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| | 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 5, 1990 Results from 21st annual Nonquon event (From page 1) they carefully dis-embarked and were introduced to the large crowd that had gathered to witness this historic moment. And why did they do it? For money of course, money for the Scugog Shores Museum. a and Bill had one goal when they embarked on this 20 mile canoe adventure: to raise funds for the Museum. And that they did. By Mon- day, the pledges were still roll- ingin and the total was nearing the $3,000 mark. To put that in perspective, that's more than was raised by the entire field of canoes when the Nonquon first started back in 1969. a LR ER ER TE LR ER ETE ORE ER EN Ge I UNDER 14 Richie Tripp and Graham Holt: 02:16:18. Marc Matthews and Peter Mat- thews: 02:30:49. Jacob Larose and ' Todd Stewart: 02:55:11. Rutlader: 03:17:46. FAMILY Gerald Reyner and Shawn Reyner: 02:39:44. Paul Dockstader and Neil Dockstader: 02:54:53. John Stewart and Kevin Over 20,000 people could (and into that swimsuit?) have read i iris woek. * Why pay for expensive and unappetizing prepackaged food? That's a lot of po * Why pay for an expensive long term Song get! customers for your business. ' * Why settle for too low a calorie diet plan? * Why travel miles to seek help? INSTEAD ... For Aaing Mente Easy This is the Jme start out » a nutritious po RRY SIAR and very economical Food Management rogram that will show you how to keep those pounds off for a LIFETIME! PORT CALL TODAY FOR YOUR PERSONALIZED CONSULTATION: 985-7383 Doreen and Bill admitted they "took their time" over the course, stopping for a leisurel - lunch, and "Ducky" was well stocked with staples such as cof- fee and cigarettes. Just how long they took to travel the 20 miles remains a se- cret. but it was 3:30 in the after- noon when "Ducky" touched home. Actually, they had planned to come out of the water at the Yacht Club, but when they ar- rived there, the lake was glassy calm, so they made the decision to push on. Alas, as "Ducky" plied its way past West Shore Marine, that dreaded south wind came up, which makes paddling all the tougher. _ Butthe crew spurned all of- fers of a tow the last couple of miles as pride was at stake by this time. Seriously, this was a mar- vellous accomplishment by Do- reen and Bill, and the nearly $3,000 raised in pledges will be put to good use by the Scugog Museum. They earned the gifts pre- sented them at the finish line: a bird house for Bill (thanks to Bill Barr) and a rocking chair for Doreen. The efforts of Bill and Do- een helped to spur some re- newed interest in Canoe the Nonquon this year. There were about 70 canoes entered for Saturday's race, and of course all proceeds will go to the Museum. Following are the results (first, second and third) in the various categories. C1 Terry Bradt: 02:37:34. Gord Cole: 02:37:58. Anthony Chilco: 02:57:45 C2 Ted Cowan and Rene Boogemans: 02:18:22. Dawn Williams and Zupan Maks: 02:23:38. ' ] Terri Baird and Robert Baird: i 02:33:59. Steve Desautels and Geoff Luke were winners in the class for 15-17 year olds. MENS Robert Page and Steve De Haas: 02:35:40. Tyler Philp and Glenn Page: 02:43:11. Chris Nicocaou and Bill Hurst: 02:57:50. WOMEN'S Marilyn Plebon and Fern Har- ris: 03:07:31. Jackie Faber and Nicole Petrik: 04:02:42. Ginny Wilson and Alaine Weinhold: 04:09:30. COUPLES Phyllis Wild and Bob Wild: 02:54:04. Barry Page and Dini Page: 03:13:27. Graham Holt and Ritchle Tripp won the under 14 ¢lass. as z IF YOUR AD WAS HERE PR INTO Murry Carson and Heather DEB McDONALD at 985-9372 or 985-8807 tewart: 03:21:43. OVER 40 Ste 15-17 Marvin Doran and John R. Geoff Luke and Steven Hiley: 02:42:08. ) Desautels: 02:43:28. Rudi Jammer and Gail Szuhai: Scott Gales and Ian Cobham: 03:15:19. Derek Jones and Glynn Soyeau: 03:27:56. 02:55:46. Alex Lawrence and Paul Seaman 03:24:07. KAYAK Rodger McKay: 03:06:00. ing Robert Page and Steve De Haas captured first in the ii mens category with a time of 2:35:40. Rodger McKay handles his Kayak with ease. Rodger went on to win his division In a time of 03:06:00. It's Registration Time! TOWNSHIP of S8CUGOG SUMMER RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS Daycamps -- Specialty Camps -- Swim Programs Register at the MUNICIPAL OFFICE (Perry St.) JUNE 9th from 9 AM to 1 PM Phone: 985-4370 Or drop in at: 108 North Street REGISTRATION BEGINS JUNE 11th, 1990