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'Brookîin Bylines 1 Ail the news is lrorn Ashburn thIs week, and they cer- tainly make good use of their Comniunity Centre which is v-here all these activities - save one - take place. The first date to note is for this Friday, December 6th, at 8 p.m., fdr 50 cents (25 cents for students) youcan spcnd an enjoy- able evening playing Buchre and meeting some new friends. Or, if you are already participating in this regular event, then take along a friertd to share in the fun. Ashburn people can also use the Centre to drop off those well tied bundles of paper, a day or two before the next paper drive and pick-up..which is of course on Saturday, December l4th. As mentioned last week the Scouts rcally want to make this, a very successful event and are asking for your full cooperation. If you have any questions call: .... 655-3253, 4337 or 3718. Saturday, December l4th is 'Christmas Dance andParty Night' starting at 8:30' p.m. Fran k Barkley is providing the music for an evening of square and round dancing. There are pries to be wvon, a dclicious lunch ta eat, and a good time to be had by al..and it only costs $4 a couple. So book your baby sitter and go off and get into the Christmas spirit. And on 24th December you'll have time before Santa arrives to join in a Christmas Candlelight Service at Burn's Church, Ashburn. This sounds a lovely way to get away from ail the commercial -rat race and return to the simple way of remembering just why we are celebrating this holi- day. 1 should imagine that other Churches in the area are offering similar services-..how about letiing the Bylines kriow, so that we can tell any newcomers to the North Ward that they will be welcome to join in the celebrations at your church. Thank you Ashburn for letting us know what is going on in your area of the North Ward. Do you hate throwing out ail those empty glass con- tainers? 1 know that many of us do-..it seems such a waste. But you can't reuse every jar or bottle that comes your way'. Does anyone who reads this column have any information on how we could have them picked up and recycled?.-.Is there a firm that will corne into Brooklin and pick them up if we have a botule drive? If you know of sucli a firm please caîl Mrs. Halsey, 655-3206 who will be only t'oo delighted ta hiear from you. Any other -information..cali the Bylines, 655-3750 and let's get it into print. Sec you next week 1 hope. P.S. In Myrtle on the 1IOth of Decembe'r at 8 p.m. a U.C.W. meeting will be hcld at the home of Mrs. Norman Couper- waite. Would ail. members please bring cither a pound or a package of candy for. the Christmas Concert. News of that in next weeks Bylines. LIZ WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1974, PAGE il Number Twelve in a Series The Wayto Win... By Mika Rothenhergor Copyright (-: Dole Carnegle & ASSOCiates, Imc. 1967 AlilRighf, Resorved The story is tald of a young man who quit bis job and-ran away fram homne because he was not willing ta do as much work as bis.employer feit hie should. He decided that hie would go ta a country far away wlie re lie' had heard that he could find great riches withaut having ta work liard. Sa he tied his scanty possessions ino a bun- dle, threw it over bis shoulder and set out an bis jaurney. He 1 had flot gane far when he was overtaken by a fierce storm. Fie plodded along throughi the wind and the sleet and the snow until he was nearly cxhausted. Then ta bis deîight he saw a small cabin just a few hundred yards down the trail. As fast as he could he ran ta the shack, forced BROWN'I *CourtesyValute NORTH WHITBY PHONE 655m452 atisfaction ii.oo. 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For the famiy dinner we have Maple Leaf Grade A Turkeys (or nther brands available) ducks, geese, chickens and hams. Order now to assure size and quality. Wc also specialize in supplying pre-xmnas birds or hams to offices, Industrial plants, bowling leagues or other groups. Fresh Turkeys Available If OrderedSoon MtATURES - FOUIr'e-Wm2S Fo« Ot REYNOLDS wmp 89c fflTURR - COu" LaLy SP. O0& 5"dm SOYA SAUCE I&33e CHINA ULY SAUCI , I O. Du SWEET &SOUDR 39C 4 VARWflES- AFTER àS mpooge.t 1 COCKTAILm - O" wm D w - MiU?!.IANT COFFEE s-oz i l69 HUT OI ATE $1M ranherUMes" 39c IL U.S. NO. 10"od Hfead Lettuce 39c Sa. U.S. No.1 Grad 10 oz. bug Wub.d end trlmmed Spinach2/9 U.S. No. 1 Grade Mild Slîinu Spanish Type 19C ib. STORE HOURS OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK 8:-30. a.m. - 6 p.m. EXCEPI THURS IF1 NIGNI'S 'IL9 ~ the door open and went inside. In onec corner of the room stood an old pot- bellied stove. H-e shook his fist at the stove and commanded, "Stave, give me heat and l'il give you wood.." Fie stood and waited but he could feçI no heat. And again he dcmanded, "Stove, give me heat and l'Il give you wood," but no heat could lie feel. He shouted his command for the stove ta give lm heat until his voice became hioarse but to no avail. He pulled blis coat tightly around himself and sat down on the floor by the stave. He shivered as he waited for the stove to give him heat until he collapsed and froze because he didn't realize that be would have ta give the wood before lie could enjoy the heat. One persan may say, "Why is it that 1 am always s0 unlucky? Why can't 1 have a better job sa 1 could earn more money and be able ta afford a better car and a finer, more beautiful home? Why is it that the breaks always camre to someone cisc?" And sa often that persan wili keep right on asking "why" instead of doing something ta improve bis circumstances. Another persan takes an entirely different approach. This one says, "I am not satisfsed with my present status in life, 1 want something better. 1 want a better job, with a higher income, 50 1 can enjoy more of the finer things in this world." Then he sits down ta ana-, lyze his situation, ta determine what hie will have ta do in arder ta get what lie wants. If it réquires a better job he will determine what he must do,- if anything, ta qualify himself for it. When hie realizes what has ta be done hie doesn't put it off, he immediately gets busy and does it. This is the man who wilI succeed. This is the man who may seem ta be lucky, but his secret is seldom luck, it is usually deliberate and consistent action. When we firmly resalve ta face up ta the price of a successful life, when we become willing ta give the wood of constant and persistent effort, only then can we expect ta enjoy the heat; only then can we begin ta look for- ward ta a richer, fuller and more re- warding life, "Such is the way ta win." Boy to Model Fashion Show Six-year-old Glen Town- send, of Whitby, is one of 14 chiîdren picked as a model for an upcomning fashion show. Glein, a Dundas Street School student, wilI model clothes for Ida Burns Assoc- iates on Friday and'Saturday at Sheridan Mail ini Pickering. The 14 children, ail under 15 years old, were chosen from 260 hopefuls. 4] BRANDEDBLADE AND SHORT RIB ROASTS 98%w. AIF0STuniFfIN PORK .. SPARERIBS 1 09b =lMýj SomBiCO.En Co WNrdfio ..- t h BLADE l18 1O U S 8 LAMI * 140 POKmix 9 LBC0m m129 STOCK UP ON. CULVERHOUSE Urand FOODS CHOICE OUALIY GREEN PEAS 0 It 0&3Is1 CHOICE OUAUTY19FL O lns" CREAM CORN 2 73c CHOICE OUALfTY - SMALL WHff WHOLE POMMTES ~O CHOICE OUAUITY BAÀRILEiT PEARS eFLoL r 55c I - F. ALAN LAWSON <.Aà 11WMTE DgIN AKR " 69 King Street East Oshawa, Ontano LIH 1B4 Telephone: (416) 723-3800 Mill" qw- ýý Adý 1 1 FOO-DMASTER