Page 26, Whitby Free Press, Weckiesday, May 10, 1995 *~f BROOKI Take aim with a rrows The Otinist Club cf Brooklin is0Le ffri archery lbasons to cldren aged eight te, 16 at the fairgrounds, racetrack on Anderson Street, Broolin. The program, firet presented in Spebr 1992, is taughtby Glenn and Kathy Biyers, both certified instructors. The registration féeeof $10 covers ail costs, including use cf equipment, .The course will run in two sessions, on Saturdays, 9:30 arn. te noon, and Thursdays, 6:30 te 8 p.m., May il and 13 and June 7 and 10. Clame size la limited to 10 students par. session. Register bty calling Glenn or Kathy at 655-8818. Rabies' shots next week A rabies vaccination clinie will ha held on Wded Ma4 17, 2 to" 5 p.rn., at Luter ipond Memoial Arena, Brooklin. .Cost par animal (cats and dogs only) is $12 (cash only). Cats and doge muet ha aged four months or more. The clinics -are held by the South Durham Region Veterin-' ary Association. Society holds. plantsale' The annual plant auction will ha held by the Brooki Horticul- tural Societyr at Grass Park on Tu.esday, May 16, starting at 6:30 p. Ail items on sale have been grown by society members. Tenext society meeting will ha held Wednesday Ma 24,:30 p.m., at Brooklin United Church. Marjorie Mason-Hogue will diseus 'Xerascape Gardening.' Ail are welcome. For more information, eall Aldine et 655-3306. To hePd - sokï lINtic Village road, wor k BROOKLIN RESIDENTS and visitors face delays along Baldwin Street because of sewer construction. The first stage of the p rojeot, which has closed the two northbound lanes, le sheduled to be completed in a uitile more than two weeks. 1.Photo by Mark Reesor, Whilby Free Press New, route for'arparde By Steve LeahY The aewer construction along Baldwin and other streets means this yeWrs Spring Fair parade will have to take a new route. Parade organizers from Group 74 will be aing ail parade prticipants to corne in Off ihway 7 and on te Ferguson Avenue On the west side of the Ipi.ro' of Buinss Il tHWY Road I Sanitary Sewer / Watermamn 7/12 Construction On May 1, 1995, the Region of Durhamn began constructing sanitary sewer fines along Highway 7/12 (Baldwin Street). They have closed the two (2) Northbound lanes and are using the two (2) Southbound lanes as a two-way traffic-thorouglifare. There is stili plenty of parking, and accessibility to the businesses can be achieved! This fîrst stage of the project will last approximately four weeks and there will be some traffic congestion. We, the Merchants of Brooklin, need your help. You are the base of aur businesses and we are asking for your continued support during these disruptive times. Without you, our businesses could be in serious trouble, and the base of the Brooklin Retail Community could crode. So please help us, help your community, and help the employees of our businesses to maintain stability in these unstable weeks. We really appreciate your support. I Yours truly, BROOKLIN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION * village. The bands wll inarshal at Meadowcrest Public School. The parade will go down Campbell Street, turn on te Baldwin and then proceed down Cassels Road East and then follow the usual route on te the fair- grounds. GUIDES CLEAN 'UP Last Wednesday evening a whirlwind swept through Brooklin cleaning up much of the litter around Kinsmen Park, Brooklin Community Centre and the United Church. Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Rangers and thefr leadefrom the rooklin District of Guiding spent a few hours participating in the <Pitch-in Canada' programn. This is an annuel spring cleaning program that operates in many cities and tewns acroas the country. And this spring, Brooklin was sorely in the need of a dlean-up. Brooklin Medical Centre provided latex gloves for everyone. The Guides will have a table full of wonderful baked goodies for sale at the spring fair on Saturday, June 3. ST. LEO TO QUEBEC This week the Grade 7 and 8 class at St. Leo will visit historic Quebec C ty. They'll be able'te try out their French when they spend part of the day in alocal achool. Theyll tour the historie Citadelle and Plains of Abraham, visit a sugar shack, Montmorency Falls, a gourmet restaurant and take a boat cruise Up the St. Lawrence- and that is just a partiel list. Not a bad little- holiday, 1 mean, education experienoe. And oxperience it will be for the brave aduit volunteers who will ho nrding-herdh.-ý-- -- CAREER NIGBT Ail Brookln Grade 7 and 8 students have been mnvited by the Optimist Club te a special Career Niglit- at the Brooklin Community Centre on Thursday, June 15, 7 te 8 pan. People in ail sorts of careers will ho there and then students will try te, guesa their profession by askIrig thern a series of yes/no questions. Now that could be a lot of fan. There will alse b. an opportunity for "trewl questions as well. This will give students who are on their way te high school a great opportunity te find eut what various career choices are really like -- and what is the best way to, get there. There will ho door prime, and snacks will be served. Students interested in participatingsr hould register by calling the Brooklin Bulletin at 655-4434 -- ask for Keith or Lesley. JUMPING FOR EAR The Heart and Stroke Foundation's Jump Rope for He&rt is back., This poga consiste cf education,, fitness and fundraising. Kids learn about healthy eating and living and take turne skipping. They are already making the rounds asking fior pledges with the monies collected going back te the foundation. PANCAIKEBRA AS St.Leo's parish will hold the annuel pancake breakfast at the Brooklin Conuunity Centre on May 28, 10 a.rn. to 2 p.m. Coot is $6 for adults and $3 for children. NEWSETI'RAWARD St. Loo News was selected as the -bout ahool' newaletter- for 1994-95 by the Durham. Region Catholic school'boerd. Congrats go to Mrs& Paats and Mrs Ralph and ail the contributers NEW SCHOOL NEWS With the announcement of a new sehool te replace St. leo% possbly for the 1998-99 school year, everyone is asIng what where and when. To help answer some of these questions, Gerry OYNeil, the separate board's controller, is willing te try and provide some answers. Perhaps he will know where the huge number of new students are supposed te go over the next three years? Interested parents should plan te be at the school at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23. MAY IS MONSTR MONTH The Brooklin Branch Children's Club bas got a great lineup for this month including a special Monster Mothers Day. Programs are on Saturdays, 10:30 te 11:30 arn., for those aged four and up. P.S. There will be no, BBCC meeting on June 3 -- cause that's fîir dayl q What do monsters during warm weather? A. Ice-ghoul lemonade. Q.How do you stop an angry mionster from charging? A Take away their credit cards. SvAb»ozi pa evecwoek ffecOBberoeckd 8 t&04,99orM4&9B (id) drink ma