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PAPER DRIVE The Boy Scouts Paper Drive will be held this Saturday, Novemberlbat 9:00 a.m. Have your papers tied two ways and left at tbe curbside beore 9: 00 a.m. Remember only newsprint can be accepted, no magazines or glossies, please. Asbburn residents may leave their newspapers at the Ashburn Community Centre prior to the Paper Drive. For further information cail Alex McLeod at 655-3602. SILVER BELL BAZAAR The, United Church Women will welcome you to their j"Silver Bell Bazaar" on Saturday, November 24th, bet- ween 1:30 and 4:00 p.m. Lots of goodies - Christmas Gifts and Decorations, Home Baking, Tea Tables, etc. So don't miss it!1 ASHINNEY HOCKEY FOR GORDIE HOWE TYPES Afwmembers of the Brookiin Business Association (Gorie owetypes) are playing hockey at the Brooklin ArnThursday afternoons 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Shinney hockey is played for exercise only and is a great way to shape up for skiing season. Come over to the Brookiin Arena, Thursday at 2:00 p.m. to play sbinney hockey-skates and stick-with getting in shape salesmen and hardware types. BROOKLIN & DISTRICT KINETTES The Kineete "Harvest of Crafts" was heid on Saturday, November 3 at the Oddfeiiows Hall. Several talented people displayed their handicrafts along with the Kinettes., Thank you to ail the people who heiped out and to ail those who supported the project by purchasing items. Remember ahl proceeds wiIi go towards Community Ser- vice work. GROUF '74 New members are welcome at the Group '74 meetings. Contact Kathy Neely at 655-3245. Susan Smith 655-3932 Brown 's Foodmaster (before noon Sa turday) Dra w winner WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1979, PAGE 7 Brooklilu Horicultural Society Last society meeting for the year The monthly meeting of the Brooklin Horticultural Society was held on October 24 and in the absence of President Jefferies, was cbaired by Carolyn Stevens. In view of the fact that this was our last officiai meeting of the year, Carolyn requested that we sing "Oh Canada", to which Rose Heron accompanied on the piano. Chrissey MeKinney then thanked the Society for the Gingko tree which was plan- ted in Grass Park in honour of ber marriage to Dr. John MeKinney.. This was followed by Ken Brown's inimitable "Fun with Flora". Mrs. Stevens then in- troduced the speaker for the eveing in the perspn of Mrs. Anne Wilson, of the Civic Garden Club of Toronto. Mrs. Wilson was one of the founding members of the Milne House Garden Club, part of the present C.G.C. and by her own admission, bas béen doing flower arrangements siÉce she was very, very-young. This speaker is indowed Whitby students get scholarships from'Durham Three Whitby students have received scholarships for academic achievement from the Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology., The awards were made on Noveniber 2 by college president. Dr. Gordon Willey. A total of 41 scholarships were awarded with their value amounting to over $8,000. Tberesa Sacchett received $200 from General Motors of Canada for her work in tbe year one program in légal office administration. Stan Borun also received $200 from the Andrews Foundation for his achievements in year one electronie techniques. Suzanne Clark of Brooklin received $100 from the University Women's Club for special achievement.' Miss Clark's award was not only given for academic achievement but for demon- strating leadership ability as well. with a wry and deligbtful sense of humour and seems to 'je conducting her own priv~ate war against in- fli.tion. It was a'real pleasure to 'âear someone who actually knew how to save us money and her topic. "Decorating the Home for Christmas", showed just how inventive and ingenious one peM~n can be. In addition, she seemed to enjoy-herseif as much as we enjoyed her. She is also an avid collector of "things", which especially endeared her to this writer's Aluminum STORM. DOORS Keep out the elementi Sturdy construction wit Tempered Safety glas:c and summer screen. MMi heart. Maureen Bogart thanked the speaker. Carolyn then closed the meeting witb a thank you to ail those responsible for bringing our membership to 140 and a special thank you to Mary Housego and her helpers for "Keeping Brooklin Beautiful" this past summer. She also reminded us of our up- coming "Pot Luck Supper" and election of officers on November. So Members, bundie up your famnilles and let's make thîs the best one yet 1 In colors: Brown, $1 3000 SInstallation opproximately ýs. th rICHEIL BROTHERS BROOKUIN 655-4991 E The drawý that was held on October 6 by Dominion Store of Brock Street South had a winner. The winner was Irene M. Myles of 916 Athol Street South. The prize was a hamper of groceries containing- Dominion anniversary and mn-bouse products. The hamper was valued at ap- proximately $75. The winning draw entry was drawn, by Mrs. Gertie Drew, the 1977 Peter Perry Award winner. m I A stove exhaust fan filter clogged with grease and grime makes the fan motor work longer and harder to draw air through. Just soaking the filter in mild soap or detergent wvilllx this energy waster. Ue EnRgWiseIy Tune-up, clean up. It's simple. Appliances that are clean and welI-cared for Iast longer and use Iess electricity. Over the long mun, you can save money on appliance replace- mer.l. And of course. the Iess energy you waste, the more dollars you save. Grease and bumt-on food reafly reduce your oven's efflciency. A dlean oven works better and uses less electricity. il-y putting tin foil on the oven bottom. It catches bits of food and grease for easy cleaning and it's a good heat reflector too. Don't waste your energy, ontario hydro HY9-57531 Liook whos steain your e1ectuicity, Whitby Commun ity Bingo Bigger & Better Starting Nov. l2th 2- $1 000.001 Jackpots in 50 No.'s 750.001 Jackpots in 52 500.0011Ein given No.'s $1 00.00 Consolation, plus $1 0.00 per lineo 20 - $20-011 Regular Gamnes t2 --îEarly Birds 5 .,Late Games 1 Share the wealth No Admission Charge - Free Bus Every Monday night 7:15 p.m. (Corner Wator St. & Dunlop Dr., Whltby) Operated by: e Jayc.e 0 Klwanls 0 Kinsmon- e Optimists Lic. No. 23552 (No chlldrsn under 16 admltted) 1 I f m