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WHITBY FREE PRESS, Wednesday, August llth, 1971, Page 7 M :, ' kI m with Eileen Young SOCIAL NOTES * Mr. & Mrs. John Lockyer and son Wayne of London Ontario were week- end visitors at the home of Mrs. Syd- ney Lockyer. * The S ixth Annual Whitby County Town Carnival was a pleasant week- end for ail local residents and visit- ors. Everyone is looking forward to civic holiday weekend of '72. * Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dyer and son, Erinof British Columbia are enjoying a two week vacation with Mr. William Dyer of Cassels Road East. Eddie is happy to behome in Brooklin for a while to be with his father and visit friends. * Rev. George Mundy and his family of Princess Street have returned home after a pleasant holiday in Calgary, Alberta. * [Brook lin and Whitby firemen att- ended the Annual Fireman's Convention held at Aurora on the week end. * Miss Mae Brown of Greenwood spent s e v e r a 1 days with her nephew, Mr. Fred Brown and his family on Bald- win Street. There were 106 entries from Ont- ario County at the Brooklin Horticul- tural society show, which was held at the County Town Carnival. Mr. &Mrs. William Edgar of Bald- win Street, along with their family, spent t h e i r h ol idays at a cottage on Lake Scugog. * A few from here spent one day last week at Santals Village, Eracebridge. * Misses Debra and Linda Grazell of K evan, Ontario have enjoyed a two week vacation at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. George Love of Price Street. CLEARANCE SALE of 1971 MODELS Val-Bar & Kaplun 30% Trailers OFF REG PRICE While they LAST! Brooklin Camping Sales #12 HIGHWAY (¼ mile N. of Brooklin) 655-3281 655-4248 * Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins of Way S t r e e t s pent Sunday 1last at Fenlon Falls Ontario. * Brookl in Horticul tural society mem- bers were the guests of Oshawa Hort- icultural society on Wednesday, when they went on a tour of the Parkwood Gardens. Bithdays * A f e w celebrating birthdays th i s m o n t h a r e: Mary Lou Johnson, Ted Jacobs, Robert Jacobs, Angelo Jac- o b s. M a r go Jacobs, Cathy Edgar, M r s. S y d ney Lockyer, Mrs. Ralph Mowbray, Mrs. Gary McComb, Mrs. L. F. Richardson, Jack Parkin, Doug- las Lade, Dorothy Jones, Eileen Ham- il and Leslie Jamieson. Coming Events *On t a r i o County Junior Farmers' Bus Trip to Niagra Falls August 14th and 15th. * "World's Fair Exhibition Park, 19th. of Glaiolus 1971" at Toronto on August * August 22nd through August 28th, Pr ov i n c ial Junior Farmers' United B us T r i p. Ontario County delegate will be George Timms, Sunderland# 5. * 8:00p.m. , August 23rd at the Town- s h i p Hall1 , Sunderland - Director's meeting, North Ontario Plowmen's Association. * The Brooklin Pubi ic Library on Vi pond Road will not be closed for holidays this summer. Hours are as usual. Plans are in the making for a Travelogue to be shown in the month of September. For further informat- ion, watch this column. E3rooklin-Derek Vessey, son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Vessey, was the best al1- round student and athlete at theMeadow crest School for the year 1970-71. Miss Frances Reid, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William Reidof Ashburn won the same honours. 4v gOy EDU E/frf4f If Saturday night's public dance at Heyden- shore Pavilion is any i n d i cation of how Whitby feels about the lake- s ho re recreation centre, then that project woul d have to be termed a tre- mendous success. A happy combina- tion of young and not -so-young Whitbyites danced on an open invat- ion from the town recreation depart- ment till midnight, and the s p a c ious hall echoed with I aughter and mus- ic. Despite late no- t i ce of the open- to- the-public dance, the hall1 was im- pressively filled. Included in the r o und of dancers were: Pol ice Chief Pilkington and his at trac tive wife, Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Gelette, Host Tom Beckett and wife, Mr. & Mrs. Deputy-Clerk Cuddy, and a beam- ing Deputy Reeve John Goodwin and his wife. Mr. Goodwin was c h a i r man comm- i t tee of the new pavilion. Friends from ne ighbour ing mun- icipalities includ- ed Mr. & Mrs. Harry Peleshok from Ajax. Notable 'stags' at, the social eve- ning w e r e Mayor Des Newman and Councillor Vern MacCarl. Ail in attendance w e r e f avourably impressed with t h e i r new facili- ties, and itwas with a tincture of humour that one or two worried mot- h e r ' s n oted that the $110, 000 rec- r e a t 1io n complex did not i n cl ude a pay telephone to check with their babysitters. 77?EVQ/? 171F QAO 7q~/C 8C/&~ QI MEé? you />urr/iw mf l /? For Your Car A Tune-up Shop With A Difference Licensed specialists using electronic equipment which is unequalled in this area All work guaranteed You can corne back until your car is running exactly as you want it to HAMER AUTO CLINIC HWY #12 AT THICKSON RD. BROOKLIN, ONT. Ca 1l: 655-4492 HEYDENSHORE DREW LARGE WHITBY CROWD Hall filled on 1-day's notice