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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS The Brooklini Senior Citizens hcld thieir annual Chiristias party 'last Friday complete with Satla Clatns. Thiere were over eighty miemibers and guests preseuit . îwo of whorn were Mr. and NIrs. Hiarry Lott represenitii'g tie Whitby Senior Look Naturally Good ' We go aiong wih Nature to brune, oui the best rn yau und youf hu. W. cul itthe wa it grows ., . and shape il to suut yaur face. MEN'S HAIRSTYLING Whitby Plaza 668-6922 Citizens' Activities Centre. À pott4tck supper was enjoyed as was the carol singing led by Mrs. Ivy Arksey and Mrs. Evelyn Croxail. Party-goers were later entertained by the musical renditions of Mrs. Lillian Cook and Mr. William Lindsay of Ashburn - they even found tinte for their usual euchre game - these seniors really know how to throw a party! Last Suniday's Olde Tyrne Christmas hiosted by Group '74 was also a tremendous success. The Conmunity' Centre in Brooklin was filleil for the commilunity carol sing. The womnen of Groîîp '74 hiad prepared innumerable different cookies and othier baked gooclies - neyer have 1 seen so miany differenit kinds aIl iii onie place before. Every one that 1 tried was deiclous. The hot cider served with the cookies sprcad its inimitable warinthi throughout the crowd in preparationi for the luayrides -about the town on a mnmber of tractor crawn haywagons supplied by the Brooklin Kinsmien. I t was an a ternoon of goocl famnily en tertainmiient . 0f special interest würe the exî1uisitelbaid imacle decorationis on, the Christmnas ree. Hiope we can looRç torward to this event next year ladies, it was great! Coming up next Sunday, the l9th is the Christnas concert of Meadowcrcst Baptist Sunday School.' Bus service is available to Sunday school, please caîl 655-4554. Brooklin Branch Library will present a special Christmas program for chîdren on Dec. 23rd from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Christmas stories and songs wili be featured. The library will be closed on Dec. 24th. 0n Dec. 28th, 29th and 3Oth- films and special programs wîIl be offered (2:30-3:30 p.m-.). "Something different" is being planned for the 3Oth - try to attend, it should bc fun. Your public library requests your help in locating Volume eleven of an older Encyclopedia Britannica. It has been missing for some months and help in« finding this book would be greatly appreciated. Aithough it is flot of the newest edition, it is one of a set which circulaties in ' the childrcni's department and cannot be rcplaced. It would make a good Christmas present for Brooklin library. Val 655-4317 Bird's Eye View... of ballet From Page 5 After a wlîile, 1 began tu lnotice tlîat 1 was getting bcubcr on my l'cet and 1 coul almnost go uip a fliglit olstaîrs withliut t ripping. 1 st ilI d idiî't h avc bbhetak ings ol'a dance r bitt my legs were si artiîîg to look more civil ized. Of course, wi tI aIl stories there lias te be an endiiig or a debut and nmy debut to the danîcinîg world was io be at Eit oî's Auditoriou. 1 was te rrcr-st rickeîî 1 cuusidered any ntubiiler over f'ive to beauan wl'tl-sîzed audience apt te tur on the best of performers at the slightest excuse. i fled to the washroorn before the start of the performance. The men's washroomi is to a little boy what the church is to a political radical. It was a safe gro-und to escape to. Escape I did but 1 let myself be talked out-of there and onto te stage to take my place in the Iineup just as the performance was to start. F~or me, it was fitting that my final performance should be just as disastrous as my career had been. 1 died a tliousand deabhs and hung up my inglorous tap shoes forever. Fred Astaire, from me you've got no worries! BROWN 'S BROOKLIN, ONTARIO NORTH WH ITBY STORE HOURS OPEN SIX IAAYS A WEEK 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. EXCEPT THURS & FR1 NIGHTS 'TI L 9 p.m. DELIVERY AT NOMINAL CHARGE 18 Vcalue at 1sf oct 1 Crisp Fresh No. 1 Red Gropes 491 lb Cranhberries i1lb Packages 394 Ontario No. 1 Yellow Onions 21b Bog 39, SIRPOZS-LP' 4$14FO O LD~AN Y FE 1 A CKNGE FCHUFWER469c Rob00 into d A sed l n i &2ozP KAGE Cake lRINS l49 SAJICO- ANA ROIN 1o-FOZ AKAG Fancy Peas49c YOBALL N S D 13-OZ CYIN SAYLM O MATO IN11.FL.OZ Dii Clubn HMuet- Pureleck 334-or Sie Peype 849c SuraBrand 1tgt 3- OV Ck FruiCes$1.79 BYLACK MAC 1-LB BOX Choats 243c PAflTYEr0EiDner WAAfEr Mints 7l/4.OzlPkg19 SNCAu oue-Pre Blak -Z Size FruitCkes 259c BuLACK AG~iIa urs 1-LreBOXtîo ChUC CReAMs2691 ~\ ormng events As part of the Canada- wide projeet, "Trees For Canada", Whitby District Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Rovers and their leaders will be planting 1 5,000 trees in the Town. of Whitby on May 14, 1977. "Trees For Canada" is a national Scouýing projýct designeil to give ahl the boys the opportunity to demnon- strate" through their actions their concern for their couîntry. Lt provides training in conservation and reforesta- tion, beautifies Canada, improves the Scouting imnage and supplies fonds for local, provincial and national needs. Funds raised by the Whitby plantings will be used to help Scouting in Whitby District to develop camp sites and other needs. Somne of the mnoney is uised to support Operation Amigo, an interna- tional Scout brotherhood prograni designed to help five American countries to adapt Scouting to their needs. HOCKEY CLINIC REGISTRATION The Whitby Recreation Departnient is taking registra- tions for its annual Christmas Hockey Clinie Saturday from 10 a.mn.to noon at the Iroquois Park Arena. The hockey clinic wil be held at Iroquois Park Dec. 29 to 31. CH1LDREN'S AUTHOR ON TELEVISION Mrs. Berta Hosmer, of Whitby, author of "Stories by the Fireside", a book of childreîî's stories, wiil be in ter- viewed and will reail sone of her stories on Cable TV this we ek. Mrs. 1lostuier \vili be appearinig on Channel Six today at 5:30 p.m. andl Friday at 4 p.in. BUSY BEAVER VISITS SCHOOLS litîsv Be ave i , f a isti ' pî-evelitioîî SymbIol, is iiîg wVlîi tby schioois titis woo~k, [rngaLlvice on il U h i t îs tir-e p revettioni, .a11l d i ud îng ou t cmi dy culles tIltlie ciiiidieu. FOODMASTER' PHONE 656m4521 3BIG DAYS Thurs Dec. 16 to Sat. Dec. FRESH and FROZEN Grade A TURKEYS 951 lb. 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