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ann er ---------- aR snc oe. abi La Fa Eibi Sy -- aa I RS AS: -16 - PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" i, Sunshine Pool BSNS St Yiness NNN 16130 Old Simcoe Rd., Port Perry 985-6944 Final date to register before fall Rep. tryouts & Power Skating | 'Sunday, June 4 12-2 p.m. Scugog Community Centre Female Players Ages 5-13 Welcome R. Coaching Applications must be recieved by this date Voice Mail 985-4636 Treat XJ MERGER: Members of the newly-formed Ontario District Womens' Institute posed for a picture on May 18 after completing a meeting at the Utica Memory Hall. Members of the Ontario North and Ontario South districts recently amalgamated into one division. On hand for the meeting were, sitting, president Joyce Kelly and Muriel Wotten, secretary. Also in attendance were, standing in rear, Jackie Lockie, Corinne Croxall, Joanne Lambert, Barb Evans, Marg Bruce, Gloria Fralick, Paula Williamson (provincial advisory council), Mary Elson, and Luella Lewis. Sa General a Bearing Service Inc. ha New Whitby Location 10 Sunray St., Unit 16 * June Special * See store for details FREE LOCTITE The Port Perry Business women's Curling Club wish to thank the following people and businesses for their generous support during the past curling season: e Dr. Kevin » Michael Fowler (I Dunkerly Law Offices | » Homestead Gale and Ralph {Il Furniture Ballard il * Andrea and Bob < Eve and Hugh | Lamb Johnson il * Dana Smith of Port Perry Auto il Dana's Glass fl Goldsmithing * Top Quality « Snell Balka Saad Collision Lawyers * Cheryl Betson e Brian Callery » The Nutty Chocolatier Anyone interested in curling commencing early October 2000, please contact Liz Saad at 905-655-3466 or Gale Ballard at 905-985-7054 Remember Canoe The Nonquon is Saturday Canoe enthusiasts are once again being encouraged to show their sup- port for Scugog's museum this week- end when the annual Canoe The Nonquon fundraiser is held Saturday. Canoeists from across the province and beyond have supported the Scugog Historical Society for the past 31 years, and local organizers are hoping to continue the success of Ontario's largest and longest-run- ning canoe race this year on june 3. Proceeds from the event help fund operations at the Scugog Shores Historical Museum. The biggest fundraiser of the year for the local museum, Canoe The Nonquon raised more than $6,000 last year, and organizers are hoping to top that in 2000. There is a $30 entry fee, but par- ticipants are encouraged to collect pledges prior to the event. Registration takes place at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry; partici- pants may either sign up during the evening hours on Friday (June 2), or starting at 7 a.m. on Saturday. There are various race categories to choose from, including competitive mens, women, and mixed to a recre- ational class. The race begins at the bridge over the Nonquon River on Scugog's 10th Concession Rd. From there, entrants make their way through the 26-kilo- metre journey, which includes the winding Nonquon River and then a sprint down the shoreline of Lake Scugog back to Palmer Park in Port Perry. Registration and pledge forms are available at Scugog"s Township Offices, The Port Perry Star, Scugog Memorial Public Library, Scugog Shores Museum, and Sunshine Pool and Fitness. Annual fundraiser brings four-year total to almost $2,500 Andrew McMillan lection last weekend, library, Challenge Cup raises $600 for library The public is encour- WLI EID BRIN DID BBWS ~. added another Scugog Challenge Cup champi- onship to his growing col- holding off his competitors to win the fourth annual fundraiser for the Scugog Central Seven Association for Community Living NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual General Meeting of Central Seven Association for Community Living will be held on Monday, June 19th, 2000 at the Emmanuel Pentecostal Church on Reach Street in Port Perry. The church is located directly across from the Arena, and just west of our own main office. The meeting will convene in the downstairs banquet hall at 7:30 p.m. The business to be conducted will include the receiving of various reports, the election of a Board of Directors and the appointment of auditors for the fiscal year 2000 - 2001. Copies of all reports will be available at the Annual Meeting or at our offices during the week preceding the meeting. EVERYONE WELCOME The young Port Perry native held off challenges last Sunday (May 28) after- noon from the seven other entrants in the 2000 Cup event to claim his third consecutive title. Since the event's inception in 1997, only The Antrim House Pub's Dave Hillier has won the race. Organized as a fundrais- er for the Scugog Memorial Public Library, the annual sailboat race has raised close to $2,500 for the local library in its short history. A total of $627.56 was raised during the 2000 event. Participants in the race must complete three laps around a triangular course on Lake Scugog just off the shores off Palmer Park in Port Perry in a set amount of time. aged to throw their sup- port behind their favourite racer by purchasing a tick- et in their name; three names will be drawn for cash prizes, with the remaining money going to the winning sailor and the library. Taking home the top cash prize this year was Jim Baird, who collected $214.50 for supporting Andrew McMillan. Britta Bonham ($128.70) and Patrick Milligan ($85.80) rounded out the top three winners. Tom Bonnano, CEO of the local library, applauds the work of the organizers who put the event together each year. "It's a good thing tg pro- mote use of the lake as well as the library. We're thankful for their efforts." ET LLL a a aE AP 290 HE SBE I DY NPB ID NLA AIT BP AAT A JOA BOAT AAD NAD WADA MRAP AWA A ARANDA