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CO ma SR Tar Vag 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 7 1988 We Just cruising down the Nonquon on a beautiful early June morning. This photo was taken from the Seagrave bridge as the first Canoe the Nonqguon en- trants made their way by. wy 2 Ko® Lang Cope Is now an Ki ou honourary member of the North Oshawa Canoe Club after Chris Fitzpatrick pre- sented him with this t-shirt. Several canoeists from the Oshawa Club took part in the Nonquon on Satur- day. 'Did the t-shirts help? Betty Ann Martin of Sea- - aa eT age of aA ws 2 4 3S IY Pe a 5 4 ' *% ~ x3 ", grave and Edith Middlecoat of Toronto sald anything helps when you're paddling 16 miles. Betty Ann and Edith also had the most individual pledges, $660. Nice going. X oA : "oa oF More than 80 entries More than $3600 was raised in pledges from the 20th annual Canoe the Nonquon held on June 4, Organizers say that's an in- crease over last year, as well as the number of canoes entered at Laing Cope said Saturday's race went without a hitch, as the conoeists in numerous categories paddled the 16 mile course along the Nonquon and ending at the Port Perry waterfront. The awards ceremony conclud- ed the day's events with trophies anc cash prizes handed out to the winning entries. _ For soihe, it was day of seri- ous canoeing; for others a chance to enjoy the course at a leisurely The canoe which brought in the highest single amount in pledges was paddled by Betty Ann Martin and Edith Middlecoat, and they sported their own unique t- shirts for the occasion with the words "Port Perry or Bust" printed in bold letters on the back. There were several canoes from the North Oshawa Canoe Club, and Mr. Cope was presented with a Club t-shirt making him an honourary member of the Club. Bill Haynes of Scugog Island got quite a cheer as he crossed the finish line. He paddled the course by himself, though he had a couple of passengers snug in the back of the canoe: his young daughters Lea 6 and Beth 3. Rene Boogemans and Mike Devine had the best time of the day in C2 Open Class at 2:17:34 and won $100 for their efforts. Tied for second in this class was Rick Routledge and Lee Barker, and Vic Dunn and Shannon Dunn who travelled from Sudbury for this race. In the Mens Resident Class, Robert Baird and Terri Gibson sailed over the course in 2:29:57; about five minutes ahead of Bill Hurst and Mike Freeman. Barry d Wayne Bradt of Caesares fin- ished third. "Greg Clark and Jamie Genser ® Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the CITY HALL, 50 CENTRE STREET SOUTH, OSHAWA, ONTARIO on THURSDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1988 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the fore- noon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time: Application For New Licence Trader Sam Roadhouse Scugog Twp., 112 Scugog Street Units 4 & 5, Port Perry Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: 769727 Ontario Ltg-- AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE tHfat any person whois resident in the mupicipal- ity and who wishes to make reprpgsenta- hearing. (Copies of written submis will be forwarded to the applicant). "Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario, M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT 032-.5G-093 finished in 2:42:12 for the best time in the Mens Open, followed by Barry Page and Dave Burda; and Tim and G. Parsons. The Womens Open with a time 3:19:36 was won by Betty Ann Martin and Edith Middlecoat. Tiffaney Whalen and Alaine Weinhold of Port Perry were in at 4:06 for the girls 15-17 open class. In the boys class for the same age group Glenn Page and Tyler Philp of Port Perry were first at 2:55:14, followed by Greg Nene and Geoff Luke; and Mark James and Larry White. Joyce and Kevin Coppins of Kirkfield won the couples open in 2:50:29, followed by Brent McLaughlin and Laura Dobson and Heather Dunlop and Murray Carson. A couple of Nonquon veterans took the over 40 open in 2:29:37. Les Crowe of Lakefield and Garnet Weaver of Kirkfield. Second went to the Seagrave Mark Matthews and Ryan Ridgway won life jackets, o Canoe the Nonquon team of Ray Desautels and Rod Jones, followed by Rudi Jammer and Fran Dobson. The family -Junior/senior Open was wan by Gerald and Shawn Reyner of Lakefield in 2:49:18. Ralph and Andy French were second and Bill Haynes with his two young daughters took the third place in this class. One of the new classes this year was C-1 with a lone entry Danet Whitehead with a time of The short course for under 14 was won by Mark Matthews and Ryan Ridgway in 28:45. Less than a minute behind were Scott Wylie and Mark Jansen. Weather and water conditions were near perfect for the day, as a steady win did not appear to ham- per paddlers on the lake. All net proceeds from Canoe the Nonquon are turned over to the Scugog Shores Museum. With 27 entries, the tourist class had the most of any of the classes. courtesy of Haugens. John Elliott made the presen- tation. Kevin and Joyce Coppins were winners of Couples Open Class. 4 the my * A ----