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Earlier, his carving of a walleye devouring a small perch earned first and second prizes in different categories at a Bay of Quinte carving competition. Joe's images of sport fish speak for themselves. But, they arc even more remarkable when you consider the fact that he only picked up the knives and chisels two years ago. "I was out of work and I wanted a hobby," he recalls. However, Joe was experienced in conventional woodworking and he is a pipefitter by trade. So, he's no stranger to working with his hands. He took courses from Jan Oegcma in Bowmanvillc and became a member of the Bowmanvillc Wood Chips carving club. . "It's really enjoyable," he says of his hobby. He adds: "I like the pleasure of the finished product and seeing what can come out of the wood." "I like doing fish because I love fishing." fishing." To get a scale-by-scale replica of a fish, he uses patterns from books, but also studies the fish he catches. For instance, he traced the outline of a wall eye on paper and also took photographs from many angles in order to create the lifelike image which won awards last month. But, his carving is by no means limited limited to fish. He also creates animals, birds and caricatures of people. When they inspect a carving, judges look for a number of factors, including originality, color and details. Some will use magnifying glasses for closer inspection. Others will count the scales. But, perhaps the biggest compliment Joe received was when passers-by thought his fish carving was actually a stuffed and mounted specimen. "I'd say pick up a book and take a class," Joe suggests when asked what kind of advice lie would give would-be wood carvers. Taking a course is especially especially important because it gives you information about supplies and tools as well as an opportunity to meet other wood carvers. "I'm going to continue taking classes," classes," he adds and suggests he may also venture into teaching the skill some day. And, with the kind of results he's achieved in the last two years, there's no doubt you'll find him at the head of any class he happens to enter. If his fish were any more realistic, they'd still be in the lake. His carvings are remarkable when you consider he only picked up the knives and chisels two years ago Horticultural Club Hosts Spring Show Orono News by I. Cballice Quote - "At times, it is better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you're a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt." Congratulations to Dr. Carl Brown, eldest son of Ray and Mary Brown, Orono, who recently graduated graduated from McMaster Medical School, Friday, May 15. Carl is also the grandson of Lloyd and Mildred Brown, Pontypool. He will commence commence his studies in Calgary, Alberta in July, specializing in surgery. . Dr. Paul Tamblyn, was last Monday a visitor with his mother, Mrs. Mary Tamblyn, Mill Street. 4T Club Dinner Meeting The meeting was held Thursday evening in Complex hall, with 51 members sitting down to a delicious chicken dinner. President Marion Tennant welcomed everyone and Joyce Gray at piano played for the singing of the Grace. A short business period followed the dinner and entertainment was provided provided by our famous "Country Four" quartet and much enjoyed by all present. Our next big event will be this Saturday, May 30, from 11-3 p.m., a bazaar and tea room. Conic in for a visit! Town Hall Card Party Wednesday, May 20 Wanda McNeil 83, Martha Clark 78, Bernice Partner 77, Joan Sutcliffe 75, Mary Henderson 73. Low score - Marion Scars. Draws - Velma Jakcman, Martha Clark, Lil Boldcrstone, Shirley Bubar, Joyce Cowan, Marie Couroux. Horticulture Spring Show This event was held in Main hall of' the United Church, with a good crowd in attendance. President Carol Mostcrt welcomed everyone and read a poem on "Spinach" and gave us all the benefits and why it's "Popcye's" favorite food! After singing "O' Canada", we all sang Happy Birthday to "Becky" one of our members members celebrating that night. We welcomed home our travelling secretary Lorna Atkins, who had last week arrived home from England, after several weeks visiting. A very lovely picture was displayed on the plat form, made by our own members and shown at Uxbridge Dist. #17 convention, convention, awhile ago. Shelley Elnianski introduced introduced our guest speaker for the evening, Mr. Ken Brown, a well known photographer photographer of horticulture. The opening picture on the screen also appears on the very front page of this month's "Plant and Continued on page 10 Z N The Statesman's Carrier of the Week Mark Syer Mark Syer has routes #3 and #5. Mark 1 i k es watching movies and playing baseball. 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