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PAGE 6, WEDNESL)AY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS Br~kin * Byines A special welcome is sent out to the new pastor of St. Thornas' Anglican Church, Brooklin. The Reverend Mr. Edward Stevens has already taken up his duties and is getting settled in. He has a very inter.esting background which includes considerable time spent in Burma doing general pastoralwork and conducting leadership training. This was followed by somne years spent in Lucknow, India, doing parish work. The Rev. Mr. Stevens met his wife Suzanne in India where she was involved in rural health nursing. Suzanne, a native of Orillia, Ontario, probably deserves the credit for -convincing her husbanci li give Canada a try. We hope that both Mr. & Mrs. Stevens and their four children wili fmnd both good friends and good fellowship here in Brooklin. The Durham Trail Riders Snowrnobile Club invite you to corne out and meet your snowrnobiling neighbours. This club has a great deal to offer, everything from planned trips to information about local, legal trails where the sport can be safely enjoyed. The first meeting wili be at the home of Mr. John Darling on Sunday, October 3rd, at 8:00 p.nl. For further information and directions please cali 6554422. There will be a dance sponsored by the Durham Trail Riders on Saturday, October 9th. 'It wiIl be held at Club Annrene, Scugog Island. The entertainment and music wil BROWN 'S BROOKLINI ONTARIO NORTH WHITBY STORE ,HOURS OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK 8:30 arn. - 6 p.rn. EXCEPT THURS & FR1 NIGHTS 4'TIL 9 p.m. Red Brand No. 1 -Steer Beef SIDES mm 240 m 270 lb. average Store cut and wrapped 951 lb. Chuck of Beef 50OtoS80lbse 871 Ibo soiIs jTICE 49C 3iA118H CAKE- STICKS AWAKE 59c GRAPE JUICE 69C PAMIER C.t Foeds 4 f« $1 L \SHmAVE REAM $1 bAKRUS'q 3BIG DAYS Maxwd UMkase luetd COFFRE sU 1$l 7 9 -ý SPAGHETTI ;ARViESI CiUNCH CEREAL 310i. $1,69 PEEVO FREAN ASSO'TEO 702 PRO CREME muiS ~s45« PUSO N BOOTS ASSORIED 0502 TINS CAT FOUDS 4-esl TOLET SOWI. CLEANEA 3202Z TON SANI-FLUSI 75t OVEN CLEANER ' 4PLOZ TO EASY OFF sl.39 Nwu ojuz end.a soups VECETAL(f Il-FLt-,TOdS 1 JAVEX 614-FL -OZ59 POT CLEANLA EACH CHORE GIRL 239 COTTON SWABS Q-Tirs , lîapw55< INTENSIVE CAR[ LOTION VASELINE »m 99<g COMPLEXION SOAN 3.Saî SuNOI SUNLIGHT 559 o ALIY E£T CUT FROM THE CHUCK mHonTRis RasI 89 la BLADE ROASTS 89! SkINLÏSSWE NEÉRS 84 RUNDLESS Baon'w BLADE STEAKS îw ma n It " mt mfcavN NOac COTTAGE ROLIS STEWING BEF 'b DAsool"A, kemb b 1.781j "c 1.20 "c 98 c ,No. 1 Ouitiro CELERY BOLOGNA "i98' POUimSsugfe 16.1.19 MEAT PIES 4... Si. 68c IREADED sup lmi io SMOKED Plicis P- 1.09 2/691 No. 1 Ontario POMMTES 10 lb. boo 791' NoN 1 Ontario field TOMATOIS 6 qt. basket $'l" be prnvided by a live band, the "Something Blue". The tickets will cost $8.00 per couple. Furliher information is available at 655-4422. Croup '74, whiose Arts and Crafts Open louse and Registration will be the most ambitious community pro- gram this mnonth are planning another great project for next month. They wiil present a Family Fashion Show at Meadowcrest Public School on Thursday, October 21lst, at 8: 00 p.rn. This evening should provide somnething of interest to ail family members. The men of Brooklin deserve the chance to be as well "turned out" as the ladies and this Family Fashion Show wilI feature some very smart fashions especially for men. Children's fashions will also be included. Advance tickets sales begin October lst. Tickets will be available at Short's Pharmacy', Cosgrove Variety, Brooklin Pro Hardware, Red and White Fond Store and the Emporium. Furthier informiation will be forthcom-ing. The Brooklin Badminton Club will resume its regular badminton evenings o n Thiursday, October 7th at Meadow- crest School, aI 8:1 5 p.mn. Interested persons are invited to show up for tlhis cvening, new memnbers are always welcorne. This is an inexpensive indoor sport that requires little equipm-ent and yields a lot of fun and gond exer,",..-.Cive this group a try! The Brooklîn tUnited Chiurch youth groups will begin on Monday, October 4th. Messengers include boys and girls from Kindergarden to Crade two, and starts at 4:00 p.m. Explorers are open lin girls in grades three to six and will begin at 7:00 p.m. C.G.I.T. is designed for girls aged twelye to seventeen and they also meet at 7:00 p.ni. It is hoped that the Tyros program wili also be available for older boys this year. AI! of these groups mneet in the Christian Education Building of the Brooklin United Churcli. Brooklin Branchi Library will be offering a Mothers opportunity. Bye for now. Thursday, September3Oth - Croup '74 Arts and Crafts Centre Open House and Registration, 7:30 p.m. at the Community Centre in Brookiin. Don't miss this very special event'!, FOODMASTER- PHONE 655.4521 DELIVERY AT NOMINAL CHARGE *Cour es vVelue atlsfaicti@" Val 655-4317. Friday, October lst- Brooklin Senior Citizens will hold regular meeting at the Community Centre in Brook- lin. Sunday, October 3rd- Special Anniversary Service at the Myrtle United Church, 2:30 -p.m. Come out and help celebrate - everyone welcome. Sunday, October, 3rd' - 8:00 p..m. Durhamn Trail Riders Snowniobile Club meet. New members welcome. Friday, October 8th - Play cuchre at the Ashburn Community Centre, 8: 00 p.m. Saturday, October 9th - Durham Trail Riders Dance, Club Annrene,Scugog Island. Saturday, October 9th - Scouts Paper Drive. Friday, October lst througb to Friday, October i Sth - Forgiveness Weeks - Brooklin Brandi Library. Tuesday, October i 2th - Mothers' and Pre-School Story Hour Croups nieet at the Brooklin Branch Library at 1: 30 p.m. Thursday, October 2lst- Croup '74 hosts a Family Fashion Show, 8:00 p.m. at Meadowcrest School. Review your R.R.S.P. now.* Now is a good time to compare your Registered Retirernent Savings Plan with the GL.C. Plan availahie from V and G. Currently each $1,000 invested is guaranteed to be worth $1,648.40 five years hence under our plan. How does this compare with your present plan? Discuss R.R.S.P.'s-today at Victoria and Grey. Member Canad a Deposit Insurance Corporation TRUST COMAPANY SINCE 188Ç RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE TrEA BAGS 1 2 0 I o Cu t.. $ 2 .91 9 WHITE SWAN FACIAL TISSUES 20 y2 i59C~ ROYALE BATI4ROOM TISSUE SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY LIQUID POWDER DETERGENT s2.19 79c LIGHT BULBS 2 le Po&" 69C -'r-, KUmuX wWIIZTOWELS 1.0251 S9C EPLE KETCHUP JUICE SOFT MI' DRI NAtl l CRESCUIT RoIb 49< L I oeulgs UMM enR WE'LU M VEY1 L.1K*U OT AS j, ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Thurs. Sept. 30 to Soto Oct. 2 >lrlRED OF wAilriNG? WHY Noir lr--RY- -r OPPING THE RED WHITE WAYI.----- Y! À Croup and PreScho.ol Story,,Hour again this, winter. The two 1 programs ru n conc urrently int di fferentý parts of the library. Registrations are now being accepted. Progranris for the mothers will feature various guest speakers but will remain flexible to include those interests reflected by the mothers themselves, Movies, craft sessions, book discussions and good conversation are all viable alternatives.- Pre- schoolers aged 3-5 'will benefit most from the children's program. Children who attend morning Kindergarden are also welcome. These programrs begin on Tuesday, OctoberI 2th and will continue each Tuesday thereafler for ten weeks. The time is 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Inquiries will be welcorned by library staff - 655-3191. The Brooklin Branch Library will be holding ForgiVeness Weeks from October 1 st, to October 1 Sth. 'Neyer mmnd you've had that book for ages - take it back - put it in the, drop box by the front door if you are shy - no questions will be asked - the library staff will surely be delighted to see ail the overdue books returned. The books are more important than the fines. -As a further gesture of goodwill ail fines will be cancelled as of October i st. This means that any overdue books returned after the Forgiveness Weeks are finished will not have any previous fines carried over. Fines will begin anew-after October 1 Sth. Your local