PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9,1986, WHITBY FR.EE PRESS Fashion show The United *Church Women will be holding a fashion show tonight star- ting at 8 p.m. in the Brooklin United Church. Here, Wendy Petch, Eunice Stocks and Cathy Ferguson display some of the lothes the ladies will be wearing tonight. Clothes will be provided by the Brooklin Village Shoppe. Tickets cost $3.50 and con be bought from a U.C.W. member or at the Brooklin Vilage hoppe.FrPesStfPho Home Satellite TV: The Greatest Show On Earth Love stories are just the beginning of the excitenient Lavailable on home satellite TV. Look at what cisc you've been missing: *More movie, sports, news, educational, religious, and chiidren's programming than is available from any other source. *100-plus channels to choose from, for about thé same monthly payments as cable TV. *Free and legal reception. To find out. more about how home satellite televi- sion works, ask us for a FREE copy of Tuning In, Home Satellite TV. But hurry-supplies are Ilimited. BROOKLIN ELECTRONICS 4605 Baldwin St., Brookl n (1/ mile N of FamIIy Kartways)4 655-4069.d PULL CAPABILITY FOR PRODUCTION 0F: " LARGE OR SMALL ORDERS " QUALITY PRINTING. " PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE CONTINUOIJS COMPUTE- REGSTER & DATA PROCESSING FORMS BrSk1 lin Bylines ~> By BETrY-JEAN BLYTH Calil 655-3679 wlth items for this coiun It's Spring Cleaning Time for those who go in for such things and to make if. a bit easier this year, 1 thought I'd pass along some of the tips 1 gleaned fromn a panel of experts up ini Ashburn. Windows, especially second story windows, are always a problem. How do you get up to do the ouf.- side without having to lug a heavy ladder around? If. was suggested that a tractor and loader can hoist you up there in no time and with the help of a frien- diy farm hand move you from window to window. 0f course if you didn't have the foresight to marry a farmer, that's your problem. Then there's the interminable vacuuming* and dusting. No matter how off.en' it's done, if. neyer seems to look like if. when unexpected guests arrive. If. was suggested that you just leave the vacuum cleaner parked in the middle of the livingroom and a dust clof.h draped artistically over a table, then when someone does pop in you can pretend you were just in the middle of cleaning. It saves endless hours of toil. Laundry is always a bug bear for f.hç working mother, one of the panelisf.s has solved that dilem- ma by dyeing everything black. Just think, the kids can wear an outfit two days in a row and there's no sorting to be done. Every consciencious housewife worries about what to do with leftovers. Its hard to throw out that spoonful of carrots or littie chunk of roast when people are sfarving. What you do is wrap if. up and put if. in the fridge, as time goes on it gets shoved farf.her back until there cornes a day when you find this unidentifiable furry object lurking in a dark From Pg. ' Grant Wallace told Mr. Court that the Counf.y Town Singers were a one shof. deal and there is no policy which will permit a grant to the Whitby Bond. According to town policy, sports and cultural organizations are entitled to grants of Up to $1,5W0 to help defray the cost of travelling to special events. LETERtHIADS ENVELOPES - FIERS IIUSiNESS CARDS BUSINESS FOEMS RESUMES - ROCHURES CARSONLESS FOIMS PROGAMS -TIcxET comP1itEIZiD irnsmINso so ON PUEmnqi corner and you can throw if. out without a qualm. The best one of ail was how to get rid of thawing doggy doo using old bread bags but if. bas to be demonstrated for you to really catch on so if anyone wants to know, just corne and see me - if you can find me, lIl1 be ouf. trying to round up a tractor. SCOTT FENNELL BRUNCH The annual P.C. brunch for Scott. Fenneli, our Federal Parliamentary representative will be held on April 13 af. Annandale Golf and Country Club from 12 to 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 and may be or- diered by calling 655-3860. BEAUTY PAGEANT Brooklin Spring Fair Pageant will be held on June 7 this year and contestants, are needed between the ages of 17 and 22. To honour this, the 75th anniver- sary of the Fair, a record number of girls would be appreciated by the hardworking organizers. Each girl will be required to give a short speech, answer a question and take part in the fashion show. Every entrant will receive a cash award whiie the winner will receive $250 and the two runners-Up $125 each. The winner will also be able to go on to the contest af. the Royal York Hotel in 1987 and have a chance to compete in the Miss ONE contest as well. GOSPEL MUSIC PRESENTATION Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn, will present an evening of Gospel Music with. the Tor- chmen on Sunday, April 20 at 7:30 p.m. The Torch- men are six Gospel musicians from St. Catharines' who are well known radio and recording artists. They present a wide varief.y of music accompanied by bagpipes, banjo, bass guitar, *guitar, accordian and piano. Everyone is welcome to corne and enjoy this con- cerf.. Refreshments will be served afterward in the re church basement. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETING The annual meeting of Brooklin Womnen's In- stitute will be held on April 16 in the Community Centre af. 1:30 p.m. Roll caîl is to namne a con- tribution to the Women's Inistitute. The motto is Spring time makes everything new. Hostesses are Mrs. Ruth Agar and Mrs. Marion Hall. chances looking s1lim "Everytime. you go councilor Ross Batten grant becouse we woulia someplace you will want told Mr. Court who was have to further bend money," said Mr. accompanled at the policy," said counillor Wallace. meeting by members of Botten addlng that "we "If we sfray fromn the the band wearing their like to guard against policy, everyone will try blue uniforms. setting precenclonts."1 to bend the rules," "We denied your "We don't want to set a precedent we justl Frifi Pg. 1 want to be recognized"1 responded Mr. Court.' Iroq ois xpanioll He said that the Board of Education and seven while the special in- the justification" he local merchants have terest groups placed said.' contributed money for,, their own full page ad. He fold the commif.tee the trip, but with three "I think councillors members that the weeks remaining the should reach ouf. to the decision of council wiîî band Is stiil $1,500 short special interesf. groups not become less of the estimated $15,000 and extend the olive relevant with time, ad- the trip willcost. branch," Mr. Buffett ding that. every tirie a The bond wlll be said. parent takes bis child te holding. a bottie drive He also called for the Ajax or Oshawa to use f.his Saturday, which councillors to explain their focilities tliey wiîî Mr. Court hopes will- exactly what Whitby is remember the decision. raise $500, leaving them to receive under the new Mr. Buffett wilap- $1,000 short - the amount faciify and how much if. pear before full council they are asklng from the will cost. at the April 14 meeting oncilr er "If if. will cost more to present the petition, Cuelo ry money thon Iroquois saying "lif. would be Erm asked if if. was and Whitby receives dishonest on my part not possible for the town to less facilities, what is to present the petition." give a grant i lieu of a FRM G.3performance at o FRO PG ~special occasion, in other words paymenf. -mil for service, but Mr. Wallace said that would B 11 Swano be creating an Ilanti- floor. ple" "But worth if," he said. Poulcy". mthe She cocked' her left eyebrow this tîme. "I jusf. proceeded to ask the hope that ceiling cornes ouf. ail right. " director of the parks By midnight the latex had dried sufficiently. The and recreation, Wayne walls? Peachy, smoothly covered wif.h only a few Deveau, if the bond ripples and runs. couid get a grant front The ceiling? The grand canyon should look s0 his departmenf., and smooth. agoin he was told no. < Splif.s a quarter of an inch wide. Peels and ripples. "We are bound by Disaster. chains," chairman of "Didn't you know," she said with perfecf. hin- thie operations commit- dsight, "thaf. you can'f. put latex paint over oil.based tee, Marcel Brunelle' paint? " told Mr. Court. He does now. "I know you and the The choices are simple: to try to wash off the bond members don't see latex paint (ha!); to scrape if. off (ahh!); to leave if. them, but they are and let if. flake off by itself. He prefers option three. there " he said. "Why couldn't we have just gone with shellack?" The committee she said. "Now we have a disaster almost as bad as passeci a motion whlch f.he roof." insfructs the ad- The Roof. ministrotor, Bin Nof.hing, of course, will ever be as bad as the Wallace, to explore the Roof. But that is another story for another day.- possibility of assisting For now hfe is satisfied to share bis hard-won the bond, but no knowledge of the fact that oil and latex don'f. mix. promises were macle. 21 AýýCo..VE' S, JX g.. IIGPAZ PHONE 683-1968 218HARWOODAVE.,S. PPING PLA AJAX SHO ZA L -- iiROF