PAGE 20, WHII'Y FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22.-1989 Town, councilIlors asstum"&e new pots A restructuring of Town com- mittees was announced by Mayor Bob Attersley at last week's Whitby council meeting. Tom Edwards will be deputy niayor, Ross Batten is chairman of planning committee and Joe Bugelli is chairman of public works committee. .Joining Batten on planning committee are Joe Drumm anad Dennis Fox. With Bugelli on public works are Marcel Brunelle. and Lynda Buffett. Drumm becomes chairman of the treasury department: Fox, chairrnan, of the clerk's depart- ment; Brunelle, chairman 0« parks and recreation; Buffett, chairman of fire departinent. ec Old Tyme Christmas. Dec. 17 inïBroolin. Group 74,' in coeration with local service clubs,h as organized a 'Brooklin Old T'e Christmas' for Sunday, Dec. 17, starting at 6:30 p.m. The Anderson CVI Brass Band and Choir will perform candie- light caroling at Grass Park, in an event held in cooperation with the Brooklin Optimist Club. Hayrides, provided by the Brooklin and District Kinsmen, W.I.meeting held Nov. 5 By Ellen Young The Brooklin Women's Insti- tute education and cultural meeting was held at the Brooklin community centre on Nov. 5. Motte was 'Digging up the p ast.' t was mentioned that the Teedsmuir history book, writ- ten by Ms. Frank Batty, is in the Brooklin library. The book tells of the history of Brooklin. Roll caîl was 'Do subdivisions help or '-hinder agriculture?' Lt was mentioned that subdivisions hinder agridtIiture if homes, are built on agricultural land. Convener Sylvia Hahn told of hier trip to Ottawa to see her father's Gustavhan diploma painting of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts at the National Gallery. She also visited the Museum, of Civilization to see various sculptures and statues. Reports of the annual conven- tion, held at the Royal York, were given by Aleta Cambeil. The theme was 'Partners in pro- gress.' Reports on the district direc- tors' meeting were gien. The Associated CountyWomen of the World recently celebrated their 6th diamond jubilee in Kansas City. A donation was given to the Kidney Foundation in memory of Nora Waler who died on Nov. 5. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Hilda Stanley and Elsie Gilrstma meeting and pot- luck dinner, will be held on Dec. 20, 12:30 p.m., at the Brooklin c ommunity centre. Motto will be 'May the spirit of peace fMI your heart with goodwill.' Roll cal will be 'Contributions can be made to the program.' There will be a gift exchange with alI vis- tors welcome. will take residents to the Brook- lin community centre where Santa Claus will greet visitors. Hot apple cider and homemade baking will be served. Group 74 a non-profit group made up oà Brooklin and area women, will also hold the first annual Testival of Lights." Brooklin M tle, Ashburn and Macedonian Village Village resi- dents are invited to participate in the Christmas lights competi- tion which bas categories for both residential and commercial. Originality overaîl effect and ingenuity will be the areas of judging. Judging will be held e Wênesday, Dec. 13. First prize is $50 in each of the residential and commercial cate- gories. Honorable mention brings Church services begrin earlier C~urch services at Myrtle igUnd Curch will begin on AIR Sundays at 9:45 a.m., ifistead of Brooklin Home Town.,. -'The hnge in time began Sun- ~ ~ i day, Nov. 19. 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To be judged, residents must include name, address, location of homean telephone number on an entr f0 to be mailed to: Group 74 General Delivery Brooklin, Ont. LOB iCO Entry forms must be received by Dec. 12, 1989. Bazaarà .l. wivnners announoed Alex Frendo-Cumbo of Brook-* ân won a quilt as first prize winner in the St. Leo's Christ- mas Bazaar held on Oct. 28 in Brooklin. Irene Hele of Oshawa won an oil paintiiig as second prize win- ner, Nancy Boyden o Oshawa won musical chimes as third place winner, and Pat Sheppard of Oshawa won a pine cone arrangement as fourth prize win- ner. David Van Dreumel of Oshawa won the bushel draw. Hfometown bazaar Nov.. 25 Brooklin United Church, 19 Cassels Rd. E., will hold' the Hometown Christmas lunch and bazaar on Saturday, Nov.. 25, il a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be home baking, preserves, crafts, fabrics, hand knit and hand-sewn items and more. Lunch will be served in the tea room from 11:30 a.m. r 1