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PAGE 6. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,ý 1975 . WHITBY FREE1 * Byin 1 have to start with a thank you to Mrs. Susan Holoduke for her radier delightful letter, last week. I only regret thiat Mike couldn't reproduce the actual notepaper, which was really something...I'm now known as the one that gets the class mail down at the office! But seriously, it is great to hear that such kindriess has been shown to a newcorner to the area. ..and also very nice to know that it' was apprecia- ted. 1 would agree that most North Warders are a very friendly biunch of people ... but I stili feel that.it is difficuit for newcomers to get into the social scene. And 1 think that is flot due ta à deliberate 'cold front' policy, but rather to the fact that various groups stili work on the 'grapevine' system of communication. And as V've said before ... that system is fine if you know that it exists and if you can find an extension that lets you in on the activity. 1 have ta agree that things are changing. .sa many more groups are now informing the area at large, thro' the Bylines. Which of course is what we are here for. So keep it up ... and those that have not been in touch yet ... give me a cali. 1 know that you would welcome newcomers if they did turni up at your meeting ... but they can't do that if they don't know where or Mien it is taking place. But thank PRESS you once again, Susan. It was nice of you ta take the timei ta write. And now onto the business of the week! The next meeting of Branch 152, Royal Canadian Legion will take place at the Legion Hall in Brooklin, on Sunday l9th October at 1:30 p.m. All memnbers are urged ta attend, and once again al ex-Service men of Canadian, British and Allied Forces who have a desire ta support their comînunity-are welcome in the Legion. (N.B. That is a definite invitation if ever I heard one - Liz) If you are interested, then information can be obtained either from the Steward at Branch 152, or by calling Bob 1-edges at 6554149 any evening. The Legion are also pleased to announce that theîr Refreshment Tent project at the World Ploughing Match diat they and the Ladies Auxil- lairy undertook, was Most successful. They extend their thanks ta 'ail dia t helped, both with time and efiort. A limnited ajnaunt of souvenir mugs are stili available and can be obtamned from the Steward at the Brookiin branch., Wednesday, 22nd October, is Open House at the Brooklin Library. Here's your chance ta see just what services are offered by our local library. The librarians will be delighted ta see you any time between 2 and 9 pan. on that day...and as an added bonus, refreshrnents will be served. There's a great deal more ta libraries these days ... not just a case of tending out books. Pop in and see. Garrard Rd. Minor Lacrasse Association Annual Ban- quet and Awards Day will be held at Heydenshore Pavillion on October 26th. Everyone involved with the gaine during the last season is invited ta attend ...coaches, managers, referees, tirnekeepers and booth volunteers. BROOKLIN, -ONTARIO NORTH WIB PHONE 655-4521 SiMIinu.W $ 1.e69 VALUE CHECK'D - BRANDED The Economy Corer ileu tl *yh.Pe .. h.pflor BlomC TASTY BEEF BOLOG NA 466 g imagie Leef Poilah rolden CGadil Round mutUv..' 696 9 _____________SAUSAGE 981 IMPORTED - Frozer Shoulder Cut -. SHEDR LA Brc o~s 6, SKILLET st*s 149C CHOPS70 cs 71 HAMBURC 78 1 GILLETTIl "Go For God" Cont5st! TRAC Il C.urd ps99c AuNT O.EXSPUANtf fi. eLt- % RUIT GIJARD *129 siuvs CI£"M... FOAM\!il u r $1.09 MN SMIAY <MA M DRY WUGE6 FL O 1.25 AuNT PE*S8A&ffl F. O.. T% SOFT & MRI *125 COMME 4RINKd. 61r MINI PADS ..... ZEST Soop 4179c Seodless GRAPES 49Ç lb. Ontario Grown Frosh No. 1 791 lb. MUSHROOMS Ontario Grown CAULIFLOWER Extra Lge. headu 5 ' e. STORE HOURS OPEN SIX DM5S A WEEK 3:30 o..- 6 p.m. EXCEPT ifuRS 5, g. NIGIETS 'TUL ~ p., 'alue otisfaoctI Please be there by I p.m. This wili givc coaches tinie Io collect cvCryOflC ta sit with thcir tcam and rcady 'Io bc served at 1:30 p.rn. Coaches are askcd ta con tact thcir téam membet's and rcmind them of thc date. Dinner wil served before the presenitations. Parents are also invitcd ta watch and enjoy coffee together. The Association arc also holding the Annual Fali Lacrosse Bal] at Hcydensh are. This wîll be held on the 8th November. There wiIl be dancing rrn :3 p.m. ta I a.m. with music vovided bv B & H -ound. Bar privleges, door prizes and a buffet lunch for just $7 a couple. Cali Jean Phillips, 655-3271 for your ticket ta a good nigh t out. Saturday October l8th will be another good night, if you have your ticket ta die Group '74 dance being held at Fantasyland. Music is provided by Ottis Kameka and the dance wfll start at 8:30 p.m ...last waltz at 1 a.m. Bar privileges, door prizes and refreshments . .. .ail for $8 a couple. Get your ticket now by calling Mrs. Marten at 6554635, or by dropping in at the Emporium on Baldwin st. Pack up your newspapers before 9 a.m. and have them out in front and they wll magically disappear on Saturday l8th October. Newsprint only please...no glossies or card- board. The cubs and scouts are expecting a bumper load dhis month as diere hasn't been a collection for quite a while. Don't disavoaWt diem. Also on the l8th, but in the morning ....lO0 a.m. ta 1 p.m. in fact ... there is die Legion Ladies Auxilliary Rummage Sale. It wilî be held at the Legian Hall in Brooklin. IN BIEF.. Drive, 9 a.m. Rummage Sale at Legion at 10 a.m. Group '74 dance at Fantasyland at 8:30 p.m. SUN. OCT . l9th - Legion meeting at 1:30 p.m. WED. OCT. 22nd - Open House at library ... 2-9 p.m. Cord Presentation at Meadow- crest School, 7 p.m. My typewriter is on the blink once again, s0 l'Il sigri off for now. Give me a cal if you have some news for die column, and' till next week take care. LIZ, 655-3750 RED ,,% HIT FEATUREI - KRAFT 1L4b. Pockage 19 FI.%o. IVELVEETA CREESE s1.e343 FInO 4~ PARKAYAMRGARINE 69c T CIE BUDGE CRACKER BARREL cSEm s*.2 9 2;get OG O FEATUREI - MACARONI0iFLO-n KRAFT DINNERS 7.L P" 7C $219 2R29 Prc«T PS IVI - NEWI - FROST! CEREAL 13-Oz. Packagel KELLOGG'S Mini-Wheats 79c TASTER'S CHOICE 4-L Jet FEATUREt - MEAT or MUSHROOM - SPAGHETI CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Sauce FEATUREI - FANCY OUAUTY LIBBY'S TOMATO Juioe FEATURE! - DARK RED or NEW ORLEANS STYLE STOKELY'S Kidney Beans FEATURE! - NAISCO SHREDDED WHEAT 201.Pg 13EST DUI - ORANGE PEKOE "THE TEA"" Tea Bags is1 FEATUREI - FABRIC SOFTENER nTUCI 1 FEAURE -HUELDPPRBF ourIRISH SCOTTOWELS 2RdPecé 99c STEWS FEATUREI - New! Scented Bathroom Tissus - Single PIy 24 FL Os. 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