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—— ae Volunteein ROAD TOLL AHEAD PORT PERRY LION; CLUB PULLED PORK PULLED CHICKEN Lions take the toll wt Perry Lions Club held their annual volunteer “Road Toll” on Saturday, May 14. Club members were set up at a number of lo- cal intersections throughout the morning rais- ing funds for the club’s work. Above, Bill Swan accepts a donation from Brian Holtby, and at left, Lion Joe Young shows off the brightly co- loured signs that advertise their event. Continued from page 11 1950s and 1960s. This enables them to use some steam locomotives along with the newer diesels. They incorporate both Canadian National (CNR) and Canadian Pacific (CPR) designs in their layout. The club has specialized in HO scale; (1:72) The modellers have also incorpo- rated some Port Perry items in the dis- play including a scale model of Scugog Lumber and a number of trucks with the Scugog Lumber Company decals and logos, microscopically applied. Last year over 300 visitors attended the show. There is no entrance fee but visitors are encouraged to make a dona- tion to the group to help pay for their costs. This year the Model Railway show will be held again in Port Perry in the Oddfellows Hall on Simcoe Street just south of MacDonalds. This will be on Sunday, June 12 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The members are looking forward to welcoming anyone interested to view numerous locomotives in operation pulling a variety of cargo and passen- ger trains. They are always enthusiastic about explaining the intricacies of model railroading to young and old alike. Be careful, you might become addicted too. By Paul Arculus Focus on Scugog “Port Perry Then & Now” on exhibit at Kent Farndale Gallery The recently renovated Kent Farndale Gallery in SPIT-ROASTED BEEF HANBURGERS HOT DOGS SAUSAGES AND $O MUCH MORE! Pp CHARCOAL Cookhouse Cae yeah 12 FOCUS -JUNE 2011 JUNE FOCUS. 40 pages.indd 12 Port Perry is once again open in the Scugog Memorial Public Library. The first exhibition, which is now open, is entitled Port Perry Then And Now. It is a pictorial history of how Port Perry looked around the turn of the last century with similar photos taken from the same vantage point today. The gallery is open from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. seven days a week and is located OUTGROWN YOUR SPACE? USE OU. on Water Street in Port Perry. The show runs until Anchor?) ea SELF STORAGE Glenn McGeorge and 24 Easy Street, Port Perry 905-985-4700 Jonathan van Bilsen are the creators of this excellent hic exhibition. 5/24/11 8:51:24 AM rz Peo em i ||| //