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Local Horse Breeder To be Featured on PBS "Camera's rolling, speed, and...Action!"Those were the words echoed throughout the day at the Trillium Morgan Horse Farm in Orono on a sunny day in mid September. Paragon Productions arrived at the farm to begin filming at 7:30 a.m. for a new children's television series called Zoboomafoo. Owners, Bob and Cathy Sampson greeted the film crew on their arrival. American actors Chris and Martin Krails welcomed their new star to the show for this segment on horse care. Elcven-ycar-old Joanna Moore and her Morgan gelding, Trillium Pride N Joy, would spend the next seven hours in front of the camera before the day would end. Joanna comes from a show biz family of actors, so for Joanna, being in front of a camera with celebrities wasn't too intimidating. She loved her new role as actress, working her scenes like a true professional. For Pride, being up close and .personal with the camera, sound boom, and light reflectors, was not a problem. The personable and curious Morgan even managed to smile for the camera when the actors found his favourite scratch spot. It was not uncommon for him to fog the camera lens and tease the sound boom reaching overhead. He was at his best when everyone was gathered close around him. Pride's final scene called for him to rob those tempting carrots from the actor's back pocket. This he did right on cue! Others included in the film shoot that day were the farm's yearling stallion, Trillium's Victory March and the farm's mascot, the friendly black retriever named Sebastian. The show is scheduled to air in the United States on PBS in January of 1998. It will also be aired on TV Ontario. Maple Grove W.l. Maple Grove W.l. met in the C.E. hall at 8 p.m. on September 8, 1997 with Mrs. T. Kelsey, President in charge. Meeting opened with the singing of the Ode, God Save the Queen and repeating repeating of the Lord's Prayer. The Roll Call was 'how do you keep fit?' Minutes were read, treasurer's treasurer's report given and correspondence correspondence dealt with. Collection and Pennies for Friendship were received. Dorcne thanked those who helped at the District Booth and for cookies at Orono Fair. Brenda Metcalf reported on the 100th Anniversary Convention held in Hamilton where the theme was community, structure and meaning. Dorene Kelsey will be our. delegate to the Area Convention in Scarborough in October. Go for the Gold, a young people's project, will be held at Maple Grove on October 4th and our ladies are providing some of the cookies. Brenda spoke on new changes proposed for our Districts, Area and Board Members and which will be discussed at the Area Convention. The new fall project for the 4-H will be "Milk Makes It", Jane Smith took over for the meeting on "Health". Jane told ®f the Durham Heritage program next Saturday and Sunday. Dorene Kelsey commented on the Motto "Good humour is the health of the soul". Dorene read several articles articles from the books "Chicken Soup for the Soul", and also read some favourite quotes, all showing showing the advantage of having good humour. Jane Smith introduced Shirley Cole who spoke on "Reflexology". Shirley showed us charts on how the ends of our toes, fingers etc., play a part in our well being. Walking is our best exercise. exercise. We need to breathe deeply. We need to make everyday count. We need to take time for ourselves and for our spiritual being, she said. To be healthy, we have to be a whole person and work at it. She also gave us many helpful hints on food we should eat. Norma Lott moved a vote of thanks to Shirley and presented her with a small gift. The meeting closed with the repeating of the 'Collect'. Lunch of apple desserts and whipped cream was served by the group. Press Reporter Win Brown Annual Rundle Picnic The 27th Annual Rundle Picnic was held on Sunday, September 7, 1997 at the home of Carol , and Herman Talsma near Sunderland. An all-time record number number of 74 people attended this year, gathering together around 12:00 noon, on a cloudy, but pleasant day. After lunch, our President - Lynda Supryka called our meeting to order. The minutes minutes of last year's picnic were read by our Scc./Treas. Marilyn Balson. A vote was taken to. keep the same date, the Sunday after Labour Day, and the same time. The Talsma residence was offered again, new one or old one, we'll wait and check their progress. Our executive agreed to stay on for another year. Matt Rundle volunteered volunteered to look after the sports next year. Gail and Les MacDonald did a great job again on sports. Happy Birthdays to Sherry, Alison and Darcy. Happy 'New Future Moms' to Janet and April. 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