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HI there: Why is it, the program you always thought was the best on T.V. is the first one to get canceled? Klnoven Rebekah Lodge bas wheel chairs and walkers they wil ban to anyone who needs them. Phone June Hoar 649-5440, Joanne Hannam 655-3650, or Joyce Hooker 655-3666 for more information. BROOKLIN SKATERS WIN MEDALS Scott O'Neill and Kara Braun, both of Brooklin dld exceptionally weil at the Eastern Ontario Sec- tional Figure Skating Chanipionships held in Ot- tawa, November 19 to 22, 1981. Both skaters represent the Whitby Figure Skating Club. Kara, and ber partner, Kris McCleery, from the Frankford F.S.C., won silver medals in the pre- novice dance competition. Scott, and bis partner Liane Bales, also fromn Whitby F.S.C. won silver medals in the novice dan- ce competition, and will be going on to the Eastern Divisional Championsbips to be held in Montreal in January. We wish them the best of luck. Scott wilI also be competing in'novice men's singles at Divisionals. We can be proud of this boy and know he will represent us well. Scott is 14 years old and attends Anderson CVI. Kara is 12 years old and is in grade seven at Meadowcrest, Brooklin. KINETTE BAZAAR Mark December 5 on your calendar. You won't want to miss the Kinette's annual bazaar at the Community Centre, Brooklin. From 1:30 to 4:40 p.m. there will be over 16 tables from wbich to choose the finest products to round off your Christ- mas shopping, or to tuck away for yourself . The llst of articles for sale is almost endless. There will be bomemade children's clothes and toys, home baking and candy, dolclothes, crafts and macrame, pine cone art, tatting, bun boards, ceramics, silk flowers, collectable dishes and mucb more. Tbe Kinsmen wiIl also have a table full of ex- cellent Cbristmas records for sale. Remember, ail proceeds fromn this bazaar will go to communlty service. It's your community, s0 help support this wortby cause. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE At the last meeting of the Women's Institute, family and consumer affairs convenor, Nora Walker, gave an interesting and informative talk concernlng shopping for food and nutrition. She also compared Christmas lights of early days with the types used today. Marion Hall gave a report on the district direc- tor's meeting beld at Brooklin Community Centre on November 9. The next district meeting wiil be held on Marcb 1, 1982 at the same location. Eileen Young gave a report on the 79th Central Ontario Convention held at the Royal York Hotel, November 3 and 4. A Christmnas party will be held December 16 beginning with a pot luck dinner at 12:30 p.m. Motto wii be "It is more blessed to give than to receive". Roll call will be Christmas verse or reading; Chrstmas in other lands. The executive are plan- ning an interestlng program. EXPANSION UPDATE I give upi I thougbt ail the builabaloo over the "Brooklln expansion" had been settled. Wbether youz are anti or pro expansion I believe most Brooklinites are in agreement with respect to one fact. Our town desperately needs a new water supply and an adequate sewage systein. Apart from the fact that most citizens of our town have been aware for some time now that Brooklin literaily 44stinks", due to total absorbtion of sewage into the land, and a totally poiluted creek, the Reglonal Healtb Department has also acknow- ledged the fact. Not only bas the bealth department stated there 18 a drastic problein in Brooklin which bas to be aîeviated in the near future, they bave recently made statements to the press that Lynde Creek, flowing south througb Witby and the Otter Creek "ANNOUNCEMENTS " RECEPTION CARDS- INVITATIONS " TKANIÇ YOU CARDS IFIC SUPLE p - s . . , '.dav SAaxOrtai the final analysis, when brought before reglonal council, the vote was overwhelmingly for the propoeal by Firat City to develop Brooklln, and pay the total cost for bringlng the sewers to the town. Members from throughout the entire region voted yes. The majorlty of the no voters camne from representatives from the City of OshawaTwo of these representatives in particular; namely Coun- cillor Ed Kolodzie and Oshawa Public Utilities Commissioner Gord Burnett, have taken upon theinselves to dispute this agreement to the fullest. They have registered a formai objection with the Ontarlo Municipal Board, the final vote as to whether the developmnent goes through or not. The .M.B. can chon-se to disregard this objection or take it into consideration - who knows. The one thlng I do knoW is that it bas thrown the proverbial monkeywrench into the works in as much as it will slow the proceedings down considerably; even as much as a year or two. The question in my mind is why? Why would two people, out of s0 many, be so concerned about the matter of Brooklin development? 1 recail, while listening to regional councl debate, Oshawa Mayor Alan Pilkey's remark to the effect "'why develop Brooklin when there are so many serviced lots in Oshawa that have not been utiized? " This to me is facetious. If you are a carpenter who knows people want chairs and you are building tables then if you have any intelligence at ail you switch and build chairs. If you continue to build tables you are liable to be called a fool. Likewise ... if you have a developer ready to build in Brooklin and service the community to boot, why not let him. If he had wan- ted Oshawa's leftovers he would have approached them initially. Let's get down to brass tacks - *money. It bas been stated that our area must have water and sewer in the near future. Yesterday was too late. The Town of Whitby and the financial department of Durham Region have stated they do not have the money to bring these services north to Brooklin. The health department bas indicated they must corne through. The answer, it seems to me, is simple ... taxes. Everyone in Durham Region will eventually have to dip into their pockets to pay for this. First City is willing to do it free - gratis - nada. Why should hard- working folk in Whitby, Port Perry, Sunderland, etc. pay for our needs?. The people of Brooklin have stood silently by and been maneuvered out of their rights for long enough. We have lost our identity in many ways., Why should two people from another town dictate our destinies? It's about time we crawled out of our shelîs and stated our beliefs. We need sewers pure and simple. The O.M.B. will be pleased to hear from ail residents. That is the only way they will know what the true feelings of al the people in Brooklin are. Whether you are pro or con please write a letter to the O.M.B. now. Contact your regional represent- ative for the address, or else drop them into the bakery in town. Mark O.M.B. on the envelope and I will make sure they arrive unopened to the appro- priate person at the àpproprîate time. BROOKLIN HOME BAKERY &DELICATESSAN 61 BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN 655-4951 FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY TRYQOUR MEAT AND CHEESE PLATTER FANCY SANDWICHES AND SWEET TRAYS s WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1981, PAGE 7 It's your communlty. Don't juat sit there and grumble. Do sometblng. To put it bluntly, it is now time to put up or shut up., There won't be another chance. A SLIGHT CHANGE For next week only could I please ask you to sub- mit anytbing you would like mentioned in this column by Thursday at 6 p.m. Because of a commitment to take my son to Ot- tawa for a hockey tournament, the bylines will have to be submitted before noon Friday to meet press tinie. Sorry for any inconvenience. See you neit week..Roxanne Beveler Brooklin Bakery drop off Thursday, Dec. 4 .. 6 p.m. Remern ber the say1 "ou do't have anythfrng if you don't have your health'. Its true. iTOOKTHE CO-OPEP*,ATIVE SPIRIT 10 BUILD CANADA In the lare 180M, many of Canadab new settiers called on friends and neighbours when ir came oâme to build a barn. At a rypical bam-rauas'i bec up to 200 men andi women gathered to work together. Timber was carefully squared. A horse- powered auger was used ro drull holes whcre« wooden pegs would be driven. «Men the franc was constructed on the ground and raised into position using long pike- poles. .Bees always provided plenry of food, dancing and entertairiment. Such neighbourliness was partly responsible for the os dhe copîâoÎ lnsunng Cihun ntt opr tpn WHITBY 668.1411 PICKERING 839-4437 OSHAWA 728-1661 natural acceptance ci the co-operatsvc concept. oay oer 9milon Cadianswork rogcthcr as members of at leut one co-operative orgaruza- tion. Bcpart of the co- operative spirit Contact The Co-operators for your home, lie, auto aund tarin insurance. Convenient local service la available across Canada through 250 offices with more than 4,000 staff to pro- vide you with top quae Co-operator5.WC care. 'ýé-THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.0.9 1980, C. 337 AND IN THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F INTENTION TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Councit of the Corporation of the TOWN of WHITBY ln- tends to designate the property, including Iandsand buildings, at the following municipal address as property of architectural value or interest under Part IV of The Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O., 1980, Chapter 337. (a) Barnes Huse 301 Gilbert Street East Whitby, Ontario Architectural Iy, the Barnes House dlsplays.a number of features common to most buildings constructed In Whitby ln the 1870's, lnciuding a red brick exterior with (yellow) buif brick trim. Other outstanding features ln- clude the two storey bay wlndow, cathedral glass windows on the front entrance and the arrangement and the construction of the other windows ln the house. (b) William Barnes, who constructed the house as hîs own residence, was a carpenter and contractor ln Whltby durlng the period 1880-1890 and had a hand ln building many of WhItby's l9th Century buldings, including All Saints Anglican Church, St. Marks United Church, Ringwood, and the ln- terior of the Court Room 0of the County Court House. He also served as a Town Councillor for a number of years. Any person may, before January 4, 1982, send by registered mail or delîver to the Clerk of the TOWN of WHITBY notice of his or her objection to the pro- posed designation together with a statement of reasons for the objection and ail relevant tacts. If such a Notice of Objection Is received, the Council of the Corporation of the TOWN of WHITBY shail refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. DATED at the TOWN 0F WH ITBY this 2nd day of December, 1981. DONALD G. McKAY. B.A., A.M.C.T. CLERK, THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY 575 Rossland Road East Whiltby, Ontario, Li N 2M8