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Br~kins By ROXANNE REVELER Cai 655-4951 wlth Items for this coiumn. Hi there: At 20, you can't wait for tomorrow 'to c orne. After 40, you neyer quite finish with the day before yester- day. By the time you're 80 years old you've learned everything. You only have to remember it. BROOKLIN HORTICULTURAI. SOCIETY The Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold its regular meeting on March 24 at 8 p.m. in the C.E. Building, Brooklin United Church. The speaker will be William Bradbury of Oshawa, who will speak on "Wildflowers'". There wîll also be a home Wking sale, always a delight.. The mernbership drive is now on. Mémbership entities you to receive a newsletter each month, cornpete in floIyer shows, and take out books from the extensive horticultural llbrary. For membér- ships cail Freda Kofalvi at 655-4031 or visit the Em- porium in Brooklin. The society is running another flower arranging course7 in April. Courses taught will be vertical design, -corsages and boutannieres, water de'sign, and table centers. Cost of the course is $15 for non- rnembers and $12 for members. The course will be held each Tuesday in April at the Community Con- cept Center, Brooklin. To enrol phone Valerie at the Emporium in- Brooklin. Cost will include flower material. LIBRARY NEWS Welcome aboard your Library Airpiane! Join the library gang for a week of flying fun, starting Mar- ch22 to26from2:30to3:30p.mn. Taking off Monday, create your own "space missles'". Tuesday you'll flyover Holland and enjoy "in flight movies". Wednesday, an afternoon stop- over to create exciting "space objects"~ and Thur- sday a quick trip, to England with "in flight'l movies. Friday, on your return flight to Brooklin, fill your tummies with delicious space snacks, yum, yurn! Welcome home boys and girls. Thank you for flying with the Brooklin Bombers!1 Remember the pre-school program begins again WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1982, PAGE 7 Hitch-hiker assaulted Tuesday, March 30 fromn 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Moms join together upstairs while the children 3 to 6 years get together downstairs for stories, crafts, music and games. Look forward to seeing you at your library. JUNIOR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The purposeèof a Junior Horticultural Society1 is to encourage interest in our environment through gar- dening and therefore make Brooklin a more beauti-, fui place to live. Recently, a junior society has been formed for, ages 5 to 16. On Saturday, February 26 at 10 a.m., a dish garden workshop was held at the Concept Cen- ter under the direction of Valerie Hundert, Mary Housego and Audrey Young of the B.H.S. Attending were Kara Brauna, Glen Hobbs, Naveed Maîl, Jen- nifer Maunder, Anne Parrinder, Elisa Rothnie, David Steli, Tracy Steil, Danny Young, Jason Young, Paul Young, Dale Wick, Clara Yourkevich and Tommy Quinn. Please encourage your children to become, mem- bers of the J.H.S. Membership fee for the year is just $1. A terrariumi or bottle garden planting workshop will be held on Saturday, April 3 at 10 a.m., at the concept center. For more information cail Valerie Hundert 655-4931. JUST A REMINDER A. spring fashion show will be presented by the Brooklin U.C.W., with fashions from the Brooklin Village Shoppe, on Wednesday, April 14 at 8 p.m. in the C.E. Building, Brooklin United Church. Tickets are $3 and refreshments will be served. For further information please cail 655-3053 or 3824. Young ladies between the ages of 18 and 23 who are interested in competing for the honor of Miss Brooklin Spring Fair, are invited to attend the Pageant Information Open House April 5 or 6 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Concept Center, Baldwin Street, Brooklin. For additional information please cal 728-3470 or 655-4936. THE LONG AND THE SHORT 0F IT I remember last summer. It was my first trip to tbe races, and I found the crowds and the excite- ment overwhelming. Firmly entrenched in the bleachers, I made my selections, strictly going on hunches and the sounds of the names, and gave them to my husband to place along with his bets. I w-asn't doing ver.y well until the fifth race,, when I won a 20 to 1 long shot. Excitediy, I insisted on collecting the winnings myself while my hubby guarded our seats. Unsure of where to cash in the ticket, I ap- proached a gruff-looking old man intently studying the racing form. I asked him "Can you please tell me which line is for the winning tickets'?" I chuckled to myself when he replied without even looking up, "The shortest one lady! " You know, he was right. IBROOKLIN HOME BAKERY; I &DELICATESSAN. I 61 BALDWIN ST. I BROOKLIN 655-4951, I HOMEMADEI HOT CROSS BUNSI . FULL OF FRUITI iBAKED FRESH DAILY I INO ADDITIV ES AUS1IN TPE Have Your Chimney Swept byMA R. 2< IMNEY sWEEPS N* "THE AUSTIN'TOPPER WAY"9 AND.PAYÃ"0NLY *$29n.95. Reg.$45.OO - FIREPLACE OR ODTVCLAIY WHY risk a chimney fire ? s Don't let a dirty chimney ruin the safetyandàý eff iciency of your fireplace or woodstove. ~Dirty chimneys are a f ire hazard,. The right ignition temper'ature and enough creosote (an oily Iiquid distilled from wood, coal or oil) and.. . YOU WILL HAVE A FIRE. "6COAST TO COAST55 '3 mi ~-' 0 ~. 0 PUNCTUAUTY THORUUGHNESS EXPERTISE CLEANLINESS 686m0226 or 425B6864 CANADA'S LEADING NAME IN THE INDUSTRY e'- An Oshawa man has been arrested after a 21- year-old man was in- decently assaulted in the early hours of Sun- 'day morning. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, the victim was hitchhik- ing on Garden Street. The victim was offered a ride and after leaving the car, he was chased into a field when the assault occurred. Frank Charles Henry, 27, of Montrave Ave., Oshawa has been charged with indecent assault on a maie and common assault. He was held for a bail hear- ing yesterday and should appear in court tomorrow. $1700 theft A person or persons unknown broke into the Royale Hotel in the early hours of Sunday morning and took the safe from the premises. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, they gained entry into the Brock Street North hotel sometime between midnight and 6 a.m. through the back door. The police said that a safe, containing $1,700 in cash, Plus numerous cheques, was taken. About, $200 damage was done to the door., e * ste