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\ 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2 1986 - Sun shines down on go> Pioneer Days fun | The grounds of the Scugog Shores Museum were sent back in time on Sunday and Monday when hundreds 'of Port Perry folk took part in Pioneer Days. ; Organizers estimate nearly 450 people went through the admission gate on Sunday, with slightly less ori Monday, to take in the many dif- ferefice displays set up. Visitors had the opportunity to taste homemade butter and ice cream, watch candles being made, appreciate the delicate efforts of weavers and spinners, enjoy the spectacle of sheep being shaved, and to sit down and clap to the rhythm of the Cloggers dance team. Steam buffs were fascincated by a unique collection of engines and machinery, children took part in a variety of races and people of all ages took time to take a look at creative Indian crafts. Even the weather looked favourably at the celebration, which was marred for only a few minutes Sunday afternoon by rain. ON I 5 lm 3 pon PNM Parlour 150 Water St. Port Perry 985-2225 CLIP & SAVE COUPON $3% OFF Large Pizza S4% OFF X-Large Pizza ONE COUPON PER PIZZA FREE DELIVERY in Port Perry Open to 4 a.m. Thurs., fi. &Sat. rt Taare anes SE | Museum volunteers Larry and Doreen Kendall stole a smooch while waiting to have their picture taken in.an old buggy, once driven by a Port Perry doctor. Pioneer Days volunteer Mark Kendall showed Kathleen Lee- | die, 7, of Ashburn, how. to work an old-fashioned apple peeler. It was just one of the many displays at the museum on Sunday and Monday. r \ BERR A em rhe SN SE RSS tn SI TN, > % Cee a Ri \ "Ng tel y "uf od yi WV Ng wt i : J " Sop b ha AR "a ON Reson EER i. pea SEER PO -- A ----" A ¥ hi AAT 3 o oN Ri 3° Photographer Phil Walmsley was on hand at the museum to oe : i i widd do 1 take old-fashioned photos for anybody who wanted one. Above, Gathering around a smouldering campfire Scugog Is Island. The girls were helping out at the §& | he focuses in on two demure young ladies, Karen Wilson of Port is, from left, Racheal Traynor of Port Perry, Kel- museum's Pioneer Days. Perry and Amy Wanamaker of Seagrave. ly Shave of Port Perry and Kristy Richardson of Ld SL