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Page 14, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. November 3, 1993 ,;BROOKLIN }i Canadian Gospel Music Associa- tion. Gary Kiveil was top vocalist for 1992-93. A social heur follows the con- cert. THE REGIONAL SMUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM ....... THE AND TETOWN 0F WH ITBY DURHAM <.., REGION PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE LOCAL SANITARY SEWER SERVICING AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE COMMUNITY 0F BROOKLIN IN THE TOWN 0F WHITBY The Regionai Munucipality of Durham is in the process of finalizing detailed deig for thie local sanitary sewers requimed f0 service thec Community of Brooklin. In addition, thec Town of Whitbyisrean detailed design for roadworks which will be constructed in cofijon with fthe installation cf the lcal sanifazy sewers. APublic Information centre to present engineerrn9 dawns construction phasing and explain thec cost impact on individua owners will be held on: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1993 2:00 TO 5:00 P.M. AND 7:00 TO 9:,00 P.M. BROOKLIN COMMUNITY CENTRE 45 CASSELS ROAD EAST, BROOKLIN Staff from the Region cf lDurham, Town of VWhitthy and the Consulting Engineeru for fli projeot will be in affenidaice in answer quesionms and receuve comments on dmi undertaking. Furdier information oaa be obtained from: SANITARY SEWERS Reglon of Durham Mr. John Presta, P.Eng. Telephone 905) 668-7721 ROADWQBKS Town of Whitby Mr. Gary Carroll, P.Erg. Telephene (905) 668-50 8:30 a.m. f0 4:30 p.m. Monday f0 Fridlay The Ministry cf Environment and Energy is financially assisting in the cost cf constructing flie local sowers thrcugh the JobsOnfario Capital Fund. V.A. SILGAIUS, P.ENG. W. HANCOCK RPENG. Commîssioner of Works Dloector of Pukllc Works Reglon of Durham Town of Whltby Kkwame, uprad. Park BROOKLIN KINSMEN president Kent Murray tries out a new slide at Brçoktin Kinsmen Park. The club dedicated new playground equipment, which Rt paid $1 6,500 to instali, at the park recently. Club members also donated their labour to do an electrical upgrade at Grass Park, and donated some $36,000 of equîpment for the playgrounds at Luther Vipond and Ashburn parks. Murray says the club welcomnes new members at their meetinçjs, which are every ecnd Tuesday (next meeting Nov. 16), 6:30 p.m. at Casses Community Centre. Gall Murray at 655-8357 for more information. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Kivei Singers at Burnsi ThA i vA l J -v ifpr wad.asbstLrun t h Everyone is proceeds will go community work. welcexne and te parish and A HIISTORICAI FEATURE in the Whitby Free Press i .Whaf was ftho earliost name for Whitby Harbour before it was callod Windsor in the 1830s? 2.Where is'he former residenco of Whitby's f irsf mayor? 3.The porch on St. John's Anglican Churcli is dedicafed te what former Whitby resident who was founder of the Canadian Women's Press Club? 4.Why was a railwaybut between the Whitby unof ion station and the Psychiafric Hospital in 1918? Answers on Page 20 This feature provided by JO Cw /ýC L -i t«.à Aimr . "@ Th FWr i L IDUC -II.S Prime Tyme mi Brooklin The 'etimist Club cf Broolin will hold a fali dance featuring 'Prime Wyme' on Saturday, Nov. 6, 8 p.m. te 1 amn., at the Broolin Community Centre. Admission is $15 per couple and $10 for single. Lress is casuaL There will ho door prizes and spot dances. Cash bar and buffet dinner. Tickets are available at Brooklin Bulletin, 76 Baldwin St., telephone 655-4434. St. Thomnas Anglican Church, Brooklin, wilI hold a fail luncheon and food fair on Saturday, Nov. 6, fiom Il a.m. te 3 p.m. Baking, preserves, candy, bread, etc., will be available. There will be a soup- and sandwich lunch, at a cost cf $4 for BJIuits, $2 for cbildren ages 6 te 12, free for children under age 6. from Chatham, Ont. will present a concert of traditional gospel music at Burns Church, Ashburn on Sunday, Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m. The group has received Th e Whitby Free Press is celebrahing.4 To advertise eall 668-6111. Advertising deadline is November 17. q