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Page 14 CLARIIUGT ON RODEO DAYS TELEVISION YOUR ViE\ SERVING THE NEEDS OF DURHAM REGION MERCHANTS SINCE 1986! DURHAM REGION'S MOST AFFORDABLE AND EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING ALTERNATIVE Hockey Night in Canada CBC National News NEWSWATCH Durham Let us show you how cost-effective television advertising can be! PAUL TAALMAN ADVERTISING CONSULTANT CHEX TELEVISION 40 KING STREET WEST, SUITE 506 OSHAWA ONTARIO L1H 1A4 Telephone: (905) 434-2421 Co-Sponsor of the Wild West Show FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20TH AT 6 P.M. The colour, the excitement and the action of a genuine Wild West Show, the original and uniquely American spectacle spectacle makes a one day stop at the Ontario Rodeo Championships Championships in Clarington. One of the few remaining authentic wild west shows in existence, Tom Bishop's 4-B Ranch Shows, now in its 83rd year of operation has been booked by the Bowmanville Rotary and Kinsmen Clubs to appear at the Rodeo Finals on Friday, September 20th at 6:00 p.m. The show, called "A Tribute to Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley"? features many authentic and breath taking recreations recreations of Col. W. F. Cody's original show and programs. That show delighted the American peoples from coast to coast and went on to captivate the European continent, performing performing before the crowned heads of Europe and millions of excited patrons. Mark Dobrint leads of the 4-B Ranch Square Dance Team, in which 4 cowboys and 4 cowgirls mounted on agile footed cow ponies, a-la-man left and do-xi-do to announcer Hub Hubbel's creative square dance calls. One of Buffalo Bill's favourite events was "Cowboy soccer", soccer", a game played on horseback by 2 teams of horsemen with a gigantic 6 foot ball. And speaking of Buffalo Bill, he makes his grand appearance throughout the show and turns in an outstanding performance as well. Foxfire, the performing black stallion who was featured on Disney's "Road to Avonlea", and a breathtaking display of trick and fancy lariat handling are other great events in this all star grandstand show. The action continues with Tom Bishop Jr. and his exciting exciting display of bull whips, tomahawks and flying knives, reminiscent of the great vaudeville acts of old. With the help of pretty wife Kimberly, Tom will show you "cutting edge" dexterity, not to be tried at home. Annie Oakley demonstrates her international reputation for horsemanship and sharp shooting in an appearance that always leaves audiences cheering, to the cadence of her rapid fire Winchester rifle. These and other highlights of the old west will keep both children and adults on the edge of their seats. The 4-B Ranch Wild West Show travels throughout Canada and the United States, playing indoor and outdoor dates from May to November. Whether hurtling through the arena on the backs of fiery horses or demonstrating the skills and patience of training these outstanding high-schooled equines, the 4-B Ranch Wild West performers can be counted upon for filling almost every minute with excitement and thrills. W&fcome to p ••••*« «fcsfiiatg pllllllll < % ' v< v , % ' / Wmmmm >s ' ' 905-513-0550 Canada's Home of Motor Racing and Co-Sponsor of the Wild West Show ST MARYS St. Marys Cement Company P.O. Box 68 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3K8 Telephone: (905) 623-3341 Fax: (905) 623-4695 Proud Sponsor of Mary Lynn Wren Many performers lay claim to the "unique" label but Washboard Hank is one whose claim is legit. His exploits exploits as a singer, percussionist, guitarist, songwriter former's teeth as a street musician in cities Nashville and San Francisco, where he developec uncanny ability to engage an audience with flamboy- ti-faceted performer. Just when you've decided he's strictly a comedian, he'll turn around and deliver an old country song in a way that is disconcertingly emo- Hank's "Strad o'various" is festooned with bells, horns, pots and pans - even a duck-call. Folk's eyes when they hears it. Hank kicks, dances and flails his arms in a display of percussion wizardry which leaves 'em rolling in the aisles. His inventive creativity has attracted the attention of Eric Nagler and R. Murray Performance credits: Expo '86, Vancouver, B.C., Festival of Friends, Hamilton, Folk on the Rock, Yellowknife, Yellowknife, Zaphod Beeblebrox, Ottawa, Peterborough Folk Festival, R. Murray Schafer's The Greatest Show, Canadian National Exhibition, Ontario Place (w. Jane Si berry), Albert's Hall, Toronto, The El Mo- cambo, Toronto, Musical Friends, CBC Radio,* Tommy Tommy Hunter Show, CBC TV, Northern Lights Festival, Sharon, Lois and Bram's Elephant Show, The Horseshoe, Horseshoe, Toronto, Eric Nagler's Generic Holiday Special. **96 F M Durham's New Country TOTAL MARKET COVERAGE OF YOUR ADVERTISING MESSAGE! Your advertisement reaches more qualified yuyeis ueuduse ui uui prv^run vi inter each Wednesday and Sunday. CLARINGTON THIS WEEK 95 King St. East, Bowmanville (905) 579-4400 DELTDN ❖ FINANCIAL LTD, MORTGAGES Del Dykstra, c.r.f. Broker PO Box 102, 1 Division Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3K8 Telephone Bus: (905) 697-3300 Toll Free: 1-800-207-0842* Fax: (905) 623-7759 Res: (905) 623-1249