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S i. ' S~ i~ t. b t S * W t.B Ob% *00 ~ *. S., * *.~... *~.iâ a Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, November 25, 1992, Page 19 New Knights assembly in Durham Region On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the K Knights of 4 7 Columbus of Durham Region welcomed a new 4th d egree assembly cf the Knight of Columbus to the area., The journey to this eventful evening began long ago qs an idea brought forward at a meeting of Msgr. Bench Assembly in Oshawa. Former district deputy Martin Turpin felt it was time to bring a second assembly of the 4th dègree Kni htsa of Columbus into Duream Region. us A committee started the ball in motion. Members began at the roots by signing up as many interested members as they côuld flnd. Once this grass roots grop was formed, an executive was elected to. better lead them into the next phase. Sir knight Brian McKinnon was elected as the charter faithful navigator. Under bis leadership this group set about bringing in the necessary number of new members into the club. Once all current and new members were in place, it was time to enter the the iproer formrns final step. All p rF u .- lu VLC I were sent out and the master of the 2nd Ontarie District, sir knight Frank Devine, was approachedfor final approval. On Nov. 3, 1992 vice supreme master air knight James Côté and the - newly appointed master Wilard Roy presented the members their official charter. They will now be known as Father Leo J. Austin Assembly #2287. Also on this night the charter executive was installed into their respective offices. A social evening took place following the ceremomes to celebrate the event. The assembly is made upof members from ail over Duram Region with their base in Whitby. The 4th degree is the Patriotic BROOKLINW gf lf f lSMia......n n L. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ....... Y ' T 4Jç~ 5tI* Cut your -own at tree farm. Brooklin District Lions are an sponsoring cut-your-own Cristmas trees at Murc4+'s Rol- lin Mreadows tree farm. der the Lions program, trees, including scotch pine, white pine and white spruce, can be eut on weekends from Dec." 5 te 20. Proceede from sales of eut l . i Brooklin United Churcn welcomed the Rev. Percy Brown to the pulpit this past Sunday while Rev. David King was on std1 .wnave. The church family was saddened this past week by the sudden passing of Jaleen Crawford who was ve active in the community an in the church, - having served as a Sunday school teacher for over 50 years. The 1993 Canadian church calendar can be purchased from Vivienne Eckel at a cost of $4.75. The youth cf the congregation are. taldng orders fer cheese, from which they hope te raise funds to attend Toc Alpha Christmas Conference in Toronto.' Cal Gloria at 655-4978 or the office at 655-4141 to order. Club to host dim sum dinner The Brooklin Boys Octagon Club will host a dim sum dinner at Casia Palace on Hwy. 12 just north of Brooklin, on Sunday, Dec 13, in an ongoing effort to raise mono yfor the club. Although rarely available in Durham Region, dim sum dinners are popular in Toronto as a Sunday treat. A variety ofbchinese appetizer and finger foodis are served in a buffet style. The restaurant will be preparing over 15 different items or this event. Last year the Brooklin Optimist Club hosted a similar event which attracted over 75 people. Advance tickets for the event are available for $15 each. Price includes all-you-can-eat dim sum, tea or coffee, and all taxes. The event will feature two sittings, one from 10:30 a.m. til 1 p.m., and the other from 1 to 3 p.m. Tickets are available at The Video Image or Brooklin Bulletin Signs in Brooklin and at the restaurant. The Octagon Club's recent boule drive in Brooklin raised just over $116 for the club. trees go to Canine Vision Canada, a continuous project Of the Lions Foundation of Canada. There will also be hayrides. Refreshments are available, and there will be a craft shop. Tree baling is free. The farm is located at 662 Townline Rd.,' one mile north of Ashburn. 4-Hers win awards Both Durham East 4-H council and the Durham West 4-H Association were well represented at the 1993 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Youth Activities Weekend. The Durham East 4-H nGo For The Gold' teami of Eric and CarolynBarkey, RR2 Blackstock, a ff Kemp ad Andrew Frew of Nestieton, under the leadership cf Tom Barrie of Bowmanville, were provincial champions. In the Knob Hill national 4-H beef heifer show, Joanne Handley of Campbellcroft was grand champion showman. She also showed the champion Simmental heffer while Paula Pascoe of Solina showed the champion Aberdeen-Angus heifer. Other participants i the beef heifer show from Durham Region were (from Durham East) Sara Cornish of Bowmanville, Scott Nesbitt cf RR1 Nestleton, and Jeff Beckett cf RR1. Enniskillen: (from Durham West) Kevin Vale The Brooklin Christmas Craft Show will be held on Saturday, Nov. 28, 10 am. to 4:30 pm., and Sunday, Nov. 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Brooklin Community Centre, Cassels Rd. E. A variety of handicrafts will be available, including cross stitch, woodwork, rocking horses, and Christmas orriaments. Refreshments will be available. Admission is $1, and proceeds will go to Denise House. of RR5 Sunderland, Loretta Londry of RR2 Canningten, Trevor and Troy K9rkobous of RR5 Sunderland, Matt Grills and Ryai Duf? of Port Perry, and Michael Thompau of RR3 Sunderland. the Knights of For more information contact Kevin Daudlin at 668-3410. Coupon T' 5 E ASTE TAT EVERYSODY'S AFTERI H hstte6661177I PIZZA)A SHELLýSI 99 Dozen M Reg. $289 Limit 2 dozen per customer with this ad. Offer expires 'lbesday, December 1,1992 Coupon Order of Columbus. J. Crawford was longtime teacher of Sunday sehool .1 'Y I L Durham Region Wants Your Advice On An Environmental Project THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY (iF DURHAM WINTER SLUDGE MANAGEMENT CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT D UR HAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION REGION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The Regional Municipality of Durham is initiating a review of winter siudge management programs. Ibis review is being conducted pursuant to the requirements of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Sewage and Water Projects. A possible outcome of this review may be the implementation of new programmes and facilities to nanage the Region's sewage sludge during the winter months. The Region .would like your comments as to how this review should proceed before finalizing its planning approach. There are two ways for you to become involved. 1. Public Information Centres Attend the Region's Public Information Centres. Our preject team will be available to review our proposed approach, answer questions and receive your comments. Tht iirst Public Information Centre will be held qn December 9, 1992, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Broeklin Community Centre, located at 45 Cassels Road in Brooklin. 2. Public Consultation Workshops It is proposed that an informai working group he formed with the interested parties to hold public consultation workshops. The purpose of the workshops will be to review in detail the proposed approach, to identify possible solutions and to review potential evaluation criteria. Background information wil be provided to aU participants prior to the worlkuhop. To participate in the workshops, please write to thefollowing address by December 18, 1992 and indicate your area of special interest. Mr. Don Cane, P.Eng. Simcoe Engineering Group Limited 345 Kingston Road Pickering, Ontario. LIV lAi Telephone: 416-509-2285 Please be advised that this may be the only public notice for this Class Environmental. Assessment. If you wish to be advised of the progress of this Class Enviromental Assessment, please contact Mr. Cane at the address noted above. Sàwe 1t979 221 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Il m ,;16 a