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Corridor Capers ( J By MARY MCEACFIERN Cali 725-8967wîth news items for Ibis column DABRYL TAYLOR SELECTED FOR PROVINCIAL GAMES Darryl Taylor has been selected to take part in the Provincial Games at Burlington on July 9 to 12. Darryl qualified with 'time' in aIl five of the "wheel speed" regional races held in Peterborough earring 2 seconds, 1 third, and 2 fourths in the 100 M, 20o M, 400 M, 800 Mand 1,500 M. Darryl is an outstanding 'wheel chair athiete', and we, in the Corridor are extremely proud of his accomplishments. He is a grade 12 student at An- derson Collegiate and resides with his parents at 98 Garrard Rd. in Whitby. He is also in the market for a new racing chair to further his athletie career. In order to purchase this chair he would like to seli his regular wheel chair. Anyone interested, please contact the Taylors. Our congratulations to you Darryl on your past ef- forts, and our sincere hope for success in the future, and especially the coming Provincial Games in Burlington. PAPER DRIVES This wilI be the last Corridor Paper drive for the summer. Please have papers bundled and by the road at 9 a.m. this Saturday for pick up. Otter Crrek area wilI also conduct a paper drive this Saturday. CORRIDOR RATEPAYERS ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Corridor Area Ratepayers Association was held recently at Dr. Robt. Thornton School. The executive for years 1981-82 are as follows: Homer Pelgrims, president; Chris Pelgrims, first vice-president; Bob Kennedy, second vice- president; Dennis Fox, third vice-president; Herdis Grundso, recording secretary; Mary McEachern, correspondence secretary; and, Sandra Linden- smith, treasurer. B3r-k1i n Byl ines Umm By SUSAN SMITH PICNIC The Brooklin United Church Congregation Picnic will be held on Sunday, June 21 at the Greenwood Conservation Area. Outdoor service begins at il a .m. ODDFELLOWS LODGE PORK ROAST The Oddfellows are having Pork B.B.Q. on Satur- day, June 13, 5 p. m. a t Kinsmen Park in Brooklin. Two pigs will be roasted ahI day, so corne and see. The cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children (il and under). It's free to watch but buy a ticket to support your Brooklin Rebeccas and Oddfellows. Phone 655-3005 or 649-3343 for tickets. BHS MEETING The Brooklin Horticultural Society will be presen- ting an "Iris Festival" flower show a t Burns' Chur- ch in Ashburn on Monday, June 15, 8 p.m. Entries are to be at the church between 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. for judging. Joan Brak, a B.H.S. member, will be the guest speaker that evenîng on "The Wayside Gourmet" a topic which should have the audience hooking at wild plants with a new perspective. ~-# THE CORPORATION OFTHE TOWN OF WHITBY PROCLAMATION SENIOR CITIZEN S WEEK JUNE l4th to JUNE 20, 1981 TAKE NOTICE THAT in recognition of the COntrîbUtions 0f our senior cilîzens, thle period of . le 14th to june 201h, 1981. 's hereby proclaîmed as -Senior cýtiens Week- in and for t he Town 0f Whitbyý DATEO 81 wrltby, Ontario,tils tenlIl day ofJufl6.A DO 1981ý R A, Attersley Mayor Town of Whttby Fiberglass Insulation Thermal Thlcknesss 5*. Number Sq. Ft. Coverage Resîanlof Poc*& Pet Bag Friction Fit Batts Rý8 i3 4 15 x 48 28 140 ____J 23 x,48" 28 214 6 R-10 3 12 15,x48" 21 105 23 x 48 21 161 R-12 3 12 15' x48 18 90 23 x 48' 18 138 R-14 3 14 15 x 48- 10 49 5 23'x*48 10 75 9 R 20 6 15* x48 10 50 23 x 48 10 76 R-28 8 12 16- x48- 7 37 3 24 x*48* 7 56 P 31 1 1 14 16 :*48* 6 32 24 *48 6 48 H835 12 16' x48- 6 32 24 x 48 6 48 àapUr Barrier RailS R-8 2 34 15 *8011 1 100 R10 3 1 2 15 x56f1 1 70 aiGu R12 R20 e s e - *0 - s 13.98 per carton ash & carry MITCHELL BROTHERS x- (vI .L'-. J Il '<1ý; BROOKLIN 655-4991 Wl 1111Y FR1111 PREiSS, WFH)NESDAYi, MINE 10, 1981, lPAGE 7 Used tickets valu able to libraries The directors are: Bill Sabyan, Bey. Rogers, Lynn Majoros, Elizabeth Newton, Diane Armitage, Edith MacLean, Don Rogers, Banu Doctor, Bill Lovelock, Glenn Shortt, Dan Bell, John Johnston, and Mel Whyte. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Westinster Fair - Saturday, June 13 at 10 a.m. on the church parking lot. Auction sale, flea market, crafts, games, bake sale, tea room. Al con- tributions appreciated. Cail 579-5435 for pick-ups. Proceeds for renovating church basement. For the auction at 10:30 a.m., articles will be taken on con- signment, minimum value of $25 with 20 per cent going to renovation proceeds. Summer Communion Service - Sunday, June 21, il a.m. Change of service time - On Sunday, July 5, the service time will change to 10 a.m. for July and August. Brownie Leaders are needed for two Brownie Packs beginning in September. If anyone is in- terested in becoming a 'Brown Owl', please contact Marlene Tompkins at 723-2853. Westminster Bazaar - Saturday, November 28, is the date set for the annual U.C.W. Bazaar. We in- vite ail ladies and gentlemen to use their talents and time and start on some projects for this event. Sewing, knitting, crafts, or 'whathaveyou' wilI ahl be welcome. CORRIDOR CAPERS BALL The next Corridor Area 'Capers Bahl' will be held at Whitney Hall on Saturday, October 24. Keep the date in mind and reserve your tickets early. This is a smaller hall,, so the tickets will have to be on a first comne basis. Avoid disappointment, cali early in September for your reservations. Oshawa lady winer Grace James of Oshawa was the May winner of $1,500 for the Brooklin District Kinsmen Club "Trip of the Month Contest". Irene MacKenzie, of Beamsville and Brooklin resident Jeff Taber won. $120 in second and third prizes respectively. Ambulance Service During the week that ended at midnight last Thursday, the Whitby Ambulance Service. respon- ded to 117 calîs for service. According to co-owner Derek Pearce, the service responded to 41 routine calis and to 46 standby calîs for other ambulance services in Oshawa and Ajax. The service also responded to 30 emergency calîs. The number to cali for ambulance service is 23 5232. me"t alI Wintario tickets from June 1 through December 31, 1981, can be used for a discount on the purchase of Canadian authored mass-market paper- backs. Tickets will be gratefuhly accepted at a ny of our branches. For further infor- mation telephone (Ajax) 683-6911, (Pickering) 284-0623, (Whitby) 668-653 or 66&- 6541. LAWN INSECT CONTROL' Two insect pests that can destroy the beauty of your iawn are the chinch bug and the sod webworm. The chinch bug sucks the juices f rom the grass plants until they collapse and die. The'sod webworm feeds on leaves and stems by chewing. For effective control THE WEED MAN wiIl identify your insect probiem and supply proper treatment. CALL 683-9589 4 speed, 4 cylinder, super gas saver! Lic. LYK 731. Certlfled Sale Price $2195 1976 FORD F100 PICK-UP 1974 CUTLASS 302, V8, fully certlfled and URM ready to go. Lic. EW8 451. 2 door, buckets, console, air CertfledSale Prlce c on dl1tlo nin g, power steerlng, power brakes, $2695automatic, radiais. Lic. OX26951 1979 AUSTIN MINI Cortlflod Sale Price 2 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, $ 5 % great gas mileage. Lic. OYM1 232. Certif led Sale Pruce 17 O G $2195 CHARGER 2 door, buckets, console, automatic, power steering, 1973 DATSUN 510 power brakes, finished in 2 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, medium blue metallc with -J fiberglass fenders, low white vinyl roof. Lic. AMV fmiles. Lic. BKUJ 464. 600. ( Certif led Sale Price Certlfied Sale Price 11695 $2395 BRADLEY MOTORS 841 DUNDAS STREET WEST WHITBY 668-1542 Wintario ticket buyers, your "used" tickets are valuable to the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Public Libraries. Under the "Wintario Half-Back Program- IT'S A CIN.CH IT'S A CHINCH m ;ïr