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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 25, 1985 a | Sil Antique, vintage FF _ ¢ | " FR ® [| : i fi oats on display | CS od The Friends of the Parks Canada will be Boat Event on Sunday. i 2 Trent-Severn Waterway holding their second an- June 30. 1985 at the PE in co-operation with nual Antique and Classic Peterborough Lift Lock and the new Activity : B Centre beside the Lift Lock. Deco ra | én Dockside and dry lar d displays of vintage boals. motors and boating memorabilia begins at 10:00 a.m. At 2:30 p.m sail past by registered entries will be followed by a regatta on Little Lake. On the same day the new Friends of the Trent- Severn Waterway sales outlet and office in the Lift Lock Activity Centre will also be given their Grand Opening by His Royal Highness The bicycles kids Calling all kids' Calling all kids! Festival Days is just around the corner, and there 1s going to be a contest for "Best Decorated Bicycle or Tricycles. The contest will be held on Friday, July 12 at noon. Participants will gather at Palmer Park near the Palmer statue at the east end of Queen Street, and will then parade up the | street to be judged at the stage near the Post Office. Kids will be divided into two categories for the contest: 1. up to and including 7 year olds; 2. from 8-12 years of age. There will be prizes for the Best Decorated Bicycle and the Most Original Bicycle in both categories. All participants will be given something for their efforts. So you'd better start planning now. Let your imagination run wild and lets see you on Friday, July 12 for the competition. Prince Andrew. The new shop will be stocking a wide range of items mostly relating to the Waterway and the Na- tional Parks Centennial. lakefront following the Golden Griddle Pan- cake Breakfast. The specially made aluminum frying pan weighs about 230 pounds and will take about 60 pounds of Golden Griddle batter to make the pancake. Festival Days committee members Jack Cottrell and Peter Hvidsten ham-it-up for the camera with the 7 ft. frying pan that has just arrived for the attempt at making a world record pancake. The attempt will be made at noon on Saturday, July 13 at the Step back in time at Pioneer Days noon to 5:00 P.M. and Senior Ladies for summer Pioneer Days, the Museum's annual Take a step back in the era of their great time with the ways of the Pioneers and enjoy a pageant of living history at the Scugog Shores Museum this coming weekend. festival of displays, demonstrations, music and good times will be held Sunday, June 30 and Monday, July 1 from there will be something of interest for everyone in the family. Bring the kids and let them get a look at some of the aspects of life from NR CONAN Re - TIT IIIT by ATRIALRI AMINA TIARA ARERR AA i | 1 PRAT LOT TIT HIRT TTT ITE VS BH IN THIGHS TIT IU ITI ITTY Give kids a brake! Children aren't always aware of cars... and aren't always seen by drivers. It up to you. drive carefully at all times! BETE,B PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED rs of at x { Eo =. Thy NE grandparents. They'll see how cider was made the old fashioned way; butter, candles and sauerkraut, not to mention ice cream. They can watch spin- ners, weavers and blacksmiths working at their trade; Indian crafts and home baking. If that's not enough, the kids can enjoy contests and races. As this is the strawberry season, the UCW will be hosting a fine old fashioned strawberry social in the tea room. And there will be plen- ~ ty of music in the air under the direction of Grace Hastings with the Historical Society Choir; Marlo Guido at the organ, classical violinist Rolf Pedersen, vocalists Rita Stickman and Charles O'Connor; A Touch of Class; the Ethel Freeman Orchestra and to their staff... ten Highland Dancers The Hair 8hoppe welcomes oO from Sunderland com- VERA MANN a" plete with piper in a show any years of hair an that's sure to have the kilts a'swirlin'. Close to 300 volunteers have been hard at work to bring this festival to life and it promises to be an excellent weekend of enjoyment for just about everyone INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS By Appointment Only Ready while you wart Call Today PORT PERRY STAR 235 QUEEN STREET E 985-7383 Wed.. June 26 through Wed. July 3 The crisp. cool look for sum- mer in the 80's and today's senior ladies. It's easy to have that special all-together look for all your busy sum- mer activities. Treat yourself today and call for an appointment! SENIOR LADIES' CUT Shampoo, conditioner, cut & style included. he Hair Shoppe with m vera will be offering u with Vera comes to T styling experience. care services 10 yO 4 _ NO APPT. NECESSARY - her protessional hair shoppe 176 PERRY ST., PORT PERRY 985-2532