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AFAR "WEEKEND STAR" vr @IEMAVOYIA YAN IND RAT? CHAIN INU FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2000 - 25 The Brooklin Profile - By Roxanne Reveler Give the gift of life this weekend at Mt. Zion Lodge Christmas Bake Sale The Kirk Guild of Burns Church is holding its Christmas Bake Sale on Saturday, Dec. 2 between 9 a.m. and noon. It will be held at the church, 765 Myrtle Road West in Ashburn and will be a great opportunity to stock the larder with great home baked Christmas goodies. Coffee will be available. Call 655-4825 if you have any questions. Blood Donor Clinic Mt. Zion Masonic Lodge #39, 14 Cassels Rd. E., will be sponsoring a pre-holi- day season blood donor clinic on Saturday, Nov. 25 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The need for blood is extremely high through the forthcoming holiday sea- son. You are reminded to help save a life by giving the gift of life. For clinic information or to find out more about blood donor eligibility please call Canadian Blood Services, toll free at 1-888-935-1666. Hockey, Hockey, Hockey Lots of Brooklin Men's ~ Hockey League action to catch you up on. In the Nov. 7 series, Foundation Financial Leafs drubbed CIBC Wings five-zip thanks to single markers by Kyle Shaw, Kevin Stewart, Kevin O'Neill, Nick Attwood and Tom Watson. Chris Bemis got yet another shutout. Brooklin Pharmacy Canadiens and Brooklin Concrete Rangers skated to a three-all draw. Steve picked up a pair and Cliff Craddock a single for the Rangers while the Canadiens got markers from Dason Lyons, John Patterson and Steve Smith. Brooklin Legion Bruins outscored Village of Brooklin Hawks 3-1 thanks to goals by Gerry Hunt, Wayne Sorichetti and Bob Saunders. John Debois got the lone marker for the Hawks. The following Tuesday, Nov. 14 saw the Bruins and Hawks square things at three each. Craig Shaw, Peter -Elsenaar and Gerry Hunt scored for the Legion while John Vipond, Jim Mason and Bruce Cullen answered for the Pharmacy team. CIBC got goals from John Schell, Mark Evans and Bryan Gordon as Rick Ferguson held on for a shutout to beat the Hawks 3-0. And the Rangers dou- bled the Leafs 4-2 courtesy of Steve Pidgen, Brian Suter, Kerr Kingston and Peter Guiry who each net- ted one. Rick Martin and Nick Attwood each scored for Foundation Financial. ARE FF ol Eo i did Jy Those two matchups changed the team leadings and leader board some- what. The Wings are now out in front with 13 points, but the Hawks and Leafs are nipping at their heels with 12 points each. John Debois is still top gun with 22 points (and still no penalty minutes ... could this be a record?) with Steve Pidgen only two points behind. Things are starting to heat up. Catch the lads in'action at Luther Vipond Arena each Tuesday night with three matchups:at 7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. Library News This Saturday's matinee at Brooklin Branch Library is Franklin and the Green Knight. That runs from 2 to 3:18 p.m. and as usual admission is for all school age children, but please call 655-3191 and book a spot for you little one. Christmas Concert The Internationally known County Town Singers will be giving a Christmas Concert at Myrtle Church on Dec. 8 starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 per person, avail- ; able in advance by. calling "Mary at 655-4003 or Marg at - 655-4044. Refreshments will be served. Myrtle Church is located on Baldwin St. (Hwy. 12) at Myrtle Station, just north of Brooklin. Reminder, Reminder There will be a 'Tis The Season Bazaar held at Brooklin United Church on Saturday, Nov. 25 from 8 am. to 12:30 p.m. There will be booths from several local community groups including Take a Break, Cubs and Brownies as well as a concession stand operated by Brooklin Beavers and Cubs. Admission is free. Also on the same day a chess tournament for school age children mainly at Whitby Montessari School (Byron and Dunlop) with a member of the Chess Federation of Ontario there to rate play- ers. Registration at 8 a.m. with games at 9 a.m. Cost is $2 per entry. Also a Country Gift Show at Ashburn Community Centre, Myrtle Road West in Ashburn on Saturday, Nov. 25 and Sunday, Nov. 26 from 10 am. to 4 p.m. each day offering a country sampler or primitive country and Christmas accessories. An Olde Tyme Christmas, 'hosted by Group 74 will be held on Sunday, Dec. 17 at 6:30 p.m. in Grass Park. Come a a and bring your singing voices for an evening of song and carols led by some of Brooklin's choirs. Don't forget to bring your candles. Afterwards, join us at the Community Centre for refreshments, goodies and a very special ho, ho, ho, surprise. For more information call 655- 7850. Hmmm... Have been deluged with phone calls in the past few days regarding events at Grass Park. On Friday, Nov. 17 at great expense and time, the park was bedecked for the holiday season, includ- ing lights gn the massive fir "pre Qui - dor 8) =n; ~~ 'Orchards tree in the centre of the park. The evening saw a great crowd witness the lighting of that tree and | must admit it looked spec- tacular. For a few hours anyway. Sometime after about 10 or 11 p.m. some younger members of the community took it into their heads to pull most of the light stringers off the tree and remove the light bulbs. They also wrecked many of the decorations on the street light posts. It was deliberate vandalism. Most people who called, 'no, all of those that called, asked that their names not be used and | don't blame Sat., Dec. 2 © 10 am - 5:30 pm Sun.,Dec.3 e 12pm - 5 pm FEATURING THE TALENTS OF LOCAL ARTISANS OCALA Wine, 971 High Point Rd., Yer wr Port Perry (905) 985-9924 (west off Hwy. 12 at Scugog 2nd Line Skm. south of Manchester) Don't forget to stop off at Haugen"s Christmas Buffet with Santa Dec. 263 ® 9am - 12pm them. They're afraid of ret- ribution. But something has to be done. As one male caller said, "we're being held hostage by a bunch of young hooligans. "1 don't know where our police patrol is during these happenings, but | guess they can't be every- where. 1 would ask local parents to pay more atten- tion to where their chil- dren are at that time of night. If they say they are Ar 2 tr Ar Ar A Z Haugen's : r EN AWARD WINNING "2 ih L) SN > Break fast Buffet with Santa > 2 \% BP o 2 Adults $10.95 + tax Children 10 and under $6.95 + tax Order your fully cooked, freshly frozen Haugen"s chickens just $8.50 (12 or more for only $8.00) Haugen's Very Own Chicken Pot Pies $3.95 each also our own Christmas Cakes and puddings fresh from our ovens 7 Christthas is for Kids ab Hagens © Happy Holidays from all of us at Haugen's Closing 8PM, Sunday, December 3rd/2000 yy Re-Opening Mid March Z at Susies or Johnnys, call those parents and double check. They might have been told their kids were at your house. No kid is bad. But they can walk a fine line sometimes, such is the nature of the young. Help keep Brooklin the nice village that it is. Please make sure it isn't your child that's wrecking havoc in our community. "Thanks. 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