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WITBY F 1 Bruoklin Hlorticuhural Society -pot luek supper1 The members of the Brooklin Horticu. for a pot luck supper at the Brooklin Ui Education Building recentlv. The Horti4 yv sa down 1 Christian ety bas 117 mnembers and has taken on as its Iatest ciivic beautificatiOn project, the planting1 of 200 spring, bilbs at Meadowcrest, Sehol.Photo by Gord Wick: NewYear's dance at Léegion, The Royal Canadien Legion. Branch 112,, will be holding its annuel New Year's Eve dance, Dec. 31 at the, legion hall on I3yron Street South. The dance will start at' 8 p.m. and cont inue into theNew Year, ending at 1 a. m. A hot and cold buffet wiil be served with the ûsàual erra' of party favors. Tickets are available from the steward on cluty at the branch. 'The balance conitinues to shift lu favor of e W, as au emooilcal and nufritious source of blgh quality protein. The average food basket prici ha, junuped slgnlficantly of late whlle. the. prie. of Olps bas remalned relatlvely stable, amording, to meent Anti- Inflation Board data. Best Protein Buy R ISING food prices re- iinfo'rce the notion that, eggs provide, an economical source ôf high quality protein. TeFederai -Anti-Inflation Board has warned consumners that food basket prices (that is the price of a 17-item -food order nationally) 'are up an average of 16.5 per cent over a similar period just one ycar ago. On the other hand, egg priceshave renained relatively constant and in good supply. That's the. word f rom'Max Roytenberg, General Manager of the ýCanadian Egg Marketing Agency (CEMA) in Ottawa. "When one c onsiders the nu- tritional value, versatility, econ- omy and the fact thaf there is virtually .ýno waste,. then eggs are a natural choice for the value conscious consumer con- cerned aboutfeeding thé family well", Mr. Roytenberg said. Foma< protein point of vieW, eggs -are comparable on an ounce for ounce'basis with meat. We al know what meat prices< are .like these days, while we're looking at eggs costing betweený 65^ and 75 cents per pound by weight neiiionwide. That represents real value-at a time whçn food basket costs are risingb" A 17-item, national survey las* month. showed that food prices are up considerably after a reiatively stable summer season. Increases are led 'by sharply higher prices for beef cofc and some f resh produce. Further increases 9a1re predicted overthe winter tmonths. On the other hand, the- for- mula pricing policy ado pted by CEMA bas provided relatIvely stable egg prices and'bas kept the product in good, supply. FOR FURTHER. INFORMATION Jini Balley/Frank Duckwiorth Infoplan.International 320 Davenport Road, 2ad Floor' Toronto, Ontario MSR 1K6 Tel: (416) 920-3600 These smiling faces beîong &0 three 0, ule executuvtemembers o1 the tirooklin Horticultural Society for 1979. At left is Secretary Valerie Hundert; at centre is President John Jefferies; and at right is Treasurer'Margaret Davis. The society recently. hetd its annual pot luck supper and-electionof officers at the l3rooklin United Church Hall. Photo by Gôrd Wick Day in jail fortie plate. theft- "The maximum sentence is 10 years in prison," Provincial Court Judge Norman Edmondson told Robin H. Judd, 20 of Brock Street, Whitby." For the quantity of goocis taken it demands a custodial sentence, His Honor said as he sentenced Mr. Judd to one day in jafi and fined him He had pleaded guilty to the thef t of a quantity of railWay tie plates valued at $2,000, Last August Mr. Judd went to the railway constrution site on Brock Street, North, and "1rernoved a quantity of tie plates from the Canadian Pacific Railway and took themn to the bock of a Brock Street, South- apartment building, the Court was told. He unfloaded the truck In the apartment buiing's back yard, t#e Court was told. Al i items have been recovered. Mr. Judd was self- empioyed as a scrap dealer when h. went to the railway construction site on Brock1 Street, North. He went to the area to remnove scrap and junk and had asked someone atthe site if it was aiiright to take the'material. He was told that it was allright,to take the mnaterial by a person net in authority and as a result.he loaded the materiai onto his truck- The mnateriai was returned and Mr. Judd is now out cf that type of business, the Court was informed. Lawrence A. Webb, 21 of Brock Street, Whitby was remanded to January 18. 1979 for sentence in the1 Oshawa Court on the charge of theft. charge, co-accused with Mr. Judd. Mr. Webb pleaded guilty to the charge of a theft of a quantity. of merchandise totaling $300 froni Hardin and King Construction Company during the months of July and August. The Court was told that- al of the items were recovered. The goods included tvo bear traps,- a carton of auto parts,, a booster, cable -and two five-gallon drums of ol, which were taken from a Whitby Construction site. As he remanded Webb for a pre-sentence report, Provincial Court Judge Norman. Edmondson. said, "This is a matter of concern; the accused Webb was-an employee of the firm from which the material was taken." Durham We st MPP George Ashe and his wife Margo will hold an open New Year's coffee party Dec. 30 from 2 p.m to 5 p.m. at the Church of the Holy Trinity, King's Crescent and Burcher Road in Ajax, SOFT, TOUSLED That's the look you want. Hair that's ~ just off the shoulders, permned but flot frizzy. A care- free style that (-. underscores your femininity. 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