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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1976, PAGE il Starts at 5 p.'me Carnival swi*m meel at Iroquois Park Saturday The 1976 Whitby County Town Carnival Swim Meet will be held at the Iroquois Park at 5 p.m. on Saturday. Jointly sponsored by the Whitby YMCA and the Whitby Recreation Department, this annual event is one of the highlights of the carnival. Six major events are held for ages six to 17 swinming against timne. Six and seven year olds who can swim the length of the sinail children's pool in 30 seconds will win red ribbons. Eight year olds must swim the width of the large pool in 35 seconds or better to win a red ribbon or if they eau do it iii 30 seconds will earn a blue ribbon. Children aged nine and 10 swim one length, il & 12, 13 & 14, 15 to 17, each swim two lengths against the time limits listed. Al corn .,titors will receive a County Town Carnival Crest. For further informationi çall the Y office at '668-6868. Entry formis are available at the Iroquois Pool and at the YMCA office. Entry fees are 10 cents per e vent except for the open special event, Ile newspaper races for ages 10 and under, 12 and under, 14 and under and 15 and made at the Iroquois Pool. over. Late entries can be, Registrations should be of competitions. YMCA bike events at 10 a.m. Sunday The Whitby YMCA. is repeating the very successful Junior Bike Events this year at the parking lot at Iroquois Mrena on Sunday at 10: 00 a .m. Sprint races around pylons for different ages and novelty events will give the children an opportunity to win an -award and a County Town Carnival competitors crest. Decorated trikes will be a feature event in this program. The Whitby Y Sports Camnp staff are convening these special races. Register for the events at their control table. For further information, caîl the YMCA office at 668-6868. FIRE FIGHTERS READY WITH HOSE Two Whitby Fire Fighters stand with a hose at the ready as they battle a $25,000 blaze in the basement of a home on Scott Street. The fire broke out about 5 a.m. Friday, and gutted a recreation room in the residence of Ron Williams, 51 Scott St. Careless smoking is listed as the cause of the fire. Free Press Photo required' Anyone wishing to comn- pete in the County Town Carnival Tennis Tournadhent this weekend must register before 2 p.m. Friday at the Whitby Recreation Depart- ment, 105 Coiborne Street East, or the YMCA offices in the Centennial Building, 416 Centre Street South. Entry fees will be charged. The tournamnent draw will be made Friday night and competitors can get their schedules at Peel Park after 8:30 a.m. Saturday. The juniors, ages nine to by Friday 13, and intermediates, ages 14 to 17, will play at Hutchison Park on Saturday and Sunday. The aduit tournamnent will get underway at Peel Park at 9 a.m. Saturday and will include ladies' and men's singles, doubles and mixed, doubles. The tournament continues until Monday. Trophies will be awarded to first and second place finishes. Ail competitors wiIi receive crests. For further information, caîl the YMCA at 668-6868. Whitby Psychiatric Hospital Steam Plant Engineer 3 SI13,942 to $14,422 (qnder review) Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital has an opening for a Shift Engineer with Second Class papers to work in a First Class Power House. Qualified applicants holding a Second Class Certificate valid in Ontario should write ta: Personnel Officer, Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital, Box 613, Whitby, Ontario. LI N 5 S9. This competition is open to both womnen and men. Comnpetition No. HL-25-102/75 Two drivers start arouind the hend during Saturday's Canadian Pro S,000 for lOOce stock McCuIIogIi karts held at Family Kartway in Brooklin. Scott Goodyear of Toronto won the race and first-prize moný-y of $2,500. Free Press Photo Toronto man wins $2,500 in Whi*tby,,go-kart race wofl die seconid annual Canadian Pro 5,000 for 1 OOcc stock MeCtilloghi karts hield on Saturday at Family Kartway ini Brooklin. With the victory, Scot pockettcd first p)lace prize rnoney of $2,500. Lyn Haddock of Catta- nooga, Tcnnessee. finisie.d second, three seconds behind the winner. He won $ 1,000. Dave Fishor of Dayton, Ohio, won $500 for his third place finish and Tim Clarke of Brooklin, Ontario, $250, for fourth place. STAR BURGER Drive-In 900'Brock St. N. Whitby, Ontario, Specializing. in take-out HAMBURGERS BANQUET BURGERS CHEESEBURGERS - TWIN BURGERS - BACONBURGERS STEAK ON A KAISER HOT DOGS - FISH & CHIPS ONION RINGS - FRENCH FRIES SHAKES & SOFT DRINKS HOURS Monday - Thursday Friday'and 'Satu rday Sunday il .m -ilp.m. la.m 1,2 a.m.- 12noo p.. A o MINISTRY 0F HOUSING Ontario Flousing Corporation MODIFIED TENDERS are invited for the CONSTRUCTION 0F 105 SENIOR CITIZEN UNITS TOWN 0F WHITBY ONTARIO0 Corporation. PRE LIMINARY DRAWINGS ARE SUPPLI ED Preliminary drawings, bid formns, specifications, and infor- mation may be obtained from the Toronto offices of thE Corporation, 101 Bloor Street West,, l2th Floor. Subrnissions for this project should be physically received at the Corporate Secretary's office on the 14th Floor, of Ontario Housing Corporation, 101 Bloor Street West, Toronto, not later than 2:00 p.m., E.D.S.T., September 1, 1976. NOTE: Submissions must be received only at 10 1 Bl1oo r St. W., 1l4th Ft1oor. BIDS WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED ON THE DATE SPECIFIED ABOVE. THE LOWEST PRICED OR' ANY BlD NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. documents may be directed Contract Manager at 965-9650. Copies of preliminary Tender documents wiII Hamilton, Oshawa, Exchanges for the bE material suppliers. information and -to the Tenders! drawings' and Modified be placed in the Toronto, Peterborough Builders enefit 'of subtrades and An Agency of the Province of Ontario Tennis registration I" f- fimp NOT 1