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Marysburgh’s South Shore Prince Edward County artists have put theii paint brushes and cameras to work to help pre- serve the County’s south shore, in South Marysburgh, in its natural state. More than 30 artists provided artworks rep- resenting the shoreline’s natural or biodiversity beauty. The art sale will be located at The Eddie Milford Fair Board Invites Nominations for Murray Clapp Citizenship (Continued from page 9) Nominations are to be sub- mitted to Joyce Minaker, a member of the Murray Clapp Citizen Award selection com- mittee and a long-time mem- ber of the Milford Fair Board. Nominations can be made by calling Joyce at 613-476-4696 or by emailing: joyceandpaul@hotmail.com Nominations are due by mid- night on July 31. The Murray Clapp Citizen- Award was created 1988. Since then, the Milford Fair Hotel and Farm, 15786 Loyalist Pkwy, Bloom- field, every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. throughout the summer. To the left, Cheryl Anderson and Kathy O’Connell of the SSJI display one of the many striking pieces of art in the SSJI Art Extravaganza. - Mirror Photo ward. Board has presented it annual- inviting nominations from any- ly. A certificate is presented first by a surprise visit then medallions are presented by the awards committee at the fall fair. “As there are many new- comers to South Bay, we are www.pecishbaking.co one who may know of a wor- thy recipient,” Joyce comment- ed. “We hope people will take this opportunity to recognize a neighbour or a friend deserv- ing of this recognition.”