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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1977, PAGE 15 Péter'Perry Award is Friday Tickets are stili available fo r the Opening of the County Town Carnival and presentation of the Peter Perry Award. This major County Town Carnival event begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Heydenshore The special attraction of the evening will be entertain- ment by two well-knoxvn Canadian performers Dinahi Christie and Tom Kneebone. This is the first timne that such high calibre entertain- ment has been offered at a Peter Perry Award night in Whitby. The first haif of the show begins at 8:30 p.m. and will be followed at 9:15 p.mn. by the presentationi of the Peter Perry Award. Fromi 9:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. wilI be the second hall' of the entertain- ment, followed by dancing tilt 1 a.m. At midnight there will be a buffet style luincheon. Tickets are available at $12.50 per person at the Ciarnber of'Commerce office by calling 668-4506. Flower show July 30 & .31 The Brooklin 1-orticultural Society's annual County Town Carnival Flower Show is' moving to the riew municipal building on Ross- land Road thisyear. Entries fromn any resident of the Durham Region will be accepted from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. July 30, and public viewing will be from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. July 30 and 10Oa.m. to 4 p.m. July 3 1. The flower show is a popular carnival event, and its patrons are reminded of the change of location. 'n addition to the flower show, there will be a craft and hobby f'air aI the municipal building, sponsored by the West Lynde Community Association. Hobby fair- to be at town hall The West Lynde Commun- ity Association is offering a craft and hobby fair at this year's County Town Carnival. The craft and hobby f'air will be held at the new municipal building on Ross- land Road, with itemis to coincide with the Brooklin Horticultural Society's» flower show. The f'air will be open to the public from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. July 30 and noon to 6 p.m. July 31. Any person wishing to submit any craft or hobby work may phone 668-9691 prior to July 29 to arrange to be included in the show. Flower arranging demon- strations will be conducted each day at the Brooklin Horticultural Souiety Booth, supplied through the courtesy of Andrew Antenna Co. Ltd., at the Trade Fair, Iroquois Park Arena, Whtby, July 25, 26, 27. A flower show, sponsored FISHER'fS, FARM SERVICES ASHBURN WHEELHORSE 'i'RACTOR and ACCESSORIES L.UNDY FENCE - C.I.L. FERTILIZER SPRAY MATERIALS HOMOLITE CHAIN SAWS MOST POPULAR SHORT UINES SALES.& SERVICE* PHONE BROOKLIN 655-3842 WeIcomo to the Whitby County Town Camival MIASSEY-FERGLUSON SALES AND SERVICE DONALD C. VALLANCE FARM & INDUSTRUAL SUPPLIES DON VALLANCE EQUIPMENT LIMUTED BROOkLIN, ONTARIO PHONE 655-3291 by the Brooklin Horticultural Society in conjunction with the County Town Carnival MILl be held July 30, 31 in the Whitby Municipal Build- ing. Comipetition open to ail. Details available at Public Libraries, Banks of Commerce, Whitby Chamber Office, 416 Centre St., Whitby or calI Presidenit M. Davis at 655-4825. LAS VEGAS COMES TO WIHTBY Saturday night is Las Vegas Nigbt at the Whitby Arts Station, and these members of the committee responsible for the event are getting into the rnood early. Dave Muir, Susan Muir, and Sidney Lanig stand beside a large sign outside the station, remninding everyone of this fun night, which starts at 8:30 p.m. and continues tilt 1 a.m. Gamnes, food and disco music will be the features of the evening. Pree Press Photo Bavarian garden The popular Lions Club Bavarian Garden will be operating again ai Iroquois Park during the County Town Carnival. Continental food and live entertainmient will be featured aI the Lions Tent, which will be open from noon 10 I a.m. JuIy 29 and 30 and Aug. 1. The Lions Club will also be running ils train every hour on the hour fromn Iroquois Park to the Four Corners for a smnall charge. ilours for the train trips are noon to 1 a.m. July 29 and 30 and Aug. 1. Kinsmen competitions Tie Wiîby Kinsmen Club will agin h lold its open f'un cornpetitions at the Couintv Town Carnival, July 30 ae Kinsmien Park, starting at 2 p.m. Lý),g sawing, horseshioe pitchilig and foot ball throwing will be offered. Anyone niay register to enter these compe- titions, on the spot, and prizes will be awarded. Pancake breakfast is July 31 One of the County Town Carnival's miost popular events, the Rotary Club pancake breakfast, will be held again this year, at Heydenshore Park, July 31, starting at 8 a.m. Picnic tables will be set up at Heydenshiore Pavilion, where pancakes, syrup, coffee, tea, or milk will be served. About 2,000 people have attended this carnival event in past years. - -I. I ROYAL BANK the helpful bank Welcome to Whitby's County Town Carnival 307 Brock St. S. Whitby 668-9358 E * ** I~4 *. é<~ * .0-A 4 ~ - ~ 4 à U.'*~* Flower arranging featured BEST W/SHES U FROM CONSULTANTS totten sims hubicki associates Iimited 1500 HOPKINS STREZET. LiN 2C3 WHITBY ONTARIO, (416)668 9363 MURPHY 011 COMPANY LID. FARM DELI VERTES GASOLINE, FUEL OIL!S, DIESEL & MOTOR QILS 9 Highest Quality Products e 0 Most Ecoilomical Prices 0 AGENT - RUDY KOSTER BROOKLIN 655-4774 VaIIe's Open Fruit Marlket GROCERIES, FRESH FRUJIT & VEGETABLES. 655-3867 Box and Potted Plants GAS AND QIL No. 12 Huwy., 3 Miles N. of Whitby i