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12 Persons At Painting Bee On the morning of May 30, 12 people gathered at the Head Memorial Church, Scu- gog, for a painting bee, one of the first major projects of the *Scugog Shores Museum. Under the capable leadership of Murray Reader and Char- lie Pavlick the painting ga- thered momentum and by . afternoon the number of wor- kers had grown to 14 with a couple of extra who turned up just to clean the grounds ahead of the painters, The weather turned warm and all were glad when a kindly neighbour across the way ar- rived with cold drinks. On lookers came to visit and assist with their advice, some came to look and end- ed with a brush in hand, By late afternoon everything was finished at the lower level and only the climbing was left to do. Three men whol. were determined to finish rewurnea after supper and did just that. ON TARGET EVERY TIME Accept Entries For Canoe The Nonquon On Saturday, June 13, 1970 the second annual "Canoe the Nonquon" canoe-athgn will take place through Reach township on the Nonquon River to Seagrave, Ontario, and thence south along Lake Scugog's west shore to Port Perry, a distance of 19 miles. The starting point is-a bridge on the 8th concession of Reach, a mile east of High- . way 12, The Canoe-athon held in 1969 was successful in rais- ing money to move a log cabin to the site of a future "village" ,and the proceeds * this year will be used to es- tablish a museum in a school on the site and restore a church built in 1860. The fu- Cottages Wanted L REAL ESTATE LTO. REALTOR 985-7373 [RIDING WESTERN FIRST CLASS - * HORSES * SADDLES * EQUIPMENT EVENINGS and WEEKENDS PHONE 985-7058 GLENVIEW ACRES 1st Farm South of Seagrave OLD ROAD -' WEST SIDE [ture "village" site is on Scu- gog Island, three miles from Port Perry. , + In. 1969; 35 canoes com- peted for trophies and pad- dles. The 70 canoeists were "sponsored" by their fellow citizens for so many cents per mile with the result that the Lake Scugog Historical Society raised a little over $2,000. for their work. Tak- ing part were young boy's of Scout age, grandfathers, middle-aged ladies, married couples, teen-agers & others who felt young at heart. Out-of-town entrants to Canoe the Nonquon '70 are very welcome. They may pick up entry forms and spon- sor sheets at their newspaper office, or write to Mrs. C. Labanovich, Box 51, Port Perry. If there is a strike in the Post Office, telephoned entries would be weleoma 416-985-7087. Forms can he completed on the day of the race. ; The weather was good last year, but the race will go, rain or shine. All govern: , & 'o 5 @ Fe --- « The members of Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild __ are a group of creative and devoied artists. This was proven by their many fine exhibits of handicraft displayed in the Masonic Hall, Saturday. About 200 persons attended the craft show, enjoyed the displays as well as refreshments. The Star photographer shot a few pictures and at top left is Mrs. V. Sandison, Janetville who has collected buttons as far as New York to come up with quite an impressive display of several hundred. At bottom left is Mrs. Donald Campbell with her own creation of fine ceramics, and at top is Miss Audrey Kent spinning Angora wool from rabbits she raises-at her home. She also had a live Angora rabbit on display. Photo - P. Hvidsten Jr. ment safety regulations are to be adhered to by all par- ticipants, and a safety patrol will be provided on the lake Scugog portion of the race. by the yachts of the Port Perry Yacht Club. Friends who accompany canoeists to the area may travel from bridge to bridge to see the progress they are making, and may end up in Port Perry at the Port Perry Home Show in the arena 'opposite the dock area. Prizes will be presented at the Home Show on Saturday evening. Check The Label On Your Paper CRESSWICK LACROSSE Wed, June 3, 8:15--Don Mills (4) at Port Perry Sat., June 6, 8:00--Cresswell at Wick Sun,, June 7, 8:00--Port Perry at Cresswell Sat., June 13, 8.00--Port Perry at Wick Sun, June 14, 8:.00--Don Mills (4) at Cresswell Wed., June 17, 8:15--Cresswell at Port Perry Sat., June 20, 8:00--Don Mills (4) at Wick Sun., June 21, 8:00--Wick at Cresswell- _ Wed, June 24, 8:15--Don Mills (4) at Port Perry Sat., June 27, 8:00--Cresswell at Wick Sun, June 28, 8:00--Port Perry at Cresswell Wed,, July 1, 8:15--Wick at Port Perry Sat, July 4, 8.00--Port Perry at Wick Sun.,. July 5, 8:00--Don Mills (4) at Cresswell Wed., July 8, 8:15--Cresswell at Port Perry Sat., July 11, 8:00--Don Mills (2) at Wick Sun, July 12, 8:00--Wick at Cresswell Wed, July 15, 8:15--Don Mills (2) at Port Perry Sat., July 18, 8:00-Cresswell at Wick Sun., July 19, 8:00--Port Perry at Cresswell Wed, July 22, 8:15--Cresswell at Port Pergy Sat, July 25, 8:00--Don Mills-(2) at Wick Sun,, July 26, 8:00--Wick at Cresswell Wed, July 29, 8:15--Wick at Port Perry Wed., Aug. 5, 8:15--Wick at Port Perry .Witk & Cresswell games played in'Sunderland Arena. LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1970 Ganoe The Nonquon a 19 Mile Canoe-Athon Prizes: Trophies and Paddles Proceeds to aid Scugog Shores Museum Information and Entry Forms at Star Office RACEWAY ~ Friday, June Sth 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering RACING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. | Sponsored by OSHAWA HARNESS MANAGEMENT LTD.