STAR QUALITY BABY BLUES: Four-month-old Lorelei Bauer gets a lift from dad, Jon as they check out the items up for bids at the silent auction during last Saturday's Carlisle Festival. The event, which was held at the Carlisle Arena, also featured a chicken dinner, entertainment and a live auction.
Students are hard at work in preparation for the Art Show.
Joe Rinaldo,Finance Manager
JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS WITH A SMILE: The Rotary Club of Waterdown honoured six citizens with its highest award last week, the Paul Harris Fellowship, at Carlisle Golf and Country Club. Here, Rotarian Garry Flood (second from left) receives his Paul Harris Fellowship from President Ivan Laking (left), District Governor Elect Ralph Montesanto and Assistant Governor Nan Bruce. This year's Paul Harris Fellowship recipients also included Dick Van Trigt and Peter Barnes, who were unable to attend the dinner and ceremony.
JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS A GOOD TURN: The Rotary Club of Waterdown honoured six citizens with its highest award last week, the Paul Harris Fellowship, at Carlisle Golf and Country Club. Here, President Ivan Laking (left) and presenter Corrie Giles shake hands with recipient - and club owner - Ignat Kaneff (right).
JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS HONOUR: The Rotary Club of Waterdown honoured six citizens with its highest award last week, the Paul Harris Fellowship, at Carlisle Golf and Country Club. Here, Dr. Randolph Cross, who takes over as Chief of Staff at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital next month, accepts his Fellowship medal from Rotary District Governor Elect Ralph Montesanto.
JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS HONOUR: The Rotary Club of Waterdown honoured six citizens with its highest award last week, the Paul Harris Fellowship, at Carlisle Golf and Country Club. Here, former Rotarian and Paul Harris Fellow Roger Wilson is congratulated by Rotary District Governor Elect Ralph Montesanto.
CATCH OF THE DAYHOOKED: Chris Brow weighs his catch at the seventh annual Christie Lake Fishing Derby last Saturday. His trout was in the lead, at a whopping 1 lb., 2.5 oz., for the 11-13 year olds' division.
Tania Overholt
GOLDEN: Ten synchronized swimmers, including Waterdown resident Charlotte Peer, competed at the 2008 FINA World Masters Aquatic Championships last month. Representing Canada, the girls came home with a gold, silver and bronze medal from Perth, Australia.
Charlotte Peer (second from right) hopes to join a synchronized swimming club to keep with the sport she loves so much.
GOOD CAUSE: Staff at the Willow Tree took the opportunity to raise funds for Flamborough's Relay for Life at last year's community sidewalk sale.
AT PEACE: The Carpenter Hospice features a calm, loving atmosphere in Burlington.
YEE HAW TROTTING GOOD FUN: Equestrian riders from left to right, Alex Mallory, Monica Greenwood, Laura Elliott and Jennifer Blades hang out with four-legged beauty Gem in the turn-out class from last year's Victoria Day celebrations at Foxcroft Equestrian Centre.
JUST FOR MOM IN KEY: Millgrove Children Centre preschoolers, led by Wendy Teed (front left) and teacher Danielle Cook (right), treat their moms to a special song at Millgrove United Church's Mother's Day festivities last Sunday.
