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I{ARVEST 0F CRAFT Don't miss the ",Harvest of Crafts" this Saturday, November à, at the Oddfellows Hall, Brooklin, being hosted by the Brooklin & District Kinette Club.' The officiai opening by Councifor Gerry Emm, willbe held at 1:00 p.m. At this time, you'il be able to choosefrom a- variety of crafts, including stained glass, candies, ceramlcs, macrame, Christmas ornaments, doils and many home-baked'items. A draw wil be held on a liand- made Afghan. Plan to attend and support your commumity. Ail proceeds go towards service work in Brooklin. Cail Judy Lewis at 655-4443 for further information. TURKEY SUPPER Saturday evening, November 3, is a Turkey Supper at Myrtle United Churcli. Advance tickets can be rervdy phonmng Mrs. Helen Duff at 655-4704. b Special feature this year is a bazaar table. BROOkLIN UNITED CHURCH Messangers for boys and girls, Kindergarden to Grade 2, will be held at Brooklin United Churcli on November 7 from 3:15 - 4:30 The chldren will be escorted from Meadowcrest te, the church. GROUP' 74 Group' 74 is planning their annual "Old Tyme Christ- mas." New members are welcome. Their next meeting is November 5. For more information cati Linda Tripp at 655-4993 or Kathy Neely at 655-3245. PAPER DRIVE The Boy Scout Paper Drive wiii be held next Saturday, November 10, at 9:00 a.m. Get your papers ready and read next week for furtber information. Susan Smith' 655-3932 Brown'sFoodrnaster (before noon Saturday) WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1979, PAGE 7 A former employee in the accounts payable and sales departments of General Motors will be the guest speaker at St. Mark's United, Church. on the occasion of the congregation's 153rd Anniversary Service on Sunday, November 4th. A native of Port Perry, The Rev. John Griffen is minister of St. Andrew's United Churcli, Niagara Fail. He is a graduate of McMaster University and of Queen's Theological College; and is registered in Syracuse Univer- sity in the Doctor,0f Education program. A special facet pastorates have been'at'Coe Hill, Kingston, Toronto and Niagara Falls. He will sp eak out of his background as a pastor, broadcaster and world traveller. juù,venile justice liasý been done, she th"nkes Justice may have been done in the eyes of the law but a local parent is not too sure. Last July, Olive, Crawford's daughter's bicycle ýwas stolen by another juvenile who -was late appreliended. The damage done to the bicycle by the juvenile thief was so great that It would have cost more to repair the bicycle than to purchase another one. Crawford wanted com- pensation from the juvenile te buy her daugliter another bicycle. Crawford got lier comnpen- sation. 1The youth was given nine montha probation from not only steallng the bicycle, but for other charges as well. As a condition of lis probation, Crawford says, the youth was ordered to psy her daugliter $125 by the time his probation expires. 1"I'm rather disgusted that the boy only got nine montlis probation," Crawford says. Sbe also .aid that she was not pleased witli the nine months repayment ordet, prefering that it b. pald at once and itoe Ilup su. Crawford did say, however, that aIe, feels helpless te the matter and lias no ce.but te accept the court's ruling. '<What e1.. can you do?" sbeaiks.ý Crawford says that'le daugliter worked ail sum-' mer to buy the bicycle and that she will hâve to buy another one in the near future in or der to get to ber volunteer job as a candy stri'pper at tlie Dr. J.O. Rud- dy General Hospital. Crawford lias strong views on juvenile crime. As the mother of eight children she believes tliat r the parents should be responsible for tlieir dhildren's actions.. "The parents sliould be taken to task, " she says. She also pointed out at lier children have liad no run-te with the law. In that respect, she lias been a successful parent and she may have a point about' juvenile justice. . 'I \ ~/ '- Our *pro" stylists know A the latest and greatc'st in hdir care and fashion. For inidividuai styiing. con- suit us for vour style. your look! LA CON TESSA BEAUTI LOUNGE 668-<)2(~2 119 Greci Sreet You can mk those home "&mprovemnents amlittie sooner than you d planned, If some borrowed money can help you out, corne see us at the Royal Bank. We have flexible interest rates and a friendly and helpful staff to serve you. Whenyou succed. *. we succeed. M ROYAL BAN K - -7 = 1 A WAU