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('ARNIV ., PL![.L-OLT SECTION CouIr cont'd from P. 12 Whitby Jaycees Present Carnival Parade lnf o. 668-006 9 a. m. Maorshalling 10 a.m. Parade begins Parade route-G iffard St. South on Cochrane East on Dundas to Garden St. North to Garden St. School 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Carnival Horse Show Pinewood Place See Ad. 10 arn. Ruddy Electric Lawn Bowling To ur name nt 1 p. m. ta Whitby Museum at 5 p.m. Lynde House Open House 2 p.m. ta Whitby Arts Station 5 p.m. Gallery - .Open House Starting "Talent Showcase" 7 p.rn. Variety Show Produoed by Bert Heaver Admission: Free Dennis O'Co nnor High School Giffard St. Whitby WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAYJULY 22. 1981, PAGE 13 8 p. m. to Scottish Club 1 a. m. Open House Dance 8 p.m. to Lions Club Dance 1 a. m. Alpine Showband $4.00 per person 8 .m. See map Las Vegas Night Gomes of Chance Entertainment and Refrethments Masonic Hall Cochrane St. Iroquois Park Arena Whitby Arts Station SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1981 1 mile North of Myrtîe Hwy. No. 12 Whitby Lawn Bowling Club Brock St. S. Hwy. No. 2 WVest ta D'Hilfier St. Henry St. S. at Victoria St. W. Whitby Senior Public School 'Western Days Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club Soccer Tournament 8 a.m. Atom Boys to Atom Boys to Peewee Girls 6 p.m. Peewee Girls 1 p.m. to Whitby Museum at 5 p.m. Lynde House Open House 2 p.m. to Whitby Arts Station 5 p.m. Gallery - Open House MONDAY, JULV 27, 1981 ystreet mail pac.ked with excitemnent The Whitby Down- town Improvement Area Board wil sponsor a downtown street mail on Saturday, July 25 as part of this year's Coun- ty Town Carnival. This is the second of what is becoming an annual event and D.I.A.B. chairman Michael Burgess is con- fident that this year's event will surpass'last year 's. The event wiIl get un- der way at 10 a.m. and Brock Street will be closed off between Coîbourne Street in the south and Mary Street in the north. The day wilI start off with the County Town Carnival Parade, spon- sored by the Whitby Jaycees, which will pass right through the down- town core. Other events being scheduled include a boxing demonstration at 1: 30 p. m.; a best legs in western boots contest at 2 p.m.; a roping contest at 2:30 p.m.; 'a best costume (western out- fit) contest at 3:30 p.m. and a dancing exhibition by the Inta-Deja Dance Studio at 4 p.m. The day will also be filled with country music as the Buster Fykes Band performs at il a.m. and the Larry and Dottie Bee Band takes the stage at 1:30 p.m. Other special events include Andy Hathaway's balloons, the Battalion of Incor- porated Militia and "Rocky" - the mech- anical bull. Downtown merchantic will have sidewalk sales, cafes and other interesting displays. "We hope that these dif- ferent activities will have a littie something for everyone," Burgess says. "We (the D.I.A.B.) have put a lot of thought and careful planning into thîs event and are doing everything in our power to make it a good time for everyone. " "The day promises to, be a fun filled one for everyone who attends." Garden School Annes St. Iroquois Park Peel Park Hwy. No. 2 West ta D'Hillier St. Henry St. S. at Victoria St. W. 1 p. m. to Whitby Museum at 5 p.m. Lynde House Open House 4 p.m. Crown Amusements 6:30 p. m. Whitby Trade Fair to (Sponsored by 10:30 p.m. Whitby Chamber of Commerce) Admission: Free Info. 668-4506 7 p.m. Whitby Tennis Club Tennis Tournament Mens & Ladies Singles Mixed Doubles Mens & Ladies Doubles Info. 666-1345 or 666-1123 7:15 p.m. Whitby Community Bingo sharp (Sponsored by) Whitby-Kiwanis, Kinsmnen Jaycees and Optimists TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1981' 12 Noon Whitby Arts Station to 5 p.m. 6 p.m. Gallery - Open House to 9 p.m. 1 p.m. to Whitby Museum at 5 p.m. Lynde House Open House Hwy. No. 2 West to D'Hillier St. Iroquois Park Iroquois Park Arena Iroquois Park Tennis Courts Heydenshore Pavilion Henry St. S. at Victoria St. W. Hwy. No. 2 West ta D'Hillier St. cont'd. on P. 19 B EST WISH ES FROM WH ITBY MALL 1615 DUNDAS STREET EAST WHITBY 579-1822 BERT HEAVER PRESENTS "TALENT SHOWCASE 1981" A variety show featuring some of the top talent in the Durham Region, including: the Big Band Sound of the Durham Stage Band, 16 piece band; a highlight of last year's show. SALLY SHORTT award-winning banjo player: accompanied by AI Fehrenbach. JIM RENSHAW comed ian-impression ist. HEATHER MILBURN in songs from "Annie", and "Rainbow Connection." PHIL TRUDELLE & MARINA PUFFER vocal solos & duets. BARBER SHOP QUARTETTE "Just For Fun". - THE MARG CONNELLY DAN CERS jazz ballet & tap numbers. THE FABULOUS FIFTIES DANCERS from Oshawa Fiesta Week. ROBYNNE SMITH piano virtuoso. COMMENCING 7:30 P.M., SATURDAY, JULY 25 AT GARDEN ST. SENIOR PUBLIC SOHOOL, WH ITBY (NOT HENRY ST. HIGH, AS ADVERTISED) ADMISSION FREE EVERETT R. DEHART Presîdent - Broker MARCELLA (BETTE) CAIN THELMA KEENAN REGIS TREACY RITA NICHOLAS MICHAEL POVINSKY JOE MARTIRE JAKE VOSS ~~VHITBY JAYCLES COUNTY TOWN CARNIVAL' PARADE ROUTE Sat. JuIy 25,1981 10 A.M. Sharp I)EIHART REAL ESTATE LTD.