Second night of fireworks for Carnival Fireworks, rides and entertain ment will be the features of a spe cial Carnival of Flowers chil dren's program in Queens Park tomorrow. Night entertainment will begin with children's entertainment group the Freckles, who will ap pear before and after fireworks timed for 7.30. Carnival CEO Mr Peter Burton said the night was a response to demand following record crowds at the opening fireworks on Sat urday. Children's rides would operate throughout the final weekend. In ternational Flower Show being held in conjunction with the Carni val of Flowers this year.
Spectacular displays highlight the prominent aspects and tourist attractions of each region.
Participating regions are Allora, Cambooya, Clifton, Crows Nest, Stanthorpe, Millmerran, Ingle wood, Jondaryan, Dalby, Warwick and the Lockyer Tourist Associ ation. The gold medallion was awarded to Clifton Shire, silver to Warwick Shire and bronze to Cambooya Shire and highly commended to Crows Nest and Inglewood shires and the Locker Tourist Associ ation. A Centenary of Flowers'' was the theme of the International Flower Show this year, which had florists and floral artists compet ing for the Ergon Energy Floral Cup. The Joan Falvey Encouragement Award was won by Leisa Kelly. In results published last Fri day, the highly commended award won by Ann Street Take Away in Section A, Cate gory 6, Display - Artificial was uninten tionally omitted.