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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 20, 1992 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" Yes, Mayor H Howard Hall did shave for the Scugog Shores Mu- seum's beard growing contest but unfortunately he was the shaver and not the shavee. Mayor Hall prepares to give Emiel Kroonenberg a real close shave. Hair-razing entertainment as 30 men shaven for moustache & beard contest By Rhonda Fraser Secretary Scugog Shores Museum Vil- lage was awed by the tremen- dous support shown by the com- munity in its 2nd Annual Yard and Bake Sale held on Victoria Day. More than $1,000 was raised which will be used to help with operating and main- taining the buildings that com- prise our "Village." A heart-felt thank you is ex- tended to the Historical Society for their baked contributions and help in manning tables; John Ross, Meating Place and Ken Carruthers, Country Style Donuts for baking and provid- ing the pies; Zula Hall for the donation of baked goods; Jamie Donaldson, Fire Dept. recycling our donations for their yard sale; and Dr. and Mrs. Krem- powich for the unique nostalgic hats which the museum will be lending to the Choral Society. The Handlebar Moustache and Beard Growing Contest, in- itiated by Roy Walker-Smith, was officially begun with the ex- pert straight-razor shaving pro- vided by Angelo, owner of Port Perry Hair Centre. The follow- ing good-sported gentlemen have bared their faces for mu- seum pledges: Murray Jacklin, CIBC; Norm Sheppard, Rent & Save; Dennis Romeril, IGA; Ken Gadsden, Township of Scugog; Don Gib- son, Valu-Mart; Roy Grierson, Historical Society; Bill Hen- shall, Henshall's Fashions; Murray Hoskin, Absent-Eze; Case Lami, W. Frank Real Es- tate; Harold "Butch" Latta, En- thusiastic Community Mem- ber; Roy Walker-Smith, Scugog Shores Museum Village. A special thank you goes to Doug Olliffe, and Emiel Kroo- nenberg, for providing the hair- razing entertainment with Mayor Howard Hall doing the shaving honors. The cutting re- marks have been edited! The museum 1s waiting for a rep from Scugog Lumber, Mr. Sub, Cashway Lumber, Canadian Tire, Dollar Plus, Trader Sams, Paulmac, Port Perry Star and an officer from the Whitby OPP, all of whom were unable to at- tend the registration. It's not too late to getin on the fun! Once again, a very sincere thank you to the Port Perry Community for your enthusias- tic support and interest in our museum. WIRE Case Lami (right), was the first contestant to officially enter the beard and handlebar moustache growing contest at Scu- io oo Rh Yi EF 4 gog Shores Museum. The contest began on Monday with an a, "% : i : y £, WY Ee TIP TTRL La old-fashioned shave. Angelo Menonna from Port Perry Hair Z, aki, oa athe ake, malig ol yo + al Centre does the shaving honors. The contestants will be back I RRO id 42 ; TIRE I in 125 days to show off their beards and moustaches. The con- test is part of Canada 125 celebrations. WINDOWS SPECIAL, - 386-25 MHz «4 Meg. RAM - 80 Meg. H.D. » Colour VGA Monitor | | | & oh gr. FS 58, , PE 4 RAIS 5s, MoT ox aid ly More than 30 contestants have entered the beard and handlebar moustache contest to raise money for the Scugog Shores Museum. Some of the bare-faced contestants showed their faces to the camera toy the last time at the official Shaving ceremony on Monday. » 1.2 Meg. 5'/« Floppy - MS-DOS 5.0 » Windows 3.1 » Dexxa Mouse » 2 Serial, 1 Parallel Ports * 101 Keyboard ACERVIGO LUT DICTA EID NEN) ¢ ENR IURIE Gl | all software Installed | not exactly as shown All this for only... 1699 HORIZON COMPUTERS ada 103 Dundas St. W., Whitby em 430-2112 (Fax 430-6113) HORIZON LALRIAEES Repairs at our Whithy Location It's their hours we like! - Mon. to Fri.; 10am-9pm; Saturday until 6pm to serve you better! 3 RYN SEITE a emia 22 4 da ie lL A yard sale was also held on the grounds of the museum on Monday and more than $1,100 was raised for the museum. The feature item of the day was a carved wooden duck donated by local artist Tony Krieg. Pictured showing off the prize is (left) Kim Harper and Kim McLaughlin, museum employees, and Vilma Giannini and Carol Fagel, museum volunteers. The winner was Kim Smith from Aurora.