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Festival star's work Michael Dumas is the featured artist Sept. 19 and 20 at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Festival. One of his prints, above with Wye Marsh By y Several dead or dying trees Pee aan ae es ae Wildlife Centre senior Bie pe ip A Me re. ee \ naturalist Mary Cameron, will be won by one of the buyers of a ticket to the Festival before Sept. 19. planted in the sidewalk on King Street were replaced with healthy sugar maples recently. Doing the job for the Midland BIA were Sean Hook, Earl Levack, and Marc Paille, of Native Woods Nurseries. Rotary trip given away The September draw for the 1987-1988 Midland Rotary Club '"Trip-of-the- Month" was held on Sept. Z, The major prize valued at $1,200 was won by Binus and Garrett of Midland. New chief financial director Maple Leaf Mills Limited of Toronto is pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Lewis Rose as Chief Finan- cial Officer of the company and also a Director of the newly-formed Maple Leaf Mills Limited Board, following the final acquisi- tion of the business yester- day by Hillsdown Holdings plc of London, England. Lewis Rose is a Canadian citizen resident in Toronto and has for the last three and one-half years been an Assistant Vice-President in the Mergers and Acquis- tions Department of Wood Gundy Inc., Toronto. He holds a B. Comm. from the University of Toronto and is also a Chartered Accountant. He takes up his duties immediately and will be based in Maple Leaf Toronto offices. Maple Leaf Mills Limited is one of Canada's largest diversified agriproducts companies. Major prizes are award- ed each month and consist of a $1,200 letter of credit to be used towards any Wardair holiday package to anywhere at anytime prior to December 1988. Major prize winners unable to select a suitable holiday package may elect to accept a $1,000 cash prize towards future travel. The minor prize winner this month was Gordon Walker of Wyebridge. HERE'S THE SECRET Minor prize winners are awarded a $250 weekend hotel accommodation package at a major hotel of their choice on a mutually agreeable date. Minor prize winners have the op- tion of selecting Samsonite or Jaguar luggage to a value of $250 in lieu of accommodation. Proceeds of the monthly draws are used to fund the international Rotary pro- ject "Polio-Plus."' The Midland Rotary club is an active supporter of this in- ternational program which is intended to inoculate every child in the world against Polio by the year 2005. The Midland Rotary Club is grateful for the co- operation of Marlin Travel, Terri's Travel, Bayshore Travel, Atkinson Travel, PMCL Travel Service, Carole's Travel (Elmvale) Service and The Parlor. winters fly by when you join the curling action at"© THE MIDLAND CURLING CLUB Registrations at the Club Sept. 8 & 25, 7 - 10 p.m. Phone 526-5631 Free Broom, shoes and instruction to new members Finest nature artists to display work at Wildlife Festival Everyone can enjoy the work of some of Canada's finest nature artists and support Wye Marsh's con- servation programs at the 1987 Wye Marsh Wildlife Festival On Sept. 18-20. The art show, one of many attractions at the three-day festival, begins with a special Art Preview evening at the Centre on Friday, Sept 18 at 7:30 p.m. Feature Artist Michael Dumans, known _ as Canada's most authoritative artist on en- dangered species, will pre- sent a slide show. "This was a very popular evening at last year's festival, so be sure to buy your tickets early," says Anne Connell, art program co-ordinator. Wine and cheese will be served and entertainment provided. Don't miss this opportunity to meet the ar- tists, enjoy their work and purchase your favourite pieces before the weekend crowds arrive. As part of this fundraising weekend artists donate 20 per cent of all art sales to the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. And remember: there's still time to enter your own nature art work in the Festival's Amateur Art Contest. Organizers welcome entries from anyone who likes to draw or paint. Share your talent and .your love of nature Pre-sale Festival tickets are available now at Wye Marsh. Grounds tickets purchased before Sept. 18, 7:30 p.m. will be eligible for a draw taking place during the Art Preview evening. This year's prize is the limited edition Michael with the Festival's Dumas print entitled "Wild thousands of visitors. For Turkey Ontario more information, call Homecoming' now on Wye Marsh. display. ae NA 3 e Midland Minor Hockey Assoc. MIDLAND MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION will be held at the Civic Centre: Saturday, September 12 10:00 - 12:00 1:00 - Monday, Sept. 14 7:00 - 9:00 Thursday, Sept. Initial Fee $80.00 2:00 17 7:00 - 9:00 & © aid Less I] G) Gj | plus freight 73090 Rebate $924900 Only until Sept. 10th 1987 TURBO SPRINT 2 door, front and rear floor mats, special interior, rear defrost, sport's mirror, 5 speed transmis- sion, special wheels. See Paul Today! Tom Smith Chev. Olds. Ltd. 526-0193 824 King St., Midland Tuesday, September 8, 1987, Page 25 835-3813