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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Br~k1in Council has had to make a change in their planned public meetings regarding study materials of Phase Two of the Secondary Plan Study for Brooklin's future growth. Hope all of you see this in time - 1 did flot hear about it until after last week's column had gone to press. The meetings were supposed to have taken place this Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the Community Centre in Brooklin. However, council wishes to take a littie more tinie to study the reports themselves before a public presentation will be made. - The meetings will be scheduled for some future date. 1 understand that a tentative date for November has been set. It is unfortunate that the news of this canceltation could not have been given you sooner. Great news about the Sunday skating problem here in Brooklin! The Recreation Department has scheduled public skating ice time for Sunday afternoons in Brooklin in response to public -demnand with the full support of Council. The ice will go in next week here in Brookiin 1 believe *- the first Sunday skate shuùuld be on October 23. Check with the arena on this! Let's have a good turn- out - we have a lesson to learn from this incident if we don't participate in available programs; they will be cancelled. Let's not let th is happen here in Brooklin. The Brooklin and District Kinsmen will have their next meeting on Wednesday, October 12, 6:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall in Brooklin. Members of Council have been BROWN'JS mBmOO KLIN, ONTARIO Pl NOITHWKUTBY DÉL[VERY AT NOMIN4AL CHRGE 3 BIG DAYS Thurse Oct. 6 invited to this Civic Nlght which fosters good-will and friendship between club members and elected officials. Prospective members are welcorne to cahi the memibership chairman, Mr. Ross Batten, for information about the Kinsmen and their activities. Support your local Kinsmen in their efforts to raise money for Cystic fibrosis. AIl proceeds fromn their planned Octoberfest to be held this weekend at the Brookiin Memorial Arena will go to this cause. On Friday, Oct. 7 the arena will be opon from 5 p.m. until 1 a.m. and on the Saturday the festivities will start at 2 p.m. and finish at 1. a.m. Both days there will be live music of al kinds, bar and food facilities and true Germian Octoberfest spirit. Admission will be two dollars per persori per day. Should be an entertaining weekend! At the Ashburn Presbyterian Church there will be an art exhibit featuring the work of local artist Jim Paget. This visual offering will be in keeping with the Thanks- giving theme. The paintings will hang in the upperpart of the churcli and will be available for viewing on Suncays only from October 9 until October 30 both during the morning service fromil a.m. until 12 noon and again fromn 2 until 4 p.m. in the afternoon. Invited officiais, past leaders and interested friends of lst Brooklin Scouting joined the boys in celebrating their Sth Anniversary of 1 st Brooklin Scouting in lirooklin this week. On Tuesday evening at Meadowcrest school as part of the celebrations four Beavers swami up to Cubs, four new boys joined Cubs and seven Cubs moved up to Scouts. After the ceremonies everyone present enjoyed a picce of the Anniversary Cake. The first meeting of the 1 st Brooklin Scout Troup wil be on Tuesday, October Il at the Brooklîn Community Centre frotn 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mr. Ian Stewart is the Scout Master and his assistants are Mr. Bill Pearen and Mr. Bob Ervine. Ail boys eleven years of age and over are welcome to join the troop. A ,Paper Drive will be this com»ing wee ,kend. No magazines or glossy papers may be taken but 'ail of your newspapers you've been saving should be bundled up, securely tied 'and put out by the road'side,before fine ini the momning. People in the Ashburn area niay leave their paper at the Ashburn Community Centre even as late as this Friday. At the latest district meeting the paper drive chairman commented on the fact that the Brooklin area papers were always the best packed and tied papers of ail the Whitby groups. The scouts wish to thank ail of the local citizens for helping them to gain this good reputation. Keep up the good work! Pre-school story hour and concurrent discussion group for the mothers of pre-schoolers and other interested adults wili start on Tuesday, October Il at the Public Library in Brooklin. Interested people should sign up as soon as possible as registration is limîted. Have a good week. Valerie 655-4317. Friday and Saturday, October 7 and 8 - Octoberfest celebrations at the Brooklin Memorial Arena - sponsored by Kinsmen in aid of cystic fibrosis. Saturday, October 8 - District Scouts paper drive - bundles of paper must be out before 9 a.m. Tuesday, October il - 1lst Brooklin Scouts meet at theý Brooklin Coînmunity Centre,*6:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 12 - Brooklin and District Kinsmen Civic Night, 6:30 p.m. at the Brooklin Legion. Pet vaccination urged by Ont. Humane Society Society warns that rabies and distemper are highly danger- '. FOODMASTER, 'IIONE 655-o45'21 STORE HOURS OPEN SIX DAYS A WFEK 8:30 a.m. - 6 prni. EXCEPT THUR S & F RI NIGHT 'TIL 9 p.ni. to Sato Oct. 8 R - For a Thanksgiving Festive Dinner For Tour Freezer: Conaoa No. i >teer Beet >îaesi 12-16 lb. 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CREST Toothpaste $199 NAFIINS FACKCAGE of la CONFIDETS 89C BLICED -CSUSHED- FANCY -IN OAS JUICI I-FLOZ TIN »OL PINEAPPLE 5 5c LISTERMINTso rm..Sj1 .69 CHOCS PULL0C BUTS I-LB TIN ROASTES COFFIE $4.29 OCIAN IPSAT 40FL'oz JAS CRAIEITC*dituaN89c amO MM 8144v"-.d.ACILAGof.410 LuEMEON Pluies 41M Ontario Fancy Macintosh Apples 51b. bug $1.49 New Crop' Frosh Cranbrries l ib. bag" Closed Oct., 10 Thanksgiving z..--, There is no known cure for rabies, and distemper is fatal in' numnerous cases. But owners can protect their pets against the spread of these and other diseases with a simple, annual programn of vaccinations. The Ontario Humane Society urges you to have your pet vaccinated and to keep the programn up to date. For more information, contact your veterinarian or caîl the nearest branch of the Q.H.S. Speeders watched Speedinig notor'ists are going to be watched more careftilly in Whiitby from now on, because of concern by the town counicil. Councillor Gerry Emn recently asked council to have die Durhiavn Regional Police increase thieir radar surveillance of Whitby streets. Councillor Enm said cars squealing tires and speeding froni one stop light to another have caused concern among residents of Cochrane, Euclid and Mary Streets. It would appear that the entire older portion of the town is involved, irritating a lot of people, and they want a crackdown, said Couneillor Emmn. Day care offered Paren.ts looking for a nursery or day care for their children will be interested to know that the Social Planning Councîl of Oshiawa-Whitby lias a comiplete record of local services available ini brochiure form at cost. Thesce can be obtained from '-thliir office on 52 Simicoe St. S., Oshawva or by phioning 725-4774. Included are numiber of children, cost and staff to pupil ratio, as weil as hielpful comminents. Ask for their Oshawa-Whitby Day Care, Nursery Schools, and Play- schools report. FRIDAY NIGI-TSFREE? .INTERESTED INA P-LEASANT SOCIAL EVENING? FOR FUN AND DANC- ING WITH REFRESH- MENTS CALL 655-4104 AFIER 6 P.M. AND ASK FOR DETAIILS. N ý*c ýou r t ý4s Value L minds