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iH 2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 20, 1996 Public's invited to view museum's future plans A public meeting will be held tonight to unveil plans for the future of Scugog Shores Museum Village. Long-range and short- term plans will be avail- able for the public to view and comment upon at the meeting, which takes place at 8 p.m. in the church on the museum grounds, on Island Rd. Plans for the future include moving some of the buildings on the grounds and creating oth- ers to build an entire vil- lage that could, some day, see as many as 20 struc- tures, curator Dan Robert wie by 04 o- >e- ~ BE NA SA SA J HARA PIN PN NN 2 bo 4 said in an interview last week. And more immediately, there are plans to move a cabin dating to the 1830's from its current site on the Island to the museum grounds. The Rodman cabin, built by one of Scugog Island's first set- tlers, is less than a mile away from the museum, on a farm on Head Rd. "We figure it's not the oldest (cabin in Scugog), but on of the oldest still existing," Mr. Robert said of the cabin. A moving company was to survey the building Friday and begin drawing Sun If You Want lt Shade When You Don't AWNINGS THE CHOICE Enjoy Sun Or Shade On Your Patio Or Deck * Custom designed in any size ~ * Perfect for todays lifestyle + Self-Storing » Beautiful fabrics from European designers + No permanent framework - » Hi-tech electronic sun & wind control system CHECK FOR INSTORE SPECIALS GUS MACKER 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Coming August 24 & 25 Watch the Star for upcoming details 80 Water Street, Port Perry Free Delivery 985-8448 of SIE GOT PIZZA & SUBS ISYOURS Aristocratic Patio Deck Awnings No Obligations Call Today! "the museum. And Mr. up estimates of the cost to transfer the cabin to Robert said that, without the contributions of Rodman descendants -- including the local Puckrin family -- the pro- ject would be very difficult for the museum to under- take. . "Over the long term, it will probably cost $10,000 to restore it. to museum quality," said Mr. Robert. Plans for the museum will be reviewed by board members in private ses- sion beginning at 7 o'clock tonight, with the public session following at 8. GETTING READY FOR GUS: Organizers of Port Perry's Gus Macker basketball tournament, taking place in town this weekend, were excited t take delivery last week of the backboards and nets bearing the tournam logo. Come Friday night they'll be moved into place on Water St. preparation for games which begin Saturday. Here, organizer Bob Hull participant Kevin Bryars, 11, and Brian Powers as the nets are unloaded. MADNESS SALE STARTS AT NOON ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 And SAVE AT LEAST 10% OFF EVERYTHING! ina Limited Foe Area 5 a good newspaper that just keeps getting better... There really is a difference Find us fast in | the "Yellow | Pages" ™ Vermont Castings, Regency, Heritage, Instaflame Fireplace Plus' 900 Hopkins St. at Burns WHITBY (905) 668-3192 : | MEDIUM ROUND TWINS : E McCAIN'S MARBLE CAKE | LARGE ROUND COMBO | 2 medium round : [E Order any 3 item Bigfoote Pizza | Large round 3 10 slice pizza, 1 item, 1Ib wings phi at regular price & receive a &4coke ONLY vores Oct S30 Marble Cake FREE WE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS -- id « br Not to be combined with any other offer coupon expres Oct. 31/96 Anh 5asns BS