PAGE 12, WITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1988 CORPORATION 0F-111E *0r TOWN O~JVî F WHITBY PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE PURPOSE: To discuss the cornrunity school concept and to examine the feasibility of Palmerstoni School becoming a comrmunity school to provide recreation programs to the community. LOCATION: Palmerston Public Sohool Gymnasium 400 Palmerston Avenue, Whitby DATE: Thursday, November 3rd, 1988 TIME: 7:30 P.M. For more information, please cali Parks and Recreation Departrnent, 668-5803, extension 229 See us for ail your party platter needs! YOR SEL AR 200*gg *UMP Heating and Air Conditioning fit for a king. 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Les Keefer, 40 Of 8800 BRy Debbie Luchuk According to Tony Varone of Village Square Brooklin Inc., the company's proposai to extend regional services (sanitary sewers and watermains) to the Village Square development will be beneficial to Brooklin residents. The developer says hie will foot the bill for sewer and watermain extensions from Whitby to the proposed Village Square develop- ment in Brooklin. Varone made his comments to The Free Press in response to statements by councillor Gerry Emm, who recently said the proposaI would be of no benefit to the established residences. The developer would pay the up front costs of extending services, and the Region would then pay 65 per cent of the completion of the extension within 10 years. I think councillor Emm's comments were unfounded. The sewer is only possible by pivate development," Varone said, adding that the sewage situation in 'Brooklin is a serious situation that many residefits of the -village would like to see resolved. 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Joan Brak will demonstrate "Vine Wreaths" and "Potpourri." Bazaar is Oct. 29 St. Leo's bazaar will be held on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at St. Leo's school, North St. in Brooldin. Doors will open at 10 a.m. sharp. Everyone welcome. This year's bazaar will feature an extensive selection of Christ- mas tree decorations, stocking stuffers, pine cone arrangements, doUls, knitting, crocheting and sewing made by members of the parish who have been working diligently every week since Jan- uary. There wiIl be a tea room serving an assorted sandwich and desser plate. Children's portions wilI also be available. Tickets on a beautiful hand- made doîl will be sold at the bazaar. The plant booth will include a variety of plants of nursery (greenhouse) quality. The country store will feature home baking, candy, jams, preserves, and veg- etables. For $1 patrons can choose an item from the Touch'n Take table. Each giftwrapped item will be worth $1 or more. There wilI be a penny social and white elephant booth. Main draw prizes include a quilt, fram- ed neediepoint picture, tiffany lamp, and afghan. Convener for the bazaar is Eleanor Tomas at 655-4321. Main draw convener is Marina Van Hout at 655-4569. Baldwin -St., who was the pilot, told police the plane lost power and an attempt to restart the engine was unsuccessful. 1 Keefer then attemrpted to land the plane in a fielId but upon area of concern. "How can he (Emm) honestly justify the sewer coming up to the edge of the property not being a benefit? I don't know. "We were told there, was a, sewer problem, and we're more than willing to upfront the cost." However, Varone said that the matter is still under negotiation with the Town and Region. "The hookups' cost would be negligible (to the rest of the town). "The merchants' association impact, it flipped over. Kteefer anid his passenger, Barry Hodgson, 50, of 8780 Baldwin St., were unhurt. Damage *.to the plane is estimated at'e10,O0. there (Brooklin) was cornpletely delighted with our development, and the development is compatible to what is there already (in Brooklin)." Varone said he has had 'tremendous support" from Mayor Bob Attersley and regional chairman Gary Herrema for the project. "Ours is not a closed door," said .Varone. "Our, initial offer 'is .subjetct to changes and negotiations." Myrtie'new*s By Sonja Graham Sunday school has been quite busy these past few weeks with our 30 children attending. The children made a lovely Thanks- giving tree and colored pictures to hang on it. The Chistmas pageant has been set for Dec. 10. Best wishes to Dale Mason and James Racine, wed on Sept. 17 at Myrtle Church' by Dr. Rev. MacRury. There has been no n'ews lately, so I'd like to remind residents that this column can convey community activities and news. Caîl 655-4079. Broolin District V,) Kinsmen Club (n -D o, G, i... a, N ci~ a, I.... i... o (j~ D ci~ ci> Cf) -o G, o, i... a, N o, G, L.. D o I.... o ci, o, a, Cf) Two uninjured when plane flips Village Square developer: Extension of ser wices will benefit Brookli[In vine wreaths Friday, October 28th, 1988 at 8:00 pmn Broolin Community Centre e D.J.-Wayne Church * Prizes for Best Costumes Tickets: $5.00 per person Available at: Brooklin District Kinsmen Club Members Brooklin Esso Station and Door ]Buy Early To * Avoid Disappointment