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WHMTY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,1989, PAGE 15 '88 REVIEW '88 REVIEW '88 REVIEW Renascent Centre was appro ved *Following many publie meet- ingS, Whitby council gave appro- val to the Renascent alcholic treatment centre in July. The centre is located in the Carnwith Mansion in Brooklin. Many residents com plained about the centre noting t he lack of water and sewers in the area. But Renascent proposed .a 9,000-litre water storage facility thstf t1,hv .'unid1wnuild Rnswer anV fears about a lack of water for Brooklin when the treatment centre opened. struct a 20,000-gallon reservoir for fireflighting purposes. Fair attendance -is up Good weather was cited as one reason for increased attendance at the Brooklin Sp ring Fair in June. Large crowdTs also atten- ded the tractor pull held o>vér two nights instead of one as iri recent years. Fine Ladys' Clothiers Hwy. 12 Broodlin, 655-3474 Thurs. & Fr1. Evening Ilours "Til 8 pi. Up to Off 50% E~ Ixti~ W ixxtE2cýi Stc3~cU~~: Take another 20% off the ticketed sale price on selected items. (Cash only) SAlE 0F 11ESEASON a DON'T MISS IJI! Residents battled Canada Post Ashburn residents provedf they could hold their own in a fight, espeially when it was against Canada Post. In January, Ashburn residents won the right to have their mail sorted in Ashburn rather than Brooklin. But that was only the begi' nning of their battle., 'Me post office had new owners in 1988, Barb and Paul Allen, and Ashburn residents were un- sure what effect the new owner- ship would have on the post office in the community. The post office at the store had been run b y former postmaster Moyra Griffin, who resigned late in 1987. As a postmaster, Griffin was paid by Canada Post. The Allens, however, had entered into an agreement with Canada Post to provide mail service. Residents feared the contract did not pay the Allens enough and would force them to close the post office. Resdents were also informed Canada Post might instaîl locked mailboxes at the Ashburn post office to replace mail being handed over t he counter. A meeting was held March 2 between Canada Post and Ash- burn residents. Canada Post decided against the locked boxes, agreed to hold further discussion with Allens about their contract and even agreed to replace a Brooklin/' Ashburn postal stamp with an Ashburn postal stamp. Kinsmen held winter carnival A. wrnter carnival launched in Brooklin in 1988 was a success for the organizers, the Kinsmen Club although somie of the fea- tured events including three dog sled teams were not advertised. ONTARI O GLOBAL TELE VISION NET WORK ?~ ~Î7~ $ Until January 27th, there's $2 5,000 avoulable to be won every weekday. Every weekday's a brand new go me, so get your game card today. There's o different coloured game card for every weekday, Monday to Friday. IT'SBIIIS EVERY WEEKDAY!1 To play, get your Money Mania ~4ANIAgame card daily at McDonold's DAILY ~ I~~D1LY.then watch Global Television MINs 1 &ol, f«klweeknights from 7:20 - 7:30 right JAI& JANaffer Wheel of Fortune for the 400 day's winning number. ARIO~j~. There's neyer been a go nme an ly Money Mania todoy. Mardi 02188