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10 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2001 Authors will be in attendance Presses set to rol] at Scott Museum June 30) Start the Presses! The printing presses will be rolling and published authors from the township will share their ideas and demonstrate their craft at the Uxbridge-Scott Museum. This will be an excellent opportunity to meet local writers Ted Barris, Lynette Roy and members from the Senior Scribes to discuss their books and strategies for writ- ing. From history, biographies and creative writing pursuits, these authors can share their experiences for researching and com- piling their books. From these authors, one will quickly learn that their books were inspired and . developed using a process mixed with a lot of dedication and passion for their sub- jects. This "process" of creating books will be displayed in drafts, a scrapbook and pho- Garden Tour will be July 14 A Garden Tour for Uxbridge Community Care will be held on Saturday, July 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are $10 and are available at Blue Heron Books, Quaker Pharmacy, and the Community Care Office or by calling 905-852-7445. Refreshments are included and a light lunch will be available for $5. | As oF 1, 2001 LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER | WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAYS (our customers) on our regular hours Monday to Pressure Treated £30 4 PA 0 IiYd | LL TERWET: Igo TH IV). 1x6 Pressure Treated Radius Decking 74 lin. ft. "contact Concrete 1x6 Cedar Radius Decking $1.19 lin. ft. tographs that came together in Wendy Lewis' "Graveyard Girl." Wendy will not be in attendance, however, her inspirations and thoughts will demonstrate that hum- ble beginnings, anecdotes and a creative Spirit can produce an award winning litera- cy work. And a book couldn't be published with- out the expertise of a printer, Bill Keyzers, a press operator and previous owner of the Uxbridge Times Journal, and Floyd Morton will be operating the museum's printing presses. Both the Ludlow and Intertype presses produced the local newspaper. The Intertype, for example, is a 1921 model that was in use here until the late 1960s. With Bill's know-how and the Ludlow press (circa 1952), visitors can put their own names in print by creating per- sonalized plates. Also, kids can drop in to our workshops to learn printmaking techniques, such as monoprint and relief print methods. Come and join us at the Uxbridge-Scott Museum for Start the Presses on Saturday, June 30 from 1 to 4 p.m. Pack a picnic, enjoy the view and discover the world of printing, printmaking and the written word. The museum is located on Quaker Hill, Concession 6 just north of Durham Road 8. For information or inquiries, please 905-852-5854, email: museum@interhop.net. Visit our website at www.uxlib.com/museum. C.R.C. SHINGLES AYTa dT TI RCVA J ToT0) i Ho eel Mix Briere he 30kg Bag : 25 yr. $14.45 $79.95 $3.37 Delivered in your driveway includes: floor, shingles, stain, hardware We look forward to serving you Saturday ST Ramblin' in the rag-top Ton RIK DAVIE/THE STAR Lennis and Esther Trotter of Port Perry took their 1947 Oldsmobile con- vertible to meet the York-Durham Heritage Railway train at Goodwood on Father's Day as part of a tour of antique cars whose owners took to the rails, on the day set aside for Dads. [010] 333 Mon.-Fri. 7:00-6:00 I / Saturday 8:00-5:00 © . Wood Victorian Screen Doors zd Clear finger joint Pine BEY » Ready to paint * Removable aluminum frame screen panel * Sizes 2'8", 2'10" & 3' 0" Cra a If | Lakeside $119.98 ea. Bayside 5189.00eaq. Until july 1, 2001 Visit our website at: wwwiLaleeScugoglumber.com