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s entries. Prizes such as silver trays and ribbons will be awarded. The public will be able to view these beautiful flowers from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. in the Iroquois Park- Arena on Saturday night as weIl as Sunday fromn 10:00 .a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Members of the Brooklin Horticultural Society will. be on hand ail day to discuss various aspects of -flower growing should you have any PAG 6,WED1~SAYJULY 28,1976; WHITBY FREEPRES Brooklifl Fair grounds. are being readied to receive fire fighters from ail over Ontario. Our fire station here in town has been given the' final touches to rnake it look its very best. With the arrivai of the convention delegates some interestiflg activities will commence. One interesting event wili be a parade on Sun. Aug. lst, leaving, the Brookliii fire hall at 1:00 p.m., and ending at the arena for a memorial service at 2:30 p.m. Various and strange games of water bail, bucket racing and a bath tub race wiil take place after this. If you're up at midnight you'll be able to view the strangest parade of al:. the pyjama parade! There wiil be so mnany dances, parades, breakfasts, and other assorted entertainimeflts you'Il need to keep a calendar of the events handy so you don't miss anything. Should be a terrific weekend for the whole town. The County Town Carnival is in full swing this week and many local people are involved in one way or another. The Carnivai Parade will begin at 10:00 and should be a good one this year! The Brooklin Horticultural Society will be sponsoring a Flower Show on Saturday Juiy 3 lst and Sunday August'lst. This competition is open to al area residents of Durham Region. The entries should arrive at the Iroquois Park Mrena between 2:00 p.m. and 4:30. Accredited judges will decide which are the best- BROWN'S BROOKLIN, ONT.ARIO NORTH WHITBY PHONE 655-4521 Cantcloupe -Eacli 49c Bradford Marsh NO. 1 C1.ery Large Stalks 39' :TREHOU RSI opW SIX -DAyS A WUEKi Exç .TNXS m i. 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Val 655-4317 Report expected next'i Ann %-%Vmmifla pool bus!i During the first week of August, the Whitby Recrea- tion Department wiil be pre- paring a report on whether or flot to initiate a bus service for public swimming at the Iroquois Park Swimming Pool. Comîwunity Services Co- ordinator Bob Caspeli says -that only about three or four per cent of the questionnaires sent out by the recreation departmneft in June were returned, but the response seems to indicate an interest in a bus service. From the 150 question- naires returned, Mr. Caspel says, 51 adults and 114 children have indicated that thev would participate ini a buIpbgam The greatest interest was shown in having the bus service on week days and Saturdays, with less interest shown in Sundays. Eighty- four people said they wanted the bus service on week days, 65 on Saturdays and 46 on Sundays. Most people indicated that they would like to be picked Up at local schools) in their neighbourhoods, such as Kathleen Rowe, R. A. Hutchison, Dr. Robert Thornton and Pamierston. However, the northern residents of the town indicated they preferred pick- ups in their local areas, rather in Brooklin.s Most of those who respond. ed to the questionnaire saids they would be wiliing to pay 10 or 20 cents for the rides, while few would agree to pay1 as mucli as 40 cents. Response to when they would use the service was generally, the same, with a slight emphasis on the winter months when driving is bad. Seventy-two people said they would use the service froin December to March, 67, in July and -- August, 66 from September to November, and 63 -from April to June. The questionnaires indicate that a lot of people are I veek service, participatirlg in the public swims at Iroquois Park, and many would use the bus service if it was offered, *said Mr. Caspeil. However, Mr. Caspeil said he would like to hear from more people before the matter is considered, because of the low response to the questionnaire, which was distributed through the schools. No conclusions have been drawn yet on whether the service will be instîtuted, said Mr. Caspell. If it is decided to proceed, it could in operation in conjunction with the faîl swimmillg - -programn, he said. cated that bus service was a good idea, said Mr. Caspeli, and some suggested that bus service should be provided to aIl Iroquois Park events. Carnival Bavarian Garden Whitby Lions and their ladies spent an enjoyable evening last Friday at the home of Lion Bill and Pru Whiittick finalising arrange- nacots for the club's 1976 Bavarian Beer Garden to be hield July 3Oth, July 3lst, and August 2nd at Iroquois Park, on the north side of Base Line Road west of the H-enry Street intersection. -.- The Beer Garden now a major feature of the Whitby County Town Carnival will be open daily on these dates from i p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday afternoon entertain- mient will be provided by the national award winning Whitby Brass Band, from 1 p.m. to supper time. Each evening the oompah band of Hans Wagner & His Happy Austrians wili present musie- for singing and dancing. This popular event attracts residents f rom ail over Durham Region and beyond and provides the Whitby Lions Club withmuch need- ed funds to, further their work in the community. Staff-Liner iwins third prize tion, the Staff-Liner, news- letter of thie Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, was awarded third prize in its class recently in the 1975 Hospital Newsletter Cuontest sponsored by Hospital Ad- ministration in Canada. According to. Hospital Administration editor John Boyd, the judges voted Staff-Liner three points fewer than the first prize winner in a fàeld of 23 entries from papers published across Canada. 'The Whitby Psychiatric Hospital publication was piaced in Class A category, mon thly publications for hospitais with over 500 beçis. The Staff-Liner,,winner of ,previous awards for honorable .mention, was established in Deýc.xmber:19-7 1-, FOODMASTER IHNNES . 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