By Brenda Starkey
Chronicle staff

     CURLEW - The Husky Antique Car and Truck Museum will host its annual open house and swap meet Saturday, June 27.
     The museum, on state Highway 21 south of Curlew, features cars, trucks, farm equipment and a blacksmith shop.
     The museum will be open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
     Visitors can see the progress being made on the old Lembcke sawmill project, organizers said.
     The museum provides visitors the opportunity to view antique cars, including a 1925 Howard Cooper (one of four built) and a 1926 Yellow Knight (one of three known to exist).
     Swap booth spaces are available.
     Admission to the museum is free, but donations are accepted.
     The non-profit Husky museum organization will sell raffle tickets for a Fiat convertible. The winner will be chosen at the Ferry County Fair and need not be present to win.