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Polka Dot Door "Polka Dot Door Live', adapted from TV Ontario's highly success- ful children's television series, will be appearing in Port Perry on Friday, July 13 at 3:00 p.m. in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce Western Days activities. The show will take place on Queen Street, on the stage in front of the Post Office. In case of rain the performance will be held in the Port Perry High School auditorium at 3:00 P.M. As one of North Ameri- ca's oldest and most successful children's television shows, Polka - Dot Door continues to hold the attention of a very large and deman- ding audience. Since it was first broadcoast in 1971, hundreds of thousands of youngsters have entered the world of imagination and ad- - venture through the Polka Dot Door. The philosophy behind the show is simple: children learn through play. The show encourages curiosity, creativity and Live comes to Western Days imagination. It stimulates an interest in learning, with its emotional, intellectual and social appeal. It ex- tends language development and provides new experien- ces that children might not normally have at home. Above all, Polka Dot Door encourages children to be active participants rather than passive spectators. This summer, young people throughout On- tario will get a chance to see a brand new, bilingual show featuring the four familiar Toys (Humpty, Dumpty, Marigold and Bear), plus a new character, Minou; and, of course, everybody's favourite Polkaroo. The show focuses on a variety of Bicentennial themes contained in the Showcase and is designed to encourage interest in Ontario's heritage, culture and achievements. Polka - Dot Door Live promises to be a highlight of the Western Days celebrations in Port Perry. Graduations LT A Brett Hardy, son of James and Patricia Hardy of Blackstock, graduated from the University of Western Ontario with an honors B.A. Degree in Sociol- ogy. Brett has accepted a position with the Roth- erglen Centre, Ajax, Ontario. y Patrice F. Obey, wife of Glenn Obey of Port Perry, and daughter of Colette Reeder of Prince Albert, graduat- ed recently from Dur- ham College with a diploma in Advertising Administration. She is presently work- ing for the Whitby Free Press, a community newspaper. Carol, Joel, Jayne, Sara and Megan are pleased to announce that their husband and father, Earl David Sargeant of Prince Albert, Ontario, graduated with his Bachelor of Arts degree at the Spring Convoca- tion of Trent University on June 1, 1984. Eleanor Gibson, daughter of Cecil and Marie Gibson, Black- stock, graduated with high honours from the Children: Our Chall- enge Program at Sheri- dan College, Brampton, on June 8, 1984. Eleanor will be con- tinuing her education at Queen's University, Kingston, in the fall. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 26, 1984 3 Council says no road for now (From page 1) the linking road was unanimous. However, council did agree to enter into an agreement with a land- owner whereby the Township would have the right to build. the road at some time in the future, if the situation changes. At a council meeting two weeks ago, a dele- gation of some 40 resid- ents of Sunrise and | Saturday, lune Aldred's Beach told councillors they simply did not want a road constructed that would link the two beaches. Spokesman Jim Love told that meeting the residents fear a linking road would lead to increased traffic and speeding, and would disrupt the peace and quiet people were look ing for when they bought their properties on Sunrise Beach. Members of council at that time felt that a linking road would im- prove access for service and emergency vehicles like snow plows, sand- ers, ambulances and fire trucks. At present, the only access from the main Island road to Sunrise Beach is via the 11 Concession Road. Chemicals for weeds (From page 1) colm and Harvey Gra- ham said the limited spraying is enough this year as it would allow the Township to monitor just how effective a spraying program is. The chemicals kill the weeds within a short period of time, but it will mean that the public bathing beach at Port Perry will have to be closed for about 48 hours after the spraying. Last summer, when Bass Derby Tickets available Saturday to 11:00 A.M. at the Latcham Centre, Goreski's Marina, FIRST PRIZE $30,000 F : ; is Port Perry Marina, West Shore Marine and Beacon Marine. 10 release all untagged fish CONTEST RULES: hamber of Commerce will not be responsible for injury. theft or any lability relating lo the fish contest numbers of tags have been recorded and verified by contest officials Decision of the pdges final SPONSORED BY THE SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Lake S Port Perry, Ontario Commencing 6:00 a.m. Finishing 8:00 p.m. 0, 1984 the weed problem in Lake Scugog was at its worst, council spent about $12,000 to rent a weed harvester. That machine seemed to get the job done, but it was plagued with mechan- ical problems. to be held on cugog 10 rect or accept any entry and all decisions of the are hal 5 srs gh i re : S are whole (not entered Fi mark i net mark taken For the properly tagged Bas EE are bay ceerorged a ok han Ta ye pan mouth bass 1) ire 'cials may hold any fish for a biological examination All fish in contention for a major prize will be held for such examination other tagged large 200 12) Fishing on Lake Scugog presents hazards at any ime - weather Gully and seamanship 10 name a lew As a condition of entering the Con Many | o from $2510 § test. the parhixpant releases the officers, employees and agents of Saugog Chamber of Commerce from all atridy or responsaidy to the participant of to ranging in valu the hews assigns, representatives of estate of the parhopant lor any 108s. damage of inyury suffered during the course of of ansing oul of parbcipation n the contest or not arrsng out of the negligence of those hereby released 13) Prizes won by non-residents of Canada will be awarded subject 10 withholding tax or ofher applicable laws em | ENTRY FORM [ All entry forms must be received by the Scugog Chamber of Ccmmerce, P.O Box 270, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO, 985-3844, no later than 5:00 p.m. Friday, June 29, 1984. An Entry Fee of $10.00 I each. payable to the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, payable by cheque or money order pay gog All valid entries must be signed by the participant. | I | NAME | ! ADD RE SS: | PHONE: ................ SIGNATURE: .................oi | have read ard agree to abvde by the above rules and terms of this contest A cr on rl i A --------- -- --- --;" " ----;-";" "a y . 4" o_o "i. so