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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, August 4, 1967 (mettre SATURDAY 10:30 a.m. --. Giant parade leaves Earl A. Fairman Public School, proceeds south on Coch- rane Street to Dundas Street, east on Dundas past Fairview Lodge to Byron Street, south on Byron to Gilbert Street, east on Gilbert to Brock Street South. Then the parade moves north on Brock to Walnut Street and west on Walnut to return to the E. A. Fairman School, The parade will be presented to the best band and float entered. 12:30 p.m. -- Pee Wee Soccer Tournament--Teams from New- market, Scarborough, York Township, Etobicoke, Oshawa and Whitby will compete for the Bathurst Paper trophy. The games will be held on the soc- cer field adjacent to St. John's Anglican Church on Victoria Street just east of Brock Street. It will be a five game tourna- 1 p.m. -- Waterfront activities for the day begin with a sail- past of all vessels to be re- viewed by Mayor Desmond Newman and Commodore Mel Goreski of the Whitby Yacht Club. At 2 p.m., the Thunder- bird sailboat race begins, and at 4 p.m. all boats will have their chance in an open class race. 2 p.m. -- Girl's Juvenile Soft- ball Tournament -- three games will be held in Centennial Park, Brock Street South. ACTIVITIES TO PLEASE EVERYONE SCH 2 p.m. -- Boys' Baseball Tournament -- three games will be held in Centennial Park, Brock Street South. 2 p.m..-- Minor Lacrosse Games -- one novice and one pee wee games will be held at Peel Street Park, Peel Street. 9 p.m, -- Whitby Carnival Day Dance -- to be held at Whitby Centennial building. Tickets are available at the municipal offi- ces, with proceeds going to the completion of the centennial building's theatre. SUNDAY 10 am. -- Giant Pancake Breakfast at Haydenshore Park, Whitby: waterfront by Rotarians and "Rotary-anns."' 1 p.m. -- Motorcycle scramble ble -- many international riders participating for the Dunlop tro- phy in D'Millier Park, on D'Mil- lier Street north of Highway 2. 1 p.m. -- The waterfront ac- tivities for Sunday begin with an Albacore Race for sailboats. At 2 p.m. there is a predicted log race for powerboats, At 4 p.m. --the judging of the best dressed ship. At 5 p.m. the day's festivi- ties will close with the presenta- tion of trophies. MONDAY 9:30 a.m, -- International Soc- cer Games (Minor League) --a major event with a team from Scarborough, Yorkshire, Eng- land competing against Oshawa. Two games, bantam and junior will be held at the field ad- jacent to St. John's Anglican Church on Victoria Street, just east of Brock Street. 10:30 a.m. -- Minor Lacrosse Game -- A bantam game will be held at Peel Park, on Peel Street. 1:30 p.m. -- International Bi- cycle Race -- a 50-mile race starting at Mercury Auto Body, EDULED DURING CARNIVAL Ash Street. The route is via Ash, John, Perry, and Chestnut streets. Many international cyclists will be competing for the Dunlop trophy. i 2:30 p.m. -- Lawn-bowling tournament at Whitby Lawn Bowling Club opposite Centenn- ial Park, Brock Street South, The first tournament will be fol- lowed by a pot-luck supper and a second tournament at approxi- mately 7 p.m. 5 MAYOR | OF "WAR The following me sent to the Chambe merce and is direct tors and residents o of Whitby, on the ¢ Whitby County To val, by Whitby M mond Newman. "Tt is a great p the occasion of o County Town Carni Centennial greeting route is 2.2 miles long. Trophies ment. mine: an ts ti NNN ri te wishes to the Whitb Members of the lawn bowling L and Set Aside of Commerce and cepeiertendnnramienameiminiiien . s | a s s f 50-Mile Bicycle Race --_ Booths Open s'nia's* fain! eget orl yg Meg A li a enim Carnival time, three informa-|greens. It will be manned byjtury, will have its members rive from such distant places|jo¢ fo, camping trailers. our town our man the race held at Ste. Agathe, area, the Royal Canadian Le-|club to watch the competition,|the first competition will be ae es COUeA RAS to Pate The 50-mile bicycle race, fea-|the Pan-American games. In|general information and freelto give directions. tors. p.m. east side of the plant. this weekend, ext is Monday at 1.30 p.m. repeated his victory at that N Hi Wah u i) FE Lu yonemnnebapinenae pens tenes ant ta | s jevents calendars at the Whitby I Bo l : CHAMPION TAKES PART ' Information harbor, next to the yacht club wn WETS [club have been finalists in pro- ph dagen Fe . | ground. vincial and open competitions As Trailer Camp lightful program © na eet Pare joyment. posite Centennia ar' on " : 3 [Brock Street South, next to the|Club, active in Whitby since|*M badges to Whithy. Gueslsipy offers accommodation, both Pig Becpare M a or C arnlv al Event During Whitby 'Town County|Whithy Lawn Bowling Club|just after the turn of the cen-|°f Members are expected to ar-Jin its three hotels, and a large 4 i bi + the Roval G 4 4 : : : and we assure ther tion booths will be strategical- ace ration 7 1th if eae competing during Whitby Town|as California, and many parts! 4 jarge lot adjacent to the will find here such An event that proved to beynipeg this year. In 1965, he won|ly located in prominent loca- ve 8 ° ' go pee County Carnival time. . of Canade for the day. Whitby Public Utilities water pitality that they a popular attraction at last|the race at Mosport and in 1966,|tions near major events. or people 20 The Cownawn). Mvervone 16 ¥ by the at 2 p.m., Monday itication plant has been set Bs , 7 2 i ; ; ; : ain. year's Whitby Town County | Orebec: An information trailer, man-/gion on Byron Street South/and chairs, benches and the|held, followed by a pot-luck sup- aside as railes 'Tat ua all. the |Carnival is being repeated this) *__peer Lovell, of Willowdale,|ned by members: of the Whitby|near Dundas Street will be/clubhouse veranda will be|per and another round of com- visitors. The site is located at soihi aharac in 4 year. Ontario, He is also racing in|Yacht Club, will be open forjopen, with members on handlavailable for interested specta-|petitions at approximately 7|the foot of Brock Street on the , 2 turing riders from Canada and|1966 he won the race held at eee parts of Europe, will be held/High Park in Toronto, and he The racers, competing for|race in 1967. He is the holder the Dunlop International Bi-|of the Ontario 25-mile record; cycle Trophy, will cycle 40 laps} --Gino Cadorin, of Guelph. A | around the course bounded by | steady winner, he has won sev- 'Ash, John, Perry and Chestnut|eral races in Canada this year; Streets, with the race beginning) --Horst Steuwe, of Don Mills. and ending at Mercury. Auto In most races this year, he has 7 |Body, on Ash Street. placed in the first three posi- | Some of the favorites for this /tions; |year's race are: | --Herman Roth, of Toronto. --Stu Mapp, of Cooksville. He}He was the Canadian National jwon almost all the races held|Sprint Champion last year. jin Ontario this year and is the} Other racers to watch are: 11967 Ontario Champion. He is|Eric Tuenschel and Donn Pe- |also competing in the road race/telka, both of Toronto; Frank for bicycles in the Pan-Ameri-|Vettor, of Guelph, and Angelo 8 es r'S GOOD FOR YOU! }can games being held in Win-'Veraldo of Hamilton. CARNIVAL BIGGER, BETTER | SAYS CHAMBER PRESIDENT The following message is directed to the chairmen of the Whitby County Town Car- nival and the general public | by Ashley Moores, president | of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce: "This is our second year in co-ordinating county town carnival over the civic holi- day, Aug. 5, 6, and 7, and re- sponse has been most gratify- ing. We expect at least 10 bands in our parade to be held Saturday morning with | @ number .of floats and | m¥arching units. "Everything is shaping up to be a bigger and better year than ever, and we ex- tend our sincere invitation country-wide and to our neighbors in the south. "A variety of activities will be taking place over the three-day period to interest the whole family. Some of the events are: motorcycle rally, yacht club activities at the waterfront, bicycle race, | ball, lawn bowling, lacrosse, make this event a success. | We Take This Opportunity To Congratulate All The Groups Taking Part In The... Whitby County Town CARNIVAL MOTORCYCLE SCRAMBLER One of the major attrac- cans and Europeans pit tions at the carnival is the their skill against one an- annual motorcycle scram- other, in general keeping ble to be held Sunday at 1 their machines on hard p.m. Competing for the earth, but often bouncing Dunlop Trophy, many into the air as the rider ASHLEY MOORES +.» » President young Canadians, Ameri- pictured here. 68-Member Yacht Club Plans Two Days Of Race team coming in from Eng- land. Refreshment stands will be located at the differ- ent parks where these activi- ties will be going on. "T sincerely thank the com- mittee heads who have work- ed throughout the year to and soccer teams, with a Also, to everyone who has helped and will be partici- pating in the carnival. "Please circle your calen- | dar to be in Whitby on Aug. | 5, 6, and 7, as you will be cordially welcomed and we are sure that you will have a | lot of fun at the carnival." Lasco The 68-member Whitby Yacht)from several Canadian and one) BRITISH RECORD | HOME ON ICE Club has planned a large num-) United States yacht club," said| JOHN O'GROATS, Scotland) CANBERRA (AP)--Plans| ber of events for its second an-|Mr. Goreski. "This year, we/(ApP)--An English relay team|have been announced for four) nual regatta. The events will/have planned a bigger and bet-jhas broken the record from|Australians to spend 14 months| take place in Whitby harbor|ter event, and we hope to have | Lands ~~ to gy haan 4 ct on oe Se Amery ice a ore people participate|/TUnmng the miles in |shie in e Antarctic, 300 Aug. 5 and Aug. 6. a . -- a neler "|hours, 40 minutes. The previous|miles from the nearest. settle- SATURDAY [re Eee 8 > |best time for the trip from the/ment. Purposes of the expedi- 1 p.m. -- Annual sailpast o{| Said Mr. Goreski. "have demon-| bottom to the top of Britain was|tion are to find out what hap-| all boats jstrated to the people of the set by a team from Cambridge)pens there in winter and to drill | e ird sailb 4) are8 that the Whitby Yacht Club! University in 1962. It took three/holes to the bottom of the! 2 p.m. -- fgoeen Sallboal|is a worthwhile thing." hours, two minutes longer |1,000-foot ice island. race over a prescribed course. 4 p.m. -- Open race for keel] sail boats. | SUNDAY 1 p.m. -- Albacore class apt boat race. b | BOOST WHITBY IT'S GOOD FOR YOU 2 p.m. Predicted log race for | powerboats (navigational test) 2:30 p.m. -- Blue Nose class sailboat race. | 4 p.m. -- Judging of the "'best- | dressed ship." (On appearance, | safety equipment, and adher- ence to coast guard regula- tions.) 5 p.m. -- Presentation of tro-| phies to the winners of the five | races and the 'Best-Dressed| Ship," donated by dividuals and businesses. | presentations will be made by} Mayor Desmond Newman, Mel) Goreski, Whitby Yacht Club/ commodore, and Lt.-Col. Ly P.| M. Tiggelers, of the Ontario} Regiment. | For those who arrive at the} carnival by boat, ample moor-} ing facilities are available at the west end of the harbor and an information booth will be located on the dock. For those who can't get enough of the} water, bathing facilities are also available. RAPID GROWTH The Whitby Yacht Club, has| grown rapidly since its first regatta in 1966. Since that time, a nearly-completed clubhouse has been built, and plans are being completed for the building of a yacht basin in the harbor. The club has obtained four and one-half acres of land on lease from the Town of Whitby. Mel Goreski, commodore of the founding yacht club, ac- credits the 1966 regatta with being the event that pc" ~itted| the yacht club to get unde. "Last year we had 47 boais Costing mor miles east of tric power, a All of the ti and enginee! up-to-date p DURING THE WHITBY COUNTY TOWN CARNIVAL CaNADIAN TirRE ASSOCIATE STORE @ Dunlop | LAKE ONTARIO STEEL CO. LTD. Hopkins St. South, Whitby