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Page 20. Whby Free Pree, WelnoSday, Novomber 23, 199 Lieutenant-Governor to present Scout awards The Whitby District Council of Scouts Canada wiIl host the lakeridge region ceremony of the Chief Scout awards this year. The ceremnony will ho held at Faith Ba tiet Church, 95 and bard work of the youth Taunton M.I E. (at Hwy. 12) on members by completing the Nov. 26, commencing at 8 p.m. requirements of the citizenship The Chief Scout award badge, extensive community recognizes the accomplishments servýice and var ous idlis badges. BROOKLIN}~ Kids' ski program offered Applications are now being accepted for the Optimist Club of Brooklin instructiontil Ski progam at Dgar SiRsort. The program, will cover a nine-week period, starting Saturday, Jan. 7. This is the sixth year the club has sponsored the skiLprogram. Zach year the club runs the program for 25 children aged 8 to 12 who have not proviously had the opportuntytoaski. A $50 registration fee (payable on acceptance) covers ail rentaI fees, lift tickets and six hours of ski lessons during the prograin. Children wishing te take part must write a letter te the Optimist Club, explaining why they would like te ho acceptod inte the program, by Dec. 14. Selection wiIl take place by a committee of Optimist members on Dec. 16. For application forms or more information, cail Bob at 571-1229 or pick up the form at Brooklin Bulletin Signs, 76 Baldwin St., Brooklin. Nursery holds bazraar Brooklin Day Nursery will hold its annual Christmas bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 26, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 14 Church St. in Brooklin. There will ho baked goods, Rainhow Threads children's wear, ceramics, podging, country shelving and folk art by Kinglewood Junction, tupper- ware, Mary Kay, Discovery Toys, jewelry, beeswax candies and Christmas crafts. For children there wilI ho face painting and crafts. A hot lunch wiIl ho available. Free admission.. For further information eall Tracey at 655-3864. Brooklin Craft Boutique wifl h held Saturday, Nov 26 and SundayNov 7, 10 a.m. te 4 p.m. at te Brooklin Community Centre. Cassels Road. k Few members meet the echallenges of this award and it is )considered a prestigious rachievement in the scouting community. This year, Lieutenant Governor Hal Jacknian, a patron of Scouts Canada, will be resenting the awards to theyouth. Lakeridge Relgion enompasses Ajax-Pickering, York Region, Richmond' H-ili, Oshawa, Thornhill, Whitby n3 ieig .G ..ft ... ..dr ..iv..e The Christmnas Gift Drive, which benefits individuals throughout the Durhamn Region mental health community, is accepting recipient nominations. To nominate someone who would particulaly benefit -from receiving a gift package, oel 721-8042 (answering machine),for miore information. Donations of gift items/services/certificates can be nmade by calling that number. Correction In the Nov. 2 edition of The Free Press, it was incorrectly stated that Jim Flaherty, nominated as Progressive Con- servative candidate in the Dur- ham Centre provincial riding was a candidate in the 1987 anc1 1990 elections. He was a candidate in the 1990 election, not in the 1987 election. The Free Press wishes to apo- logize for the error. District (Port Perry and area). Scouting members from each area will be receiving the awards, a total of 49 youth. As well as the scouting youth and aduit members, familles of the youth are invited for the occasion. HISTORICAI fEATUR in the Wbitby Free Press i .Why was Queen Street in Brooklin once called Railroad Street? 2.What was the name of the William Gordon farm,, established in 1838 on the site of the Whitby Mental Health Centre? 3.Two streets in Whitby join to form a person's fuli name. Which streets are they and who were they named for? 4.When was the only picture of Whitby ever printed in the Canadian llustrated News? Answers on Page 42 This feature provided by Our new erw r sure for the f r ure for the hoIîias STHE BROOKLIN ý liAKERY Catering DELIATESEN for large or small groups 4- Cookie baskets (also made to order) 4b Specialty breads fresh daily *Let us do your Christmas baking for you! pies, tarts, squares, cakes & cookies o o -làSm m O 1