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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 1982, PAGE 7 13m k1 in B ie e- By ROXANNE REVELER Cil 655-4951 wl<h, Items for this column. .Hi there: Not too many year ago, young wornen blushed if they were embarassed. Today, they are embarass- ed if they blush. ST. LEO'S NEWS Mass will. be celebrated at St.- Leo's Sehool in Brooklin at 5 p.m. every Saturday beginning on Sep- tember il. The priest appointed for this is Rever- end Oliver Moloney. Enqwiries May be made by telephoning St. John's Church in Whitby at 668-3676. LIBRARY NEWS The library is pleased to report an excellent summer. A grand total of 969 children have attend- ed the programs for crafts, movies, special and park visits. This, of course, is not counting ail those kids who dropped ini just to visit. A special thanks should be given to ail the children who came and joined the fun. -Now that the holidays are over, a reminder to al that the library wii be open Saturdays starting Sep- tember 11lfrom 10Oa.m. to 4p.m. 1Saturday Storyhour will be back i full swing at the usual time of10: 30to il: 30a.m. Lynne Hart and Joanne Middleton have 'excellent craft ideas already i motion, so don't miss the exciting Satur- day Storyhours. Drop i and view their creative artwork which certainly brightens Up the children's department. Overdues are stiil in great demand, so ail those on the "'wanted list" please drop off those overdue books. Please...please ... please! The photocopier is anxious to be kept busy, 50 corne in and make it work for its keep. Remember only ten and fifteen cents a copy for superb repro- ductions. Certainly a bargain, wouldn't you say!1 Look forward to seeing you at your library. BROOKL IN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION In 1978 a group of local business people joined together to form the Brooklin Business Association.« Since that. time, it has grown considerably and is now a chartered organization. The B.B.A. has contributed money to local schools, sponsored creative activities, held com- mumity dances, entered floats in the Brooklin Spring Fair Parade, held sidewalk sales, Christmas win- dow competitions, and sponsored "Carols in the Park." They are in continuing contact with the Planning Department 0f the Town of Whitby and the planners of the proposed development in order to maintain, strengthen and improve the downtown core, 80 that the needs of the community can be met. Due to the increase in the number of small businesses in the ares and the number of inquiries made, a general meeting of the B.B.A. will be held on Wednesday, September 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Concept Centre, corner 0f Baldwin and Roebuck. The guest speaker for the evening will be Gary Herrema, chairman for the Region' of Durham. Mr. Herremfa is always an excellent speaker and al businessmen in the Brooklin ares are welcome to attend. Meet your fellow business associates and make your voice hesrd. For any additional information plesse caîl 655- 4951. SOME HERO Soon after an oiù weil cauglit fire, the company cailed in expert fire fighters. The heat was 80 great, however, that they could only get witbin 2,000 feet of Attempting to destroy evidence lias resulted in further charges being brougbt against a Wbit- by man. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, P.C. Darryl Hodgins of 18 Division (Whitby) ar- rested- a man suspected of driving under tbe in- fluence of alcobol, on August 22. The constable then took the suspect to the force's main beadquart- ers in Oshawa for a Fire depa- breathalyzer test. ing an interview~ the suspect, the c ble had to leav room. He later discc that a couple of bad been taken oui notebook., Ronald James J son, 23, of 8001 Street, Wlitby hm~ charged witb thel obstructing pollct bas also been ehi with impaired ch He will appear i by provincial cou september 3. rtment investigates causi of 'Whitby fire The Witby Fire De- partment is investigat- ing the cause of a fire that caused almost $30,000 damage to a Hill- crest Drive home last Wednesday afternoon. According to Deputy Chef Tony VanDole- weerd, a young boy de- livering newspapers noticed the blaze whule making lits rounds. He immediately , went across the street to another home wbere lie called the fire depart- ment. VanDoleweerd said that the blaze was under control, within 10 min- utes of the arrivai of the 12 firefighters dispatch- ed. He added that the tire started in the kitchen and caused extensive smoke damage to the rest of the bouse. The department esti- mated fire damage to the bouse at between $7,000 and $10,000 and smoke damageat about $20,000. VanDoleweerd said that if the young boy had not been so quick to cal the departmenl damage to the would have been ti An, investigatîo the cause is contin local Bveral un the B. The >r and ented asked chief rakes 4 stores niay close iii Whitby the rig.' In'despération, the manager asked the volunteer fire department for assistance. Se minutes later, a little old fire truck rattled dom road and came to a stop 50 feet from the fire men jumped off the truck, sprayed each othe then proceeded to put out the flames. The company president was elated and pres the fire chief with a $2,000 cheque. Wheni what he planned to do with the money, the muttered, "Well, first we're going to fix.the b on that damn truck. " See you next week...Roxanne Reveler, Brooklin Bakery drop of Fridays, before noon pli 655-4951. .Man steals pages from police note@ e e e - t - Four downtown busi- f nesses may have to ease, close their doors be- cause Property Stand- ards officer, James - Allen says tbey should be demolisbed. The 150-year-old building at the corner of Brock and Coîborne Streeets, wbich. also bouses four apartm 'ents, Dur- is an "eyesore," said vwith Alen. He said that John onsta- Miseros of Toronto had 'e the been requi red to do work on the building to Dvered bring it up to the stand- Pages ards of surrounding t of bis businesses, but "it basn't been done. ", Erick- The businesses which Beecli would have to relocate, s'been if the former hotel build- rt and ing were wrecked, are e. , He Corner Store, Corner larged Pizza, Patterson Elec- riving. tronies, and Global SWhit- Rebuilders. art on Miseros bas until August 30 to appeal the demolition order to the property standards committee and if he bas not filed lus appeal, or the committee. upholds the decision, the build- ing must be levelled within 120 days of the August 30 date. t, the If there were no house t'enants, involved, the total. demolition should take on into place 30 days from'thé riuing. order date. SHUR-GAI IF Do, Water Sof tenor Rentais 22,000 grain - fuily automnatic Onily'1 2.95 per month Rentai stays the samne for as long as you rent the water soffener. Cati GaryYoung Plumbing 53 Baldwin St., Brooklin 655-4936 BR OKLIN HOME BAKERY & DELICATESSAN 61, BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN 655-4951 SPECiAL THIS WEEK DONITS.89 dz Strawberry - blueberry - apple- lemon and honey clip. Sep our unadvertlsed in-store speclats., BOQYS & GIR LS jNEED EXTRA MONEY? Carriers wanted once'a week to deliver'for the. Whliby Free? Press. The followlng routes are currently availabie. Cali the Circulation Manager now at 668-6111. BROOKLIN Route No. 2010 A compact route,- 50 papers - delivering on North St., Centre St. to Baldwin St., Coiston St. and the west side of Baldwin St. Route No. 2030' A good route - 100 papers - deliverlng on Mont- gomnery Ave., Cassels Rd., Campbell St., Price St., and parts of Heberdown Cres., Vipond St. and Way St., as weIl as the west side of Baldwin st. Route No. 2040 Excellent starter route, - 50 papers - delivering on the east side of Baldwin St., the east side of Centre St., George St., James St., Charles. St.. and Bagot St. WHITBY Route No. 1015 100 papers - Deliverlng on Broadview, Powell, Kendaiwood, Northview, Mansfield Ores., hunt- er, Bradvie'w and south side of Dundas, Falcon Crt. Route No. 1045 125 papers - Deliverlng on Harold, Meadow Rd., Westwood, Forest, Meadow Ores., and east side of Garrard. Route No. 1071 50 papers - Deiivering In Blue Meadows on Hia- ieah Ores., -Vîceregal Crt. and Preakness Cdt. Route No. 1078 100 papers - Dellverlng on Elizabeth Ores., Maria, Graymar, Dalton and west side of Thick- son. Route No. 1079 100 papers - Delivering on_ Elizabeth Ores., Pine MIII Rd. and west side of Thlckson Rd. Ro-- ut o.1223