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8-Orôno.Weékly Times, Wednesday, August 19,1981. Another fine showing of flowers A few examples of the fime flowers arrangements in competition competition at the annual 'Orono Horticultural Flower show held in the basement of the Orono United Church on Thursday evening of last week. There was a good showing of flowers and as well an ex cellent- showing of garden vegetables in the annual event. Orono Flower show another hit event Held last Thursday, August 13th, in the Orono Church hall with a good turnout turnout of entries and an excellent crowd on hand in the evening. evening. The president, David'Harrison, David'Harrison, welcomed the crowd and the singing of "O Canada" opened the meeting. The Junior Gardeners leaders, Lyn Traf- ford and Helen Robinson, gave out the Junior awards. Secretary Lorna Atkins gave the secretary's report and Adele McGill gave the treasurer's rèpOrt. The president president requested help in setting up the fair booth and also for the flower service to .be held Sept. 20 in Orono United ' Church, Rev. Wright to be the guest speaker. Mr. Allan Foss, West Hill, i our district director, brought greetings and called on Ann Evans and Isabelle Challice to come forward. Isabelle was presented with her district service award and Allan commended her on all the years of service in all fields of horticulture, not just at home here in Orono, but in other areas. Ann Evans pinned pinned on a pretty corsage and Isabelle thanked everyone for this honour. Ken Boyd introduced introduced our guest speaker, Mr. Norman Irvine, a specialist with Ceresdale Fertilizers. Fertilizers. Mr. Irvine passed around samples of contents in fertilizers and instructed us on tjie proper use of fertilizers fertilizers in spring, fall etc. A question and answer period proved to be very informative to all present. * Earlier in the evening, Mrs. Doris Prout entertained with BUYING or SELLING REAL ESTATE in the Bowmanville,' Newcastle, Newtonviile or Orono Areas? See or Phone your Bowes & Cocks Limited Representative KEITH D. BARR 7 King St. E., Newcastle, Ont Phone: Business. 987-15229 Residence 987-4202 her usual piano talents and many were heard to sing along with the old familiar tunes. The Show Committee gave out the prize monies and awards. Special Awards: Best flower arrangement in show - I. Challice; Best Dalhia in show - Dudley Deeley; Best Gladiola in show - Dudley Deeley; Best Red Rose in show - Yvonne Trafford; Best Peace Rose in show -Dudley Deeley; Best Arrangement Arrangement "60 years in action" action" -Isabelle Challiçe (A) Helen Robinson (B); Most points in vegetables - Carol Mostert; Stutts Pharmacy Special -Most points in arrangements arrangements - Carol Mostert; Most Points in cut flowers, donated by Mr. and Mrs. E. Millson -Mr. Dudley Deeley; Award for New Exhibitor -Dudley Deeley; Most points in show -Carol Mostert 56'A points but she disqualified for this award and now Miss Jessica Mostert wins the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce silver award. Our congratulations to Jessica, as she is a former Junior Gardener, and has only been a Senior member for two years. A complete prize list will be in next week's paper. Orono Junior Gardeners report • Aitnough several of the regular Junior members were absent last Thursday, the annual annual show was a very successful successful event. There were 55 entries and Mrs. O. Challice judged the show. Junior leaders are Mrs. Donna Scott, Mrs. Helen Robinson and Mrs. Yvonne Trafford this year and the entries entries wfere ail very good, particularly particularly the items made from recycled goods. Following are the results of, the show - Junior Section: HEALTHY SNACK WITH GREAT TASTE ORANGE KISSES 2 cups (480 mL) OUT SPAN Valencia orange juice 'A to % cup ( 120 to 180 mL) sugar 'A cup (60 mL) coarsely shredded OUTSPAN orange peel 4 envelopes unflavoured gelatine 1 qqjj. (240 ml.) vanilla yogurt 3 OUT si* A N navel oranges, sectioned • In medium saucepan, combine juice and sugar; heat to boiling. Stir in orange orange peel. Boil gently 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. occasionally. Stir in gelatine and yogurt, yogurt, stirring until dissolved. Remove from heat; stir in orange segments. Pour into 8- or 9-inch square pan;chill until firm. Makes 64 one- inch squares. CITRUS REFRESHER 2 cüps (480 mL) OUTSPAN Valencia orange juice 1V4 cups (360 mL) apple juice Vi cup (120 mL) lemon juice Vi cup (60 mL) maple syrup Stjr together all ingredients. ingredients. Serve over ice. Makes 4 cups. Note: For adults, Citrus Citrus Refresher is an excellent base for rum or vodka drinks. Class 1 - lst-Jackie Cowan; 2nd-Peter Cowan; 3rd- 1 Andrea Trafford. Class 2: 5 Marigolds: lst-Jackie Cowan, 2nd-Peter Cowan. Class 3: Picnic in the Park: 1st-Andrea Trafford. Class 4: A Bouquet of Mixed Flowers: lst-Jackie Cowan; 2nd-Peter Cowan. Class 5: Character made of Vegetables (etc.): lst-Andrea Trafford; ■ 2nd- Peter Cowan; 3rd-Jackie Cowan. Class 6: Miniature arrangement: lst-Andrea 1 Trafford. Class 7: Recycling: lst-Andrea Trafford. Class 8: 3 Carrots on a plate: lst- Jackie Cowan; 2nd-Peter Cowan. Class 9: 3 Beets on a Plate: lst-Peter Cowan; 2nd-, Jackie Cowan. Class 10: Collection Collection of Vegetables: lst- Peter Cowan; 2nd-Jackie Cowan. Senior Section: Class 1: 5 Zinnias: 1st-Arnold Mostert; 2nd-Robin Robinson; 3rd- Doug Bradley; 4th-Brooks Cowan. Class 2: 5 Marigolds (French): lst-Arnold Mostert; 2nd-Doug Bradley; 3rd-Brooks Cowan; 4th- Robin Robinson. Class 3: Picnic in the Park: lst- Arnold Mostert; 2nd-Robin, Robinson; 3rd-Doug Bradley. Class 4: A Bouquet of Mixed Flowers: lst-Arnold Mostert; 2nd-Robin Robinson; Robinson; 3rd-Doug Bradley; 4th- Brooks Cowan. Clasps 5: Character made of Vegetables: lst-Robin Robinson; Robinson; 2nd-Arnold Mostert; 3rd-Doug Bradley; 4th- Brooks Cowan. Class 6: Miniature arrangement: lst- Arnold Mostert; 2nd-Robin Robinson; 3rd-Doug Bradley. ' • Class 7: Recycling: lst-Doug Bradley; 2nd-Arnold Mostert; 3rd-Robin Robinson. Robinson. Cldss 8: 3 Carrots on a . Plate: lst-Robin Robinson;, 2nd-Arnold Mostert; 3rd- Brooksi Cowan; 4th-Doug Bradley. Class 9: 3 Beets on'a Plate: 'l'st-Robin Rqbinson; 2nd-Doug Bradley; 3rd- Arnold Mostert; 4th-Brooks Cowan. Class 10: Collection of Vegetables: lst-Arnold Mostert; 2nd-Brooks Cowan; 3rd-Doug Bradley. Gardens: Juniors. l*st-Andrew & Kevin Scçtt (tie); 2nd-Andrea Trafford; 3rd-~Peter Cowan; 4th-Jackie Cowan.' Seniors. lst-Arnold Mostert; 2nd- Robin Robinson; 3rd-Doug Bradjey; 4th-Brooks Cowan. ANNOUNCEMENT J. Kingsley Van Nest, B.A., LL.B., is pleased to announce that, effective immediately, John J. Chalmers, C.Crim., LL.B., will be associated with him in the practice of law under the firm name and style of Van Nest and Associates, Bowmanville. Prior to becoming a member of the La,w Society of Upper Canada and receiving his call to the Bar, John spent ten years as a Provincial Police Officer in Durham Region and will be remembered best for his work as a Community Services Officer dealing with families and junveniles in the schools and courts as well as operating the Provincial Judge's Traffic Clinic. Appointments may be arranged through the day and/or evenings as well as Saturdays. Fashions Fashion Jewellery Girls * Bathing Suits 1/2 price . t ■ Diaper Sets -1/2 price Duralex Glasses 4/$4.50 Kenneth Hagin , Books & Tapes MAC JEANS - Not All Sizes ^ 1' 9 ■ 9 -5