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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1984 Scugog Shores Museum will be the sight of special celebra- tions on June 30th and July 1st when Pioneer Days presents a special display of artifacts and crafts tracing the history of the Ojibway - Mississauga Indian from 1784 to the present day concentrating on the "Indian families of Scugog Island. A temporary shelter is being built to house the said artifacts in an area designated to also accomodate basket mocassins, the splitting "of ash bark, the cooking of Indian corn soup and sauce-gun bread. Relatives and friends from Curve Lake will assist the native crafts- man of Scugog interpret the different crafts. This project has rec- eived financial assist- ance from the Depart- ment of the Secretary of State of Canada and from Scugog Council. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Grace Hastings, the music tent will offer continuous on both days. Make sure you check the black- board at the tent entrance for time of performances of your favourite entertainer. Watch the Star in the coming weeks for a more detailed program. The children have not been forgotten. On Sat- urday at 2:00 p.m. an on ground parade will be held for all the children present in bi-centennial dress. The judges tell us there will be many prizes in many categor- ies. Plan to have your If you are wondering "What of Pioneer Days usual activities?", no need to worry! You will be able to watch the sheep shear- ing; learn how to work the lathe expertly; enjoy the ring of the blacksmith's hammer; try your hand at making shingles; stroll around the buggies and other vehicles of yesteryears, admire the steam engines; watch the making of butter, cider, sourkraut, ice cream or gingerbread men and marvel at the talents of the weaver, spinner, tatter, quilter, rug maker, china painter and candle maker. ~ When you are tired you can stop for a spot of tea and delicious home- made goodies made and served by the ladies of the Head Church UCW. Before leaving the grounds you can pick up some treats from the bake sale table and some baked beans from the Greenbank House. If you love a chall- enge, enter one of the Museum Pioneer Days celebrates 200 years apple peeling, nail hammering, log splitt- ing, sawing, bag tying etc. Children will also have a chance to prove their expertise at differ- ent pioneer challenges. All the buildings will be open and friendly guides will be on hand to answer your questions or elaborate on the artifacts. It will be two colourful days of fun and learn- ing. Do plan to attend. The planning comm- ittee are counting on perfect weather. For the Days' was held on Victoria Day weekend and for five years the committee had to con- tend with rain and cold weather. Surely the weatherman will co- operate this year. by Claudette Brock Local grads weavers, makers of musical entertainment child participate. have a taste of each; contests; bread slicing, last five years "Pioneer al Leanne Karen Van Camp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Camp of Blackstock graduated from the University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario on Wed- nesday May 30th. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in sociology. Settlement House "is pleased to introduce ... PRATT & LAMBERT VAPEX® LATEX FLAT WALL FINISH © No spatter, no mess ® Distinctively different - uniform smoothness © Lightfast colours - remarkably washable ® For plaster, wallboard, masonry Sold in the 12% larger Imperial Gallon! PRATY & LAMBERT RANNN . SS NVVVAAAAAR WAAL AREA CHOOSE WHITE OR ONE OF 300 CUSTOM TINTS. HURRY IN! WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! I, - IMPERIAL GALLON Debbie Lee, daughter of Marg and Neil Lee, Nestleton, received her Bachelor of Arts at Convocation ceremon- ies held at Trent Univer- sity in Peterborough, on Friday June 1, 1984. Debbie will be attend- ing Teacher's College at Queen's University in Kingston in the fall. Settlement House also features A Sa Y Yy (- A Soto AORN ANKNRRRN from Cn Vi 0% LL W VAIL Vag C Village. Many of these paints duplicate colours used on the interiors and exteriors of Village structures. Others are adapted from collection items, including fabrics and carriages. Available for interior or exterior use, Early Americana Colours from Green- field Village provide a distinctive way to improve life today by capturing the shades of the 18th and 19th centuries as reproduced in Henry Ford's unique Settlement House ... in the Heart of Port Perry 183 Queen Street - 985-8234 Kelly daughter of Calvin and Florence McKee, R.R.1 McKee, Blackstock, recently graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College with her Executive Secretarial Certificate.