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94 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 2, 1971 HISTORICAL SOCIETY and MUSEUM NOTES By Jeanne Elliot Weill the big day is coming draw for the canoe at 4:00 p wp this Saturday, We have a| ™. at the waterfront. See you tage number of entrants to| there Participate and organizations While most of those invol- are sponsoring some of the! ved in the Museum are also in- entries, We hope for a fine | volved in Port Perry's Centen- day, weather wise and Canoe | nial Celebrations, we are con- the Nonquon will be a reality ) tinuing to make headway, for the third year. All is in| im preparation for the open- veadiness, regarding the three | img for the second year or check poirits, the finishing! duly 4th. The lights donated lime and the lake patrol by | by Prospect Church are now the Port Perry Yacht Club. | instaliedand are really beauti- While the proceeds will be| ful. The one at the front by used to establish a fund to| the Choir loft and pulpit is -- the Scugog Shores mt, and is going to Musedm with permanent quar- | b¢ th a trip to see alone. Museum Board have ters when suitable land or building becomes available. | hadjto make a big decision re- Remember to check in be- | gardi the wiring of the tween 6:30 and 9:00 a.m.| Head Church and part used by at Haugen's Chicken Barbe-| Craft School and are having que, after 9:00 at the starting} a 100 amp. service installed point on the 8th conc. af) before July 4th Reach, 1 mile east of No. 12) Work on the Cairn pro Highway. For non participants | gresses, although there have excellent ne wing points of the} been several setbacks, but it race would be on the bridges | will be there as soon as poss- of the 10th and 12th and 'at | ible and will be made up of Seagrave and of course there | about 35 headstones with « should be quite a bit of excite- | suitable engraved plaque ment at the main dock at| A complete face-lifting is Port Perry as the paddiers| taking place inside and out start to come in from around | with the church being papered 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with) both ceiling and walls, A the presentation of prizes and | }work party is planned for side of the building. About | 25 volunteers will be needed and it is hoped that many will give even half a day. We your own brush, and if you can stay for the day a lunch. We sure need some men for the high work, and are count- ing on YOU, Por further infor- mation in this regard, please contact Mrs. Helen Redman 985 - 7533. Your Asseassion and Display Committee can really use some help also. Due to iliness, Mrs. Allene Kane is appealing to anyone interested that can give any time at all to help restore furniture, wash dishes, sort clothing and just about anything that needs to be done to prepare to open July 4th This is YOUR MUSEUM and while some few dedicated people are always to be coun- ted on, this is not enough. So once again if you think you might be of any help, im any way, call Mrs. Kane at 985-2765 and she certainly will be glad to hear from you. Incidentally I think you will be amazed by what you will learn as you work with these artifects. dune 19th to paint the out-/| from the general membership | Oshawa Business College JULY 5 to AUGUST 13, 1971 OPEN to Students from P "Subjects pa peel hae Typewriting, and a--- Free Brochure Available hope to start at 9 a.m. fig OO eee ALUMINUM SIDING Scugog News Sylvia Brown The U.C.W. meeting will be held this Wednesday ev- ening, June 2nd, at 8 p.m, Congratulations to the 2nd Seugog Cub pack on winning the 1971 cup at the Cubaree held in Port Perry last Sun- day morning, and also win- ning 2nd prize for their float in the parade. The theme of the float be- ing the Centennial year in Port Perry, the cubs were dressed in Indian costume (made by their mothers), showing how the first inhabi- tants of Scugog Island lived. This was complete with tepee and totem poles, and various activities such as grinding corn, ete., took place. Upon winning Ist place in the Cubaree, among 12 other packs, the 2nd Scugog Cubs will next year host the Cub- aree on Scugog Island. The boys were very excited over winning first place and again, we must congratulate them, and their leaders who invested so much time and energy in training them so well -- namely Pat Taylor, Jim McQuinn, and Nick Wou- ters. -To all we say "well done". Any boys interested in join- ing may register in Septem- ber, and all new members will be welcome. Recent guests 'with Mr. & |holiday week-end were: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Button, Shelley, Sunday visitors, Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Doug Graham, Belleville; | Monday dinner guests, Mr. & Mrs. Don Button, David and Laurie, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Reid, Scott & Glen. | Mrs. Doug McLellan of | Willowdale visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. | Carter on Sunday. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. Cawker and | Mrs. Ed Button over the long i John and Robert, Oshawa; | Doug McLean, and Mr. and | family were Mr. and Mrs. | 1, attended the Hockey| Janet Reader, and David = held at Club Annrene/Brown were Port Perry last Saturday evening. winners in the Historical So- Miss Heather Demara was/ ciety essay contest, and will a Sunday dinner guest with/be presented with their res- Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jeffrey. | pective prizes at the Histori- Sunday guests with Mr. &/cal Society meeting on June Mrs. Tony Bull were Ted and} ist. Joan Coombs, from Oshawa. xo. @ Mr. and Mrs. Al Brown & Mrs. Earl Reader girls, M. Brown and M. Col-| On Thursday evening the tins were in Oshawa Satur-|Island Guides and Brownies day night where they cele-|who attended the 193 guests brated the Roy Brown's 10th | banquet at the United Church wedding anniversary. were Margaret Wouters, As- trid and Tily Bloeman, Tam- dtr. and Mrs. H. Thompeon, mie Veltri, Jennifer Pearce, Oehawe, at a bridgl shower Linda Samells, Dianne and guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Marty Crowell. Cornish. On Thursday afternoon Mrs Mrs. H. Carnish was co-| Geo. Samells had the pleas- hostess with Mrs. R. Wilson| ure of a visit by former Osh- last Saturday morning in| wa friends. Oshawa, at a briday shower} On Sat. afternoon Little presentation in honour of| Linda Samells celebrated her Miss Cathy Sears, of London,| eighth birthday by having a Ont. Miss Peggy Cornish| party for about a dozen little also attended the shower. friends and relatives. Sunday morning we were Last Thursday evening, Mr.| pjeased to see Mrs. Carlton and Mrs. H. Cornish joined) Graham of Prince Albert and friends in Oshawa and at-/y7,. Reta Rodman back tended the Civic Auditorium,| home as it were at the Is- where all.enjoyed the music| jang church. We were glad of Guy Lombardo, and his orchestra, Continued on page 15 June 7, 8:00 PM. Adults : $1.00 . Sof Students: PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL mY lChas. Cawker and Ken, of | f ' 3 Toronto. : a Edgar Brown was at Shoul- | ha | dice Hospital in Toronto re. | . , jcently, for tests. ') Performed By Germ AB | A number of Islanders in- | gi ay cluding Mr. and Mrs. Wm.|} THEATRE ARTS CLASS AE Johnson 229 MARY STREET i 985 -2383 i than twice, it is now costing you more than ALUMINUM SIDING. * Call Us For nee ESTIMATES (Oo ae / ' ! OSHAWA -ONTARIO COUNTY DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT ' Measles Vaccination Clinics (This refers to Red Measles -- not German Measles) These Clinics are for children 1 to 5 years of age (inclusive) who have not already had Red Measles or immunization against it. The one injection, free of charge, is expected to convey life-long protection against this hazardous disease. Clinics will be held at the following locations: ADDRESS TIME DATE 60 Brock Street West 1:304 Monday June 14 Uxbridge Beaverton Brechin 10 a.m.- RR. No. 1, Washago Sunderland R.R. No, 1, Cannington Good wood Sandford Port Perry PLACE Uxbridge Health Unit Office Beaverton Public School Brechin Public School Rama Central School Sunderland Public School H. W. Knight Public School Goodwood Public School Seott Central School R. H. Cornish Public Schoo! 1:304 Tuesday June 15 12 noon Wednesday June 16 1:304 Wednesday June 16 1:304 Monday June 14 1:304 Tuesday June 15 1:304 Wednesday June 16 1:304 Monday June 14 ~ 1:304 Monday June 14 For further information, call your nearest Health Unit Office