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~<'1 71' j %17 1 fil rr yv PAGE 22, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6,1989 Durharn District Heaith Council inern bers narned FROM PAGE 15 Galnauskas (Oshawa), AIDS coordinator at the heath department; Susan Hendricks (Newcastle), medical librarian/ consumer; Sandra Manual (Oshawa), Mental Health Durlham; Lynn -Pilkington (Oshawa), Addiction Research Foundation; Evylin Stroud (Bowmanville), clerl/consumer; and Penny Waller (Bowmanville), interior decorator/consuiner. The long term care committee has a mandate te deal with issues such as chromie care, nursing homes, community services, sen- iors, homecare,_ etc. Committee members to June 1990 are: Sandra Pitters (Whitby), chairman; Ann Déhexr (Oshawa), council/retired R William Coulby (Oshawa), retired engineerkconsunier; Marily Crary, Ministry of Community and Social Services; Marian Crome, Durham Housing Authority- Josephine Dumais (Oshawa), consumer; Victoria Earle, Durham Region Social Services; -Barb Harburn, Homecaro; Donna Ljohnes (Oshawa), consumer; Audrey MacLean, Alzheimer, Society; Dr. Doug Mclntosh (Brooklin), physician; Jack McLelIan 4.1ty), consumer; and Wendy Orton,, Information Oshawa. The mental health comrittee has a mandate te deal with issues such as the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital redevelopment, com- munity services, hospital services, etc. Conimittee members to, June 1990 are as follows: Bull Lewis (Oshawa), chairman; Pauline Beal (Oshawa), counecouncillor- Dr. Janm AtInson (Ajax), physician; Alicia C~oventry (Oshawa), consumer, David Dobson ýUxbridge), bsiesmn consumer; Dr. Amy Goldwater, psychiatri Ft; Judy Gow (Oshawa). registered nurse; Ita1 Jessen (Oshawa), VON; Ray !Kearns (Oshawa), businessman/ consumer; Margaret Kuchmak (Whitby), hospital administration; Linda Kydd, Mental ý Health ~Durham; Richard lewiman (Pickering), businpssman/ consumer; and Elizabth! Taylor (Port Perry), consumer. The executive committee has a mandate te deal only with administrative issues'relating to, finance, personnel, nomination, council membership, public relations, etc. Membership. is comprised of council members who are not chairmen of standing committees. Committee members te June 1990 are as follows: Tom Mangan (Beaverten), chairman; Susan Bland (Oshawa), student; Joe Butson (Whitby), business manager; and Betty Schaefer (Oshawaà). There is one vacancy yet te býe filled., Flowers flourish In spite of another dry summer over 110 entries were submitted for judging at the "Annuals Show" held on Wednesday, Aug. 23 by the Brooklin Horticultural Society. Mary Housego was the big winner, winning the "Best Flower Specimen," "Best Gladiolus Specimen" and "Best Decorative" awards, with John Beecroft taking the "Best Vegetable Specimen" awvard. Speaker Tom Leedie, of Leedie Landscaping in Myrtle, brought many interesting saniples of shrubs for use in beautifying homes. Hlis informative.aIk kept Optimists meet The next meeting of the Optindst Club of Brooklin Wil11 be held Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. The dinner meeting will feature a guest speaker and a reunion of the members who have not met during the summer. The capital projects committee recently met with the Town of Whitby recreation departinent te discuss a proposed skateboard track te be located in the Brooklin Ifairgrounds. If approved, by council, the club will construct the track for opening in the early spring. It is estimated that such a track will cost $5,000 when completed. members busy asing questions and making notes of the many shrubs they wanted for their own gardens. Next meeting, "Bulb Sale and Workshop," will be on Monday, Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. Kids club meets Saturdays, Starting Sept. 9, the Brooklin Library Children's Club will meet every Saturday from 10:30 téo11-30a. Paper airpianes will be con- structed Sept 9 as a flying con- test wiIl be held. Sept. 16 wilI be 'Picture-taking Day' with many games to be played. 'Funny movies' will be seen Sept. 23, and on Sept. 30, hand- made rockets will blast off. Myrtie news By Soidja Graham The annual T-ball and softball banquet will be held Sunday, Sept. 10, 5-7 p.m. at Ashburn Park. Myrtle United Ohurch square dancing will be starting in niid-September, on F'riday even- ings. This is an early notice for anyone who is interested. Cal Laurel Hamer at 655-4492 or 655-4731 for information. MIARY Hou'sego and Jean Stachow with some of the more than 600 pies made for the Aug. 31 Myrtie pie show. Liaison comnuittee for garbage Interested residents are in- vited to join the public liaison committee or task groups that are being formed to help Durham Region solve its garb age pro- blems. The first meeting will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m., at the~ Brooklin corijLnunity centre. The Region is currently work- ing on a master plan for a Durham-only waste management system to handle solid waste into th e 2 lst century. The committee will give feed- back on proposed technologies Scout registration to *be held at Meëadowcrest To register boys in the Brooklin scouting program, parents are invited to attend a meeting Monday, Sept. 11, 6:30 p.m., at Meadowcrest public school gymnasium. WaJk ithe woods Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold a 'Walk in the Woods' on Sunday, Sept. 10, 1:30 p.m., at the Ashburn community centre. Society president Joan Brak will lead the walk and help identify wîld faîl flowers. Cost is $5. AIl welcome. The program is open to boys aged 5 to 14, and young men and women ageg 14 to 17. Information wiIl be available about each section of the program. including beavers, wolf cubs, scouts and venturers. The registration fee is $35. The beaver program (age 5 te 7) meets Mondays, and the other sections meet on Wednesdays throughout the school year. The paper drive wilI continue this fail on the second Saturday of each month, the next pick up will be this Saturday, Sept. 9 at 9:30 a.m. For further information, cal Bilan Wick 655-4434. and sites, and also suggestions to improve existing waste reduction programs. Lawlor says a variety of people, "from homemakers to engineers,"- are wanted as com- mittee participants. For more information call the master plan information line at 428-9918. fPaper Products, including newspaper, comprise 36 per! cent of the garbage placed at curbside- for ~ *pîckup each week.A Iof it is recyclable. Guiùdes hold corn roast The Brooklîn District Girl Guides wiIl hold a family corn roast on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 6:30 to, 8 p.m., at the home of Susan Moore, Cochrane St., six houses north of Hwy 7. For more information caîl Elly Fowler at 655-8085 or Donna Kahn at 655-8760. Phone 668-6111