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Brok in BIneS By ROXANNE REVELER Cail 655-4951 with items for this column. Hi there: Those who think that the competitive spirit is dead ought to watch the customers in a super- market when a cashier opens a new check out lane. WINNERS AJLL THE WAY Congratulations to the Brooklin Whitby Major PeeWee "A" team who won the All-Ontario Hockey Championship on April 9, 1982. They defeated Owen Sound in three straight games in a best of five series. Local boys on the team are Craig Ferguson, Ian Giles, Jessie James and Steven Kerr. We can be proud of these twelve year olds. Good going boys. BURNS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn, is preparing a pictorial directory. Would any family who has not yet arranged an appointment for a photo to be taken Monday, April 19, please call 655- 4825. Circle Tuesday, May 4 on your calendar. Burns Kirk Guild will be presenting a fashion show with a difference to be held at Thunderbird Golf and.Coun- try Club at 8 p.m. There will be more details later. WHITBY COMMUNITY CARE Whitby Community Care extends a warm invita- tion to clients, volunteers and anyone interested to attend our fourth birthday party on Wednesday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fairview Lodge Audi- torium. There will be music, a talk on safety and security in the home, annual reports, election, birth- day cake and fun. Join the celebration. Legion wants okay to expand The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 112 is seeking Whitby Town Council's approval to expand >their Byron Street South hall. The branch wants to build an addition to their facility to include a club room and more banquet facilities. With the exception of some minor stipula- tions, local agencies in- cluding the town's fire, planning and public works departments as well as the Whitby Hydro Electric Commi- ssion and the Durham Region works depart- ment have no objections to the project. 'he addition is to be confined to the legion's property and is not ex- pected to interfere with the municipally owned parking lot at the corner of Centre and Colbourne Streets. DR. J.L WELLS is pleased to announce the opening of BROOKLIN VILLAGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL previously known as Brooklin Animal Clinic. Former client records remain on file. Day & evenlng office hours available. Please call 655-3811 for appointment. WARM WOOLIES AND WHAT NOTS 69 Baldwin St. (Hwy. 12 & 7) Brooklin 655-4584 "Brooklin's FriendIy LitUe Wool Shop" SALE of selected yarns APRIL 15, 16, 17. STORE HOURS: Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Frlday10a.m.-7p.m? SPRING DANCE Say, goodbye to winter with a bang. Brooklin Business Association will be hosting a spring dance at Thunderbird Golf and Country Club on Friday, April 30 starting at8 p.m. The cost of $15 per couple includes music by B and H Sound, a fantastic lun- cheon buffet and prizes. Tickets are going quickly so get yours now from Joe's Pizza, The Emporium, Brooklin Bakery, Warm Woolies, Cosgroves or Quick Bite. Call or drop in to register 655-4415 Store Hours: Tues. - Frl. 10:00 - 5:00 Sat. 10:00'4:00 'I S e s WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1982, PAGE 7 Declinng enrolment prompts o.p. change According to the Town of Whitby's planniing director, residential development is not pro- ducing the number of school students origin- ally believed. Bob Short made the observation after re- ceiving approval for a public meeting to be held to discuss the issue of declining enrolment. "Since 1973,. when our official plan was adopt- ed, we've had a dramat- ic drop in student enrol- ment," Short said. Because of this and other factors, the plan- ning department ·has been forced to re- examine school site designations throughout the town. These changes would require amendments to the official plan, there- fore, 'a public meeting must be held. "Whereas 10 years ago, 15 per cent of a given population could be assumed to consist of elementary public school students, today that figure is only 12 per cent,"Short said. 'When reviewing sub- division applications for areas south of Rossland Road,' he added, "both the Durham Board of Educationand the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Boarci have found that they no longer require school sites in several areas wfiere sulch designations are presently shown." The time and place of the public eeting has yet to be announced. Youths charged Two 13-year-old maïe juveniles have been charged after another juvenile was struck by a pellet fired from a pellet gun. Accor-ding to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, a Holliday Drive youth was standing on the street when struck. The victim was not seriously injured. SPRING TEA AND BAZAAR St. Thomas A.C.W.,· Brooklin invite you to their Spring Tea and Bazaar on Saturday, April 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be a tea table, craft table, bake table and "new to you" table. Everyone is welcome. SPRING FAIR Anyone wishing exhibit sheets to place entries in the Junior or Adult section for Floriculture, sewing, cooking and crafts should contact Mrs. Crawford at 655-4287, or pick them up at the Brooklin Library or Warm Woolies and Whatnots. T.V. OR NOT T.V. As you might possibly surmise from previous column; I have a pet peeve - T.V. and radio com- mercials. Why do advertisers feel they have to in- sult our intelligence in order to sell a product? Why can't they simply state the merits of their wares, possibly adding an aesthetic quality and leave it to our intelligence as to when and if we wish to buy? Possibly it's because they are not aware we are blessed with a sufficient mentality to choose for ourselves, without shall we be polite and say prom- pting. I wonder how many of us would make a hasty visit to Disneyland North.if we admitted to finding, let alone talking to a boatful of singing men in our toilet tank, or'a semi-operatic gentleman springing into our kitchen to put a sparkle on our culinary equip- ment. This media ballyhoo is a marvelous teacher for our younger generation too. "Who wants gum?" "I do"...."Gimme an Eggo"....a great lesson in man- ners. "Who drank my Crush?"..."Not me, it evapor- ated": never tell the truth unles's you're forced to. Slide down mud banks in your best white outfit; jump and bounce on beds; roller skate through the kitchen - it's all-a part of growing up. Wow! The audio-visual media has become such a farce wi,th their commercials just lately do they really expéct the populace to take them seriously? See you next week......Roxanne Reveler Brooklin Bakery drop off Fridays, before noon please 655-4951 HANDMADE CRAF TS 69 Baldwin St., Brooklin LESSONS Ceramic & Macramne E FP! FAUX Ct.EANMN cuslyt K&M CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS FRESHEN YOUR FABRICS You have shined your home but did you remember to pay attention to the household fabrics? These fabrics add much color and war- mth to your rooms. Make sure you do not forget them. Comforters: Before you clean a comfort- er, repair all splits and broken seams and make sure the com- forter is closely quilt- ed, tied or tacked so the batting will not pull apart. Soak the comforter in a detergent and water solution for 15 minutes to an hour with moderate agita- tion every five min- utes. 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