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(Citizen Calendar ATRV EE FIRTH 1 SY OR E13 IN EER MONTH LONG EVENTS * Port Perry Alateen for those under 21 years of age who have a relative or friend with a problem. Meets every Tuesday at Port * Weekly Thursday Euchres at the Prince Albert Community Centre starting 8:00 PM. $1.50 admission. Prizes, light refreshments. * Come and learn how to develop communications skills. Join us at ITC (International Training in Communication) the second Tuesday of every month, 7 PM at the Borelia Co-op Hall, 10 Borelia Cresc., Port Perry. For information call 985-4048 * The Curby Club (a self-help group for men recently separated or divorced) meets Tuesday evenings from 7 to © PM at Christ Memorial Church, 81 Hillcroft St, Oshawa. 434-7056 or 623-6870. * Scugog Optimist Club meets every Wednesday 7:30 to 9:30 PM at Kinsmen Scout Hall. Everyone interested in our children most welcome. * Scugog Chamber of Commerce Monthly Meeting every 2nd Thursday of month, 6:30 PM at Emiel's Restaurant. All members are welcome 10 attend. For more information call 985-2635 "Support Groups for Alzheimer Families - Oshawa Group meets First and Third s of month - 1 PM at 178 Simcoe StN Group meets last Tuesday of month - 1:30 PM at the Trinity United Church, 20 First St., Uxbridge. Call 576-2567. * Bingo every Wednesday 7-00 PM at the Catholic Church Hall * Baha'i Information Evenings every Sunday from 8 to 10 PM at 1667 King St, Prince Albert. All welcome. 985-8339 or 985-4582 * Durham Save-a-Heart offers a variety of CPR Training Courses thruout the year For class description and dates call 666-0995 * Seniors' Shuffleboard every Monday 1 PM at the Latcham Centre * Seniors' Drop-in every Wednesday 9,30 to Noon at Latcham Centre TUESDAY, MAY 31st * Oshawa Chapter of One Parent Families Association meets 8 PM at the Croatian Cultural Club, 432 Simcoe SUS. for the next video in the series "Keys to Hidden Relationships". Info call 728-1011 * Infertiity information in Durham Support Group meets at 7 PM in the Community Room at Durham Regional Police Station. Call 619-1733 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st " * Eychra #t the Latcham Centre, 1:30 PM FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd * Bingo at the Janetville Community Centre, 7:30 PM Eartybird Game must go Sponsored by the Janetville & District Lions Club * Registration for ONO Swim Bus to Uxpool, August 15 to 26 at Nancy Bryan's 2850 Church Street, Blackstock. 986-5530 SATURDAY, JUNE 4th + * Rabies Clinic at Prince Albert Hal, 10 AM to 2 PM. $12. per animal * 50's Dance Party - Dance to the Oldies at Arena, 8 PM Featuring CHFI's Enn Davis. Tickets avaiable Perry IGA, Irwin Smith Music or call 985-9777. Proceeds to Rotary Charibes * Canoe the Nonquon 26th Annual Race. Classes for all Registration and Pledge sheets available at Brocks, IGA, Dowson's, Citizen, Paulmacs Support your Museum by padding into Scugog's History! Evening of Praise and Prayer at Hope Christian Reformed Church, Old Simcoe St, Prince Albert at 7:30 PM. Everyone is invited for an evening of . prayers, a video and refreshments. * Victoria studios from 10 AM 10 5 PM. Tour is free. For maps or information call (705) 887-1726; 887-1340; 878-4044 * Cnme Prevention Presentation, at 1:00 PM, Port Perry Kinsmen Hall, 15585 Simcoe SUN., Port Perry. More information 986-4109 * Port Perry Knights of Columbus Giant Yard Sale, starting at 9.00 AM at the immaculate Conception Church, in front parking lot. All proceeds 0 Dinner with by Jazzmerize at 530 PM Sittings at 4:30 & 6:45 Adults $10 ; Chidren $5 For tickets call 985-3816 * Victoria County Studio Tour - 28 artists & crafts people will open their studios from 10 AM 10 5 PM. Tour is free. For maps or information call (705) 887-1726, 887-1340; 878-4044 * Br Church annual Mem, Service, 2:30 PM Society meets 7.30 PM Speaker * Seagrave United Church Yard Sale. For pickup call 985-2627, 985-8066 * for Ray Ashton at the Blackstock Rec Centre. Every- one welcome kas 3 Corr High Sioa! 908.4241 * Bingo at NesSeton Community Centre, 7-30 Cal 986-5503 * Pork Usited Church Y, United Church Yard Sale. For pickup call 985-2627, 985-8066 * Euctve at the Laicham Centre, 8.00 PM * Port Perry Antique & Craft Sale at Scugog Arena, 10 AM 10 § PM SUNDAY, JUNE 12th * Port Perry Antique & Craft Sale at Scugog Arena, 10 AM 10 5 PM TUESDAY, JUNE 14th * Scugog Dwnner at Port Perry Chamber of Commerce Semi-annual Legion. Cocktais 6:30 PM; Dinner 7.00 PM. Featuring the musical comedy entertainment of Adam Timoon. Tickets $25. each oo Dan Robert appointed Scugog Museum curator After spending the last several years in a classroom, Dan Robert is about to get a chance to apply what he's learned to his new job. Mr. Robert has been appginted curator of the Scugog Shores Museum and he was on the job for the first time last Thursday, having a good look around the buildings and grounds. Dr. Kevin Dunkerley ®Dr. Lionel McTague Dr. Robert Boyko, Orthodontist Complete Family Dental Care @ Dentistry for Adults & Children $20. per person or call OLDIES Saturday, June /4th, '94 8:00 p.m SCUGOG ARENA PORT PERRY P te featurin CHFI'S Tickets available at: i Pon Perry IGA t Midgigh: Baile Irwin Smith Music (905) 985-9777 "I'm basically just an observer today," he told the Citizen. He was one of mor than 40 applicants for the position of curator that became vacant recently with the resignation for health reasons of Kim Harper. Mr. Robert said he is "very "excited" about the position and very impressed with the Scugog Shores 'Museum on Scugog Island. "I have visited a lot of small amuseums across the province and this is certainly one of the better ones * he said. Ta And he is pleased to see the Museum enjoys much popularity in the community and has a dedicated board of directors and" small army of volunteers who pitch in to'help out whenever they are needed. : : Mr. Robert took his under- graduate degree in anthropology at the University of Western Ontario and while a student there, worked extensively with the Museum of . Indian > Archaeology, which is affiliated with the University. t He has completed his first Year of a Master's degree \in archaeology, and is now working on his thesis on the Iroquois Occupation of the western end of Lake Ontario. Native history and archaeology. have been a major interest for Mr. Robert, and as curator at the Scugog Museum, he hopes to add to the native collection there and do research on native history in the Scugog area. One of the priorities the directors have set for the Museum is to clear up the back- log of accessions of artifacts. Several students will be hired by the Museum this summer to work on this. : And Mr. Robert will be busy with several public events at the Museum, starting with Pioneer Days in mid-June. Mr. Robert and his wife Susan now live in Peterborough and have been frequent visitors to Port Perry and area. They have a seven month old daughter Lucy and are considering a move to this area. The Scugog Shores Museum, founded 26 years ago, includes the main building, an 1860 Methodist Church, pioneer log cabin, print shop, blacksmith shop, a pioneer house and woodworking shop. _ISHMAN'S, fy ~N Paula's Knit Fur de ry Bil Senltue Artifacts