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Custom gift store opens in Brooklin An unusual business has opened its doors in Brooklin, one which is sure to be an asset to the village's business community. The Creative Basket at 4 Roebuck St. offers a unique service, particularly for those who are wracking their brains to find the perfect gift for those hard-to-buy-for people on their shopping lists. Living up to its name, the store ofl'ers custom gift baskets for aIl occasions and madle to the customer's specifications. No item will be enclosed unless specified. The shop is now gearing up for the Christmas season, but the baskets can also be used for a variety of celebrations. There's one for the newborn baby containing a piggy bank, handmade soother bibs, little shoes and baby lotions. Then there is one for housewarmings which can be customized for the kcitchen, bath, or any other room. Birthday or anniversary baskets might include a selection of gourmet foods, a lady's luxury bath or a specialized sports basket for the man in your life. For 'children, a bubble gum machine filled with treats. The basket of surprises doesn't necessarily have to corne in a basket. The Creative Basket will also I decorator tins, bags and even candle baskets. They have special deals for corporations and businesses for promotions and thank you gifts. According to its active partner Debbie Begg, Brooklin was chosen as an ideal location because it was central in the region. And The Creatîve Basket delivers, not only locally, but across Canada if necessary. Begg is married and lives in the Uxbridge area. The mother of three has always been involved in the arts-related field and anticipated hier new business will be a success. The store is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Next Sunday, Nov. 29, the sacrament of holy communion will be celebrated, the first advent candle will be lit, and the Jackson memorial window will be dedicated. The congregation is invited to stay after church on Sunday, Dec. 6 to make Christmas symbolà which will be used in the Christmas celebration on Sunday, Dec. 20. Bring a sandwich, soup, coffee and tea will be provided. You. will be on your way by 2 p.m. On Christ the King Sunday, Nov. 22, three babies were baptized after being introduced to the congregation by Dr. Allan Stocks, chairman of the membership committee. They were: Caylie Irene Gilmore, daughter of Ronald and Gillian Gilmore; Michael Robert, son of Robert and Debbie Tafertshofer and Candace Catherine, daughter of Scott and Cathy Vallancve. The titie of Mr. Lacey's sermon was "Here comes the Judge." A good crowd enjoyed shopping and lunch at the Home Towne Christmas Bazaar on Nov. 21. The profits were $2,300. There will be a corne and go tea to celebrate Ruby Sonley's 9th birthday on Dec. 5 from 2 to 5 p.m. at her home, 144 Baldwin st. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987, PAGE 13 1 Meado wcrest will hold Book Fair Meadowcrest Public School will be holding their annual "Book Fair" in the school, gymnasiurn this week. The fair started on Tuesday, and wlll run untIl Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.rn. Apart from a large numnber of books which would make Christmas gifts for children of al ages and adults, there will be many displays and photographs to view. Ail proceeds from this event are used to purchase equipment andl books for Meadowcrest' s library. CREATIVE COOKERY presents "Simply Deliejous" A Special Cooking Demo Burns Church - Ashburn Tuesday, December lst, 7:30 p.m. Tickets $3.00 SAdvance sales only.. , ¶A 655-4825 or [i Ashburn Store. L A BURNS KIRK GUILD EVENT tepaefor.. & RIBS featuring.. Salad Bar, Children-'s Menu and more! LOCATED on HWY. 12 Just South of Thickson Rd. 655-8911 DEBBIE BEGG of The Creative Basket on Roebuck St. uses her background in the arts to create unique gift baskets which could contain anything from a cuddly stuf- fed puppy or dormouse, to baby booties and gourmet food. Free Press Photo toit edCLu~1 19 Cassels Rd. East, Brookl111 Rev. E. Frazer Lacey, B.A. B.D. SUNDAY WORSHIP & CHUR1CH SCHOOL - il A. M. .NURSERY ('ARE AVAIIABLE ALL WELCOME C1l IUR('I OFFICE: 655-4141 You csTan utyor owno choose from pre cut Spruce & Pine trees. *We also have Cone Wreaths. 1 mile east of Thickson Rd. on Conlin Road.- 12 miles west of Durham College> j Watcli for signs! - Open Daily Watson TreeFarms ~2 St. Leo's bazaar a sueeess The St. Leo's Chistmas bazaar was once again a huge success according to organizers. Winners of the main draw were Anita Van Hout of Brooklin, first prize winner of the Tiffany lamp; John Latulipe of Oshawa, who won an origiani oîl painting donated by Hilde Schmidt of Brooklin; Cheryl Worr of Oshawa, thidrd prize of folk art; and Ann McGeowan, fourth prize of a gift certificate from Garden Nursery. t ,1 ~ Â.~V ,< ~ z JY ~ -- - r- Gift Baskets of Distinction for Holiday Giving *Each basket indiv%,idually, createci for e An excellent corporate gift for hoth that special someone employees and clients *Ideal for family, neighbours, teachers and other special friends Open Tuesday - Friday 9:30 - 4:00. Saturdav 9:30 - 5 :00 -4 Roebuck Street. Brooklin, Ontario (Hm-%. 12 just north of Hwv. >. 655-8021 (24 h-- United Church news il m - - - - -- -- -- -- - - - A Deliverv available