PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3,1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS 1 hear that 2nd rookliin Cubs and Beavers were highiy entertained last week at the Brookiin United Church. The hosts were the 1 st Brookiin Cubs whio held Open House for parents and frieilds - approximnately 100 attended. Part of the evenings' entertainment was a slap&ick comnedy, written and produced by Roy Hiscoxs, one of the boys' father, and performed by the 1 st Brooklin Cubs. It went over weil and everyone 'enjoyed thernselves. Dare I ask if this is the start of "Five Arts" in Brooklin? And while talking cubs - 1 presumne that the paper drive for the* second. Saturday in March -- the l3th - is on as usuai. Someone cail if il isn't - because l'm sure to have my *phone ringing the next couple of weeks,with questions from anxious supporters wvho will want to'know if they shouid put out their old newsprint. Brooklin Ist and 2nd Guides and Brownies are fund- raising too. The Mothers Auxiliiary of our local group are busy seiling Laura Secord Easter Eggs and Easter Bunnies and Chicks. Money raised will help to fund the girls camping and outings. 1-ere's a chance to help the young ones once again - and this timne satisfy your sweet tooth! If you have'not been conitacted by the girls or their mothers and would 1l'ike to'place an order (very reasonable prices) then give Mrs. Marie Lawson, 655-4168; or Mrs. Still, 655-4822; cati before March 26th.___________ A cail from Myrtie this week l'ni delighted to say. Myrtie U-.C.W. will be meeting at the home of Mrs. Jirn Houseco on Tuesday, March 9th at 8 p.n. On the agenda for the evening activities will be a workshop on Macramne given by Mrs. Lois Daw. Brooklin U.C.W. invite ail women of ail faiths to their "World Day of Prayer" on Friday, March Sth. The service will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Brooklin United Churcli and guest speaker will be Mrs. Lyman Gifford. Once again - this meeting is not just for U.C.W. members, but is open to ail faiths. Up in Ashburn the Friday night Euchres this month will be held on March i 2th and March 26th. Both nights the cards are on the table at 8 p.m. Also in Ashburn on Wednesday March 24th there will be a special afternoon for young bike enthusiasts. More details during the next couple of weeks. AT A GLANCE. FR1. 5th MAR. - Brooklin & District Kinnettes Formation Night, Heydenshore Pavillion. Caîl 655-4953 or 655-3662 or tickets. FR1. Sth MAR. - World day of Prayer. Service at Brooklin United Church at 7:30 p.m. Ail welcome. MON. 8th MAR. - Kinsmen meeting at Brooklin Legion Hall. New members welcome. Cali 655-4953 for details. TUES. 9th MAR. - Myrtle U.C.W. meeting, 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Jim Houseco. FR1. l2th MAR. - St. Leo's Sep. School Skate-a-thon, Brooklin Arena, 9:45 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Supporters and volunteers caîl 655-3852. FR1. l2th MAR. - Ashburn Community Centre; Euchre starting at 8 p.m. SAT. l3th MAR.- Paper Drive. Papers, tied securely and out before 9 a.m. 1MON. 22nd 'MAR. - Brooklin. & District Kinsmen regular meeting, Legion Hall in Brooklin. WED. 24th MAR. - At Ashburn Community Centre. Special programme for young bike enthusiasts. Don't think 've rnissed any news. Don't forget to keep those calîs coming in. Look forward to hearing from' you. LIZ 655-3750 James Arthur Stork dies in hospital at 72 James Arthur Stork, a former supervisor at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, died last Wednesday at -the Toronto General Hospital, at the age of 72. Mr., Stork, who lived at 77 Burk St., Oshawa, was born in Whitby Township, June 9, 1903, the son of the late Robert and Elizabeth Ann Stork. He was a member of the Anglican Church, the Quarter Century Club, Civil Service Association, and Mount Zion Lodge No. 39 AF & AM. He was also a. Past Master of Vimy Ridge Lodge 2697 LOL. He had been retired from BROWN'S FOODMASTER BROOKLIN, ONTARIO NORTH WHITBY PHONE 655-4521 ITI 1 -kirz :ILI VARUM omma c»oc&-Aft gm" m"m n . eral gANCY oumm Liptu NE 19 1 am mills TM ATO LI G e soup mswp QUIK PEAS CHEERIOS MICE 9:mp-à % le et- Olt Tm PACKACU Of 4 a-ti. effl. le FL GL nu -$lie69 28" 8 5 190 110".1..a" ADUL? STRENM o i" faIle ol KITTTULltter99< BAYERm-789 B.., Slow -Chas .. m*" 14 F.11..sL w IAVER É s I.41tl or.Idis a AIILDEN 33 DogFood3ou9 ASPIRI ,SWMAN t$ISÇUjITS$1.ai OPINsix &AIS Awigy WA Thi-urs. Ma r. 4 Sot ar nine years at the time of his death. Mr. S tork's wife, Marion McGibbon died a few years ago, and he is survived by severai cousins. The funeral -was held at W.C. Town Funeral Chapel Saturday, with ternporary intombment at Union Cerne- tery to be folowed later by interment in the Dryden Cemnetery, Brooklin. Vimy Ridge Lodge 2697 LOL held a service in the chapel Friday evening. Lib rary gets grant of $*3,000 A $3,000 Wîintario grant bas been awarded to the Whitby Public Library. The grant is for the purchase of large-print and taiking books which xviii be distributed to the handicapped and senior citizens. A collection of 16 mm films wili aiso be purchased to expand the library's shut- in boan service. NDP meet March 7 Mel Swart the immiediate past president of the Ontario NDP wîll speak at Dr. Charles Godfrey's nomination meet- ing on March 7. Mr. Swvart bas been active in the CCF and the NDP for 28 years. The meeting is at the UAW hall on Hunt St., Ajax at 8 p.m. Save in the old fashioned way. We may be old fashioned, but we believe in paying interest - a generous 4 % on'regular savings accounts with chequing privileges. Higher interest on long termn savings, too. So put your money w here 308 DUNDAS W. WHITBY Il ................. . -