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Page 12, Thursday, September 23rd, 1971, en Young SOCIAL NOTES * The Brooklin Cub and Scout Com- mittee of the 2nd Brooklin Pack held their first September meeting at the A n g l ican Church· Hall on Wednesday evening last. * Mrs. AI ice Stewart of Roleau, Saskatchewan, andMrs. Alvin Hooker of Balsam Lake were Friday cal lers on Mr. & Mr s. K ingsley Rennie of Baldwin Street. * M r . M r s. M a t thew Agar with d a u g h t e r Judy and sons John and H a r r y , h ave returned home after a month's vacation in the United States. * Brooklin Womens' Institute met at Wh t b y Township Museum at Myrtle Wednesday afternoon with most of the m e m b ers present. Plans were made for volunteer workers to go to Fair- view Lodge on October 13th at 1:00 p. m. It was stated that the Annual Con- ventibn will be held at the Royal York on Nvember 3, 4 and 5th. * Mr. David Mundy of Princess St. e j o y e d a se v en-week hol iday at a cam p near Kingston during the sum- mèr hol idays. Boy Scout "Apple Day " will be held on October 23rd this year. Premium uaality Fuel Oi1 8 DI OUL TOAY à668-3341 Brook 1 in' with Eilee AS MUCH AS 50%0ff OT * The employees and families of Las- co Steel Company, • Whitby enjoyed the f i r s t annual picnic at Balsam Lake. Several hundred people were on hand to en j oy the af ternoon of sports f or ail ages. * The Brooklin Horticultural Society executive held their executive meeting at the Brooki in United Church on Wed- nesday evening to make plans for their September 22nd meeting to be held at t h e same location, 8 p. m. The guest speaker will be Mr. Bill Hartnell who's topicwill be "New Flora". Neighbour- ingsocieties in district number 5 will be guests of the evening. There will be a September Chrysanthemum show with21 classes for flowers and fruit. * The Annual Church Parade of Cubs, Scouts, Brownies, Guides and Vent- urers will be held on September 26th f r o m the Whitby A&P Store to Saint John Evangalist Church a t 2:00 p. m. * A euchre an d card party for all age groups will be held at the Brook- lin Community Centre by the members of the Womens' Institute, with a ten- tative date named as October 29th. * T h e re were more than 12 windows broken at Meadowcrest School, and 38 w i n do w s broken at Brookl in School pr i or to the first day of classes on Sep tember 7th. No windows were broken at St. Leo's School. At arEcent meeting of the Womens' Institute, Mrs. Allan Jackson gave a most interesting talk on the Womens' Institute founder, Adelaide Hoodless. Adelaide Hoodless was from Brant County , and she at one time, lived with her eldest sister in Lindsay, Ont- ario. A relative of Mr. Massey, she vvas on ce invited t o attend the Farmers' Institute at Massey Hall, Toronto. Adelaide Hoodl ess helped to organ- i ze the Y. M. C. A. , and theV.O. N. & dedicatedmostof her life to "Home & Country". She d ie d a t the age of 52 in the year 1830. 'SAM' PLEASED WITH WHITBY'S BIRTHDAY GIFT An imaginative birthday gift from the Mayor of Whitby has gained thepleasure of R. S. Mc Laughlin. Oneof two gifts, a pie ce of wood from Mr. Mc Lau- ghl in's former cot- t ag e a t Heyden- s hor e Park was acknowledged in a letter toMr. Newman from t h e centenarian in this fash ion: "Your f o r e sight in pre- serving the piece of wood from my cottage at Heyden- shore Park is greatly apprecia- ted. " Asa further hon- o u r t o Oshawa's leading citizen on theoccasionof his one hundredth b i r thday, Whitby Co uncil bestowed on him, "Freedom of the City". Tune-up Shop We get the Most ont of Nigh Performance Cars, THINK what we can do with the Family Car Licensed specialists using electronic equipment unequalled in this area. We Guarantee "Satisfactkin" HAMER AUTO CLINIC #12 655-4492 At Thickson Rd. BrooklinOnt. Hwy * Mr. Herman Walker of Heber Down Cre scen t, along with his son, Mr. Walker, visitedwith his son and grand- son of the fourth generation at their home at Hampton on Saturday last. * Patrollers for Brooklin schools this year are: morning: Danny Marshall, Mark Pengally. Lunch hour: Stephen Grills, Jimmy Bruff, Ann Stocks and Leslie Cane. After school: Ricky Ph i Il i ps, & Paul Brown. Spares: El izabeth Brown, Billy Pengally. * The members of the Uni ted Church Women have a "talent table" at their general meetings, held once a month in the christian education building of the church. * The celebration of the 131st anni- v e r s a r y of Brooklin Uni ted Church will b e held on November 7th at 11:00 a. m. *M i s s Pamela Threlfall of Boston, Ma s s. s p e n t the weekend with her m o t h er. M r s.- J. H. Black of Bagot Street. * W. W o o 1 w a y, 32 Wardreu Road, Exe ter, England was one of the vis- i t or s at Brooklin United Church on Sunday. * Little Miss Elizabeth Anne Halsey was one of 100 students performing at Ontario Place with the Harvey Dance S tu dio Group on Tuesday last. Per- formers ranged from age 4 to 20. "Ann" is four-years old. j 1 - 14> WHITBY FREE PRESS At-Thickson Rd. BrooklinOnt. 1 -1