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Brian Win te r's - w. Historie ai Whitby a HEBRON CTLLRCH (Part One) This week we depart from our current series on Whitby industries to take note of the 25th anniversary of the Hebron Christian Reformed Church Iocated at 30 ElizÉabeth Crescent. This church was founded on Feb'. 13, 1954 by the emerging community of Dutch immigrants in Whitby, and in the past 25 years two sister churches have been established in Oshawa and Port Perry.1 Through the courtesy of Fred Wind, chairman 0f the Church's anniversary committee, we were supplied with a history of the Hebron Christian Reformed Church in Whitby, which we print in our "Historical Whitby Column,", this week. In another part of this week's issue 0f the Free Press will be MI I w Brookiin Bylines I NEWS, If you are interes ted in purchasing custom made clothing at an affordable price, plan to attend the upcomning Fashion Show at the Ashburn Community Centre. Local people will, model garments for the family made by two Ashburn women, Susan Rigby and Barbara Porter. Susan and Barbara began their ,garment business by 'making clothing for people in the Ashburn area. The response was good and they have decided to expand. The clothing is'made for you personally, in any style you wish. As well, the ladies will make accessories; such as purses, hats, vests, macrame hangings, etc. The clô .thing t o be shown latthe Fashion Show will 4e made, ekpécially to fit themodels., If these garments are purchased at'the sÉhow, you will be givena i5 per cent discou nt and 20*per cent off clothing ordered to he made. The Fashion Show will be held on April 7 at 2 p.m. Admnission is $1,per,.person. Tickets are available now by calling Susan Rigby at 655-8084 and Barbara Porter at 655-4652. A Hunters' Safety Course will be held on February 26 and 27 in Brooklin. The registration fee is $15. You must register and pay prior to taking the course. For more information, please contact Carl Sedore at 655-3250. Children! Remnember to enter the "Mad Hatter March Movie Contest" at the Brooklin Branch Library. Read a book that has been made into a movie. Then, filI out an entry blank and deposit itaàt the library. Winners will receive free tickets to the Cinema Whitby (Brock Theatre) to use on their March Break. The Draw will take place at the Brooklin Library on Saturday, March 1,7. The winners of the January Kinsmen Trip of the Month Draw are as follows: $1,200 trip - Larry Hewer, 8 Lamans St., Toronto. $100. weekends - Dennis Goodburn, 213 Centre St. N., Whitby, - WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY,,F]EBRýUA1PY, 14. 19,l79, PAGE 7 seen the schedule of special events beinig held to celebrate me was discussed, as wellâ's the eveîn tual' lllng ofâ c a minister. 25th anniversary of this Whitby church. The first congregational meeting was held on March 14. 1954. Ministers who have served the Hebron church: Cont'd cin P The Rev. Martin Vrieze, 1955-1958 The Rev. John Van Harmelen, 1958-1969 The Rev. Carl'Tuyl, 1969-1974rokt The Rev. Fred Bakker, 1974-1979 ni HEBRON'S HISTORY 6839 The First Christian Reformed Church of Oshawa,' later W use pre-heat solution that processes called the Hebron Christian Reformed Church of Whitby, was n15 min utes. It takes the g'uess work out instituted on February 13, 1954. Forty-one families and eleven o emn~ n evstehe necl singles comprised this new community, 149 persons in ahl. A lent condition for personal styling. rented hall, the Masonic Temple onCentre Street in, Oshawa, Redken Researah Centre served as place of worship. The first consistory meeting was held Feb. 17, with the Rev. J. Rook, the' counselori,*from Scarborough in charge. At the first consistory meeting brother D.J. VandenHeuvel was chosen to take the position of clerk, brother S. Hiemnstra became the first president. Brother R. Berentschot was elected to be the, first churchtreasurer. During this initial meeting two memlbers of the Young Men Society approached the consistory with a request'for study material and suggestions fora suitable room or a building for their weekly meetings. Brother Hiemstra recommended the YWCA building in Oshawa and the consistory proniised the two young brothers to appeal to the congregation for any available study aids. This would be done the very next Sunday. The organization of a Sunday School was discussed and three teachers, Inez Benschop, Ali Flini and Femmy Pols were appointed. It was decided to place an ad in De Wachter for hymnbook andbÎ"les in the English language. Catechism Brenda Williamson 106 Easthaven St., Oshawa. Brooklin area girl s! It's time once again to take entrants for the Miss Brookl in Spring Fair Pageant to be held the first weekend in June at the Fair. Last year's winner received lovely prizes and this year. promises to offer equally nice gifts. More prizes will be given to the runners-up and each contestant will once again receive a token of appreciation for.entering. Ail girls between the ages of 16 and 19 who live in the Town of Whitby (Ashburn, Brooklin, Myrtie, and Whitby) are eligible. It is not too soon to enter. Please caîl Susan Srnith at 655-3932 for further information. VIEWS On Thursday, February 8 the Brooklin Spring Fair Board held a general meeting to which everïne was invited. Unfortunately the mee ting was not well attended. I have learned fromn my attendance at the general meetings that there is much more involved in presenting the Fair than I ever expected, and manpower is definately lacking. For next month's meeting, please corne and support the Fair Board. They need your help. Susan Smith 655-3932. Brown's Drop Off' (before 2:00 p.m. Sat.) 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