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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Hli there! LotN of interestlng news for you'this weelc-- but first may 1 apologize for flot -getting down ta the Consolidated Building Corporation's presentation re: future development of Brooklin' I1 had hoped to report to you about the concepts being forwarded by these developers. The only feedback I've had from those who did visit the display, was that it came as something of a surprise ta discover the extent of the planning area. *They are flot talking about a couple of small subdivisions' - this is a totally expanded community! The artlsts' drawings are apparently quite interesting in regard ta possible new looks for our downtown area. Those of you who did flot visit the C.B.C. (old bank building) last week may be able ta go this week as I hope ta. h S T THOMAS ANGLICAN CNURCN . mCrer of A',dersin & Wjrnchest9r 9ds., Br"vfrkli", WELCOMES YOU TO ITS WORS41IP AND) IlFELLOWSHIP1 >u-iday Services: :unday Sche'o1: 9 a.m. ila.m. iam. iquiries tr': qev. Tod Stqvos 655-3883. 1 ta this whole question of future growth is the public display af study materials that 1 mentioned last *week. These will be available at Brooklln Cominunity centre on Wednesday October 5 from 1-7 p.m. Following this, in the evening there will be apublic meeting organized by the Administrative (Planning) Committee of the town. Phase Two of the Secondary Plan Study will be discussed. Don't miss this important meeting. The Beethoven Lodge No. 165 I.O.O.F. have adopted a very worthwhile projéct that wlll receive their full support. It is the Participation House Project (Durhamn Region). This projeet will be a combined "home", educational workshop, and a recreational facility for severely handicapped young adults in aur region. It will be designed ta enable the young residents ta participate in life ta the fullest extent of their ability. This is a new project that will really get underway at an opening meeting in the I.O.O.F. hall on Begot Street in Brooklin on Monday, October 3 at 8:3.*0 p.m. Regional Chairman Walter Beath will be there ta introduce guest speaker Dr. Claude Vipand of Oshawa. An interesting and informative outline of the project will be featured. Every- one interested in furthering this projeet is invited ta attend. Myrtle United Church will hold their annual Thank- Offering Service on Sunday, October 2 at 2:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be the Reverend Mr. Hainer of Brooklîn United Church. This year's service will have special interest in that an histarical patchwork quilt will be presentcd ta the church by a Miss Mary Howard of Toronto, whose father the Reverend Mr. Howard was the first minister at this church when it was built. The quilt is a very beautiful patchwork one that was ernbroidered with the names of area residents and was presented ta Miss Mary Howard's father in 1908. This very thoughtful and generous gift brings ta aur area not only Myrtle United Church history but community history as well. .This service and quilt presentation is open ta everyone. Special music wiIl be provided by the Brooklin United Church choir. The U.C.W. will have a fine lunch ready afier service - try ta attend. BROWN 'S Onfti We Are Agents IFor A4-1 0oz.Oiql -2.e 24- 10 oz. 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CREAMY CLOVER LE»F PEANUT pImN K BUTTER SALMON $1.59s1.59 e PFRINGLES Chs Smin POTATO GON CHIPS COFFEE 9-9c 1 3.89 -of rny favourite activities is skatinig on Sunday after- noons - it is great exercise and my kids go aiong with me. There is public ice timne on Tuesday afternoons - but people who work cannat make-that. There is also time on Friday evenings but area young people ail use this - and 1 certainly don 't begrudge themn it - there is little enough for theni in aur area as it is! I-.owever, the Sunday after- noon ice-tirne was the only tiiiie that farnilies in the area nad access ta the area. Dowe have ta travel ail the way down ta Iroquois Park for this as well? I quite realize that many activities miust be scheduled dowvn there and 1 amn quite willing ta drive down for rnast of thenm -- but - whien yau live only a few blocks from an arena and have no access nt ail ta ice time there it just seenis a little unfair! Brooklin Horticultural Society wAil meet on Wed. Septemiber i-28, 8 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. Roy Halward of the Royal Botannical Gardens will speak about Faîl Planting and Pre- paration for Winter. The annual Muin show will also be held this evening and there will be vegetable and Decor- atîves classes. Meadowcrest Baptist Churchi will hast the Interna- tionals, a versatile group of musicians and singers on Friday, Septernber 30 at 7:30 p.mn. AlI are welcome ta "Discover a new world"' as their brochure praclaims. Group '74 have elected a new executive for the camning year. Acting President is Gail Moor, Vice-President is Jonny Hu rtibese, Secretary is Linda Tripp, Treasurer -is Maureen Martens and Memn- bership will be handled' by Marie Ferguson. The Social convenor will be Naida- Cormack, Arts and Crafts persan will be Evelyn Spratley, Public Relations will be the responsibility of Darlene Byng and Barb Porter will be Mernber At Largu. Anyone interested in joining this group may contact Marie Ferguson at 655-4751 for further details. If you are new in town you may join this group's. next mneeting on Monday Oct. 3, 8 pý.m.in Brooklin Comimun ity Thurs. Sept. 29 to Sat. Oct. 1 c" F- 1 - - whi«.a m.A C. i3am CCI OU if. 89c NiSTLES OWK s2.39 MARGARNE Wl- F 59c SOIJP MIX 2 («89C FIVE ROSE t' 8.29 aIne UOT '-l TIJNA 0»«r-Ladf 77c C.,.d.1-7 C- O3 ,Co. W_. l"« n.8 GREN BIANS 3o1«s ASSRTED ENGLISI Wston Candies 8-oz Package BUY TWO PACKAGES AI REGULAR PRICE 89cesmch One Packagefre PORK Chops $1.38. 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This progratili offers women a chance ta meet new people, miake new friends and just Take-a-Break from regular routines. Enjoy exercising, learning niew crafts and discussing topics of interest ta you. there. is a n excellent prograrn of crafts, games and story time tg keep your children interested while you are relaxing. Infae care is also available. Cûrrent plans for October Take-a-Break prograins include Lenore Wright, local hairstylist who will demonstrate hair- cutting techniques and offer styling tips. A visit ta the store and school of Mary Lisko, cookbook author, who will pro- vide ideas for appetisers for holiday entertainment and later in the month aur local Block Parent representative Bey Stanley will outlinc the Block Parent pragram. There is also a projected town of local antique shops. Obviously this is a varied and interesting prograM~. If you wish information please caîl the 'Y' at 668-6868. Registratidn for the 'Y' Kindergym of 'interest ta pre- schoolers bas be-en slow. If we want programs ta be con'tini- ued, in aur area we must support them.' This program fea- tAures enjoyable activity* and exercise aimed at developing good muscle tone, suppleness and confidence., It is held an Saturday mornings in Meadowcrest School 9:30-10:15 a.m. Caîl 668-6868 for information. A couple of people have called ta tell me that they are unhappy that there is only Senior Figure Skating time avail- able at Brooklin Memorial Arena. AIl juniors and inter- mnediates have ta travel down ta roquais Park for lessons-. Perhaps the Figure Skating executive could do something about this. This club is well organized and well run. -,I appreciate that ice scheduling is always a problem and that there mnay be good reasons for the present arrangement. Speaking about ice scheduling - I arn very ùnhappy ta learn that there is no Sunday afternoon public skating ice-timne available this season in Brooklin. Although sevýeral caîls brought this ta my attention 1 amn speaking notonlyfor tht>rn but for myself. Thi*s'strikes very close ta home. One dr .