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SPENCER COMMUNITY CENTRE The Spencer Community has announced the winners of a raffle that was drawn on May 18. First prize went to F. Verrydt of Oshawa (ticket 223). Second prize was won by M. Leetch of Pickering (ticket 322) and third prize went to M. Worsley of Oshawa (ticket 207). The centre has expressed its thanks to Stokely Van Camp of Canada Limited and to Miracle Food Marts for donating the prizes. SPRING FAIR DANCE Get your tickets for the. Brooklin Spring Fair Dance (Saturday before the fair) May 30 at 8 p.m. till 1 a.m. There will be live music by the group "Fire". Tickets are $7 per person. There will be a bar and lunch is to be served. For tickets cali 655-3733 or 655-4993 or Short's Pharmacy. MEADOWCREST PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS During Education Week the junior students displayed their work in the hall under the theme "The Learning Stream." Miss Clark's grade 4, 5 class produced puppets for presen- tation of plays for primary classes in the library and for open house Tuesday evening. Also performing at open were were the primary and recorder choirs with the musical play "Red Riding Hood" after having presented it to the senior citizens of Fairview Lodge on Monday. Open house say Mrs. Coomb's grade 5 pupils challenging their parents in a spelling bee. The parents won. Mrs. D. Johnson's grade 3-4 class performed a choral selection in the hall while Mrs. Hopkin's grade 7-8 enriched English class conducted story-telling sessions in the library for pre- schoolers to grade 2, reading books they had written them- selves. About 30 children attended the 3 sessions. Mr. Brownson's room showed slides of school activities of the last several years while Neil Wick demonstrated in Mr. Parker's room a micro-computer and showed how useful it can be in the home. The senior choir also went to Fairview Lodge on Monday to sing some songs from their production of "Oliver", and have the senior citizens join in a sing-song. On Tuesday Mrs. Lang with her dog King fromn the Humane Society visited the grade 1 and 2 classes to discuss the proper care of pets. On Wednesday Mr. Wright's grade 6 class had a Food Fest of European Cuisine. On Thursday the Art Consultant, Mr. Tomlinson, came to Mrs. Larish's grade 5-6 class to give a tesson on sketching people. Also on Thursday, the kindergarten parents attended class and watched their children working and playing in their daily routine. MEADOWCREST ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Meadowcrest Advisory Committee wishes to remind ail parents of an open meeting and draw to be held in thE school gym on May 27, 1981 at 8 p.m. Guest speakers will be Mrs. B. Koch, primary junior consultant with the Durham Board of Education and Mr. R. Neale, head of the depar- tment of student services at Anderson C.V;I. The theme of the evening wilI be "learn more about the school system." MISS BROOKLIN PAGEANT The contestants are ready and preparations are near com- pletion for the 7th Annual Miss Brooklin Spring Fair Pageant. The festivities to be held Thursday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. will feature the contestants in modelling, speaking and talent portions. As well, there is other entertainment scheduled for the evening and Mr. Gary Herrema wiIl officially open this 7th ON LY41 corn BY FREE PRESS, WEDNLSDAY, MAY 27, 1981, PAGE 7 Spring Fair. Tickets which are $2 will be available at the door. (Children under 12 accompanied by an aduit will be admitted free of charge.) FASHION AMONG THE FLOWERS On Wednesday, June 10 at 2 p.m. the Brooklin and District Kinette Club is hosting a fashion show at Cullen Gardens. Regular admission to the grounds entities you to wander the gardens and miniature village at your leisure. Then you may attend the fashion show at no additional cost. Summer fashions from the Brooklin Village Shoppe will be featured. AIl proceeds from this event go to Cystie Fibrosis. Please corne and bring a friend. Susan Smith 655-4737 Brown's Foodmaster (before noon Saturday) BRIAN DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC * HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO 683-6074 Bush collection The Tow n of Whitby has requested that residents whose privot and red bar- bary bushes were killed as a result of the late spring frost do not throw them out for the regular garbage collection. Bill Wallace, the town's administrator, has requested that residents cal the town's operations centre at 668-3437 before June 15 so that special pick-up arrangements can be made. There is no charge for this special service. SDOG TRAINING CLASSES 10 week basic '~obedience course, î outdoors, yýi Starting June 1, 1981. Location -- SKLAUMAR KENNELS BROOKLIN ~Information. 686-1612 t 655-4871 SATURDAY We're celebrafîng the openlng of our new Scen- son's Ice Crearn- and you're ail invited f0 the grandest, old-fashîoned ice cream social you'se oser seen' We'se te-created the rich atmosphere of old San Francisco wîf h warm wood, sfained glass, and mat- ble tables. Offl And lust like fthe good oitu ,ays, you can watch us churn our own ice cream right in fhe store! We use only the richest dairy Iwo cream cornbined w 1h the finest ngredients 10 create oser fort y outrageously delicious flavors -- Li 41 4Our genorous single cones weign a fui; Squartier Pound- and thaf 's just the begi -- - ntng, We also maire a fuît lne of fabulous s undaes, shakos, sodas, floats. , S phosphates and parfts I Its a day you won f want Io miss Soli gaPl !ewhcoetam dy arnd corne lu Swenses's Grand Oponing Ice C eam SOl in thehrich tradiion ot d Sani mw1261 BaIIey Ave.w Pickering CHOO. COUNTRY RADIO 1L4 THE CHOO RADIO CHILI COOK-OF'F IROQUOIS PARK, WHITBY, ONT. 1981 MAY 3Oth IN AID 0F ÇYSTIC FIBROSIS SSATURDAY NIGHT Country Dance a Concert st arring ~Ž RONNIE PROPHET feat uring *JOHNNY BURKE - EASTWIND * WHISKEY RIVER ADMISSION TO IROQUOIS PARK F R VF!! 6round Open ai 8:00 A.M.) ADMISSION TO RONNIE PROPHI 1 SHOW $6.00 per person *NOTE: TICKETS SOLD ON FIRSI1 COMIE-FIRST SERVE BASIS TICKETS AVAILAISLE AI Choc Radio: 97 McMastar St., AJAX, Black Angus Freezer Basf. 66 Harwood Ave., AJAX. McLean-Huntar CabIe TV: 91 Station St., AJAX, The Green Thumb Florists: 36 Hunt St., AJAX, Royal Scott Restaurant: 42 Hunt St , AJAX. Iroquois Park Arona: 500 Victoria St.W., WHITBV; Miracle Mart: Whitby Mal. Thîckson Rd.S., WHITBY; Strouds Food Mar- ket, ROUGE HILL; Mîke Eno: Dept. 69. General Motors OSHAWA, WilIio & Marian: The Body Shop, Genaral Motors. OSHAWA. Russo Building Supplies. 864 Taunton Rd.W.. OSHAWA; Normnns Entar'tainment Contre Bowmransille Mail, BOWMANVILLE; Peter- boro Lumber: 10 Scugog St., PORT PERRY. Newvcastle Reporter: 5 King St.E., NEW- CASTLE. Country Music Store 2204 Danforth Ave. TORONTO; The Steak Shop: The Ohawa Contre, OSHAWA building cen M-L' -4