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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY APRIL .20; 1983; WHITBYýFREE PRESS B3r(ok1lin B 1ie By ROXANNE REVELER Cali 655-4951 wlth Items for Chio coiumn. HM there: Between the parents and tbe children of today, there exista a new mlaunderstanding: it la no longer very easy te, determine wbicb generation la educat- ing tbe otber. A BIT 0F BROOKLIN HISTORY If you are at all interested in the bistery of this area, plan to attend a meeting at St. Thomas' Chur- ch located at thecorner of Winchester and Anderson Streets on Tuesday, April 26 commencing at 8 p.m. The Whltby Historical Society wiIl be pleased to abare their knowledge of the bistery of St. Thomnas Anglican Cburch witb you. Ail are welcome to what should prove te be an informative and enjoyable evening. ., KurliemQ BEAUTY SALON Welcomes Gloria back! Hair Fashion~ for the Whole Family 69 Baldwin St. Carson Centre Brook-lin, 655-4201 l Il1 Brooklin Pro Hardware 58 Baldwin St., Brooklin i I GOING OUT 0F BUSINESS ýSALEý UP TO 50% OFF ,,.,,Stç.PAINT- interior 21otG\ GARDEN TILLS %j SiGtUM and Exteri o r ee - GREEN HOUSE ~Ip C" STAIN' PAINT SUPPLIES HUEAE INSECTICIDES sm>*APPLIANCES SEEDS 60 TOOLS IV MANYTHANKS Burns Preabyterlan Kirk Guild of Ashburn would like to, thank ail members and friends for the tremendous work and support recelved which made their recent fashion and varlety show such a suc- cess. BROOKLIN CHURCH GARAGE SALE A garage sale la planned for 1 p.m. Saturday, April 30 by St. Thomas Anglican Church, Brooklln. Members of the parish and friends of St. Thomas' are asked to put aside items for the sale. This la, an excellent opportunlty to clear out unused family or business items. l vial rpes rn Pick-up teama wllbaviaeorpasbrg your items to the Parish Hall Friday, April 29 bet- ween the bours of 9 arn. andý 9 p.m. For garage sale information please cail Fran Blaettler at 725-7238 or the rectory at 655-3883. MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE There is somethlng to be said for the horse as a means of transportation. He la well made. He la as easy to, start in winter sin summer, and a standard model horse this year looks like a standard model horse of any year. A horse is structurally sound.- He bas botb front and rear-end drive. He has a head and he can lower for refuellng and at the otber end a tail to, keep fies away. He la ruat proof. In fact be even applies bis own new coat. ~True, a horse la not bult for rain. He bas no top. But he la good in any otber weather. He la excellent in snow, neyer skidding. He la strong on bus, espe- cially if you walk. A horse neyer needa bis 011 changed. The motor testlng people neyer reject a borse because bis, eara are too low. Few borses bave to be towed or seek emergency road service from the auto club. You do not need new license plates to attacb to a horse or an insurance policy with or without a deductabllity clause for him. A horse la really a safe, quiet means of transport. I wish Ihad one. See you next week ...Roxanne Reveler Brooklln Bakerydrop-off Frldays, before noon please 655-4951 The County Town Singera are really out- doing- themselves tbis yearl I ~ . They are in prepara- tion not only for their swinging May sbow, but they are also recruiting individual talent from their midat te put on a super cabaret on June 3 and 4 at Heydenshore Pavillon in Wbitby. Everyone la feverish- ly involved in learning great new music, working on costumes, planning menus and designing sets. Join the singera at 8:15 p.m. on Friday, May 13 and Saturday, May 14 at Wbitby Senior Public School on Garden Street for. an evening of "Razzamatazz & Ail That Jazz". Reminisce with the choir as they take you tbrougb the deligbtful mooda of the 20's and 40's with aucb favourites as "Basin Street Blues", "'Under Paris Skies", "Ain't Miabe ba",in", and "lan the Mood" to name only a few. Then akip across the bordera to bear some lively folk tunes and back again te, enjoy a medley of Broadway show tunes. The choir's musical techniques and versa- tility continue to grow under the direction of Rusa Baird. His crea- tive arrangements of many 0f the musical scores delight botb the choir and the audiences. With an instrumental back-up to accompany the singera and Mar- garet Webber "'tinkling the ivories"' on their new Heintzman piano, the show la complete. You may obtain tickets from any choir member or from Mid- dleton's Stationary and Books in Whitby, Say- well's Leather Gooda la Osbawa and tbe Emn- porium la Brooklin. Prices are $4.50 for aduits and $2.50 for seniors and chlldren un- der 12. BROOKLIN HOME BAKERY & DELICATESSAN. 61 BALDWIN ST., BROOKLIN 655-4951 SPECIAL THIS WEEK Ail Muffins Yss w. make party plattors to ordor. l- ,- -w - w 60% OFF SALT QUARTZ HEATERS reg. $79."' NOW$59.'9 KEROSEN E H EATERS (2) $11 9a"" PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW TABLE $79RI9I Spring Fashions The Brooklin United Cburch wll be holding a Spring Faabions show April 20 at 8 p.m. Approximately 70 costumes from the Village Sboppe will be worn by the 10 modela. Alice Carnegie (left) and Helen Cole display two of the outfits. -Free Press Staff Photo Co unty 'Town Singers .............. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .