WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4,-1982, PAGE 7 Br~kI in Bn By ROXANNE REVELER Cali 655-4951 wlth items for this column, W: Reward sign Vandals beware. From now on the Town of Whitby wili pay a $200 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons damaging town parks. Last Friday morning, Mayor Bob Attersley (on the ladder) put the finish- ing screw to the first reward sign to be postedin the town. It is located in Rotary Centennial Park at the corner of Brock and Burns Street. Looking on is Regfonal Councillor Gerry Emm and Constable Ian Wootton of the Durham Regional Police Force, 18 Division (Whitby). According to acting director of parks and recreation Fred Beckett, the town will post 56.such signs in parks throughout the town. Town buildings wil also bave signs erected at a future date. -Free Press Staff Photo. Wmnter n*ew manager of Whitby chamber Brian Winter will take over the duties of secre- tary-manager of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce starting Auguat 23, president Howard Smith announe- ed last week. Winter, a resident of Whitby for 27 years, will succeed Shirley Acker, who bas been secretary- manager for the past seven years. A director of the Cliamber from 1972 to 1976, Winter was in charge of the chamber's newsletter and served on several committees. He rejoined the cbam- ber as a direetor in 1982 and is i charge of pre- WMhy aimbulance cel During the week that ended at midnight iast Tliursday, the Whitby Ambulance Service res- ponded to 89 caîls for service. According to co-owner Bil Cocker, the service responded to 33 routine cails and to 30 standby cails for other ambu- lance services in Osbawa and Ajax. The service aiso res- ponded to 26 emergeney cails, including five motor vehicie acci- dents. The nuniber to caîl for ambulance service is 723-5232. paring, a history of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce. Winter is best known to, the residents of Whit- by as -archivist of the Whitby Historical Society, a position lie bas beld since the society's formation in 1967. He bas been offi- ciai archivist for the Town 'of Whitby since 1974. In bis new position as chamber secretary- manager, lie will staff the chamber office in the Centennial Building Tuesday to Thursday as a part-time position, and will devote the re-' mainder of his time to the archives, which is loeated in the same building.ý Winter bas been -in- volved i many commu- nity activities since 1970 when liegraduated from Searborougb's Centen- niai Coliege with a diploma in journalism. He served as publicity director for the County Town Carnivai for nine years, and for a term as chairman "of the Local Architectural Conserva- tion Advisory Commit- tee (LACAC). Winter bas written numerous books and ar- ticles about the Town of Whitby, ineluding testi- monial tributes to John Frost, Harry Jermyn, Desmond Newman and William Manning, and histories 0f Trafalgar Castle Sehool, the Whit- by Fire Department and St. Mark's United Chur- ch. A reporter on Whitby news for the Osbawa Times and the Whitby Free Press from 1970 to 1979, lie eurrentiy writes a column on Whitby's history for the Times. As secretary-mana- ger for the Chamber of Commerce, Winter bopes to continue a commitment he -bas made to the Town of Whitby for the past dozen years to serve the community which lias been -his home since 1955. BROOKLIN HOME BAKERY' & DELICATESSAN 61 BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN 655-4951 SPECIALTHIS WEEK DINNER ROLIS 894ea dozen TRY OUR MALT BROWN BREAD See our unadvertised in-store specialIs. Hi there: As soon as the second human being appeared on earth, the riglits of the first were eut in hall. Now, <ivide your rights by the total population, and that should explain everything. BIBLE SCHOOL Meadowcrest Baptist Church wil be, offering a vacation bible sehool for children between the ages of three and 12. The school will be held at the chur- eh, Vipond Road, Brooklin, starting at 9:30 ar. each morning from August 16 to 26. There will be crafts,.bible stories, games and lots of other fun. The last evening, Thursday, August 26, will be devoted to "Farnily Night." LIBRARY NEWS The "Scarey Creature Get Together" was a shivery success. Boy, there sure are a lot of "nice nionsters" in our town! Jennifer Carney and Linda Carter wonthe "Name the Monster" contest. Would you believe Mean Michael Monster and Googily- eyed Monster were the guests of honor? For the best spookey costume: Julien Mason, Bryce John- son, Kristen Vauglin, Stephanie Dayes, Jenny Sommerville and Karen Marlikowski won. Making a choice was difficult, for ahl the littie creatures looked so scary. Thellbrary staff got even and scared sorne 0f the children in -their "Welcorne to our Nightmare Roorn" though. Lots of giggles. They'll be starting off August with "lAdventure Week". Tuesday, August 3, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.rn. they will be creating a rnysterious craft and Thur- sday, August 5.get set for adventure movies. The week of August 9 will be "Things That Fly" week. On Tuesday, August 10 they will be designing a "Flying Craft". On Thursday, August 12 it's blast off tirne with "Air Devil" movies, plus comedy. On- Friday, August 13, they are planning a U.F.O. workshop. Join the flying fun, for you won't believe the flying objects you can make 1 Areminder to aIl those people with ov erdue books that the library would greatly appreciate their return. Thank you for your co-operation. Heartfelt thanks to ail the generous people who 0f- fered their National Geographics. Mission accom- plished. Look.forward to seeing you at your libraryl1 MO VIE MOVIE Meadowcrest Baptist Church is stili offering free movies each Wednesday evening. at 7:30 entitled "Focus on the Family". The film for August 4 will be "Preparing for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Sexuality" and for August 11, "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women- The Lonely Housewife." This series lias been shown -in many churches in North America and lias proved to be helpful to hun- dreds of families. ATTENTION WORKING MOTHERS There is terrifie news for working mothers. Commencing September 1, 1982, there will be a nur- sery shcool right here in Brooklln. To be called, Kidsworld Center, this non-profit day care center will offer care for chldren between the ages of 2%k to 9 on a full day basis, hall days, or before and after sehool. The hours will be from 7:30 a.rn. to 6 p.m. which is quite flexible. The school bas been passed by the healtli depart- ment, f ire department and Whitby Town Council so ail signais 'are go., Owner/director of Kidsworld, Diane Cochrane bas been involved with day care in this commumity for the past six years. Her asso- ciate has a degree in early chuidhood education, 50 you know your little ones will be wel looked after. Kidsworld will be a Christian day care centre, where chldren will receive religious instruction on hl 13% Sweet Morse Feed S40 Kg. $11n2'5 23 CASSELS ROAD EAST BROOKLIN 655-4851 e s e - u - a dally basis through Christian orlented erafts etc. 1The centre will be located in the large white.bouse with the long, narrow w.indows whleh is the, first house north of» Queen Street, on Baldwin, opposite North Street. I'm sure there will be a big demand for this type of service in' the area, so eaU Dianne Cochrane at 655-3127 rlght away for additional Information. I'M MAD AS .. AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE IT ANY MORE! If you saw the movie "Network", or excerpts from it, you-know ail about that saying.- Well rigbt now that's how I feel. You have probabiy realized by now that I: bave no time for people who let their dogs run loose around the town. You also know. that I have a dog of my own, so don't flash back tbat 1 arn a dog bater. There is possibly the largest doberman on the face of the eartb whieh constantlyruns througb the streets of our town. I wish it didnt. This animal does flot even wear a collar, soIl don't know how its owner could tether it in the first place. This animal is not to be frigbtened away. It stands its ground. I don't know if it would bite, but T am not about to take the chance of findinig out. I know that we have to corne indoors when this' animal shows up and wait until it goes away. This is ridiculous. It is not the'animal's fault., It is the fault of ils- irresponsible owner who lets this obnoxious animal roam at will. I hope they read this, or that anyone who reads it and knows tliem will hand them this ar- ticle. See you next week ...Roxanne Reveler Brookiin Bakery drop-off Fridays before noon please 655-4951 Super-power steam cleaning whi Ie-you-waitI I ____ ai Brooklin SheilStation » ~ Highwayl7& 12 sunduy, Aug. 8 9:00 - 6:00 And every -sunciay thru October Car seats& rugs. 30 9' x 12' carpet cash & carry. $2 250O Brooklin Flour Milis" Flour & Baking Supplies