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PAGE18,WHIBY REFPRESS, WEDNESDAýY, OCTOBER 25, 1989 Spring fair board, members honored' On the evening of Oct. 21, the Brooklin Spring Fair Association held 'their annual dinner and dance for those who shared in the success of the 1989 fair. Following the dinner, special awards were presented to incividuals who honor their years of service. Audrey Young was the recipient of the agricultural service diplomna for her years of dedication to the fair. Craft sale By Soxnja Graham Myrtie United . Church will hold a craft sale on Friday, Oct. 27, 6 to 9 p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 28, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. Burn's Kirk craft show Burn's Kirk Guild will hold another of their popular fali country craft shows to mnclude works by numnerous artisans and craft people, on Saturday, Nov. 4 at Thunderbird Golf Club, Ashburn. The show o pens at 10 a.m. and concludes at 3 p.m. with a draw for a signed, limited edition numbered print by Marc Barrie. Items available include petit point jewehry, pine work, smocking, baby quilts, weaving, ceramc jewelry, andpainted slk scarves and ties, folk art, gift baskets and doorstop nuce. Wayne Disney received the thanks of the Brooklin Spring Fair Board for his excellent organizational skills as the secretary-treasurer for the past two years. Carol Van Henimen, president for the year 1990, paid' tribute to Eldon Werry for bis fine leadership qualities as the president for the period of 1988-1989. Plaques were alo awarded to honor -Stuart Tweedie and John Stroud. Aniber Frost, Miss Brooklin Spring' Fair 1989, was in attendance and emphasized, her excitement in serving as the fair queen. Ini a closing speech, Van Henunen expressed her enthusiasm for her new position as the president. She remarked that the success of the Brooklin Spring Fair could be attributed to the "enthusiasm of youth - with the wisdom of age." For individuals interested in sharing in the planning stages of the next fair, contact Van Elemmen at 263-2007 or 666-2121. Bazaar at St. Thomas A bazaar will be held at St. Thomas Church Memorial Hall, Brooklin, on Saturday, Nov. 5, noon to 3:30 . There wUi be a tea tablO, crafts, bake table, plants, "white elephants» and books. Ter, is $2.50. Free admission to bazaar. H.H. GOODE & SON (1987) LTD. FARM SUPPLIES We carré a wÎde va4ety of farni prc4ucts for your need Daay Foed Hiorse Feed Swno Feed Sheop & Goal Foed Pet FdW Viamin &5 Mierai Stpements & Felikze Brand Name Products from: -Shur Gain.- Mser Faeds - -Purina - Galagher Elecrc Fence- I - ~ - DELIVERV AVAIiLABLE GIVE USA CALL ORODROPIW Brock Street, Uxbridge 852-3335 '- 'N MrRANDA places leaves on the tree duiring Satin'- day rnorning activity of the Brooklin Library Children's Club. Novýember's Saturday (10:30 to 11:30 a.m.> club sehedule includes 'dot to dot' and 'scribbles' (Nov. 4), 'Movie Day' (Nov. 11), games and stories (Nov. 18) and building a Christmas tree (Nov. 25). Preo Pros» photo AN INVITATION TO OUR OFFICIAIOPENING FASHIr.»a FC>R EV1 OCTOBER 26, 27 & 2.8 THURSDAY & FRIDAY until 8pm. SATURDAY until 6pm (LIGHT REFRESHMENTS SERVED) *Casuai shirts, sweaters & ponts bye *Ponts & mock-neck sweaters by rlj *Dress shirts by - ytSkfCim@ LtN *Cologne & oftershave producTs by *A rangeUNDAY sportswear *WÇiX2RICidJackets *100% wool sweaters by BRIICHES *Selection of socks, bel ts, leather gioves *GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE *LAYAWAY PLAN AVAILABLE IF o] Ample parking Z( Regular Hours 9-5, Mon.-Sot. Cf DfikbrooL F51 B Baldwin St. (HWVY. 12) ýBrcioklin 655-3963 - - - -__ - ~ y r *m . Fotmd guilty Of pharmacy robbery oaGordon Butchart 3 6 ofHamilton was last week found gulyof robbing the Brooklin IDAoin Feb. 9. Two men in ski masks robbed the store, one of the men using a gun to threaten the pharmacist and the other holding a knife at the throat of a part-time worker. Butchart wii be sentenced in Whitby district court on Nov. 27. Ste Leo'S bazaar St. Leo's Church Christmnas bazaar will be held on Saturday, Oct. 28., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at St. Leo's School, North St., Brooklin. The bazaar will include home baking, candy, crafts, knitting, sewing, Christmas tree orna- ments and table decorations, folk art, country store, preserves, jams, jellies, pickles, fresh vege- tables,, plants, 'touch 'n take,' tea room and special draws. Conveners are Eleanor Tomas (655-4321) and Franoes Tomsic (655-4477). Wl members discuss fire prevenion By Eiîcen Young The Brooklin Women s Insti- tute family and consumer affairs meeting was t lJ.2 ut the Brooklin community centrq on Oct. 18. The meeting, under the direc- tion'of convener Carrne Arksey, included the motto "Always be aware of fire in vour home." Rol caîl was "What is the first thing you would do in. case of fire.» Special gu est was inspector Dave Bemis of the Whitby fire depart- ment. Current events were given by Camre Arksey. Aleta Campbell gave a brief report on the Asso- ciated Country Women of the World convention in Kansas City. She will attend the WI convention at the Royal York this week. The theme of the convention is 'Partners in Pro- gress.' Rev. Nancy Knox will be guest speaker at.,the convention banquet. î Lunch was served at the fam- ily and consumer affaire meeting, byEileen Young and Ruth Agzar. Phone 668-6111 PAGE 18, WHITBY FREE',