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Volume 124 Number 30 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1990 SECOND SECTION Sportsmen's Show, Brighton Lions Sports Show, and the Ward undation World's Championship Competition The Birdseye Centre Carvers Club may only have been in ex- istance for four short years, but it boasts several world champi- on carvers. Last Tuesday evening the club held a private viewing of wildfowl carvings created by members who had just recently competed in the Toronto held in Ocean City, Maryland. All carvings on display were award winning entries at one or more of the shows. The Birdseye Carvers Club was started in 1986, by three ~ third in the Open Decorative Lifesize Wild Fowl division. stead, won an honorable men- tion at the World's In the Novice Decorative Miniature Fowl division. Norm also took a first place at the Toronto Sportsmen's Show. Norm Mep ---- | Ron Lace put in a great showing at the World competition recelving a first, second and Birdseye Carvers show the world their tops area men, Frank Hedges, Char- lie Lown, and Guy Latreille. The membership has since grown from three individuals to 45, consisting of men and wom- en. According to Frank Hedges, the reason the club did not in- corporate Port Perry intoits ti- Turn to Page 5 Marjorie Rogers shows off the carving that won her a first place ribbon In the Ama- teur Decorative division at the Toronto Sportsmen's Show. John Carnwith's "Surfscoter" took the top prize in the Decorative Lifesize Floating Waterfowl in the Intermediate Species division recently at the World Championships. The champlonships were held In April in Ocean City, Maryland. Ray Webster also claimed a first place ribbon. at the world's with his entry in the Decorative Lifesize Floating waterfowl! division. Ray also won a second at the Brighton Lions Sports Show in the Intermediate division. EEE IEE] en ee et 5, J gt T--Y