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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 31, 1996 5 mm 1ÜS % ,,, ; mm. Pet Show a Highlight of Orono Fair The Big Brothers of Clar- will remain in the arena this ington seventh annual Chil- year, where last year about 48 dren's Pet Show at the Dur- contestants participated, ham Central Fair will have a Scott noted in the seven number of interesting 'pet- years the organization has put egories' this year. on the fun show, the number • no breeders allowed; and the judge's decision is fi- RED CROSS CLINIC -- Blood donors in the Clarington area are being urged to give the gift of life at the Red Cross Clinic to be held this Wednesday, September 4th, at the Bowmanville Lions Centre on Beech Street from noon to 7:30 p.m. All show is all fun, there is an blood types are needed, especially group O as it is the most underlying reason for the or- common and can be used for most patients in emergency situa- ganizers to be there. lions. ********************************************** The organizers are looking for rabbits, cats, hamsters/ Executive Director Nancy of participants has almost guinea pigs, dogs, and unusu- Scott says one contest which doubled. proved to be a favorite one The rules of the show are last year, has remained: It is simple: for "the pet who looks most like the Fair Board President." President." Another is 'Pet who looks like owner' and 'best vocalist' vocalist' in the dog category Registering for the pet show will begin at 9 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8. The show alpets. All contestants will get a ribbon, and there will be tro- phies in every class. Also, there will be draws . , throughout the show, courte- • dogs must be on a leash, of local food outlets and other pets must be in a an( j Jurist locations. • children must be years and younger; cage or crate supplied by the contestant; • pets can only be entered in three classes; This year's M.C. will be Clarington Councillor and local local resident Ann Dreslinski. While it may seem like the Ajax Artist Displays Work at Visual Arts Centre The Visual Arts Centre held a reception on August 22 to open a show of work by Ajax artist (centre) Allan Walker. Choosing household plants as the subject of this series series of paintings, Walker has flipped the traditional horizontal still life format on its end and zoomed in on the plants to create images with an unsettling power. Selected titles titles for each piece point out architectural parallels. The exhibition continues until September September 13. The Visual Arts Centre is in Bowmanville's Soper Creek Park. * Theatre Dance * ★ * Academy * ★ Ages 3 and up Beginners to Professionals • Teen and Adult Classes Available • Good Rates on Recital Costumes • Recreational and Competitive Levels • Fully Accredited Professional Dance Teachers (our teachers have performed and studied at the Russia Ballet Company as well as having toured throughout Europe and Canada) Our students are performing at Wonderland, Raptor Dance Team and backup dancers to bands. They have also performed across Canada - Spring Fling, SkyDome, C.N.E.; Trade Shows and Conventions. Principal: Barbara Szabunia, B.A.T.D., C.D.T.A. 435-0762 or 697-3177 REGISTRATION: 16 Caristrap (Liberty and Baseline) Returning Students: Thursday, Aug. 29,12 - 7 p.m. New Students: Thursday, Sept. 5,2 - 7 p.m. ©j.p. BRIDES-TO-BE • h. If your wedding is three months or more away, you will want to attend and meet your community's Wedding Experts. aoïïiL ' wagon BRIDAL PARTY Admission is FREE, but by invitation only. To obtain your personal invitation for you and your mother or guest, please give us a call. 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