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\Vr FOOD FOR FRIENDS proximately 100 members from H Clubs in JRTHUMBERLAND EAST DISTRICT. The hievement Day theme was depicted in a series of hibits. skits and demonstrations promoting energy ’ZSEWUIIOII in the kitchen, Show: are a few Award nners, Back row L-r County Honour winners Susan ambers, Debbie Woof. Kim Archer and Cathy Find- . Marcia Gainforth received Provincial Honours. mt row Home Economist Linda Caldwell: Mrs. Ruby Culloch, Northumberland East District President: rm Curie winner of the Northumberland East District 1. Scholarship. Absent. Karen Oddie. District Schol- hip winner. PROVINCIAL HONOURS mbers from HASTINGS NORTH DISTRICT 4-H .UBS were presented with silver spoon: and certifi- ’85 When they Were granted Provincial Honours a! hievement Night, L-r Jackie Barrett, Mount Pleasant 'l Club; from Wellman's Corners 4â€"H Club. Karen ‘flncy. Kim Cooney and Valerie Sharp. CLOWES WI. SIMCOE KEMPENFELDT DIS- RICT. entertained three neighboring branches when a vcaker from the Simeoe Rescue Squad showed slides. ; :ctures of the rescue equipment were shown in detail, “‘v‘luding the “jaws of life“. An explanation was given MW an automobile can be opened to rescue victims. A Liuestion and answer period followed. Terrariums Terrariums are becoming quite popular. probably because they need so little can: and yet look so attractive in the home. Making your oWn terrariurn can be economical and easy if you use bottles you already have. such as brandy snilters. preserve jars. fish tanks or condiment jars. Just make certain the neck of the bottle is wide enough to place the plants in. and that it is clean. dry. and preferably clear, not tinted. It is also important to choose plants that need the same humidity. light and soil conditions. Before placing plants in. cover the bottom of the bottle with a layer of fine gravel. Add a handful of charcoal to keep the soil sweet, and a layer of sphagnum moss will help the drainage, Slerilized soil is then added to the desired level. The best way to place plants into the bottle through the narrow neck, is to use long-ham died tools. These can be made by attaching dowel rods to a hook. spoon and razor blade, These are used to lower the plant, dig holes and trim the plant once it's in. Several points should be considered to keep the terrarium flourishing. Keep it in bright, but filtered light. not direct sun. Keep your plants pruned and remove any dead leaves. To reduce condensation on the inside of the bottle. remove the cover. Making a terrarium can be inexpensive and fun. Finding a use for that container you've been saving can result in a beautiful miniature garden to decorate your home inexpensively. GLENGARRY COUNTY‘S 4-H NIGHT attracted over 250 people when 100 young membch claimed appropri‘ ate honors from their work during the year. A few of the major winners Mary McCrimmon. Citizen Award of $150.00 for achievement over five years; Margie Peters, Croll trophy for Citizenship after four years; Sandra MacLeod. grand champion dairy showman and Lions Club Trophy winner. SALTFU'IE‘I' WI. “'I-ZNTWOR'I‘H SOUTH DIS- TRICT donated $25.00 in memory of Mrs. Mary Corman, Mrs. Corman. ll strong supporter til’ the Erlitnd Lee (Museum) Home gave in:er of her talents to the work ol‘ the Woman Institute. The donation will go into the Foundation lund - i M . . . LUCASVIIJJ’, WI. LAMBTON NORTH DISTRIIT miter/atrial former [in-nilwrx ul IltL' (tilt/i Anniversary. Lir Mrr. E. Steven, Distrirt .S'ct'rctary; Mrs. N. Murk‘itud, ,Alrira Prt-si'u'i-nt. Mn. I. l’t'tlign‘w, District President; M'rs. ('. Freer, I’ll/I0 Hoard Director; Mrs, C Diamond, FWIO l’rt‘sitlmit; Mrs, E. Gibb. Branch President; Mrs. K, ('rot‘haril, Lil/2' Member.