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PAGE 14, WHIBY FREE PRESS, WEDNES9DAY, NOVEMBER 8,1989 Phone 668-6111 Zonmeg-poses problems for Brooki manufacturer Rezoning of land bas posed man problems for R. McCoy HoliZ*ngs Limited, owners of the land site where Brooklin Con- crete now sits. Purchased originally for com- mercial use, part of the land bas been rezoned by the Town and can, no longer be used com- ercially. John McCoy said Monday night that a building originally scheduled to be buit on that land' was subsequently bujît in Port Perry because there was "less hassie." The Ministry of the Environ- ment is now opposing the appli- cation because, says the owner, they have mis'understood inten- tions with respect to a ditch that runs tbrough the property. "They tWought we were ,going to MIi t in, but we're not, said McCoy. McCoy feels cautiously opti- mistic that when this is ironed out, he will then be free to develop the land and expand the Brooklin Concrete facility which bas been operating for 35 years.' THlE Whitby's Northern Communi- the association, and Jo-Ann Leedie, tics Ratepayers Association will con- secretary, led the recent meeting in tinue to push for a recycling progam Ashburn. The meeting was primarily in the north, and will continue to an information evening for new raise traffic concerns that could members. The next fuit meeting is resuit fromn the proposed Harvard epce ob ederyi h e industries slated for Heron. Rd. in expcea obehlralyi.h e Ashbyur.n. Richard Worr, chairman of ya Brookli'Ln Uniit cd Church news The 149tb anniversary of tbe Brooklin United Cburch congre- gation was celebrated asat Sunday. The Rev. Dr. John Webster Grant, a- former professor, of- church history at Emnianual College and Toronto Scbool of Theology, was guest speaker. Coffee bour, lunch and a time of fellowship were enjoyed following the service. The 'Mayor's Prayer Breakfast' will be held on Saturday, Nov. 18 froni 8:30 te 10:30 a.m. with Dr. Ian Rennie, Dean of Ontario Theological Seminary, as guest speaker. This breakfast is for the men of the çongregation and tickets are $6, available at the churcb office. The General Moters Choir will perform at Brooklin United Cburcb on Tuesday evening, Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $ and refreshments will be served. For tickets, caIl Christine Grandy at 655-3660. Nov. 25 is the date for tbe LCW Home towne Bazaar from il a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch of soup, sandwiches and squares will be served fromn 11:30 a.m. on. There will be a bake table, craft table, fabrics and Sunday scbool table as will as nuinerous other craft tables. Wl meets Nov. 15 Tii. Brooklin Wl'. education and cultuiral activities meeting will b. held Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1:30 p.m., at the cormnunity centre. Convener will be Sylvia Hahn; motte will be «Digging up the past"; roll cail will be «Do sub- divisions belp or hinder agricul-, ture?»; hostesses wilI - b. Hilda' Stanley and Elsie Gilroy. Visitore' are welcome. The week of Nov. 20 has been declared Recycling week in Ontario. Ontario South WI has been asked to put on a display in the Port Perry Public Library. The display was also put on at the Port Perry Fair. Seniors' progyrams offered Brooklin seniors, aged 55 and over, are invited to loin. a five- week programi at the Brooklin community centre, Cassels Rd., starting Tusay, Nov. 16. The program, to be beld from 9:45 to 11:45 a.m., will continue on Nov. 23 and 30, Jan. il and 18. The Whitby parks and recrea- ,tion department and Brooklin Centennial Seniors' Club will also offer a carpet bowling game- on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2 p.m.,'at the Brooklin community centre. There will also be a small Christmas craft with refresh- ments and door prizes. For more information cali the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre at 668- 1424. The Living Well-programi will hold sessions on stress manage- ment, nutrition and cooking hints, relaxation tips and life- style change techniques. Cost for the program is $5. CaIll 430-7729 for more inifor- ni aticrn Carnegie 2nd For bIer entry ".$askets,* Alice Carnegie of Brooklin earned second prize in the wallhanging category of the Osbawa Senior Citizens' Centre second annual quilt sbow Oct. 20-21. Dot McPherson of Whitby came third in the quilt category for her entry, 'Boston Common.' Christmas workshop Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold a 'Country Christmas Workshop' on Saturday, Nov. 18, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Burns Church, Ashburn. Cost is $15 (includes lunch). Registration is limitèd. To regis- ter, cail Joan at 655.-4742 or Diane at 655-4646. .AN EVENING of gospel music with 'Promise,' a mixed group from London, Ont., wili be held at Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn, on Sunday, Nov. 12,7:30 p.m. Freewill offering. Optimist club raffe wrnners The Brooklin Optimnist Club recently held a ramfe in conjunc- tion with the Blue Mariner. Winner of a TV was Bill Brant, of Whitby; shrimp and chips din- ner for two, Dave Dawson of Whitby; frisl and chips dinner for two, Randy Ilisse of Osh awa.4 H.H. GOODE & SON (1987) LTD. FARM SUPPLIES We canty a vde vadety of farm products for your needs Dairy Feed Forse Feed Swine Feed Sheep & Goat Food Pet Feed Vtamin & Minerai> &vvieenis JFetlhzw:. Brand Name Products Irom: - Shur Gain - Mast er Feeds - *Punina - Gallagher Electnrc Fenoe- DELIVNfERV AVAILAimBLEw GNVE USA CALL OR DROP IN Brock Streetf, Uxbridge 852-3355 44> 4 ,A.4AiNFfth am - 5 pin. SAT. 9a. m. »- 1p.m. iL l jý 1