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k - PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 19ý78, WHITBY FREE PRESS Man evnt se fr Chamber anniversary The Wbltby Chamber of Commerce is celebrating its Golden Jubilee. with ,a numnber of special events at the County Town Carnival. The carnival committee bas adopted the Chamber's Sth anniversary as its theme, and the Chamber has adopted a "roaring 20s" formiat for the officiai opening of the carnival at Heydenshore Pavillon JuIy 26. The evening will begin with cocktails at 7 p.m., dinner at 8 p.m. and the presentation of the Peter Perry Award to the outstand- ing citizen of Whitby for 1977 at 9 p.m.. Tickets will be avafiable soon from the Chaniber office. The Chamber is also hold- ing its annual trade fair in Iroquois Park Arena JuIy 31 to Aug. 2from 6: 30 p. m.tIo 10 p.ni. Letters have been sent out and applications> are being receivedfor booths in the trade fair. Any business wanting a booth should eall the Chamber office at 668-4506 or Trade Fair- Committee Chairman Ralph Ritchie at 668-3351. -The biggest event of' the carnival, the Wintario Draw is also being hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. 1The draw will be televised live from Iroquois Park Arena Aug.,3, and a portion of the performance will be a one-minute spotlight on the Town of Whitby. Starting at 7:30 p.m. there wUi be entertainmentfeatur- ing the County Town Singers, the Whitby Brass Band and a variety show arranged by Bert Heaver. Tickets for the Wintario draw performance will go on sale July 21, at local retailers stili to be announeed. Again this year the Chamber of Commerce will be presenting a circus at the County Town Carnival. The Chamber bas engaged Lorne -Almack succeeded Shirley Pyke as President of the Ontario Reding Fed eral Progressive Conseivative Association at the associat- ion's recent arinual meeting. Garden Bros. Three-Ring Circus, which will be held in the Iroquois Park Arena on Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. and Aug. 6 at 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets for the circus wilI go on sale early in JuIy, *Ian Hogg is first vice- president; Peter Gillespie, second vice president; Rene Soetens, third vice-presi- dent; Dave Kemp, fourth vice-president; Mary McEachern, secretary; and Jack Whiting, treasurer. Directors -are Betty Quantrili, Rick Black and Ian Riehl, Ajax; C.R. Purcell and, Ken- May, Pickering; DougTurner and John Paxton, Uxbridge; and John Pisani, Clare H-ewson and EarI Camplin, Whitby. Presidents of local PC organizations- who will join the executive are: Danny Gallant, Ajax; Terry Joyce, Brooklin; Ernie Hubbard, Pickering; Ian Hogg, Uxbridge and Eric Laycock, Whitby. David Lindsay, president of the Young Progressive Conservatives, will also serve on the execu- tive. Iospital eleets its, gQvernors There are few changes in the board of Governors of the Dr. JO. Ruddy Ge'neral Hospital this year. Bill Nurse was re-elected as president, Bob Catton as vice-president and Reg. Smith as treasurer. Governors for 1978-79 are: Mrs. Olive Bell, Eniery Burdge, Bob Carson, Bob Catton, Ed Cauchi,, Dr. Walter Chang, Dr. D.W. Conley, Gerry Emm, Mrs. Clarence- Freek, John Frost, Harry Jermyn, George Lofthouse, Bill Manning, Bill Nurse, Claire Rich, Tom Scott Don Shepley, Reg Smith and Rick Bagg. GRADUATE Nancy W~ih rdsof Ash- burn will gratdùte from the Ridgetown ColIege, of Agricultural Ta(chnology on May 19. Having successfullyý completed the college's two- year program in Agricultur- ai Laboratory -Technology, Miss Richardson will be one of 114 senior students receiv- ing agricultural diplomas. Michael Martin Photo Poo offere ,d Are you having a birthday this summer? If you are, why flot make it a pool party? The Durham Region Famnily Y.M.C.A. will offer a $5 reduction on the rentai of Kinsmen Park Pool. For $15 you and your friends can enjoy one hour of swimming, and fun under the super- vision of the qualified staff. The pool staff will also organize games to keep the children busy for the first haîf hour and theremaining haîf hour will be a free swim for the partyers. Also, the birthday girl or boy will be given an officiai "Y.M.C.A."p badge to sew on their bathing puit. Caîl now at 668-868 and reserve the pool for the date you require. SMILV I.OA. C SHORTS I.D.A. PHARMACY Green Brae Orchards 4 655-4501 655-3217 R.R. No. 1 WEEKV)AYS Sa. m. to 12 p.rm 4 p-m .toS8p.m. set. 8 a.to e p Sun. 9 &m. to 2 pmr PC 's pick executives NEW FREEDOM MAXI $ PADS 30's2@119 ACY 1 -dam bi' lrIME