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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 11-, 1983, WHITBY FREE PRESS, Byeklie w. I. By ROXANNE REVELEII <ail 655-4951 wh items for thi% colun.n hi there; If ail those who speak would weigh their wvords, how liglit the air would be. LIBRARY NEWS A special "Comedy,-Movies-Day" wil be coming to Brooklin Library on Friday July 19 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Please note the time and remember these movies are recommended for children who are eight years old and up. Movies to be seen are: The Electric Grandmother, Hangin out With Cici, Someone's in the Kitchen with Jamie, DCinkie Hooker Shoots Smack. Sure to be good viewing for the kids!1 Presenting .... "Eatable Teddybears Day or "Pet Day" at your library July 26 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Corne and enjoy creating your very own eatable teddybear. Remember don't bring your pets o n Friday, just your appetite. A very different kind of pet day which is sure to be lots of fun and quite deliejous . See you at your library. INSTRUCTORS WANTED Group '74 wiil be offering their classes in varied crafts again during the winter months this year. They are in need of instructors who would be willing to teach their arts and crafts. If you would be in- -(3 (àwa (3 Up To 30 % Off On Videotape Q $12 îQ Beta L-500 Regular Grade $15.95 Now$1.2 SBeta L-500 High Grade $21 .75 Now $1 3 25 VHS T-90 High Grade $23.50 Now $1 5 a75 Q Sale prices effective until Auguet 20,.1983 Q C)C à(0QQ bG C ý(J jc 3 Qa terested ln sharlng your talent with others in any craft area such as stained glass, macramee, crochet, hair pin lace, etc., please caîl Pat Odgers a t 655-3457. JUST A REMINDER The Meadowcrest Baptlst Church is stili holding their Family Movie Nlghts, each Wednesday corn- mencing at 7:30 p.m. The whole family is welcome to watch such exciting films as "Professor and the Prophits" on August 24, "Red River of Life" on August 31 and "ITo the Unknown God" on September 7. The Church is located on Vipond Road, Brooklin, just west of the Library. WHAT A GREAT IDEA Basebaîl has really been i the news just lately. What with alI the excitement of having a big league contender in Toronto, alI the hullabaloo about George Brett and his "pine tarred bat", Dave Win- field and the case of the "Schznucked Seaguil" and last but not least the question of where the new dorne stadium will be built. Hats off to Regional Chairman Gary Herrema for his foresight in putting forth a bid to have the stadium built right here in Durham, specifically Whitby. Let's face it, we have ail the room in the world for such a facility within easy access of Toronto via the 401. The prestige alone would pay off great dividends flot to mention the jobs it would create for this area. I for one wiil keep my fingers crossed that this idea, like many of Itsapredéceor, does not go by the boards but becomes a realty. Off the subject a little, I got a kick out of -part commentator Joe Garagiola's story just at' t "Blue Jay" incident. He stated that a feilow in New York City was coming out with a T-shirt with a pic- ture on the front of Brett and Winfield. The caption underneath will read "'Tar and Feathers". See you next week... Roxanne Reveler Brooklin Bakery drop-off Friday, before noon please 655-4951. I j TORONTO -- Mike J Shisko of Whitby is IPaRTJIMMM3(TIG among the 17 most Th feCmnadionnmovImn recent recipients of for p@rSàJ Iona hoo grants from the Board BROOKLIN HOME RAKERY & DELICATESSAN' 6BALDWIN ST., BROOKLIN 655-4951 SPECIAL THIS WEEK: FRESH CHELSEA LOAVES ONLY% 1.a49 DINNER ROLLS *89 A DZEN See Our Many ln Store Specials of Industrial Leadership and Development (BILD). He received a $3,391 grantto renovate cabbage storage facilities. The grant, made un- der the Ontario'Storage and Packing Assistance Program for Fruit and Vegetables, was an- nounced by the Hon. George A.she (MPP - Durham West) on behalf of the Hon. Den- nis Timbreil, Minister of Agriculture and Food. The 17 most recent recipients are receiving a total of $83,329 in gran- ts as incentives to ex- pand and upgrade their operations. They in- vested another $166,658 in the various projects. The grants cover one- third of the cost of new or renovated storage facilities for Ontario- grown fruit and vegetables for fresh and -processing markets. They also apply to one- third of the cost of pur- chasing and installing handling and --packing equipment. The BILD initiative is aimed at extending the marketing period for fresh Ontario fruit and vegetables and reducing imports. . BILD is a' cabinet -conxmittee which co- ordinates Ontario's-five- year $1.5 1 billion eeonornic development plan . It hasset aside -$20 million for this initiative and has already awar- ded $6,284,798. The ýother 16 most recent granst are: Harold R. Birt, Freelton, apple packing facility, $5,032; Santo Simone, Newmarket, potato storage construc- tion, $8,471; Arie Moor & Sons Ltd., Kettleby, cucuniber packing equipment,,$4,435; Jose* Santos, , Harrow, vegeta.ble packing facility, $6,375; Robert B. Adamis, Kingsville, vegetable storage and packing facility, $2,452; Rock Glen Fruit Farms Ltd., Arkona, tender fruit packing facility renovations - and packing 'Iequipment, $8,011; Ross »L. Hall, ThIedford, onion storage renovations, $3,334; Harvey Lockrey, Thed- ford, onlon storage renovations, $2,450; R. Bruce Ryder, Slmcoe, asparagus storage con- struction, $3,188; Mike Kosem, Beamsville, tender fruit storage construction, $3,123; Stephen Chary,ý Oakland, tomato packing equipment, $1,500; Lawrence Lee Johnson, .Fenwick, potato packing equip- ment, $1,167; Meroil Sevdic, Dresden, cab- bage storage renovation and packing equipment, $3,567; R & M Boyd Asparagus Farnis, Langton, asparagus storage and packing facility, *12,140; Pinery Farms Ltd., Grand Bend, potato packing equipment, $2,130; Fer- vido Moro, Bradford, onion and carrot storage renovations, *$12,564. Teens on Patrol Teens On Patrol, six summner students hired by Durham Regional Police, were on hand last week at the Catholic Youth Camp at Denis O'Connor School to promote bicycle safety. Pictured here closely examing a bike owned by'Colin Behan, 10, are Patti Nugent (Teens on Patrol projeet manager) and Guy Papereila. Teens on Patrol want to spread awareness of vandalismn while reducing it. Wh itby resi*dent among. BILD grant recipients ILL