BROOKLIN BYLINlES from. pa ge 12 thursday, Dec. 2 from 7:30 <to 9:30 p.m. at the Brooklln Community Center. Please corne out and see what students have ac- complished during the past 10 wêeks and If you so desjye aignuUp for a casas of your choice starting in early January. Classes being offered are wood carving, stained glass, hairpin lace, painting, quilting, glass engrav- ing, bunka (Japanese embroidery), pottery and pic- ture framing. FTor further informnation phone 655- 3457 or 655-3245. CAROLS IN THE PARK Brooklin Business Association will present their second annual "Carols ini the Park" on Saturday, Dec. 11lfrom10: 30 a.m. tonoon. Mark this date on your calendar and join your neighbours and the Salvation Army Band for an hour of entertainent and carols in Grass Park. >DOES ANYONE KNOW? The Federal Government la setting up a Royal Commission .... again. This tune it 18 to study the economy. A great deal of effort'and money will be sent In order that these supposed experts in the field of economies can compare ideas and know- ledge and figure out the mess we are ini. Economists faseinate me. The «best of them can tell you exactly where we are. The exceptional ones can tell you how we got there. Unfortunately I have yet to find one who can prediet how we get from where we are to where we want to get. Oh well.... neyer give up the ship. See you next week ...Roxanne Reveler Brooklin Bakery drop off Fridays, beforenoon please WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1,1982, PAGE 13 WHITY TEAM WINS CONSOLATION By MERV EVERALL Brooklin-Whltby Pat & Mariols Major Pee- wees made it two tour- naments' ln a row as they downed Newmark- et 5-2 on Sunday after- noon at the Valleytown AA Tournament'in Dun- das. The team won'the consolation aide of the Peterborough Beavis Tournament the week before.ý David Clarke led the way in the Newmarket game with a three-goal effort and an'assist on a fourth goal. Kevin Mit- chell 'and Justin Moore got, the other two markers. 1In 'the Saturday game, Pat & Mario's defeated their old rivais Ajax by a 4-2 score on two goals by Jaan, Luik. Troy McKay and Mike Wat- ters got the singles. In the opening game on Friday nlght,' Brooklin-Whitby defeat- ed the host Dundas team 4-2 on goals- by John Windover, Jaan Luik, Danny 'Pratt .and Justin Moore. Jaan' Luik, with his three goals and three assists was voted the most valuable player of the tournament, whiie Tommy-, Gosleigh, the Brooklin-Whitby alter- nate goalkeeper, was voted the most valuable netminder of the tourna- ment. The team travels to Býuffalo this weekend to take on Thobrnhill, Strat- ford and 'Kitchener in the annual Wheatfield Blades- Major Peewee Tournament. 'v