8 The Canadian Statesman, , August 17, 1983 Judge Returns from Cambridge Statesman Correspondent Grows Prize Rose

These happy faces have something to really smile about! Their summer employment is to show people how to have fun in Niagara and mid-western , better known as Festival Country. The five students are hired under the Youth Secretariat ’s Experience ’83 Program as travel ambassadors. Working in two teams of two, with one supervisor (centre), the Festival Country ambassadors visit malls, attrac ­ tions and events to distribute tourism related promotional material. “It’s not hard to be enthusiastic about Festival Country”, say the ambas ­ sadors, “It offers some of the best travel experiences on the continent!” The summer program is one of dozens of activities done by the Festival Country Travel Association to promote travel in Niagara and mid-western Ontario. One publication produced by the association lists over 600 fairs, festivals and special events going on throughout the year, the basis for its name. Take the ambassador ’s advice and explore Festival Country this summer, it’s yours to discover! It takes a green thumbed artist like Isabelle Challice to grow a rose quite Recently, Judge E. Richard Lovekin of Newcastle was chosen to at ­ Pictured here are (left to right) Karen Phillipo, Carleen Carroll, Shelley tend an international legal conference at Cambridge, England where as beautiful as the specimen shown above. The Orono Horticultural Society Culin (Supervisor), Kathy Wood and Margot Boon. member coddled her rose through the growing season and captured first many discussions were held on various matters relating to law. The For further information and travel ideas in Festival Country, contact: event, according to J udge Lovekin, was the brainchild of former federal prize at the organization’s annual flower show and competition in the Festival Country Travel Association, 172 Dalhousie Street, Brantford, On­ United Church basement last Thursday evening. cabinet Minister Hon. Paul Martin several years ago. tario N3T 2J7, (519) 756-3230. TYRONE DISTRICT NEWS Mary Grant placed first at Edgar Millson, Harold HAYDON DISTRICT NEWS the Friday night euchre game Ross McRoberts 81, Harold Burgess. at the Community Centre, Swain 76, Leslie Taylor 75, There will be a catering at By B. Jones Enniskillen attended services and Jan Mayer, Thursday. Kennedy’s (Jack’s sister) and and Mrs. Ross Ashton on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Mary Thompson 72, Harold Mr. and Mrs. David at Caesarea church and visi­ Then they all left for Ottawa. then visited with Mrs. Bill Sunday as Mrs. Karen Ashton and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Black­ followed by Chas. Nesbitt, the Community Centre on Edgar Millson, Doreen Park, Burgess 71. Low scorer Ross Saturday evening, for a Pearson, Brenda and Monica, ted with Reverend Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mayer and Potts and returned Monday attended a shower.- burn and Wendy spent the Wingrove 48. 50 - 50 draw Bailieboro, were Monday visi­ They called on Mr. and Mrs. Kevin attended the Schnobb night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niel­ weekend camping at Beaver- RoseGriffin and AnneManns, summer wedding. tors with her parents Mr. and Ollie Weatherilt and also Family Reunion (Ron’s Mrs. Olive Ferguson and son, Brenda and Brian spent Mede Park at Peterborough. in that order. Ladies’ low Mrs. Roy Paterson. called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph mom’s folks) at Ste. Cecil De Mrs. Leona Adams of Oshawa Sunday at the Ashton home. Farmers around are busy Shirley Brooks, Men’s low Mr, Delbert Martin, Florida Sadler of Nestleton. Masham, over the were Friday supperiupp< guests of Master Ricky Adams was a with their combining of grain. Meta Swain.50 - 50 Draw Chas who has been holidaying with Mr. Kennie Cowle, Bow­ weekend. The Detroit Mayers Jack and Gladyslys Potts and very fortunate young man on That’s one profession where Nesbitt, Len Cain. Special CLASSIFIED AD his sister and brother-in-law manville was a supper guest are to be Monday callers with Deb Martin and enjoyed Friday afternoon. While there is always another job prizes Laverne Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts re­ of Cindy and Steve Millson and the Haydon Mayers before re­ game of six-handed euchre. riding his bicycle on the street just begging tobe done, but at Clara Nesbitt, Doreen Park. turned home on Monday. Adam on Sunday. turning home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones he was struckfrom behind by least therehas been no report The game attracted seventeen DEADLINE CHANGE Sunday guests with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Millson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts and and Miss Cora Degeer called a car. The bike was badly of damage because of the hail tables of players. Mrs. Art Trewin were Mr. and returned on Thursday from Mrs. Dorothy Perryman on Mr. Jim Jones and Mrs. twisted, but beyond being a storm a week ago. Although busily settling into Mrs. Jack Potts, Mrs. Dorothy Detroit where they attended a motored to Collingwood Meta Kellar, ' Oshawa, on little stiff Ricky is O.K. a new apartment, in Bowman­ Effective Monday, August 29,1983 the Perryman and Mr. Delbert Sr. Citizens Convention, Monday and after visiting, Sunday and they accompanied On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. ville, Mrs. Walter Rahm is deadline for Classified Advertising will be Martin, arid Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gertrude Mayer, her Mrs. Perryman will return to the Jones’ to Ajax for Sunday J. Adams and family visited planriing a trip to the C.N.E. Lars Christensen. son Bob and daughter Pat and her home in Westlox, . dinner with their brother and with Mr. and Mrs. Kevin All Stars where she will be able to see moved from Tuesdays at 12:00 Noon to Mrs. Jean Slemon and their families from Detroit While in Collingwood Mr. and sister-in-law, Cecil and Reva Grene, Stouffville, after for herself the first place Susan and Mrs. Ruby Trewin, were overnight guests of Ron Mrs. Potts called on the Degeer. taking in the big sale. ribbon on the braided rug Mrs. Erica Moore and son Saturday evening Ernie and which she entered in the Alister, Montreal visited a few Charlene Adams accom­ To Play Senior Citizen Class and the days with Mr. and Mrs. Dick panied Mr. and Mrs. John second place ribbon on the rug Mondays at 4:30 p.m. Lloyd and girls and Mr, D. Adams and family to the in the Rug Class. Congratula­ Pickles. Westgate Speedway at Peter­ tions, Loverne. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham borough. Blizzard II The skit, “Help, My Face is Any advertising received after the accompanied Mr. Clem Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams a Mess”, was chosen best skit Rahm, Orono to see Mr. and called on his mother, Mrs. An all-star team from the of the year in Durham County, deadline may be placed in the “Too Mrs. Randy Neale of Flinton Dorothy Adams, on Sunday, MotorCity Soccer League will thereby winning a place for to see the new baby. who is a patient in Wellesley take on the Toronto Blizzard II presentation in the Peter­ Late To Be Classified” column at Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christen­ hospital and returned to have in an exhibition soccer game borough Fair “Junior Day.” twice the regular classified sen attended her nephew’s supper with Ernie and Liz as part of the Molson Chal­ The Tyrone 4H Homemaker wedding on Saturday after­ Adams at Blackstock. lenge Series ’83 on Saturday, Club members and leaders advertising rate. noon at Kingsview United Mrs. Joyce Adams of August 20, at 2:00 p.m. in Civic Mrs. Ann Pleasance and Mrs. Church when Mr. Paul Riznek Oshawa visited with John and Stadium, Oshawa. Rita Bedford who presented Thank you for your cooperation. and Miss Sherri Dove tied the Diane Adams and family for a Tickets for the game are the skit enjoyed a day of knot. week. available inadvance from two enrichment and enjoyment at Mr. Allan Ashton had three Mr, and Mrs. John Schoon- members of the club execu­ the Junior Day program and of his university friends at his derbeek, Oshawa were tive, Julius Vandernberg the Fair on Thursday, August home for the weekend to talk Sunday supper guests of John (728-4968) and Vince Barrese 11th. ®be Canabian Statesman over old times. and Cecile Bertrim. Mr. and (576-1491, 579-3511) or at the There were over eight tables Master Timothy Ashton, Mrs. J. Schoonderbeek of box office on the day of the of euchre in play at the old hall 62 King St. W. Bowmanville Hampton visited with Enniskillen called on the Ber- game. Ticket prices are $3.00 on Monday evening, August Gramma and Grampa - Mr. trims Sunday evening. for adults and $1.00 for youth 15th with the following 416-623-3303 (under 18) and senior citizens. results: Nerta Masters 85, THIS IS "Good Old Cecil Week" at Bowmanville Zoo

All of us at Bowmanville Zoo are very pleased to honor “Cecil”, our male Sika Deer who is 18 years old (well over 90 human ttMAmumAnUe years).

He has sired 87 kids during his very productive life, but arthritis and old age are catching up with Cecil. We invite you to come in, and give him a pat, an extra cookie, and wish him well for another season.

King Street East (Hwy. 2) Bowmanville