PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 23. 1983, B 1 jR By ROXANNE REVELER Cali SSS-1951 with items for this column. a HI there: What this country needs 18 fewer rock singers who carry a guitar and more who can carry a tune. 1LIBRARY NEWS The Valentineparty at the library was a gigantic success due to ail the super guestsl1 Stuart Millson guessed the correct number of jeilybeans (255) and was present to receive his prize of "Miss Jenmie Jeilybean". Tanya Lowe'ate the "'lucky piece of cake" making her the winner of a Valentine book. Congratulations to you both. Movies will be roiing Friday, Feb. 25 from 3:30 to 4:30. Bound to be enjoyable viewing. Just a reminder that pre-school storyhour is now in full swing. Corne join the fun with crafts, music and stories Tuesdays from 12:30 to 1: 30. See you at your library. WORLD DAY 0F PRAYER World Day of Prayer will be held at St. Thomas Anglican Church in Brooklin March 4 at 7:30 p.m. -~ - -~ BROOKLIN HOME BAKERY & DELICATESSAN 61 BALDWIN ST., BROOKLIN 655-4951 SPECIAL THIS WEEK Round or Long Cheseas (Reg. 1.60) $1,49 10% off ail salade. HOT CROSS BUNS MADE FRESH DAILY SAIT SPECIAL, 20 Kg. Crystal W.C................$4.16 40 Kg. Crystal W................$7.46 20 Kg. Select W.C.................3$3.54 20 Kg. Commercial W.C............$3.00 FARM SALT 25 Kg. Cobalt Iodlzed .............3$4.97 40 Kg. Common Fine............. .$5.79 BLOCKS 20 Kg. Cobalt Iodized ..........4.00 20 kg. Trace Minerai ..............$5.10 SAFE-T-SALT 10Kg ...........................31.59 20 Kg...........................$2.44 40 Kg...........................$3.79 DE.ICER 25 Kg. Urea......................$8.50 FISHERS FARM SERVICE ASHBURN 655-3842 s *e e - u Rent a VCR Player NOW Swhile special Iasts. FOR ONLY WEEKENDS MON..- THURS. Fri..Sat. -3$10.00 1 Weekday - $6.99 Frl.-Mon. - $25.99 2 Weekdays - $10-99 Sat..Mon. - SI18.99 4 Weekdays - $1 5.99 MOVIES Mon.-Thurs. - $2.99 Fr1., Sat. - $3.97 Intellivision unîts& games for rent. 350OVHS &BETA MOVIES 655-4229 MONITrUESIWEWTfHURS 104 FAIISAT 10. WHITBY FREE PRESS Special speaker for the evening will be Bob Anti Ùiixon. Corne and join your neighbours in this evening of worship and fellowship. SCOUTS, CUBS AND BEA VERS The Ladies' Auxiliary will be holding its next meeting on March 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Brooklin Concept Center. Please show your interest mothers, and plan to attend. The Ladies Auxiliary would like to express their thanks to ail parents who are involved in the annual father and son banquet to be held on Feb. 26. It is hôped it wiil be enjoyed by all. HEART FUND CAMPAIGN Congratulations to' Roseanne McLeod for guessIng most closely the nuinber of candy hearts in a jar at Meadowcrest Sehool last week. She, along with the other students helped raise $61.80 for the Heart Fund. Thanks, to the staff for tabulating the guesses and colhecting the money. The Heart Fund was delighted by an unexpected but most wehcome donation of $200 fromn the Brooklin Junior Farmers. For those who would ike to give a private donation buthave not been home when a canvasser cailed, please remember to mail it in the envehope hef t by her. We beseech aiiyone living on the outskirts of town where there is no- canvass to also mail in, a contri- bution in care of Mrs. June Church, Way Road, Brooklin, Ontario LOB iCO. Give as if your heart depended upon it! DURHAM PONY CLUB Perhaps- you would expect that at this season Pony Club activities would not yet have begun.ý Not so. More than 20 members of Durham Pony Club have continued to ride ail winter. These boys and girls began an 1-week study program last Friday. One hundred and thirty pieces of tack and feed stuf-^ fs were on display for identification. This week, Dr. John Churchill, veterinarian from Port Perry wilh be the guest speaker on parasites, common diseases and their prevention. Upcoming speakers include farrer Steve Daykin and hunt master Carol Rhodes. Thr-ee clinics are to be held on fiat work, dressage and grooming. This is an early start to what promises to be an exciting year. For information please caîl 655-3180 or 705- 357-2177. COMPUTERS AT ST. THOMAS The public is invited to a fun time at St. Thomas Parish Hall using personal computers. Games and other fun programs suitable for adults and children wihl be available.% Kurlie-DQ BEAUTY SALON ~Hair Fashionsfor the Whole Family NOW OPEN - MONDAYS Starting February 28, 1983. 69 Baldwin St. Brooklin Carson Centre 655-4201 NIGHT 0F CARDS The Brooklin and District Progressive Conserva- tive Association will host a "Night of Cards" on Wednesday, March 16 commencing at 8 p.m. at the Oddfellows Hall, Bagot Street, Brooklin. Refresh- ments and prizes wiil be inchuded in the admission price of $3 per person. Tickets may be purchased fromn any member of the executive or from Brooklin Bakery. GIVE ME A MINUTE TO THINK ABOUT IT A not-too-bright candidate for the police force failed the written exam but since he was the chief's nephew, the examiner decided to go easy on him with the oral part. "Who shot Abraham Lincoln? " he asked. The candidate pondered a moment and then asked if he could have some time to corne up with the answer. The examiner told him to corne back in the mornîng. When the would.be rookie went home, his wife asked, "Well how did it go? Did you get the job? " "I think so," he said. "They've already got me working on a case. " See you next week ...Roxanne Reveler Brooklin Bakery drop-off Frldays, before noon please 655-4951. I A& FAUTO BODYi *SPECIAL UNDERCOATING 1, RUST DAMAGE REPAIRS sFREE COLLISION & RUST ESTIMATES *EXPERT PAINTING *USED CAR SALES CANADIAN OWNED & OPERATED 467 FAIRFALL ST., AJAX, ONTARIO (416) 686-1303 I PRINTING'~ invitations -matches.- serviettes The Parish Hall will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, March 6. St. Thomas Church is located on the corner of Winchester and Anderson Streets in Brooklin. For further Information please caîl Chris Greaves 655-3808 or Bey. Ivan Dyer 655-388. NEW RATEPAYERS EXECUTIVE ELECTED The North Ward and Brooklin Community Association elected its 1983 executive during a meeting at the Brooklin Concept Center. New exe- cutive members are: president, Mel Hundert; vice president, Fred Brown; secretar, Diane Coch- rane; treasurer, Armand Robitaille; directors, Roxanne Reveler, John Dryden and John Morrow. Past president Bull Manning was made an honorary life member. SLIM AND TRIM Response was great.and exercising to music got started i Broolin on Feb. 15. Chasses are held in the Oddfeilows Hall on Bagot Street Tuesday mor- nings at 9:30 te 11:30 a.m. and Tuesday afternoons from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Tips on dieting, nutrition, how to hose weight and how-cah recipes are inchuded. Babysitting is now available for a nominal charge. Classes wih be run in four week sessions for $22 and you may join during a session. A mat is required for floor work. For additional information cahl Anne at 655-3903 or Vaherie at 655-4931. Swing into Spring feeling and looking good. WOMENS INSTITUTE The seventy-third anniversary of Brooklin Bran- ch of the Womens Institute was hehd at the Com- munity Center on Wednesday, Feb. 16. Ruby Sonley, past president cut the anniversary cake. Mrs. Levi Arksey gave cuitent events. Eiheen Young, convenor of the International Meeting, tohd a brief history 0f Associated Country Women of the World, the Brooklin Branch which was formed May 15t 1910. Each lady present told why she joined the Womens Institute. Hostesses were Mns. Levi Arksey, Alice Arnold, Nora Walker and Eiheen Young. The next meeting wihh be held on Wednesday, March 16 at 1:30 p.m. A sihent auction will be held. This wilh be Tweedsmuir Historyý meeting. Con- venor will be Hilda Stanley. Motto wihl be "record today what will be history tomorrow. " Roil cahl will be "bring an article that is 50 years ohd or more" Mrs. L. Arksey will be in charge of cuitent events and hostesses wilh be Nora Walker and Helen Gran- dy. Two Whitby men have been charged with pos- session of narcotics af- ter Durham police exe- cuted a search at 104 Mary St. in Whitby. Police say one man. was stopped on the street in a routine patrol and charged when he was found with a quan- tity of hash oul.-' Following the arrest, police obtained a search warrant and "charged another man with pos- session of narcotics for the purpose of traffick- ing. Dean Westrom, 22, of 104 Mary St. is charged with possession of nar- cotics. Charged with possession of narcotics for the purpose 0f traf- ficking is David McGuire, 24, of 104 Mary St. in Whitby. Bridge res ults The foilowing are the results of hast week's play at the Whitby Du- plicate Bridge Club. North and South: Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Evans, 110; Derrick Alstein and Pauh Beischhag, 102%; Mr. and Mrs. Jirn Whar- rie, 103; Mrs. John Frost and Mrs. George Steffler, 96. East and West: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baker, 113; Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Winter, 1101/a; John McLean and Don Titherington, 102; Mr. and Mns. Harold Barker, 98%. The results of duphi- cate bridge play are reported each week in the Free Press. 16 Two homes hit for jewehry Two Whitby homes were entered some time during the day hast Fr1- day and severah thou- sand dollars in cash and jewelry were stolen. In one incident, police say Robert Reid of 21 Trinity Crescent i Whitby anlived home Friday to find the sliding doors in the rear of his home had been pried open. An unknown quantity of jewehry, inchuding a diamond ring, gohd charms and a dinner ring were taken from the home. In the second incident, police report $1,700 in cash and jewelry were stolen from the home of Thomas Traicheff, 60 Calder Crescent in Whitby. Pohice say a window had been opened and $800 in American dollars and about $900 worth of jewehry were stolen from the master bed- room of the house. Noarrests have been made in either incident. Whi'tby men charged