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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDA Y. DECEMBER.- 12, 1979, PAGE 7 Brooklin Conumnty Centré. Corne sit around a Christmas tree decorated with homemade ornaments, join in carolling and refreshmen-' B r~ k 1 ints, and afterwards enjoy an old fashloned wagon ride. lin , <Bring the children to meet Santa. Everyone is welcome. ~ ~ LIBRARY NEWS I [11-' ÇThe winners of the Children's Book Festival Contest were ~* BlJ..I L'e. Kristen Hunter, Peggy'Nancekivell, Dianne Randail and Debbie Vipond. For the month of December'the children who take out C.G.I.T. books and show their library cards will get a ticket-put ina The Canadian Girls in Training will be presenting their box for a lucky draw. Tbe winner of this draw wins a giant nnual Christmas Vesper Service entitled "One Night in candy cane. ethlehem". Everyone is welcome to attend this"service at Coming Up Saturday, Decèmber 22 is ouir super Christ- :30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 16,at the Brooklin United Church. mas Puppet Play. Don't miss Mrs. Claus and the party fun. (1:30-11:30a.m.) LET'S MAKE EVERYONE'S CHRISTMAS A JOYOUS ONE Mental Health/Durham is launching its annual Christ- mas appeal for gifts to forgotten people with emotional problems. A drop box is located at Short's Pharmacy for your gifts of cosmetica, writinig needs, cards, puzzles, candy,,socks, panty hose, books or something you would enjoy yourself. 0WD TYME CHRISTMAS Group' 74 will once .again present their Olde Tyme Christmas on Sunday, December 16, at 2: ,00 p.m. in the CommuLLInityC'are traveiled .5,500 mil es in, October Whitby Community Care has released it's statisties for the -month of October, 1979. According. to co-ordinator Marie Brooks Community Care served 18 new clients, had 12 new volunteers join their. staff bringing their total' complement to' 309 clients and 126 volunteers. Including board and office hours Community Care provided 771 hours of service and logged 5,550 miles of travel. -"Yard work, home repair, home help and visiting has increased this- month," Brooks said, "and *we have done our first sitting witb a senior. The long ýdistance driving is ýup, with 28 long distance drives being com- pleted." "Our subsidy driving 15 up but we are getting reimbur- sed by variousagencies for most of the cost, she said.. If anyone is in need of the service that Whitby Com- muiyCare pr ,ovides, or would like to become a volunteer they can contact Brooks at 220 Dundas'Street East or caîl 668-6223 from 9 amr.'until 12 nmon weekdays. DURHAMREGION FAMILY YMCA Breakfast with Santa - Children mnay.-have pancakes and' milk for $1.00 at the Centenmial Building, Whitby at 8:30 a.m. on December 15. Pre-registration Is required. Phone 6686868. . New Years Eve Party - A new Year's Eve overnight has been planned for children ages 5-11. Children may arrive at 9:00 p.m. and parents are requested to pick them up by 10:00 a.m. the next morning. It is an evening. of planned programs packed with fun. Children should bring their own sleeping wear, sleeping bag and personal hygiene items. Beverages and snacks are This overnight is located at« Henry St. High School, Whit- by. Cost is $10.00 for the first child and $500 for. each ad- ditionalchild. Pre-register through the Y. 668-686. Susan Smith 655-3932 Brown's Foodmaster (before noonkSat.) De THAPAR Denture Therapist 214 Dundos St. E., Whitby 668-7797 HOURS: Mon. - Sat. & Evenings By Appointment OnIy DURHAM Having, trouble keeping.tlhe house or apartment clean? Cail us. >1and see how modest our priesare, to maintain your dwelling., and keep i't presentable, while you're at work or whenever 668m361 1 "Serving the p urham Arec J 44 4. I / h r' Ontrlo highways,,. we këe theopn You keep 'thesfe Clearing snow from our highways can be a -24-hour~ seven-days-a-week job for the men who drive the prov- mnce's snow plows. They work in the worst kind of driving conditions so., people and products can keep moving across the province, even in the worst winter weather. As soon as you see the snow ploW's blue ight, 5iQvy down. Bpatient - dot P-ty tq-pess; that's dangerous for you and theni. HeIp theni do their job. Then do your part: be extra alert, adjust your speed and *driving tactics to suit weather and road conditions. Ontario James Snow, Minister of Transportation and Communications William Davis, Premier Get the free bookiet 'Defensive Driving Tips"-expert advice on win t er diving, freeway and day/ni ght driving. Write: Public &'Safety Infonnation Branch Ministry of Transportation and Commnunications 1201 Wilson Ave. Downsview, Ont M3M UJ8 ai Bi 7: BROOKLIN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION' "VILLAGE SHOPPING"fi Fia rist/G ifts Bake Shop Food Master Hardware Variety Store' Pharmacy TV -Shop Antique'Stores Brooklin-Miii (ourtey of BROWNS 'FOODMSE 655-4521 bbà 1 i