PAGE 8, WEDNESDAYJU4LY 9,1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS Cunty TownCarnival in two. weeks MALTA CLUB' Anlyone .itiiterested in crafts andgood food should *ýbe sure to visit the Maltese Paviilon at die Count>' Town Carnivail, sa>' members of the Malta Social Club of Whitby and Duiami Region. The Malta Club Pavilion will be In Whitney Hall, the upstairs rooin at the Iroquois Park Arena from August 1 to 4. Thie paviion will be open from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. August 1, noon to and 3 and August 4. 1, a.m. August 2, 5 p.m. to 1 a.m . KINSMEN FUN COMPETITIONS The Whitby Kinsmen Club is taking a more active pari in the County Town Carniva every year, according to th( list of projects it hias taken or for Whitby's annual summer event. On Saturday August 2 the>' will be holding their annual fun competitions in Kinsmen park, starting- at 2 p.m. These include log, sawing, horse shoe, pitching and football throwing.' Throughout the carnival the Kinsmen will be settlng up booths at the various events to seIl lotter>' tickets on a 1975 Pontiac Ventira. The draw for the car will take place, at tie Iroquois ' Park Arena, the evening of August 4, with proceeds going to- wards Cystic Fibrosis research and community service work. The Kinsmen are also resporisible for the Count>' Town Carnival parade August 2 and for production oU the prograrns which wil be dis- .tibuted to every household in Whitby b>' mail about Jul>' 1 5. The ment's parade integral County Whitby Fire Depart- pyjama dance and will again be an part of this year's Town Carnival. The dance is scheduled to get under way at 9 p.m. Aug- ust 2 at the Centennial Building, with a costumed parade through town led by a piper and drummer starting at 10:30 p.mn. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. A limited hiumber of tickets are avalable from members of the fire depart- ment at $2 per person. Those interested in attending are encouraged to obtain their tickets as early as possible. Wesides holding, the pyjama dance, the fire fight- ers are responsible for the giant fireworks display held as a grand finale to the carni- val at 9:30 p.m. Monda>' August 4. The fireworks wll be set off in the field south of Iroquois Park as It was last year, and according to the fire fighters there will be a few surprises this year. As in past years, the fire- works have been donated b>' the Lake Ontario S teel Company. -N E W PASSPORTS MMUP~rM>ECVES&eWA Instant DeliverV Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m-, Friday tili 9, Closed Wed. ROTARY PANCAKE BREAKFAST à says Mr. Rich. CARNI VAL FLOWER SHOW Plans are shaping up for the Whitby Rotary' Club's annual pancake breakfast lat the County Town Carnival and this year the club intends to be propared in case of rain. The breakfast wlll be held ~-again at Heydenshore Park from 8 a m. to 11: 30 a.m . Suniday August 3 and arrange- ments are belng made to use Heydenshore Pavilion in case of bad weather. After last year's rain-out the Rotary, Club received ah offer fromn the Lions Club'to use their Bavarian Beer Gar- den. tent for the breakfast, but the Rotafians decided that it would lose the atmosphere of the lakeshore if it m oved irito a tent, says Claire Rîch who is respon- sible for organizing the break- fast. -hn200pol -Morethn200poe attended the breakfast in 1973 and the club is prepar- ing for a crowd of at least 2,200 this year. Six stoves wlll be cooking pancakes ail at once, and to teed the hungzy crowd the Rotary Club ýwill have on hand 500 pounds of pancake flour, 15 cases of syrup, 70 pounds of butter, 1,200 halU pints of milk for the children 100 half-gallons of milk for the pancakes, 2,500 paper plates, serviettes and forks, and coffee to serve 1,500 people. Since the price oU some of thiese products has tripled in the past year, the Rotarians %iave had to raise the admis- sion price for adults to $1 .50 from $1, but children will stili be able to get in for 50 cents. Despite the effects of inflation, the Rotary' Pancake Breakfast is still a. bargain, W MITCHELL BROTH ERS, Building Supples Ltd. Brooklin. 6%64991 A cooing thought !!O SNOCATI TOBOGGA NS 4 ft. 5 ft. 6ft. For your. convenience, we are now open until 6 p. m. on Thursdays. Why not corne in and take advantage of the nevv longer h'ours. NEW Hours of Business: Monday to Wednesday 10Oa. m. - 3p. m. Thursday and Friday 10Oa.m. - 6p.m. U ROYAL BAN K servin-g Ontarlo. Frank Bennett, Manager Whitby, Ontario Resîdents from through- out the Durham region are lnvited* to participate in the -Brooklin Horticultural Soc- iety's annual County Town Carnival Flower Show August 3 at the municipal building in Whitby. This year's show will fol- low the carnival theme of "Whitby Welcomes The World's Plowmen," and will have,48 classes; 36 for speci- men' flowers or plants, il decorative including- four miniature classes, and onie class for display of fruit and vegetables. Contribu tors %,are invited to show up at the council èhambers with their entries from 11:30 a.m. to l:30 p.m. for the arranging of the show and the hall wiil be closed for judging from 1:30 p.m.- to 3 p.m. Public viewing wil be froru 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and entries rriay ne removed be- tween 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. Special awards. wil be given -for the best gjsidiolus, best specimen other than a glad, and best decorative en- try and there wll be ribbons ini aIl classes. An entry list appears ini the county town camival programn which wil be distributed by mail about Jul>' 15 to ail households ini Whitby. In addition to the flower show, the Brooklin Horticul- tural Society' wil be entering a float in the Count>' Town Carnival Parade and* will be participating in the Chamber of Commerce Trade Fair, Jul>' 28 to 30. The hanging baskets of flowers in the downtown are also courtesy of the Horticul- tural Society. 1