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Br~kin ~Byines. ~ Cali 655-4951 wlth Items for this column. Hi there: It's always easy to tell your station in life. Sooner or later, someone tells you where to get off. MEADOWCREST SCHOOL NEWS The *grades seven and eight students held'a. com- petition, Physicai Science Fair, at the beginning of this month. The grade seven- winner,' Amanda Cavannah, with her experiment on "Electro- magnetie Fields", and the grade eight student,,Paul Barsketis, with his projet "Simulated -Lasers", theRa proceeded to the Durham Regional Science Contest. Hearty congratulations to Amanda, who won second'prize for a gradeseven student in the whoie region. ý The Junior Science Fair for grades four through six was held at the school Monday and Tuesday of this week and Ilil soon be able to announce the win- ners of this contest. The primary choir and'clarinet players have been busy with performances. Last Thursday they piayed and sang many selections for-the public at the Whitby Mail. ýOn Monday, they entertained the senior citizens at Fairview Lodge. The whole school was very active Tuesday evening at its annuai open house where parents, relatives and friends were able to see the pupils work, both academie and creative, as weli as seeing demonstrations and ail the projects for the Junior Science Fair contest. LIBRARY NEWS The library is celebrating "National Book Festival" from April 26 to May 2. It's a colouring contest for children in kindergarten to grade three and for grade four and up it is a contest to place the correct Canadian author with the right book. Join in the Canadian celebrations. See you at your library!1 *BROOKLIN JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB ,On -Saturday,*April,17, the Oshawa Garden. Club hosted the annuai meetingý and flower show 0f District 17, open to ail horticultural societies in Durham Region at 'Neill Colýgiate, Oshawa. A number of junior members entered the dish garden ciass (a miniature landscape of suitable live plants in a low dlsh or container). Congratulations go to prize winners: Elisa, Roth- nie, Greenwood; Jennlfer Maunder, Ashburn; Tommy Quinn, Jeniferý Brak, Kara Braun, Glen Hobbs and Naveed Maîl, al of Brooklin. Because the membership has now reached 37, they have divided the children into two groups; six to nine years and 10 to 16 years.- Saturday, May 8, Concept Center, 10 a.m., ages six to nine ... seed planiting workshop and Mother's Daysurprise. Saturday, May 15, Concept enter, 10 a.m., ag es 10, to 16 ... seed piantinig workshop and miniature arrangement demonstration, and how to, prepare plants and flowers for a. flower show. For more in- formation please caîl Valerie Hundert at 655-4931. BROOKLIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The April meeting of the B.H.S. will take place at 8 p. m., April 28,' at- the, C.E. Building, Brookiin United Church. The first flower "show of the year, a- beautiful springtime daffodil show, wili be the highlight of the. meeting. The show will also feature housepiants and african violets. Enitries will be received from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. There will be two excellent. films on mulching, *Ruth Stout's Garden"' and ""Tarla's Muich Gar- den". A question and answer period on vegetabies and mulching wili round out the evening. Everyone is welcometo come and seethé beauty of springtimne. AN INVITATION Mr. and Mrs. Howard Plaxton, Brooklin, invite relatives and friends, to, an open house in honor of their fortieth.wedding anniversary on Sa.turday, May 8, from 2 tili 5 p.m. in thé C.E.' Building, Brooklin United Church. Best wishes oniy pleasé'. RUMMAGE SALE* The Whitby-Brookiin Block Parents are having'a rummage and bake sale at Fairview Lodge on Saturday, May 1, from.10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Voiunteers are requîred to heip at the sale. Donated rummage and/or baked goods can be taken to Fairview Lodge on May j or left on Friday, April 30 at 113 Queen Street, or 158 Baldwin Street, Brooklin. Caîl 655-4248. If you require a pick-up for rummage caîl Heather Bray at 655-3334. Please support Block Parents and plan to attend. SPENCER COMMUNITY CENTRE Spencer Community Centre, corner of Country Lane and Columbus Road, Brookiin, wiil be holding their Saturdav Night Euichre on May 1 at 8 pa.. in CLEANERS SPAME DAY ALT ERATIONS, SERVICE AND REPAIRS vo- ' w quire special hand- and drycleaners, 0f fer Iing since excess the foîlowing sugg- MOHAIR moisture and heat estions. can sometîmes cause The alcohol con- the fabrios to shrink. tent of -many per-' Which f iber readily \Do hlot try to press fumes and colo gnes iaccepts dyes and these Items at home will affect. the dyes gives colors a cîarity, because the steam * and cause permanent depth and brilliance couîd cause shine. damage. The resuit unmnatched by other The international could be stains, rings, fibers? Which also Fabricarer Instîtute, color Ioss-and odors. readily combines with the world wide trade Women's fragrances others - whether nat- - association of laun- are not the only of- ural or synthetic? derers and dryclean- fenders; men's after- This versatile f iber is ers, and K & M shaves and colognes mohair! It comes Cleaners suggest are also capable of from the Angora goat you bring your mohair thes e types of and is sometîmes garments to a pro- damages. called «'The Fairy fessional cleaner for Another cause pf Godmother of safe cleaning and damage is the pretty Fibers." handling. He has-,the *littîe sachets that Mohair is one of training to properly many people put. in the most desirable fa- handle this îuxury their drawers for' brics because of its fabric to give you sweet smelling sof tness, beauty, many wearî 1ngs. clothes. If these sa- blending properties, chets, potpourris, or coîorfastness, stre- FRAGRANCES fragrant crystals ngth and warmth. it Be careful with come in direct con- combines with both your favorite per- tact 'with your cîoth- natural and synthetic fume. Yuu can spend ing, permanent dam- fibers and readily ac- not only your Initial age can result. cepts dyes to make cost but also extra Be sure to read and 'beautiful fabrics. cîothing dollars. K &. foîlow the directions Aîthough the fabrics M Cleaners and the carefully and accu- are Iightwelght, they International Fabri- rateîy before using are warmn and a favor-' care Institute, the these products. You Ite for aIl seasons. worîdwide trade asso- may be very glad you, Mohair fabrics re- ciation for launderers did! %CI l CLaninqj Sv-ic fot &e~ 18cEui 9ami y" 112 COLBORNE ST. W., WHITB.Y668,-2831 1~ WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY APRIL 28,1982, PAGE 7 the Community Centre. The charge is $1.75 per per- son and includes refreshments and prizes. For fur- LASCO ther information eall Linda at 655-4043 or Inez at 655- 4172. fr i FASHION SHOW PLUS Burns Kirk Gùild, Ashburn, will present "Spring PP, being into Summer". and "INautical and Nice", a gala fashion event on Tuesday, May 4 at 8 pý.m., at Thun- derbird Golf and Country Club. investigated There will be many prizes, inciucling a major door prize of an original oii-painting. Apart, from the fashion show featuring ladies' An investigation is fashions fromÏ Country Ciassfcs, Port Perry,,and being heid into the cause chlldren's clothes from Kiddies Gro', Piekering, of a bulldozer fire that there will be a make-up demonstration by Karen took place at LASCO Taylor Cosmetic Salon, Port Perry, a painting Steel last Thursday af- show, a maie quartet and dancers., ternoon in which the There will be refreshments, and tickets, priced at damage could reach $5, $3 for seniors, wiII be sold in advance only. For $200,000. additional information please cail 655-3900. According to a spokes- man for the Whitby Fire SPRING DANCE Department, the. bull-. This is the iast c hance- to purchase tickets for the dozer was heavily Spring, Dance hosted by the Brookiin Business damaged. Association. The dance wiil start at 8 p.m., Friday, It was owned by Inter- April 30, at Thunderbird Golf and Country Club, national MiII- Service Music wiII be supplied by the fantastic B & H Sound. Limited, 0f Hopkins The price of $15 per couple includes a delicious fate Street. evening buffet and many prizes., The spokesman said Tickets are available from many Brookiin that the machine burst businesses, inciuding Kurlie- Q, Short's, Brown's into fiame just moments Foodmaster,. The Emporium, the 'Bakery, after the driver went to Cosgroves and Quick Bite. Aithough it is recom- get a cup of coffee. Cont'd on P. 13 Brea k~ enterBROOKLUN HOME.BAKERY ene cage&DELI CATESSAN_ A charge has been61BLWNS laid in .connection wt B ALDWLIN ST495 the theft of a M ROLN6545 Camaro from Glenwood SPECIAL TH 'ISW EEK Lincoln Mercury two DINNERROLS weeks ago. DNERLS According to the Durham .Regional Police Force, the car ~' A DOZEN was stolen on April 15 and recovered at a Dun - das Street gasoline station. Charged wvith break and enter and theft is Peter Kenneth Lauber, 22, 0f 1141 Brock Street South, Whitby. BROOKLIN JURSERIES r ) , Hwy. 7 11/4 rGood selection of our own Field-, grown trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, Ponderosa, and Austrian Pines; Colorado Blue, White ýand Black Spruce and Hardy Ontario Grown Roses at reasonabie prices. Good Selection of Perren jais. Customers may select thei r own trees in the field Maintenance work, Iandscaping a.nd grass cuttling also available. 655-3671. t *e Miles West of Hwy. 12 '1 WHITBI FESTIVAL fOMEHATS AID ASHI SAT.,MAY 1 10:00 TO 5:00o Over 100 craftapeople rom &crossOntarlo, CRAFT DEMONSTRATIONS FASHION SHOW AT 2:00 pm jIn co-operatîon wlth the Town of Whitby ADMISSION $1.00 Chldren under 12 free IROQUOIS PARK ARENA- 500 VICTORIA ST.W Th-- - - 1- GL