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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 26. 2000 - 7 Horticultural house plant INTERACTIVE HEALTH Biodegradable Agents. Ozone acts blindly, killing all viruses, bacteria, bacteria, fungus, protozoa. and plant sale by Dorothy Barnett A good crowd of members attended the April 20, 2000 meeting of the Orono Horticultural Society, held in the Main Hall of Orono United Church. President Loma Atkins presided for the meeting which opened with the singing of "O'Canada" with Shirley Moffat at the piano. Loma had an article about the herb, rosemary, often used in cooling. It is a symbol of fidelity and was sometimes included in bridal bouquets. The minutes of the March meeting as read by Secretary Pat Bales were accepted. The recent Society Buffet Luncheon was successful and Loma expressed sincere appreciation to all who attended and to all who donated food and helped in any way. Treasurer Flo Sharpe reported that there are now 102 members and the profit from the luncheon was $691.00 The Society has also received a grant of $1,000.00 from the Ontario Horticultural Society. Doris Neeley announced details of the flower show at the Civic Gardai Centre on May 9. The Bowmanville Society is sponsoring a bus trip to the Royal Botanical Gardens Hamilton on June 10 and a Garden Tour is planned for Saturday, June 24. June Heard introduced the guest speaker for the evening, Dini Schoenmaker. She has had a life-long love of flowers and great interest in flower arranging. The Apple Blossom Shop donated a variety of flowers and other materials and with them, Dini demohstrated the making making of three different flower arrangements. The first one was a centre piece for a diningroom diningroom table and Dini showed each step, starting with a container and oasis. She gave several helpful hints as she worked and made it seem easy in her experienced hands. The second second arrangement was one for front view only. The Oriental arrangement was quite different. different. This design is used at the traditional Japanese tea ceremony and emphasizes simplicity. Three elements, heaven, man, and earth are the basis of the design. Dini used a basket, twigs of different different lengths, three red tulips and some green material material to make a very attractive design. She answered many questions and referred to the May Flower Show when these - hints may help members preparing entries. Dini received sincere applause and was thanked by Flo Sharpe. Two of the arrangements arrangements will be sent to members. members. who have been ill, Marjorie Lowery and Doreen Lowery. Judge Marjorie Freethy, praised the Society's yearbook yearbook and gave detailed constructive constructive criticism of the entries in the House plant Show. The show report was given by Jackie Kirtley. Lunch was served by the committee Ann Dilks, Pat Windatt and June Heard. Announcements: Executive meeting May 9, 9:30 a.m. at the home of Carol Mostert. Spring Garden Tour May 10:1-4 p.m. at the following gardens - Dini Schoenmaker, Station St. - Shelley Etmanskie, Ochonskl Rd. - Joyce Jenkins, Leskard Rd. Tickets still available for Garden Tour sponsored by District 17. Phone Lorna Atkins. Next meeting May 18, 7:30 p.m. SHOW RESULTS: House Plant Show SECTION A - Potted Plants 1. African Violet single, single crown - 1. Lorna Atkins 2. Inez Harris 3. Jackie Kirtley 2. African Violet - double or semi double, single crown - 1. Inez Harris 2. Jackie Kirtley 3. Pat Bales 3. Any plant - potted up from outside, and kept over winter - 1. Ann Anderson 2. Loma Atkins 3. Minnie Zegers 4. Houseplant foliage, pot 4" or under - 1. Minnie Zegers 2. Pat Bales 3. Inez Harris 5. Houseplant foliage, pot size Over 4" - 1. Inez Harris 2. Minnie Zegers 3. June Heard 4. Anne Anderson 6. Houseplant, flowering, pot size 4" or under - 1. Joyce Jenkins 2. Pat Bales 3. Minnie Zegers 7. Houseplant flowering, pot size over 4" - 1; Inez Harris 2. Minnie Zegers 3. Loma Atkins SECTION B - Decorative 8. "Spring in the Forest" - a woodland scene - 1. Carol Mostert 2. Ann Anderson 3. Minnie Zegers 9. "Easter Glory" your own interpretation - 1. Joyce Jenkins 2. Ann Anderson 3. Pat Etalés 4. Inez Harris 10. "Topping it Off" , decorated decorated Easter bonnet - 1. Ann Anderson 2. Minnie Zegers 3. Pat Eiales. No. of exhibitors 11 No. of entries 47 SPECIAL FRIZES: Judges Choice - Carol Mostert Best houseplant in show - Joyce Jenkins. by Pat Irwin Lyeett, R.N., B.Sc., RNC, ' Certified Iridologist, Electronically - Assisted JadE Colour Therapies, Body Wisdom Ltd., 983-9475 Pure Water - Nature's Remedy Water, yes, just plain water, has been recognized as a healing agent from earliest earliest times. Next to oxygen, water is the most important factor for biological function. 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