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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS BROOKLJN BYLINES from page 6 does not have' room for 28 addiional members and that would mean taklng out ail the member's desks, replaclng them with smaller ones. He emphasized this *as not the timeý for additionalcsts. Atth close of bis speech' he received a standing ovation. COUNTRY CRAFT SALE A country craft sale.,will be l4eld in the Ashburn Community Center on Saturday, Dec. il between 1 and 4 p.m. Corne and buy those, extra -special and unusual gifts, examples of which are:- stained glass; quilted log cabin bags, soft toys, tiekle totes, silk flower arrangements, potery, ceramies, fabric frames, tree ornaments, stockings and dols just to mention a few. Everything is made locaily and very reasonably priced. Coffee wiil be served and there will be door prizes, etc. For furthier information please eaUl 655-4652 or 655-3446. ANOTHER AWABD WINNER FOR BROOKLIN The Brooklin Spring Fair float won first prize for the best, commercial float ln the OshawÎa Santa Claus Parade beld Nov. 21 in'Oshawa.ýý ' The float "'Mary Hada!Little ILamb", was pulled by Perey Mountjoy's four Percheron team. Miss Brooklln and Sherry. Batty rode on the float of Mar and the Lamb. Congratulations to ail who asslsted in this venture. THERE'S A NEW BUSINESS IN TOWN I'm sure aIl the residents of Brooklin, Myrtle and Ashburn will be pleased to hear of a new business in this area. "The Video Image",'owned and operated, by Don Wick, is located in the front section of'the Brooklin Bulletin, on Churcb Street (the street that runs north and south where Mitchell Brothers and the Community Center are located). The Video Image wiil be specializing in "beta" tapes, however, it will also be carrying the VHS tapes. They have over a hundred movies-in stock in Brooklin at the present time'anid' hope to expand, their llbrary at a rate of 30 to 40 i week. Wick has been operating a similar store in Bob- caygeon quite successfully for some time now. The 240 tapes in this store wil also be avallable to you on a reservation basis. The video boon is not a passing fancy. It is here to stay. If youown your own machine there are tapes available for rent. If you don't, there are machines and tapes available on a daily, week-end or weekly basis. It is great to see this new business in town and I wish them all the best. For information or reserva- tions eaUl Don Wick at 655-422. GROUP 74 Group 74 Arts and Crafts is holding an open house and registrat.ion for after Christmas classes on cont'd on page 13 DANCE The Whltby' Iroquois Swim Club Christmas Dance wilbe held Dec. 4 from 8 p.m. toi1 a.m. at Whitney Hall in th e Iro- quois Park Complex. Members, frlends, neighbours, relatives and' ail who enjoy .a night out for fun, and en- tertainrnent are invited. Music will be suppied by, dise jockey. The dan- ce will have somethlng for everyone to trip the light fantastie. Tickets are $10 per couple and include door and spot prizes. For tickets contact Sandy Cook at 668-7002.