris Special Prizes: 1. Best Arrangement in show - donated by Donna Sutherland - won by Carol Gay; 2. Judge's choice - other than decorative - donated by Pat Bales - won by Ann Evans; 3. Best Chrysanthemum in show - donated by Orono Bulk Foods - won by Inez Harris; 4. Most points in decorative section - donated by Orono Fuel and Lumber - won by borna Atkins; 5. Most points in entire show - donated by Flora Sharpe - won by Lorna tkins; 6. Most points through out the year in - a - Vegetables - donated by Orono Horticultural Society - Carol Mostert wîth 24 1/2 points - b. Specimen flower classes - donated-by Flowers Plus - won by Lorna Atkins with 52 1/2 points. There were 19 exhibitors with 144 entries. We appreciate Mrs. Connie ,DeJong judging the flower and vegetable show. Out thanks to Fred Lesage and Cor Mostert for judging the pumpkin loaf and zuechi- ni loaf competition. Recycle focâââok& Let Us Give It A Try Sonbon Publishing HALLS RADIO & T.V. REPAIR REPAIRS To MO)ST MAKES STEFREOS, COLOUR AND B&W T.Vs AND V.C.R.s P.O. Box 27 R.R. 2, Orono, Ont. (905) 983-5721 CORPORATION 0F THE MUNICIPALITY 0F CLARINGTON FOR AN ORDER to adjust the boundaries of the wards of the Municipality of Claringlon in accordance with By-law 96- 151 passed by the Council of the Municipality of Claringlon on August 12, 1996. TAKE NOTICE THAT the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington has applied to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of section 13 (2) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.M.45, for an-order to adjust the boundaries of the wards of the municipality. Any person interested may, within twenty-one (21) days affer the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of theMuncipality of Clarington, notice of his or her objection to the approval of said application together with a statement of the grounds of such objection and that if a hearing s held, he or his agent will attend to support such objection. The Ontario Municipal Board may approve of the said application but before doing so, it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the application will be considered. Notice of any hearing that may be held wiIl be given only to persons rwho have filed an objection and who have left wîth or delivered to the undersigned- Clerk the addressto which notice of hearing is to be sent. If no objections are received, the Ontario Municipal Board may proceed to alter or fix the boundaries in accordance with the application without holding a hearing and no further notice will be provided. The last date for filing objections will be October 23, 1996. ~r~T F Patti L Barrie, A.M.C.T. Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanïvillle, Ontario Li C 3A6 Date of Publication: Wednesday, October 2, 1996 and Wednesday, October 9,1996 P.O. #6531