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\ | fs \ El i Happy to be in Port Perry - ry. TTT gtr i ray ---- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 31, 1989 -- 5 New museum curator has plenty of ideas Mary Lynne Williamson is the new curator at Scugog Shores Museum. At 23, some might say she is young to hold such a responsible position, but Mary Lynne has ex- perience, enthusiasm, and plenty of new ideas for her new job. She started January 2 i Len Green), after leaving the Oshawa Syndenham Museum, where she was secretary/designer. "Really, I was assistant to the director," she explained in an in- terview with the Star. "I was in- volved in a lot of different aspects of museum work." Her interest in museums and lo- cal history began when she was a summer student working at a mu- seum in Brantford, where most of her family still lives. "That's where I first developed my interest and love of mu- seums," she said. Her father, an employee of On- tario Hydro, was transferred a great deal, and Mary Lynne found her- self living in places like Port El- gin, and, surprisingly, South Ko- rea. "It was a good experience," she said simply about the two years she spent there. Her time in South Korea helped her decide to study International Correction A page ten ad in the Jan. 24 issue of the Port Perry Star listing supporters of the Hospital Build- ing Fund contained an error. The name at the bottom of column one in the ad should have read Clayton and Patricia Love. The error was made on the original list of names submitted to the Star. Our sincere apologies to Clay- Jo and Patricia Love for the mis- e. PAULA LISHMAN announces her annual sweetheart SALE 20% Off our 1988-89 collection for the ENTIRE MONTH of FEBRUARY Don't miss this opportunity to experience the luxury of knit fur! "Ge Paula Lishman Limited 62 OLD SCUGOG ROAD, BLACKSTOCK, ONTARIO 986-5096 MON-FRI. 9 AM to 4 PM SATURDAY 10 AM to 5 PM oy fot Soring Jp Syuges: G "Mi me Ri . , she's im . ape ve ch tie eorge Fliaml Kizsanyl | | WELCOME! \ : ¢ fee ) weicoma she sand. "I've always DISC JOCKEY : ® Development at the University of E- | Guelph. |! -- x I But museums were still what she wanted, so she snagged a job at Oshawa Syndenham, and hasn't looked back. Mary Lynne is particularly hap- py to be working in a "small town." "I love small towns. I love small town life. That's pretty ° much what drew me to Port Per- ry," she said. "And I really was impressed by the museum. I liked the dedication of the people con- nected to the museum." She was also happy to see Scu- gog's strong sense of local histo- ry. Already she has plans to culti- vate this sense, and has written a report of ideas she wants to work on. With the help of museum tour coordinator Carol Fagel, she hopes to expand educational ser- vices to include outreach to local schools. Along with the present visits school children make to the museum, Mary Lynne and Carol want to visit classrooms, armed . with AV materials, videos and " i loads of local history information. She also would like to make minor adjustments to existing museum displays, as well as add new displays, especially tempo- rary ones. ir. From April to the end of July, Lynne has booked an an- tique clock collection, owned by Earl Pascoe of Whitby, who re- stores as well as collects. She says he will be conducting work- shops for the public on how to do clock repairs. : And she's already planning a new Christmas program for next year, for both the public and schools. "It will be themed as a 'Settler's Christmas',"" she said, with events like sleigh rides, special exhibits, tours, and the printing of Christ- mas cards with the museum's printing equipment. In a nutshell, she says, "We're taking what already exists and just expanding it." bi 2 > F Ta Mary Lynne Williamson Is the new curator at Scugog Shores Museum and she's got plenty of enthusiasm and new Ideas to try out. She says she loves small towns and is looking forward to getting to know more people In Scugog. DAY, FRIDAY & SNOWMOBILERS liked the atmosphere of a small | -- -- town, and now I know why." " 7 ' : Da @' y > [ <3 { x ee Ay oo FH | ' [) t | - Od ] Jat Yar. MAL PY You owe it to yourself to iry our New Menu Selections TREAT YOURSELF TO A DIFFERENT DINING EXPERIENCE! Here are a few samples of our dinner menu........ Poached Salmon Shrimp New Orleans Orange Roughy Chicken Tarragon with Hollandaise Sauce. 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