PAGE. 6. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23,1977, WHITBY FREE PREç Brnk1in ~ Byines Many local people turned out last Tuesday March 15 for the North Ward Community Association meeting. It was really heartening to see so much interest in our commuflity. It was a long meeting and many people were unable to stay until the end. Over eighty memnberships ($2.00 each) were sold and a good cross-section of this community joined. The very last part of the meeting was given over to electing anew executive and board of directors for the association. WESCO WEEDSPRAYING St LAWN MAINTENAN CE Wied Spraying Lawn Rolling Fertilizing Seeding Aerating SOddiqq' Avod a Ionýq wait. Make an apporînment now for a beautif utlIawna coul-65,5m3932 R. WM. vmth Brookin SROWN' FO BROOKLIN OTARIO NORTH WHITBY DELIVERY AT NOMINAL 3 BIG DI CHARGE You did flot realize an election was goîng to ýbe held - neither did 1. A motion to appoint a nominating committee and have them report to a general meeting in the near future for elections was defea-ted. Much as 1 was in agree- ment with this motion - it would have given the association time to let the cornmunity - at large know that ,elections were being held - I cannot quarrel with the choices made by the menibers at the Tuesday meeting. They do indeed represent an interesting mixture of com- rnunity opinion and have a variety of useful backgrounds thà t should benefit the organiiatiofl. See whether you agree; the new executive is as follows: Past Pres: David Denison; Pres, Bill Manning; Vice Pres, Bill Burgess; Secretary, Betty Holman; Treasurer, Rick Bagg.- The Board of Directors include Mel Hundert, Doug Akers, and Bob Alexander. The next important town meeting will be held on March 20 at Meadowcrest School, 7:30 p.m. Try to attend this meeting which could be vital to the future of Brooklin. Newâ fromIn1st Brooklin cub pack is very good this week. The recent Pinewood Derby for model cars saw district trophies awarded to Michael Gores (lst in the 1speed category) and to Colin Moore (3rd in the design category). The new division for leaders that was just started this year proved a lot of fun. David Stocks placed 2nd. Congratulations fellas - nice to see Brooklin so, well represented. The Couples Club of the Brooklin United Church are sponsoring "Luncheon is Servedv on Thursday, April 7 at 1 p.mn. at the Church. Tickets are still available, it should be a nice lunch. There will be plates and mugs with a picture of the church on themn for sale - watch for these, they are lovely. At Myrtle United Church on Sunday, March 27- the Oshawa Senior Kiwanis Club will hold a morning service, 1l a.m. Rev. R. C. White will speak about "Man and His Creator, Halfway Round the World". Special music will be provided and there will be coffee and donuts served atter. The Myrtie United Church Women issue a wari invitation to the public to attend their Baster mnorning breakfast at 8:30 a.m., Sunday April 10, prior to the, Baster service which will start at*9:30 a.m. Tickets are only $1 .00 and are available from U.C.W. members. Have a good week. Valerie 655-4317. Sun. March 27 - Oshawa Senior Ki wanis Club - special morning service - il a.m. at Myrtie United Church. Mon. March 28 - Brooklin Kinsmen meet at the Brooklin Legion, 6:30 p.m. Wed. March 30 - Public meeting, Meadowcrest Public School, 7:30 p.m. Fri. April 1 - "April Showers" fashion show Meadow- crest Public School, sponsored by' local Kinettes, 8 p.m. Tickets $2.00. Sun. April 3 - Durham' Trail Riders Snowmnopile Club meet, 8 p.m. Cail 655-4422 for more information. Thurs. April 7 - "Luncheon is Served" at the Brooklin United Church, 1 p..n. Tickets are $ 2.00 Sun. April 10 - Special Easter breakfast at the Myrtie United Church, 8:30 a.m. Tickets are $ 1.00. Public meeting March 30 On March 30 at 7:30 p.m., a public meeting will be held at Meadowcrest School in Brooklin to discuss Phase One of the Donovan Pinker study for Brooklins Secondary Plan. Consultants will make a presentation on the financial and transportation impacts of the study, as outlined in phase. DD.-M AST'E.R kYs 'HONE 655m4521 STORE HOURS OPEN SIX IDAYS A WEEK 8:30 a.ni. - 6 p.m. EXCEPT THURS & FR NIGHTS 'TIL 9 p.m. Thursday -Mar. 24 to Sat. Mar. 26 OTENDERLOIN PORTION FSR ROASTING LOIN 'O' PORK 3 t o 3 1/ - L B A v îg . FAMILY PAK 9 ta il CHOPS - Ends and Centres MIxd PORK CHOPS $1,184à VOl> SAVE TWICE with TRIM & PRICE - CHICKEN - (BACKS OFF) LEGS or BREASTS 98 cr MMEI [AF - ONLUSf SO«[D ManLi t[AF ""Lz PACKAGE SHOULDERS$f69' ituAsit. 19 1 $1 .69$1 .5 &LUE 8ONNE? MARGARINE 3-lb. pg. $159 TELEY ORANGE P1EXE TEA BAGS Pkgaf 72 $119 OM?IN19ST ANt FRIED RICE 12--,. Pkg. 45c SWEST MISES w BlAA S 1UTIFA i IFLoz JA ROSE PICKLES 59c ou yIlSE I N PPIOZ102 ACKAGE DREAM WHIP $1.19 SIAKE N SAKE SASICUE Pli wSF CEN PACAG COATING MJX 79c We Are Agents For Bravo Plaj SPAGHETTI SAUCE 2IFIýOZ 115 69 Bety Crocker layer CAKE MIXES Il sS PACKAGE 59ý Monarch Pastry FLOUR 7-LB BAC 1.19 LANCIA. -READY CUT MACARONI OR1 SPAGHETTI 2XII CELUI 69ý Value ~ti Mm. Lukes pWin JAMS 34-91,MJ"S M.IGM pitiS - F9 1%u1 FISH STICKS $1099 ROYALE BATHROOM ISoSUE. [Slou.PACKAGE 55Mnc 'I CARNATION HOT CHOCOLATE 1.*79 ORANGE JUICE. 6.OZ CONT. - CONCCENTSAID 4 a1099C WHITE SWAN FACIAL TISSUE 2.PLY'- PkCKAGE o U 5 9. Kraft - Conadien Process CHEESE SINGLES 2. 3.OZ SM - - OZPACICAGS 79C <CcAlm -DUP 'AiDuiclOUS CHOCOLATE CAKE noIz iSM 1.19 PERCH FI LLETS 13LI ACCAQIt 1.1A9 Mopi. Leuf. ALL sKiF a Reg MEATY Asre SKINLESS PORK Lunch Meats~ WUENERS HOCKSI pkçg 79 c1 49 c pg 89 &LAPIENS S MAW.NA SU S EPP 801O. McLAREN'S Olives 69 c *solWN RIAR TWHITE daVES 1 aru CREAMED Honey $169 SUPR DRY.- ANTI PERSMPIANT I-5.0Z tISE BAN ROLL ON $1.09 COMPlEXION SE DIAL SOAP Rf- leu s 234 CIAO PACEAXE Of I0 Garbago affl sl09 SESIONd.%u PPL Sossom *sçmuts tINO vé,.59C CIScà SMZ PSE.FSi.iç£D.09)OINt SIPLZmot" Lux UquId .1.09 CLUB NOUSE - SWOWFI.1843ZENVELOPI Gravy Mixes 29c RKOULAS SPOOT RaOL. Saron Wrap 55C Dristan MW $ 1.29 Dristan Tmo- #1.29- be invited. . Study Consultant ,Donovan Pinker will be on hand in the school gymnasium from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to respond to, individual inquiries. More than 80 Brooklin residents attending a meeting of the-North Ward Commun- ity Association last week at St. Thomas Anglican Church to hear a presentation by Professor James Murray, planning consultant for Consolidated B uilding Cor- poration, the owner of a large tract of land around Brooklin. A number of questions about the Pinker study were raised, including what options were available between the extremes- of no growth and growth to 10,000 people., The ratepayers wanted to know if the availability of water for infilling of housing- had been adequately examin- ed, and how much it would cost Brooklin residents to hook up to sewers. The ratepayers stated that accord- ing, to the Pinker report.and their own calculations it wvould cost $3,500 per existing house, and wondered if they would be levied with sewer and water bills similar to those for homes in the serviced area of Whitby. Another question was that with services in Whitby for 40,000 to 50,000 more people, would growth to, 10,000 in Brooklin retard the growth of lower Whitby. The people wanted to know if this delay in utilizing present ser- vices would adversely affect the town's miil rate. 6 donors honored Six regular Whitby blood donors received special recog- nition, at the Blood Donor Clinic at the Legion Hall, today. Lloyd White, who started giving blood about 15 years ago, when he came to teach in Whitby, gave his Sth blood donation at Whitby's last clinic in November. The following five people have donated at least 35 units of blood: Mrs. L. Rottine, W. F. Guthrie, C. W. (Tod) Lintner, J. K. Douglas and Ralph Crawford. The present Whitby register lists only 26 donors who have given over 35 donations, two of them over 50. Wbitby has. only 3 clinics a year, 50 to attain such an achievement requires at least 12 years of faithful attendance at clinics. Congratulations to these dedi- cated people.. A special thank-you to Mrs. Rottine, the' first woman to get her 35 donation pin. 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